Posted on Nov 04, 2025 in Travel
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While Sariska is widely known today for its Tiger Reserve, the region holds deep historical and cultural significance. It finds mention in ancient mythology, including the Mahabharata, and features prominently in Rajput history as well as India’s colonial past. Maharaja Jai Singh and several other rulers of Alwar often visited Sariska, which once served as …
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Simulation brings you closer to real-life experiences than theoretical knowledge ever could. The wonderful experience we had at Flight Experience Singapore was as extraordinary as one could imagine. The Flight Experience taught us many fascinating things and gave us amazing memories to cherish for life. Our Flight Experience experience began with a formal introduction to …
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Nature is not just something you can see, it is something you can feel. Corbett National Park, established in 1956, was created for the conservation of countless endangered species, including the tiger. This park consists of diverse terrains, such as rivers, plains, hills, and mountains, making it one of the most unique natural habitats in …
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When our teacher told us that we were going to visit a blue pottery and block printing factory, we all imagined something modern and well-structured. Instead, we explored a simple and open workshop space that revealed the authentic culture of Jaipur. Our first stop was the blue pottery section. We sat on carpets in small …
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Visiting the Wagah Border in Amritsar was one of the most thrilling and patriotic experiences of our lives. This border crossing between India and Pakistan is famous for its daily Beating Retreat Ceremony. On 11 October 1947, Brigadier Mohinder Singh Chopra and Brigadier Nazir Ahmed initiated the ceremony. As we approached the venue, the atmosphere …
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Camps are not just about having fun, they are about making memories that last a lifetime. For us, Ranthambore was exactly that kind of place. From exciting activities to all-nighters, every moment became a story to remember. Even by the end of the day, it felt like our trip had only just begun! This year’s …
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MuSo Museum stands for the Museum of Solutions. The aim of the museum is to inspire students to change the world. We were amazed to see that the museum is divided into different labs which have interactive exhibits. There were various scientific topics for which we were supposed to find solutions. Overall, this made learning …
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We visited Jaipur’s Jantar Mantar. It was built by Sawai Jai Singh. Jantar Mantar includes a total of 19 fixed astronomical instruments. It was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 2010. Vrihat Samrat Yantra is the largest stone sundial in India. Jantar Mantar’s name is derived from a Sanskrit word “yantra”, …
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Sitting in our houses in the metropolitan city of Gurugram, browsing Wikipedia, made us realise how superficial the information on these websites was. There were figures, numbers, and percentages which were absolutely of no use to us. Fast forward to a few days later, we embarked on a journey to Jim Corbett with EdTerra Edventures. …
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Welcome, young adventurers! Have you ever dreamt of a place where majestic tigers roam, elephants trumpet through the forest, and birds sing a symphony? That place exists, and it’s called Jim Corbett National Park. Let’s embark on a journey to discover India’s oldest national park. Jim Corbett National Park, nestled in the Himalayan foothills of …
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