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Student Educational Program: Discover India Journey

This Student Travel Program offers an immersive educational journey through Delhi and Rajasthan, where India’s rich cultural heritage intersects with contemporary life. Designed for students, educators, and academic groups, this educational tour for students combines experiential learning, hands-on workshops, and real-world exploration to foster curiosity, cultural understanding, and personal growth.

From the bustling streets and political corridors of Delhi to the historic cities and majestic forts of Rajasthan, students gain a unique perspective on how history, culture, and community shape everyday life in India. Through guided tours, interactive workshops, and school visits, participants experience India beyond textbooks, discovering its traditions, innovations, and vibrant social fabric.
  • Months: October to April (10-12 Days)
  • Perfect For: School & College students, faculty and professionals
  • Destinations: Delhi, Agra & Rajasthan

Student Educational Program Details

India is a land of learning, where culture, history, and daily life create a living classroom. From bustling cities to rural villages, students explore heritage sites, local arts and crafts, traditional performances, and community life, gaining firsthand insights into India’s diversity, creativity, and traditions.

Foundations of the Student Educational Program

A hands-on, immersive learning experience designed for students, educators, and faculty, offering deep insights into India’s culture, heritage, and everyday life.
  • Cultural Awareness & Heritage: Explore historic monuments, forts, palaces, and villages to understand India’s rich traditions and how history shapes communities.
  • Arts, Crafts & Creativity: Participate in workshops on block-printing, folk dance, and local performing arts, connecting hands-on learning with cultural understanding.
  • History & Social Studies in Action: Learn about Mughal and Rajput architecture, the independence movement, and modern India’s evolution through interactive experiences.
  • Cross-Cultural Exchange: Visit local schools and communities to observe different learning styles, social norms, and traditions, fostering empathy and global awareness.
  • Environmental & Ethical Learning: Understand wildlife conservation, sustainable village practices, and human impact on nature through direct engagement with communities and ecosystems.
  • Personal Growth & Reflection: Develop observation, critical thinking, and mindfulness through journaling, art, discussions, and experiential exercises.
  • Teamwork & Experiential Learning: Navigate real-life experiences such as village workshops or visits to local markets and collaborate with peers in interactive exercises to build adaptability, curiosity, and cultural sensitivity.

Day 1–3: Delhi

India’s capital is a vibrant mix of history, culture, and modernity. You will kickstart your educational tour with an orientation session led by your tour leader, covering cultural etiquette, safety, and an introduction to India’s rich heritage.

Visits & Learning Experiences Include:

  • Explore: Visit iconic landmarks such as Old Delhi, including the Red Fort and Chandni Chowk via rickshaw, guided by a historian who will bring the city’s history and culture to life. Also, the visit includes the Lotus Temple, Qutub Minar, India Gate, Gandhi Smriti, and notable Lutyens’ Delhi architecture, with interactive storytelling.
  • Icebreaker sessions: Discuss what you know about India and share your expectations for the journey.
  • Introduction to Indian culture & diversity: Interesting stories, visuals, conversation and reflections with the locals.
  • History in Action: Learn about Gandhi’s life, India’s independence movement, and Mughal & colonial architecture.
  • Urban Observation Exercise: Compare Old and New Delhi, noting differences in city planning, markets, and everyday life.
  • Cultural Photography: Capture the sights, sounds, and colours of Chandni Chowk, discussing what makes each scene unique.
  • Interactive Q&A: Deepen your understanding through questions and discussion with the historian.
  • Reflection Activity: “What I want to learn on this journey” – document your initial impressions and goals.
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A vibrant group of international students exploring India together, turning every street into a classroom and every moment into discovery.

"By education I mean an all-round drawing out of the best in the child and man-body, mind and spirit."

– Mahatma Gandhi

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Day 4–7: Jaipur

The Pink City of Jaipur offers a vibrant mix of royal heritage, arts, crafts, and local culture. Your journey here combines history, hands-on learning, and cultural immersion to bring India’s traditions to life.

Visits & Learning Experiences Include:

  • Explore: Visit the City Palace and Jantar Mantar to learn about Jaipur’s royal history, architecture, and scientific achievements.
  • Arts & Craft Workshop: Participate in a block-printing workshop with local artisans. Learn traditional techniques, understand the cultural context, and explore the economic impact of handicrafts.
  • Culinary Experience: Visit a local Rajasthani home, shop for fresh ingredients at a market, and participate in preparing traditional dishes. Understand the social and cultural significance of meals and hospitality.
  • Heritage Immersion: Explore Amber Fort and observe royal architecture, ancient water systems, and historical storytelling.
  • School Visit: Interact with students and teachers at a local school. Compare classroom methods, educational values, and cultural perspectives through workshops and discussions.
  • Environmental & Wildlife Awareness: Visit to Jhalana Leopard Reserve to learn about habitat conservation, wildlife protection, and ethical responsibility.
  • Reflection Activity: Document observations, sketches, or notes about arts, crafts, school life, and heritage experiences.
  • Interactive Q&A: Discuss insights with local guides, artisans, and educators to deepen understanding of Jaipur’s culture and society.

"Participating in the India Student program was an eye-opening experience for both my students and me. The combination of historical exploration, hands-on workshops, and cultural interactions brought classroom concepts to life in a way no textbook ever could. From observing life in rural villages to engaging with local artisans and students, our group gained a deep appreciation for India’s rich heritage, diversity, and innovative spirit. "

— Sarah Mitchell, USA
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International students celebrating India in a burst of colours by the tropical coast.

Day 8–9: Agra

Agra combines architectural marvels, Mughal history, and vibrant street life. Students experience history, arts, and culture through immersive activities that engage all senses.

Visits & Learning Experiences Include:

  • Explore: Discover ancient water conservation techniques, geometric design, and engineering ingenuity from the 8th–9th century at Abhaneri Stepwell (Chand Baori).
  • World's Wonder of Taj Mahal: A Sunrise visit to the famous monument, learning about Mughal art, symbolism, and architecture.
  • Agra Food Trail: Guided walking tour of local food stalls to taste regional specialities like petha, chaat, and jalebi. Learn about culinary heritage, street food culture, and its role in community life.
  • Kala Kriti Cultural Show: Watch a curated performance of Rajasthani folk dances, Kathak, Mughal-era music, and storytelling. Artists explain symbolism, history, and cultural context. Students may try basic rhythms, simple dance steps, or musical instruments.
  • Reflection Activity: Document observations, sketches, or notes about architecture, arts, and food culture.
  • Interactive Q&A: Engage with performers and guides to deepen understanding of Mughal history, culture, and artistic expression.

"Early on in our history when things weren’t really going well — we had hit a tough patch and a lot of people wanted to buy Facebook — I went and I met with Steve Jobs and he said that to reconnect with what I believed was the mission of the company, I should go visit this temple in India that he had gone to early in the evolution of Apple, when he was thinking about what he wanted his vision of the future to be,”

— Mark Zuckerberg

Key Takeaways From Your Educational Trip to India

  • Immersive Learning: Experience India first-hand, exploring vibrant cities, historic monuments, and rural communities.
  • Cultural & Historical Insights: Gain a deep understanding of India’s traditions, heritage, and social fabric through workshops, field visits, and local interactions.
  • Hands-On Experiences: Participate in arts, crafts, culinary sessions, and community projects that bring learning beyond the classroom.
  • Global Awareness & Critical Thinking: Develop cross-cultural communication skills, curiosity, and problem-solving by connecting your classroom knowledge with real-world experiences.
  • Inspiration & Personal Growth: Discover the creativity, resilience, and innovation that drive India’s people and communities, fostering reflection and self-development.

From the invention of zero to modern breakthroughs in technology and social innovation, India shows students how creativity, curiosity, and problem-solving can shape the world. India teaches students that great ideas can come from anywhere by combining tradition, creativity, and technology to solve real-world challenges.

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