SCHOOL TRIP TO ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS
From Roars to Rustles
Nature’s Got a Lot to Teach. We Take You There.
The Modern Classroom enables students to appreciate the diverse ecosystems of our country and build a stronger connection with the natural world. Through immersive experiences like a wildlife safari deep inside Nagarhole’s thriving forest, a peaceful morning spent birdwatching and meditating in nature, and even a nocturnal walk to understand life after dusk, the tour transforms the forest into a living, breathing textbook.
Nagarhole National Park is a national park in the Kodagu and Mysore districts of Karnataka, India. In 1999, it was declared the 37th Tiger Reserve of India and is part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve.
The Western Ghats’ Nilgiri Sub-Cluster, spanning 6,000 km² (2,300 sq mi) and including all of Nagarhole National Park, is under consideration by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee for selection as a World Heritage Site.
The park features rich forest cover, small streams, hills, valleys, waterfalls, and thriving populations of Bengal tigers, gaurs, Indian elephants, Indian leopards, chitals, and sambar deer.
Exploring India’s Soulful Heritage
- ➤ Nagarhole National Park Safari
- ➤ Visit Tsuglagkhang Complex, Residence of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama
- ➤ Nocturnal Walk
- ➤ Birdwatching.
- ➤ "Environmental Appreciation and Connection to Nature"
- ➤ Wildlife Exposure
- ➤ Observation and Sensory Experiences
- ➤ Recreational & Team-Holistic Development
- ➤ Nagarhole National Park, India's 37th Tiger Reserve (1999) and part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve , is a potential UNESCO World Heritage Site and a key conservation hub for Project Tiger and Project Elephant.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ideal age group for the Nagarhole student wildlife tour?
This tour is suitable for children in the 5th standard and above, or aged 11 and above.
How is the safety of students ensured during the wildlife safari?
Student safety during the wildlife safari is ensured by trained and experienced TMC Tour Directors, who always accompany the group. 1 Teacher will travel to accompany every 15 Students. Before the safari begins, students are briefed on safety guidelines and emergency protocols, ensuring they know how to respond calmly and responsibly to unforeseen situations.
What is the tour duration?
The tour is a 2-day, 1-night experience to blend wildlife exploration with learning and leisure.
Are there any educational sessions or activities conducted during the trip?
Yes, the tour includes several thoughtfully designed educational sessions and nature-based activities. Students engage in guided wildlife safaris where they learn about animal behaviour, biodiversity, and conservation efforts under initiatives like Project Tiger and Project Elephant. Activities like nature meditation, birdwatching, and a nocturnal walk help students observe the ecosystem closely, develop curiosity, and build a deeper connection with the natural world. All sessions are led by trained tour directors who encourage questions, reflection, and experiential learning throughout the journey.
What should students pack for the Nagarhole tour?
Students should pack comfortable clothes (preferably full-sleeved), a light jacket, walking shoes, a cap, toiletries, sunscreen, insect repellent, a water bottle, a torch, and any personal medication. A small backpack for day use and binoculars for birdwatching are optional. Valuables and gadgets are best avoided.
Is the trip suitable for students without prior experience in nature trails or safaris?
Yes. The trip is designed for beginners and is suitable even for students with no prior experience in nature trails or safaris. All activities are conducted under the guidance of trained tour directors, with safety instructions and briefings provided beforehand. The goal is to make students feel comfortable, curious, and engaged throughout the experience.
How does this tour align with the school curriculum or educational goals?
This tour complements the school curriculum by offering real-world learning beyond the classroom. It enhances students’ understanding of biodiversity, ecology, and conservation, topics covered in science and geography. Activities like wildlife safaris, birdwatching, and nature meditation promote observational skills, environmental awareness, and personal growth. The experience supports holistic education by blending academic concepts with hands-on exploration and critical thinking.
Are meals and accommodation included in the package?
Yes, all meals and accommodation are included in the tour package. Students will be provided with nutritious meals throughout the trip, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Day 1, and breakfast and lunch on Day 2.