Spotting the tiger's pug marks, Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand, India

The Jim Corbett National Park Explorer’s Guide: Spotting Wildlife, History & Must-Sees

Experience the thrill of spotting tiger trails, exploring the legacy of Jim Corbett, discovering indigenous practices and hidden gems! This Jim Corbett National Park guide unveils must-see sights, historical sites and tips for a memorable wildlife adventure. Continue reading The Jim Corbett National Park Explorer’s Guide: Spotting Wildlife, History & Must-Sees

View from inside Krem Krung Krang Muhabon cave, near Lakadong, Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya, India

Meghalaya’s Secret Caves: A Spelunker’s Journey

Delve into the secret caves of Meghalaya, India! Join a spelunking adventure through hidden passages, discover ancient formations, and learn about the Meghalayan Age – a geological epoch named after this very region. This is a thrilling journey for anyone seeking adventure, history, and a glimpse into the Earth’s womb. Continue reading Meghalaya’s Secret Caves: A Spelunker’s Journey

Cormorants at Ganga Barrage, Bijnor, UttarPradesh, India

Unleash Your Soul in Bijnor’s Whispering Forests & Soulful Wetlands

Let the flutter of waterbirds become your ringtone, the symphony of the canopy your lullaby. This isn’t just a nature escape; it’s a transformative 48-hour exploration of Bijnor’s secret havens – Haiderpur Wetland and Amangarh Tiger Reserve. Join me as I ditch the digital detox, learn from community conservation heroes, and rediscover the forgotten language of birds, jungles, and the lifeblood of rivers. Prepare to be humbled, amazed, and irrevocably changed. Continue reading Unleash Your Soul in Bijnor’s Whispering Forests & Soulful Wetlands

Water for All, All for Water, an arts festival by Viva con Agua in Delhi, India

Water Conservation is Crucial for Our Planet

Highlighting the need for water conservation, Viva con Agua (India) and Welthungerhilfe in partnership with Goethe Institut, Max Mueller Bhavan, Delhi, organised an arts festival on WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene).
The major causes of shrinking freshwater ecosystems are rampant development, without looking at long term impact, and growing populations. Added to this is the accelerating climate change crisis, with a high frequency of water-related disasters such as floods, storms and droughts.
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