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Educational Trip
- 17 Oct 2026
A 6-day educational trip to Kerala was organized from 10th to 17th October 2026, excluding the days of travel, for a group of 49 students and 5 staff members, with the objective of offering students’ hands-on exposure to the geography, culture and heritage of Kerala. The journey commenced from Bengaluru on 10th October with an enroute visit to the historic Mysore Palace on the way to Wayanad. In Wayanad, the students explored Banasura Dam, known as the largest earthen dam in India, and enjoyed an adventurous off-road jeep ride to 900 Kandi Eco Park, where they experienced various thrilling activities including the Glass Bridge. The group then moved to Kozhikode to visit Kappad Beach, famous as the landing place of Vasco da Gama, followed by shopping at the vibrant S.M. Street. Their next destination was Fort Kochi, where they had a unique experience of travelling by the Kochi Water Metro, the first of its kind in India, and strolled through its heritage streets and bustling markets. Subsequently, they reached Alappuzha and stayed overnight in a houseboat amidst the serene backwaters of Vembanad Lake, enjoying water rides, speed boating and local shopping. The final leg of the tour was in Munnar, which included an exciting jeep safari, a visit to Ponmudi dam, Echo point, Hanging bridge, Ripple falls, Mattupetty Dam, exploration of the lush tea gardens and a stop at a tea factory outlet. The group finally departed from Munnar on 17th October and returned to Bengaluru, marking the successful completion of the trip with unforgettable memories. The entire journey was enriched by the experience of authentic Kerala cuisine and excellent hotel stays which provided comfort and hospitality throughout, making the trip both educational and memorable.
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