ECube Trips

07/05/2024

Interesting Facts of Honey - #2
For Ecube Trips Services
contact : 8919627416, 8310077822
www.ecubetrips.in

06/05/2024

Interesting Facts of Honey - #1
For Ecubetrips Services
contact : 8919627416,8310077822
www.ecubetrips.in

27/04/2024

27/04/2024

Hello do you want to gift a best summer to your Kid!!

Exciting News from Advaitam Summer Camp! 🌟

Come and have a great time at Advaitam Summer Camp!

Explore 500+ acres of farm, and spend a week here with amazing activities & eating yummy food and comfortable accommodation in the middle of nature.

Eligibility: 3rd Grade to 10th Grade

Batch Starts from:
5th May
12th May

18/04/2024

Radiant smiles adorn their faces as they descend from the rugged trails, their hearts brimming with tales of discovery and triumph.

18/04/2024

With innocence as their guide, children cultivate the earth, sowing seeds of promise with every tender touch

23/01/2024

26/01/2023

HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY

21/01/2023

When happiness speaks...
Happy explorer who visited for an unforgettable stargazing event for the second time!!

18/01/2023

Hello explorers Join the Mega stargazing event on 28th Jan!!
Come join us let's explore the comet, constellations and star patterns
contact:8310077822.

17/01/2023

What gives you High??
when someone is sharing their experiences about the time they spent with us!!
Come join us to experience the world of the universe..

03/01/2023

Hello explores!!

It's time for Stargazing night...

Date:15 Jan 2023

Reach the venue before 5 PM.
Pitch tents and Camp Setup

➔ 5:30 - 6:00 PM
◆ How to use a Telescope
◆ Demonstration of Telescope working

➔ 6:00 - 7:30 PM
◆ Spot Planets, Satellite passes in the Sky
◆ Jupiter Observation

➔ 7:30 - 8:30 PM
◆ Getting to know the Night Sky
◆ The role of Astronomy in Calendar making
◆ Star lore of Sankrantri

8:30 pm
Dinner Break

➔ 9:30 - 10:30 PM
◆ Mars Observation
◆ Tales of the Night Sky

➔ 10:30 PM
◆ Camp fire
◆ Sleep
◆ Spot Shooting stars

Wakeup @4:00AM

➔ 4:00 -5:30 AM
◆ Moon Observation
◆ Spotting Saptarshi and Arundhati Nakshatras

➔ 06:00 AM
◆ Explore the site with a beautiful trek
Head back to home with beautiful memories

08/11/2022

Real learnings happen outside the classrooms!!.

17/10/2022

“You cannot make people learn. You can only provide the right conditions for learning to happen.
coffee and spices plantation walk
Coorg!!

20/09/2022

Engaging students in hands-on experiences and reflection can better connect theories and knowledge learned in the classroom to real-world situations.

why wait to, block the dates.

04/08/2022

Hello everyone its amazing to conduct amazing mobile palnetarium hyderabad. find few glimpses of it!!
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20/03/2022

Greetings from ecube trips!

We are back with spectacular star gazing!!
Date:26 March

Day: Saturday Evening
Reach the venue before 5 PM.
contact:8310077822

➔ 5:00 - 5:30 PM
◆ Solar Observation

Snacks Break & Introduction (30min)

➔ 6:00 - 7:00 PM
◆ Presentation on Telescope invention
◆ Basics of Telescope working & Demo

➔ 7:00 - 8:30 PM
◆ Spot Satellite passes in the Sky
◆ Getting to know the night sky and basics of stargazing
◆ Constellations and their Mythological Stories

Dinner Break

➔ 9:30 - 10:30 PM
◆ Tales of Big Dipper (Saptarshi Mandal)
◆ Observation of Arundhati nakshatra and its binary companion
◆ Learn basics of Astrophotography with Smartphone

➔ 10:30 PM
◆ Campfire

➔ 10:30 PM - 4:00 AM
◆ Sleep

Wakeup

➔ 4:00 -6:00 AM
◆ Moon-Observation
◆ Observe the Planets Saturn, Mars and Venus
◆ Capture Milkyway using your Smartphone

➔ 06:30 AM
◆Head back

16/08/2021

05/08/2021

Ecubetrips presents an Amazing eco-tour to laknavaram and pandavulaguhalu
Join for amazing trekking and kayaking experience.

Date:14th aug
Day: Saturday

Details below:
Day 1

11:30 am: Reach pandavula gutta
(by own transport)
11:30am to 12:00: Trekking
12:00pm to 2:00pm: Rockclinmbing and Rappeling
2:00 pm: Lunch
3:00pm: Head towards Ramappa temple
4:30pm: Reach and explore laknavaram lake
5:00pm :boating to an island
7:00 pm: Campfire followed by Dinner

Day 2

6:00 am: Kayaking
8:00am: Breakfast
9:30 to 10:00: Depart

Tariff:
Cost per person: 3000/-
Cost per kids below 12 yrs: 2500/-

package includes:
Rock climbing and repelling with guided instructors
camping tents
campfire
Breakfast
dinner
Boating to island
Kayaking

package excludes:

Transport &
Things that are not included in the package

Call or WhatsApp to register: 8310077822/8919627416

29/03/2021

Come join us!!

26/03/2021

come join us to explore 200+ acres of farm
with applied Israel technology!!

15/03/2021

Join us for the next stargazing event is on
20 March

15/03/2021

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it's all about the last event!!

08/03/2021

13th March - Milkyway & ISS Special

contact: 8310077822

Sunset - 6:30 PM
New Moon (0% Illuminated)

Highlights of the event
■ Do you know..?
How a Telescope works and how to use it?
Can we see Milkyway with our naked eyes?
How did our ancestors navigate using Stars?
What do the mythological stories of the sky teach us?
Can we see the ISS and other satellites in the sky?
Can we photograph the night sky using a smartphone?

Observe:-
The Red Planet - Mars
The Biggest Asteroid
Birthplace of Stars
Stars & Star Clusters
The Milkyway Galaxy
The Ringed Planet - Saturn
The Giant Planet - Jupiter

Tentative schedule

Reach the venue by 4:30 PM.

➔ 4:30 - 5:30 PM
◆ Observe Sunspots (Only if visible)
◆ Ice breakers to kickstart the Discussion...

➔ 5:30 - 6:30 PM
◆ Interactive Session on the Telescopes
Brief History and its basic Types and working principles of the Telescopes
Hands-on on the Telescopes

Short Break

➔ 7:00 - 8:00 PM
◆ How to identify planets in the Sky?
How many Solar system objects can we see with the naked eye?
◆ Spot ISS and other Satellites in the sky

➔ 8:00 - 9:00 PM
◆ How our ancestors used Stars to Navigate and Track Seasons
Observe Pole Star and ways to measure the sky
Observe Winter Hexagon stars and hidden cosmic wonders within
◆ The tales of the sky
Greek Mythological Stories
The significance of Arundhati Nakshatra and Saptarshi Mandal in Indian weddings

9:00 PM - 10:00 PM
◆ Dinner

10:00 - 10:30 PM
◆ Telescopic Observations:
Nebulae
Stars & Star Clusters
Asteroid
Arundhati and Vasishta nakshatras (Binary star systems)

➔ 10:30 PM - 11:00 PM
◆ Gather around Campfire for discussion / queries if any

11:00 PM - 4:00 AM
◆ Sleep

➔ 04:00 AM - 5:00 AM
◆ Observing the Milkyway
◆ Milky Way in Cultures around the world
◆ Learn how to photograph the Milkyway using Smartphone

➔ 5:00 AM - 6:00 AM
◆ Telescopic Observations:
Saturn
Jupiter
◆ Spot ISS and other satellites

Tea Break
◆ Group pic

03/03/2021

Sunset - 6:25 PM
Moon Rise - 1:40 AM (Sunday) 40% Illuminated

Contact: 8310077822
Date: Mar 6

Highlights of the event
■ Do you know..?
How a Telescope works and how far it can see?
What are Shooting stars?
Can we navigate using Stars?
Why does Saturn have rings?
Why does the Moon show phases ?
Why is Arundhati Nakshatra shown during Weddings?

Observe:-
The Red Planet - Mars
Birthplace of Stars
Stars & Star Clusters
Our Closest neighbor - Moon
The Ringed Planet - Saturn
The Giant Planet - Jupiter

Tentative schedule

Reach the venue by 4:00 PM.

➔ 4:30 - 5:30 PM
◆ Observe Sunspots (Only if visible)
◆ Ice breakers to kickstart the Discussion...

➔ 5:30 - 6:30 PM
◆ Interactive Session on the Telescopes
Brief History and its basic Types and working principles of the Telescopes
Experts guide to Buy a Telescope

Short Break

➔ 7:00 - 8:00 PM
◆ How to identify planets in the Sky?
How many Solar system objects can we see with the naked eye?
◆ Spot Satellites in the sky

➔ 8:00 - 8:30 PM
◆ Interactive Presentation on..
Shooting Stars
The Gas Giants Saturn and Jupiter

8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
◆ Dinner

9:30 - 10:30 PM
◆ How our ancestors used Stars to Navigate and Track Seasons
Observe Pole Star and ways to measure the sky
Observe Winter Hexagon stars and hidden cosmic wonders within
◆ The tales of the sky
Greek Mythological Stories
The significance of Arundhati Nakshatra and Saptarshi Mandal in Indian weddings
◆ Telescopic Observations:
Nebulae
Stars & Star Clusters
Arundhati and Vasishta nakshatras (Binary star systems)

➔ 10:30 PM - 11:00 PM
◆ Gather around Campfire for discussion / queries if any

11:00 PM - 4:00 AM
◆ Sleep
Moon rises at 1:40 AM

➔ 04:00 AM - 5:00 AM
◆ Observing the Moon through a Telescope
◆ Understanding why Moon shows phases

➔ 5:00 AM - 6:00 AM
◆ Telescopic Observations:
Saturn
Jupiter
◆ Spot satellites

Tea Break

➔ 6:30 AM - 7:30 AM
◆ Interactions at Telescope stall
◆ Group pic

20/02/2021

Come lets celebrate the dark skies

31/01/2021

Why are Honey Bees so important and why should we start working on saving them..?🙏🌍🐝

One out of every three bites of food we eat is a result of pollinators like honey bees, and crops like blueberries and cherries are 90 per cent dependent on pollination. Honey bees are so important that farmers often have bee hives transported and then placed on their farm to provide pollination for their crops.

If you look at the plate of food on your dinner table, bees have played their part either pollinating the many vegetables and fruits we eat directly or pollinating the food for the animals that we then consume. And that’s not all bees do for us - honey and wax are two other important products that come courtesy of bees.
But honey bees are disappearing globally at an alarming rate due to pesticides, parasites, disease and habitat loss. If these little insects that help provide so much of the food we eat were to vanish, what would we do without them?

A lot of honey bees lose their way at times due to the mobile network towers and other radiation around our residences. The simplest thing you could do is put tired bees onto flowers, where they may be able to find nectar which, unlike sugar solution, contains nutrients they need. In a matter of a few minutes, the bee will sip it up and fly back. Try it..!!

Art Credit: Autumn Skye Morrison

29/01/2021

28/01/2021