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Official page for Week Without Walls- Outdoor experiential learning programs for kids facilitated by Tigerwalah.

17/06/2023

The participants to our Week Without Walls camp getting close to the rural lifestyle through their cameras. In our camps, we organise photography workshops with experienced and seasoned photographers to give the participants an insight into the world of photography. They impart great technical and aesthetic knowledge amongst the students, and inform them how a camera is just a tool, and we don't need the most high-end equipment in the world to capture some awesome photos!..

12/06/2023

The kids of our Week Without Walls camp bonding with kids of local community over a fun and engaging evening games! Sports is the best ice breaker, and nothing builds up friendship and camaradrie like a few rounds of kabaddi or rumal jhapatta (or as we city folks call it - dog and the bone)!..

10/06/2023

The glorious Himalayan sunrise, seen from the anicent Kunjapuri Temple by the participants on our Week Without Walls adventure camp at Rishikesh.

To catch this amazing sunrise, the kids had to be up at 4 in the morning, and many of them were hesitant and nervous about waking up that early, but once at the sunrise spot, their sleepiness quickly fade away as they witness one of the most beautiful mornings of their lives!..

09/06/2023

Away from the bustling lanes of metropolitan cities, Week Without Walls participants hiking through the mesmerising forests of central India and exploring the vegetation, birdlife and insect life of the area surrounding the camps...

03/06/2023

The victory shot after a strenuous rafting session over the mighty Ganga! There is no way that an activity has challenging and adventuours as white-water rafting does not ensure that the participants sharing a raft come out of it without a renewed sense of camradarie and friendship!..

31/05/2023

Did you know that pottery has been around for a thousand of years! The potter’s wheel was invented in Mesopotamia between 6000 and 4000 BCE, and since then it has spread to the rest world and remained unchanged for almost all of history!

In our Week Without Walls camps, we try and get the students hands-on with this ancient and fun art form, and create artefacts with the earth around them...

25/05/2023

With the summer vacation in full swing, kids are most likely to gravitate towards screens and staying at home. We at Tigerwalah would love to change that with our Week Without Walls adventure camp at Rishikesh! From hiking through scenic trails to setting up camp under the stars, our campers will learn valuable life skills and make new friends along the way. We'll explore beautiful forests, climb mountains find hidden waterfalls and discover nature's best-kept secrets.

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So why not give your kids the gift of adventure this summer?
Book a tour and watch them come back with amazing stories and a newfound love for nature. 🌞🌳

DM for a detailed itinerary and booking a slot

Last few seats available!

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For more details and booking contact:
📞 9871431155 or 9999641659
📤 [email protected]

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24/05/2023

A fun rocketry session from our Week Without Walls wildlife camp at Kanha! Here, our in-house astro-expert gave a session to the participants on how rockets works, and the participants were divided into groups of 3, and then they made their own rockets and embarked upon a race to the stars!

22/05/2023

The beautiful view of the sprawling city of Rishikesh on the right bank of Ganga, and of the lush green forest of Rajaji on the left, and the Ganga Barrage Bridge linking the two, seen from the ancient Kunjapuri Temple.

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19/05/2023

Happy locals are happy to see up! 😇

While hiking through the hills and forests of Shivalik range, we pass through some stunning Himalayan hamlets. There we get to see the glimpses of the ups and down, the benefits and difficulties of living in the hills. The locals are often very warm and welcoming, and are just as intrigued with us, as we are with them!

UPCOMING CAMP - June 5th to 8th, 2023 @ Rishikesh from Delhi.
Drop us a DM to know more about the camp.

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17/05/2023

📌 Do you know?

Snow leopards have a unique adaptation known as a "long, thick, and flexible tail." This tail helps them maintain balance and acts as a blanket to cover their face and body during extreme cold.

Can you spot hidden snow leopards in the picture?
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Tell us in the comments 👇🏻
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10/05/2023

A new adventure awaits!

Week Without Walls - Rishikesh edition
June 5th - June 8th, 2023

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From hiking through scenic trails to setting up camp under the stars, our campers will learn valuable life skills and make new friends along the way. We'll explore beautiful forests, climb mountains find hidden waterfalls and discover nature's best-kept secrets.

🏞

So why not give your kids the gift of adventure this summer?
Book a tour and watch them come back with amazing stories and a newfound love for nature. 🌞🌳

DM for a detailed itinerary and booking a slot

Limited seats available!

🏞

For more details and booking contact:
📞 9871431155 or 9999641659
📤 [email protected]

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26/04/2023

After the sal forests of Kanha and the mangrove forests of Sundarbans, Tigerwalah brings to you a Week Without Walls nature and adventure camp for school-going kids in the Himalayas for the first time!

In this iteration of Week Without Walls, we will focus on adventure activities such as camping, trekking, rafting, ziplining and much more - and what better to have such adventure activities than Rishikesh, the adventure capital of India!

We will keep posting more details about this adventure camp in the upcoming days. Give us a follow so that you don't miss an update!..

25/04/2023

As we enter summers, all the kids are super excited about their upcoming month and a half long adventure called SUMMER VACATIONS! With that in mind, we will soon be bringing to you our first batch of Week Without Walls of 2023 to a location which we haven't offered this far! Keep a look out for the following posts to know more about the details of the camp. 😁..

25/03/2023

Unlike the similar-looking cheetahs, which have a unique social order among felids wherein the adult females are solitary, while adult males are not, leopards are much more solitary, and the different sexes come together only for mating purposes!

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24/03/2023

Tigers are not the only big cats which are expert swimmers!

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22/03/2023

Leopards are one of the most agile animals of not just the Indian forest, but of the world! They are loved by all for their athleticism and grit.

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20/03/2023

The range of the leopard is the most widespread of all the big cats. Their range covers a large stretch of Africa, parts of the Middle East, and Asia, including China, India, and eastern Russia. Depending on the various habitats, the leopards have developed into nine subspecies of leopards, which can be distinguished by the characteristics of their coat!

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05/03/2023

ANIMAL OF THE WEEK - ASIAN ELEPHANT

An elephant's trunk is actually a long nose used for smelling, breathing, trumpeting, drinking, and also for grabbing things—especially a potential meal. The trunk alone contains about 40,000 muscles. African elephants have two fingerlike features on the end of their trunk that they can use to grab small items, while the Asian elephants found in India have just one.

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03/03/2023

ANIMAL OF THE WEEK - ASIAN ELEPHANT

It is common myth that elephants drink water through their trunks. The trunk is vital to the feeding and drinking process for an elephant, but they cannot drink water through their trunks alone. Elephants suck water up part way into their trunk and then use the trunk to spray water into their mouth to drink.

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02/03/2023

ANIMAL OF THE WEEK - ASIAN ELEPHANT

On average, when fully-grown, bulls are about 9.0 feet tall at the shoulder and 4 tonnes in weight, while cows are smaller at about 8 feet at the shoulder and 2.7 tonnes in weight.

The largest bull elephant ever recorded was shot by the Maharajah of Susang in the Garo Hills of Assam, India in 1924, it weighed an estimated 7.5 tonnes, stood at 11.5 feet tall at the shoulder and was 26.4 feet long from head to tail. There are reports of larger individuals as tall as 12 feet!

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28/02/2023

ANIMAL OF THE WEEK - ASIAN ELEPHANT

Elephants are the largest existing land animals and there are three living species are currently recognised: the African bush elephant, the African forest elephant, and the Asian elephant!

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27/02/2023

ANIMAL OF THE WEEK - ASIAN ELEPHANT

Baby elephants do, in fact, suck their trucks just like baby humans suck their thumbs. And they do it for the same reason: comfort. Just like human newborns, elephant calves are born with a strong sucking reflex. This helps them instinctively know what to do when they are near their mother's breast.

Aside from the comfort it provides, trunk sucking helps an elephant calf learn how to use and control this lengthy appendage. With more than 50,000 individual muscles in the trunk, you can imagine how complicated it is to get it to do what you want it to do at any given time. Sucking on the trunk helps a young elephant learn how to control and manipulate the muscles in the trunk so that it can fine-tune its use.

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07/01/2023

Engrossed!

Participants to our Week Without Walls camp at Kanha trying their hands at tribal and pottery painting, on the earthen pots they made themselves the day before in the pottery workshop!

05/01/2023

Jenkins's shrew is an extremely unknown member of the Soricidae family of small mole-like mammals, except the fact that it is endemic to South Andaman Island of India.

Judging from its external appearance, you'd think of it as a long-nosed mouse, but it is not a rodent, as mice are. It is, in fact, a much closer relative of hedgehogs and moles! Shrews have sharp, spike-like teeth, whereas rodents have gnawing front incisor teeth.

03/01/2023

What better way to chill and relax after a hot and dusty safari in the summer months, than to take a dip in the pool with your best buddies?! 😁

31/12/2022

Wishing all our friends, clients, patrons and partners a very happy new year and a prosperous and adventurous 2023!

29/12/2022

Nothing beats freshly squeezed watermelon juice after a morning safari in peak summers!

27/12/2022

The Malabar civet is a viverrid endemic to the Western Ghats of India which has been listed as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List as the population is estimated to number fewer than 250 mature individuals. Until a few decades ago, local merchants in Kerala reared Malabar civets to obtain civetone - an extract from the scent gland, which was used in medicine, and as an aromatic. Sadly, it is now seriously threatened by habitat destruction and fragmentation.

26/12/2022

The cultural show which we organise on the last day of our adventure camps gives the students an opportunity to interact and appreciate the communities which live in and around the forest and play a crucial role in safeguarding our natural heritage. In times of unprecedented climate crisis, we can learn so much from these communities and their eco-friendly and carbon neutral way of life.

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