North East India Educational Tour, Edvacations

Traveling is one of the most inspiring learning for an individual. Connecting India being our aim through the platform of travel, Edvacations encourages students from educational institutions across the North East of India to visit different parts of India so as to promote the idea of inclusive India and to forge better relationships with the individuals and communities of the host state.

Food is a great connect. Sometimes we are so used to eating our own food that we fail to appreciate the food and cuisines of other geographies. At Edvacations, we endeavor to bring about the idea of oneness by tasting and appreciating each others food habits too. When young minds connect with each other through the platform of food, a life becomes a beautiful learning party altogether!

To explore educational institutions while young minds travel is one of the prime objectives of Edvacations. It is an endeavor that students visit the host state and also visit private and government institutions and spend a day or two with them so as to foster better and stronger affinity towards each other and also share learning and companionship with each other.

Nature and nurture is one of our prized priorities. It is but important that while the young minds travel to varied destinations, they also assimilate the flora and fauna of the area and immerse themselves into the beauty of natural habitat. With this, they appreciate greenery more and are inspired to do more for themselves when they go back to their respective destinations.

Educational exposure tour of CCI students from Sikkim to Kolkata
Under the initiative of the Women and Child Development Department, Government of Sikkim, 47 students and 3 escort teachers from Child Care Institutions across Sikkim and 5 escort teachers from 24Hours Inspired, as tour-incharge, visited the ‘City of Joy’ in West Bengal.

Educational exposure tour of CCI students from Sikkim to Kolkata
Under the initiative of the Women and Child Development Department, Government of Sikkim, 66 students from 12 Child Care Institutions across Sikkim and 5 escort teachers, as tour-incharge, visited the ‘City of Joy’ in West Bengal. On 23rd of April, the group started their bus journey towards NJP, Siliguri.