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1 Sept 2026

Sustainable Tourism Project on Workshop on Garden Management

Explore how Charaka’s staff are mastering organic farming and natural pest management in the third Gandhi Pravasa workshop, cultivating a sustainable, self-reliant garden model for the ashram and future visitors.

1 Sept 2026

Sustainable Tourism Project on Food, Health and Income

Step into the Charaka Kitchen for the second Gandhi Pravasa workshop, where renowned culinary experts guided participants in transforming locally sourced greens, grains, and millets into nutritious, income-generating culinary delights.

1 Sept 2026

Sustainable Tourism Project on Hospitality of Guests

Step inside Charaka's recent hospitality workshop—the first milestone in the Gandhi Pravasa project—equipping local staff to deliver high-quality, sustainable tourism experiences while preserving local resources.

8 Jun 2026

The Cobra's Canopy: Why Agumbe Rainforest is the Ultimate Wilderness Frontier

Step into the "Cherrapunji of the South"—a dense, prehistoric wonderland of torrential rains, glowing amphibians, and the legendary King Cobra. Discover the raw magic of the Agumbe forest.

8 Jun 2026

Sacred Stone and River Confluences: A Guide to the Ancient Temples of Shimoga District

Journey through the spiritual heart of Karnataka’s Malnad region. From majestic granite architecture and powerful backwater shrines to ancient river confluences, explore the legendary local temples of Shimoga.

8 Jun 2026

Whispers of the Western Ghats: A Guide to the Sharavati Valley Wildlife Sanctuary

Deep within Karnataka’s Sahyadri mountains lies a pristine wilderness of dense evergreen canopies, endangered primates, and roaring waterfalls. Explore the ecological wonder of the Sharavati Valley Wildlife Sanctuary.

8 Jun 2026

The Rural Oasis of Art: A Deep Dive into Ninasam Theatre Institute

Hidden away in a small village in Karnataka, Ninasam Theatre Institute has spent decades proving that world-class theatre and cultural education don't belong solely to elite urban spaces. Discover how a rural collective decentralized Indian art.