Bamboo Eco-Tourism & School Outings
A Classroom Without Walls
Designed to connect students with nature through hands-on learning, environmental treasure hunts, and bamboo craftsmanship.
- ✓ The Bamboo Quest (Map-based treasure hunt)
- ✓ Build-It Workshop (Make bamboo crafts)
- ✓ Warli Art painting with local artisans
- ✓ Healthy organic village lunch buffet
- ✓ Guided nature trails & plant taxonomy
- ✓ Participation Certificates for all students
The day when forest becomes their classroom
One day in our 19-acre bamboo park where children follow a treasure map, build a bamboo craft beside tribal artisans, paint it in Warli, and present what they made — learning by doing, not just watching.
What your students take away
Teamwork & problem-solving
They crack the quest together — reading clues, sharing roles, thinking on their feet.
Focus, screens away
A whole day of hands-on attention, with phones set aside and curiosity switched on.
They make something real
Build a bamboo product, paint it in Warli, present it — and carry it home with pride.
Culture & empathy
Time with the tribal artisans whose craft, songs and stories shape the day.
Care for the living world
See how barren land became a 19-acre bamboo forest — sustainability you can walk through.
Traditional Welcome
A warm welcome with Rangolis, traditional Tarpa dance, and a cup of native black tea.
The Bamboo Quest
Students step away from screens for a map-based environmental treasure hunt across 19 acres of forest, natural water bodies, and hilltop trails.
Build-It Workshop
Participate in a hands-on bamboo craft workshop, making beautiful utility items alongside veteran tribal master artisans.
Warli Art Painting
Learn about Warli art and paint your own artwork onto your handcrafted bamboo souvenirs.
Organic Village Lunch
Enjoy a nutritious, traditional organic village lunch buffet made from local farm produce.
Trail & Celebration
Embark on guided nature trails followed by a tribal dance performance and reflection session.
Why schools trust this place
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Run by the artisans themselves. A tribal-owned enterprise: 253 artisan-shareholders, 80% women, with all five directors women.
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Grown from Project Green Gold (2019). A Keshav Srushti initiative that has trained 800+ people across 28 villages in Palghar.
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Recognised nationally. Featured in PM Narendra Modi's 96th 'Mann Ki Baat' and awarded the Rashtriya Baans Bhushan 2025 at IIT Bombay.
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A real forest, restored. 19 acres turned from barren land into a living ecosystem with five bamboo species.
