Ecological Camp at Tarumitra Prayagraj

Embarking on an educational journey to un Prayagraj, organized collaboratively by Tarumitra, Patna, and The Tribhuvan School, was more than just a field trip; it was a transformative experience that combined learning with appreciation for nature and heritage.

An essential aspect of the journey was the visit to Anand Bhawan.The tranquil ambiance of Anand Bhawan offered a glimpse into India's rich history and the legacy of its leaders, leaving the participants fascinated and inspired.

However, the pinnacle of the trip was undoubtedly the exploration of the Sangam River, the confluence of the sacred rivers Ganges, Yamuna, and Saraswati. This mystical intersection served as a metaphor for unity and diversity, prompting profound reflections on the interconnectedness of cultures, religions, and humanity itself.

The trip to Prayagraj wasn't merely about sightseeing; it was a journey of discovery, where every experience was a lesson waiting to be learned. Through hands-on activities, historical explorations, and encounters with nature's wonders, the participants gained a deeper understanding of their place in the world and the responsibility to preserve it for future generations.

It exemplified the power of experiential learning in fostering holistic development and instilling a sense of stewardship for the environment and cultural heritage.