sustainable travel india

Reconnect with nature on a five-day family escape to Karnala. Just outside Mumbai, explore lush forests, spot exotic birds, and climb to ancient fort ruins, the perfect mix of light adventure, local charm, and quality time in the great outdoors.

'Aashraya on the Ganga' is a sustainable homestay in Rishikesh featuring dry stone and wood from a car showroom. But its sustainability spills beyond the architecture and into a forest thriving with thousands of fruit trees.

Stay at this 100-year-old mud homestay in Kais village, Himachal. Hosted by a local farmer, it welcomes guests from Italy, Australia, and beyond.

Keyur and Nishit Barad turned their father’s dream into reality by transforming a barren three‑acre plot into The Chlorophyll Estate — a lush forest stay with more than 800 trees and 140 plant varieties just an hour from Mumbai.

Dri Valley in Arunachal is home to 50+ waterfalls, misty trails, and untouched beauty. Here's how to reach, where to stay, and why it’s worth the journey.

Filmmakers Raman Siddhartha and Manju Narayan returned to Himachal to build Kosen Rufu Village Recluse — a sustainable homestay made of local mud, bamboo, and slate, guided by the late eco-architect Delia Kinzinger. Here’s how they created an off-grid haven rooted in tradition and community.

Yakten in Sikkim is India’s first digital nomad village — offering remote workers peace, homestays, and forest-backed workspaces.

Explore five hidden Indian gems this monsoon, from Chopta’s mountains to Majuli’s wetlands, offering serene landscapes and peaceful escapes away from the crowds.

Cycling from sea level in West Bengal to the Everest Base Camp in Nepal, Jyotishko Biswas' journey is a story of grit, endurance, and unbreakable dreams.

This isn’t your usual wildlife park. From river rafting and rare birds to tea trails and Bodo villages, Manas offers a window into Assam’s wild, resilient soul.