05 Feb 2024
Yuva Tourism Club of Chitturi High School, Vijayawada celebrated National Tourism Day 2024 by creating awareness about the day among the school children and visiting parents.
read more05 Feb 2024
Aditya Business School of Rajahmundry conducted presentation competition on tourism potential of the states for Yuva Tourism Club on the occasion of National Tourism Day 2024. Club members as a team presented on tourist destinations in the country. The best presentations were recognized and the winners of the competition were awarded with the certificates.
read more05 Feb 2024
As a part of the PHBL (Phenomenon Based Learning), the school organized an enriching educational trip for the students of Std VI, to Dakshinachitra, a Heritage Village, situated on the East Coast Road, near Chennai. The primary objective was to provide students with a hands-on experience of the South Indian culture and traditional arts and crafts. The village showcases the diverse and rich heritage of the southern states of India through its architecture, lifestyle and traditional practices. The exploration of authentic South Indian houses from Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala, was one of the highlights of the trip. Students were fascinated by the unique architectural styles, which provided insights into the region’s historical evolution and cultural diversity. Dakshinachitra also served as an open-air museum, displaying various traditional crafts and arts. Students witnessed artisans engaged in pottery, weaving and other crafts, showcasing the intricate skills passed down through generations. Interactive sessions allowed students to try their hand at some of these crafts, fostering a deeper appreciation for traditional art forms. Students also had a chance to talk to the artists and clarify their doubts. Students left with a broader perspective of South Indian traditions, fostering a sense of pride and respect for their cultural heritage. The trip successfully combined entertainment with education, making it a memorable and enriching experience for all the participants.
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The students of Std X visited’Farm Guru’, an agricultural field in Cholavaram in December 2023. This visit enabled the students to learn about the traditional and modern agricultural practices and organic farming methods. The students had hands-on experience of all the practices like ploughing, sowing, transplanting, weeding, harvesting, threshing, pounding and winnowing. They learnt about vermi-composting and bio pesticides, which are used for an eco-friendly way of cultivating crops. They also learnt about hybridization techniques for improving the crop yield. The day was filled with traditional fun games and activities, with organic breakfast, snacks and lunch. Students also had an experience of bullock cart and tractor rides. Working in the field made them understand the efforts of the farmers for growing every grain. This gave them a realization of how important farming was and they pledged that they will always be supportive to the farmers, will never waste food and care for all organisms in the environment. This trip was an experiential learning session for the students.
read more03 Feb 2024
We had a fascinating session with Mr. Rikhi Kshathriya, who resides in Bhilai. He has developed a profound passion for collecting musical instruments used by various tribal groups in Chattisgarh. Mr. Kshathriya has amassed a diverse collection of traditional musical instruments. During our session, he not only showcased and played these instruments but also shared captivating stories associated with each. One particular instrument caught our attention – its sound resembling that of a roaring tiger. According to Rikhi, acquiring these musical instruments from tribes is a challenging endeavor. Many tribes believe that these instruments not only enhance crop yields but also help in warding off wild beasts. Consequently, most tribals are reluctant to part with their instruments, especially to strangers. Rikhi has invested considerable effort in employing persuasion and communication skills to assure the tribals about his sincere objective to preserve and conserve their artistic heritage.
read more03 Feb 2024
Toc H Public School observed World Tourism Day, and our celebration included various student presentations. Students embarked on visits to different parts of the country, gathering information about diverse places and learning more about our rich cultural heritage.
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Toc H Public School observed World Ocean Day, and our celebration, featuring various student presentations, was highlighted on the UN World Ocean's website. Students also had the opportunity to watch the video uploaded on the UN Ocean website. Additionally, the school's art department organized an Ocean Day poster designing competition.
read more02 Feb 2024
Yuva Tourism Club, Ethiraj College for Women, Chennai in association with AGAL FOUNDATION TRUST organized a Tour to Mamallapuram for differently abled students of their college on 31.01.2024 as a part of National Tourism Day 2024 celebrations.
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Cultural Exchange Program Educational Excursion to Sharda Vidyalaya, Chhattisgarh: The Yuva Tourism Club orchestrated a memorable educational tour to Sharda Vidyalaya in Chhattisgarh, catering to students from classes 6 to 10. Nineteen enthusiastic students, accompanied by four dedicated faculty members, actively participated in this enlightening journey. The meticulously planned program encompassed a rich tapestry of experiences, including interactive sessions, meaningful cultural exchanges, and an immersive opportunity for students to delve into the heritage and culture of Chhattisgarh. The tour aimed not only to foster a deeper understanding of the region's history but also to provide a platform for students to engage with and appreciate the diverse traditions that shape our cultural landscape. Through this initiative, the Yuva Tourism Club aspires to inspire a sense of curiosity, respect, and mutual understanding among students, fostering a spirit of unity and appreciation for the rich tapestry of cultures that make our nation unique.
read more01 Feb 2024
Indiatourism Chennai, Southern Regional Office in collaboration with Yuva Tourism Club of K.S. Raja Arts and Science College for Women, Chellapperatti, Gingee Taluk, Villupuram District organized the Grand Pongal Festival 2024 and National Youth Day celebrations on 12th January 2024 in the college premises. Around 400 students and faculties were present in this event. As part of the Pongal Festival and National Youth Day celebrations, Competitions like Elocution, Essay Writing, Poetry, Drawing on the topics Role of Agriculture, Speciality of different states Harvesting Festival, My Favourite Tourist Place, Tamilar Thirunal, Sustainable Agriculture, Tourism, Pongal that rules the world and Tamil Art and Culture were conducted. Also, miniature ideals of India Gate, Mamallapuram Beach Temple, Thanjavur Big Temple, Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple, Gingee Fort, Kanyakumari Thiruvalluvar Statue, Aurovile etc. were displayed. In addition to that an ancient coins collections were displayed. Traditional Folk dances (Mayilattam, Oyilattam, Garagattam, Kummi Adithal and Silambattam) and Traditional Games (Uri Adithal and Kayiru Izhutthal) were performed during the Pongal Celebration. The main objective of the event is to make the students to know about the Traditional & Cultural values Pongal Festival and Cultural Tourism.
read more01 Feb 2024
With an effort to promote rural tourism, a one of its kind Pongal celebration was organized by the Ministry of Tourism, Southern Regional Office under the aegis of 'Meri Maati Mera Desh' campaign at Keezakulikudi village in Madurai, Tamil Nadu. 'Maduraiyil Pongal Vizha' provided a perfect backdrop for coming together of culture and community embellished by captivating performances by artists representing Dr Jayalalitha Music University, Madurai, local schools and colleges. This pioneering event also showcased the tapestry of traditions and highlighted celebrations associated with this harvest festival through an enchanting ensemble of folk music, dance, arts & crafts and the renowned culinary delicacy, 'Pongal'. The Ayyanar Temple and its surroundings were bejeweled by the vibrant stages set up for cultural performances and zones earmarked for rural games filling the visitors with joy and thrill. Other highlights included bullock cart rides, Rangoli competitions and attractive selfie points. The event witnessed active participation from international and domestic tourists, around 160 students from Yuva Tourism Club and villagers. The students of Yuva Tourism Clubs of local colleges and schools were taken to Samanar Hills, an ASI protected monument on a guided Heritage walk. The event was supported by the Travel club of Madurai, Tamilnadu Tourism Department, Dhan Foundation and villagers of Keezakulikudi village.
read more31 Jan 2024
On the occasion of National Tourism Day 2024, Yuva Tourism Club of Dept. of Tourism & Hospitality Management, Acharya Nagarjuna University from Guntur district conducted a tour to visit the handicrafts village - Kondapalli , the first GI tagged product from Andhra Pradesh is from this village and during the visit club members interacted with the local artists who are making handcrafted toys and understood the process of making. During this tour, the club also visited the Tallest statue of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar in the city of Vijayawada.
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