Viveka Foundations School organized an enriching educational tour in Delhi, offering a unique exploration of the city’s cultural and historical landmarks. This report details the students’ engaging experiences, highlighting their visits to various iconic sites.
Both days began with students freshening up and enjoying breakfast, setting the tone for exciting adventures.
1. Qutub Minar:
Location: Mehrauli, Delhi
Description: The tour commenced at Qutub Minar, captivating students with its intricate architecture and historical significance.
2. Humayun’s Tomb:
Location: Nizamuddin East, Delhi
Description: Next, students explored the exquisite Mughal masterpiece of Humayun’s Tomb, leaving them in awe.
3. Tomb of Insa Khan:
Description: The journey continued with a visit to the lesser-known Tomb of Insa Khan, expanding the students’ understanding of Delhi’s history.
4. India Gate:
Location: Rajpath, Delhi
Description: At India Gate, students paid their respects to soldiers who served during World War I, reflecting on their dedication.
5. Kartavyapath:
Description: Kartavyapath emphasized civic duties and community engagement, instilling a sense of responsibility.
6. National War Memorial with Digital Tribute and Amar Jawan Jyoti:
Location: India Gate, Delhi
Description: The day ended at the National War Memorial, where students paid digital tributes to soldiers and witnessed Amar Jawan Jyoti, symbolizing respect for fallen heroes.
1. Lotus Temple:
Location: Nehru Place, Delhi
Description: The day started with a visit to the awe-inspiring Lotus Temple, where students interacted with dedicated volunteers, learned about its history, and experienced moments of quiet meditation in the prayer hall.
2. National Gallery of Modern Art:
Location: New Delhi
Description: Students explored the National Gallery of Modern Art, immersing themselves in contemporary art by Indian and international artists, gaining insights into artistic expressions and cultural influences.
3. Red Fort:
Location: Old Delhi
Description: The day concluded at the historic Red Fort, where students admired the grand architecture, learned about its historical significance, and reflected on its role in India’s history.