Walking Ferns programs grow best when they are shared, curious, and co-created. Most of our activities are designed around learning, exploration, and real-world experiences, rather than comfort or luxury (with a few special premium programs clearly marked).
Some events take shape when enough families show interest, and a few work beautifully with parent or local volunteer support. Wherever that’s needed, we’ll mention it openly.
If something here sparks your curiosity, jump in, register early, or reach out. Many of our best experiences have grown from simple conversations and people coming together.
Visit to Muziris and Pattanam as part of the Archaeology and Maritime History series. Understanding ancient trade, settlements, and timelines. Families and children are welcome. Details will be shared soon
A visit to newspapers, radio, and broadcast spaces About the Program This program is a guided exploration of how media works, from gathering information to publishing, broadcasting, and reaching the public. Children will visit media spaces such as a newspaper office, radio station (All India Radio, if possible), and, subject
Two-day animation workshop introducing the basics of animation through guided exercises and hands-on practice. RSVP-only listing. Suitable for children aged 3 and above. More details coming soon.This page will be updated gradually as the program takes shape. Do check back for details on schedule, venue, and registration.
Second summer nature camp following the same format as the Thanal camp. Traditional games, nature immersion, free play, and storytelling. Location to be announced. More details coming soon.This page will be updated gradually as the program takes shape. Do check back for details on schedule, venue, and registration.
This exclusive Walking Ferns retreat is meticulously crafted for the discerning adolescent accustomed to urban life. It offers an essential, enriching counterpoint—a sanctuary where comfort meets profound natural engagement. Nestled within the breathtaking, lush canopy of Athirappilly, this experience is an invitation to digital detox and meaningful connection. Participants will
Two-day visit to the Keezhadi archaeological site in Tamil Nadu, concluding the archaeology series. Travel by train and local transport. Families are welcome. Starting point: Palakkad railway station.
From the plains of the South to the mountains of the Himalayas, this experiential learning journey explores how climate, geography, water, and necessity shape our cultures, food systems, architecture, engineering, and everyday life.