Gandikota Outbound Camp

Gandikota Outbound Camp

The Grand Canyon of India

Gandikota Outbound Camp
Overview

Gandikota Outbound Camp

Gandikota, Andhra Pradesh

A residential learning camp on our 4-acre campus above the Gandikota gorge — trekking, rock climbing, gorge rappelling and history, blending education with excitement.

Our outbound camp at Gandikota nurtures well-rounded individuals by engaging students in outdoor activities, encouraging curiosity about history, culture and the natural world, and empowering them with essential life skills that last a lifetime.

The camp runs from our own 4-acre residential campus: comfortable, safe accommodation for up to 90 students, a fully equipped kitchen serving nutritionist-approved meals, an indoor theatre for evening activities, internationally certified equipment, an on-site dispensary and plenty of female staff and instructors.

Duration
3–4 days
Location
Gandikota, AP
Capacity
Up to 90 students
Instructor ratio
1:5 (1:1 technical)
What to expect

Key attractions

01

Gandikota Fort

A 12th-century stone fort built upon a hill — an architectural marvel with breathtaking views over the gorge.

02

Belum Caves

The second-largest cave system on the Indian subcontinent.

Day by day

Itinerary

tentative

Travel from Bangalore, arrive by afternoon. Briefing and house rules, ice-breaker sessions, a visit to the windmills, outdoor activities, tent pitching and camping, a motivational session by a Mt. Everest climber, guided reflection and a bonfire dinner with music.

The itinerary is a reference and can be customized to the school's preferences and logistics.

Investment

Cost

From ₹15,000
Enquire / Book

Per student for school group bookings. AC round-trip transport (Bangalore–Gandikota–Bangalore) approx. ₹4,360 per student, billed separately.

Outbound Training (3 days)
₹15,000

Full-board: AC accommodation, meals, activities, professional photo & video.

Outdoor Education Course (4 days)
₹18,500

Adds an industrial visit to a tech-enabled cement factory.

Next step

Bring this camp to your school.

Beyond the classroom

If you ask people about their life, what they remember most are experiences.

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