The most interesting thing that attracts alot of our attention is the Village Holidays... If developed correctly we might have a lot of advantages. Yes we do recognize that India has potential, the government must do something about it etc etc... But why can't we take the initiative. This was the thought that came into the mind who conceptualized Culture Aangan.
Thank God there are many more who do recognize this and offer it to the tourist. Maybe done differently but whole purpose of it lies in benefiting the villagers.
Fortunately India is the only country in the world that has different seasons and every season shows the a different shade of the lifestyle in our country. With the beginning of the rains, we know that we can expect more freshness in the nature, that amazing smell of wet mud, all green around us, getting wet in the rain once in a while, making paper boats, sipping that hot cup of tea with some hot Indian snacks... What more can you ask for?
The only time we think about heading to the villages, is when we have our summer vacations or a celebration like marriage or a festival. With the cities being saturated with village dwellers, it is very different to come back to those experiences once again....
What saddens us the most, is our children and the future generation might not experience what we did... Like getting pampered by our grand parents, the best delicious home cooked food, cooking our favorite sweets, walking down the market with our grandfather are just a few experiences.
To bring back these experiences, bring your children here.
Have a Culture Aangan experience with us...
Thank God there are many more who do recognize this and offer it to the tourist. Maybe done differently but whole purpose of it lies in benefiting the villagers.
Fortunately India is the only country in the world that has different seasons and every season shows the a different shade of the lifestyle in our country. With the beginning of the rains, we know that we can expect more freshness in the nature, that amazing smell of wet mud, all green around us, getting wet in the rain once in a while, making paper boats, sipping that hot cup of tea with some hot Indian snacks... What more can you ask for?
The only time we think about heading to the villages, is when we have our summer vacations or a celebration like marriage or a festival. With the cities being saturated with village dwellers, it is very different to come back to those experiences once again....
What saddens us the most, is our children and the future generation might not experience what we did... Like getting pampered by our grand parents, the best delicious home cooked food, cooking our favorite sweets, walking down the market with our grandfather are just a few experiences.
To bring back these experiences, bring your children here.
Have a Culture Aangan experience with us...
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