The accommodations themselves are living lessons in sustainability—crafted using zero-waste techniques that honour traditional design while reducing environmental load.

Each day invites grounding: sunrise yoga, forest meditations, and meals sourced from organic, on-site farms. But this isn’t passive retreat. You’ll join farmers in the fields, exchange stories, and learn sustainable methods rooted in centuries-old knowledge.

Importantly, communities aren’t treated as backdrops, but as co-creators. Their knowledge isn’t extracted—it’s shared. Their roles aren’t performative—they’re participatory.

And just when you begin to settle into the rooted stillness of rural India, the journey shifts—both geographically and spiritually.

Phase Two: Nepal’s Resilient Highlands

Building on the earth-connected experiences in India, the journey moves to Nepal’s highlands—where new landscapes offer fresh perspectives on adaptation and resilience.

Here, off-grid villages have become models of regenerative living in high-altitude settings. You’ll trek through forests protected by local conservation groups and stay in community-led homestays that prioritise heritage, environment, and equity.

This phase is more introspective. As the terrain challenges the body, the reflective practices deepen. The stillness of the mountains mirrors inner clarity, and stories shared around fire circles begin to linger longer in the soul.

Throughout both phases, TGG ensures tourism income flows directly into community-led initiatives, ensuring the impact isn’t temporary but transformative.