The Beauty Path
While justice and goodness ensure social progress; an eye for beauty develop aesthetic sensibilities. ‘The Beauty Path’ is hence an art appreciation camp for young adults
4 days 3 nights
COST
INR 19,800 Onwards
THEME
Summer Camp, Winter Camp
WHERE
Chennai
DATES
Apr 24-27,
Dec 20-23
*Price indicated is for Non-AC Accommodation
What to expect
- Attend masterclass in three different musical concepts to hone your musical sensibilities
- Interact with experts in the field of history, music and culture to learn where and how ‘Bharat’ culturally converges and regionally diverges
- Visit UNESCO heritage monument and go for heritage walks with experts to learn about the intangible cultural heritage of India
- Meet new people from various parts of India and world and enjoy the Madras Margazhi Festival at Chennai, the culture capital of India
About Chennai
Chennai is a metropolitan city in Southern India. Though it was initially developed by the British East India Company as Madras, it gained identity as the cultural capital of India post-independence. Much of it can be attributed when in 1882, the headquarters of the Theosophical Society and its movement was moved to Madras by H. P Blavatsky. During the month of December, the city is a global sensation, as the Madras Margazhi Festival, the longest Music and Dance Festival in the world is organised. Mahabalipuram, the ancient port city located on the Coromandel coast, is a UNESCO heritage destination making Chennai the appropriate location for The Beauty Path.
Sparks of Travel
Indian art and culture are built on civilisational ideas, the roots of which go deep. The feature of this camp is not just for developing aesthetic sensibilities like excellence or appreciation for traditions and beauty, but for also developing a cultural identity in young adults. Traditional learning which give a lot of emphasis on learning by experiencing knowledge will be instrumental in uplifting the musical sensibilities of the campers.
Travel features
Dormitory accommodation
Common bath and sanitary facilities
Vegetarian food
Traditional flavours of the landFacilitators to monitor children
