Challenge Events
December 17, 2010
"The World is not for us to inherit but for us to cherish and gift it to the future generation"
Challenge Events
by
Adventure of reaching or completion of an Challenge by conquering the limit of impossibility by improving the lives of the others in the meaningful and sustainable way is a challenge event.
For Inquire Form - Challenge Event (Click Here)
For Inquire Form - Challenge Event (Click Here)
Few Challenges Lined up the Year 2011 (Tentative Schedule)
Dates | Challenge Events | Location |
Feb 13 | Fight for a Cause (Paint Ball Challenge) – (Pilot Project) | Andheri West, Mumbai |
Mar 12th and 13th | Eco-Adventure Challenge (Multiple Obstacle Challenge Cross Country – The Greater Marathon). – (Pilot Project) | Goa |
Apr 16th to 17th | Fight for a Cause (The Great Paint Ball Challenge) | Mumbai or Lonavala |
May 1st | Wild Chefs Challenge - (Camping and Cooking Challenge in Wilderness) | Lonavala, Karnala, or Shahpur |
May 17th to Jun 4th | Mount Everest Base Camp Challenge | Nepal |
Jun 5th | The Konkan Cycling Challenge - On Cross Roads (We can have flag off at Gateway of India) | Raigad District (Konkan Belt) |
Jun 25th to July 9th | Kilimanjaro Challenge | Kilimanjaro |
Jul 15th to Jul 31st | Biking Challenge – Don’t Be an Idiot (Biking , Delhi - Himachal – Ladakh) | Delhi – Himachal – Ladakh – Kashmir – Punjab – Delhi |
Aug 14th to Aug 15th | Trek-a-Thon Treasure Hunt Challenge – The March to Summit | Maharashtra (Forts around Lonavala Region) |
Aug 29 | The Great Himalayan Cycling Challenge | Himachal Pradesh |
Nov 12th to 13th | The Greater Eco-Adventure Challenge Race (Multiple Obstacle Challenge Cross Country). | Goa |
Details to be put up shortly...
The Challenge Events
• Unique & Innovative philanthropic program
• Adventure tourism + Social Tourism
• “Purposeful Volun-tourism”, style of adventure
Main Objective
• Improve the lives of the others in a meaningful and sustainable way.
Making a difference to a community in need where there is very little or no government support
For Whom
• They are children-most marginalized
– whom you come across at every red light- crossing on streets - while being driven to your work station every morning, and
– also those hapless scared and silent ones living in about two-third of Indian rural earth
.JPG)
