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Two Days of Volunteering in Jaipur

Tuesday, October 17: Volunteering at Sambhali Trust

Start your day by making a positive impact on the lives of others. Head to Sambhali Trust, a charitable organization dedicated to empowering women and girls in Rajasthan. In the morning, participate in various activities such as teaching English, crafts, or computer skills. Interact with the local community and learn about their culture and challenges. In the afternoon, take a break and enjoy a traditional Rajasthani meal. Later, continue your volunteering work or participate in workshops organized by the trust. In the evening, explore the local market near Sambhali Trust and engage with the artisans, supporting their work by purchasing unique handicrafts.

  • Sambhali Trust: Free, Morning to Evening
  • Traditional Rajasthani Meal: INR 300, 1 hour
  • Local Market: Estimated Personal Expenses
Wednesday, October 18: Elefantastic

Embark on a unique volunteering experience with Elefantastic, an ethical elephant sanctuary focused on conservation and providing a safe environment for elephants. In the morning, lend a hand in taking care of elephants, including feeding, bathing, and learning about their behavior. Enjoy a traditional Indian lunch at the sanctuary. In the afternoon, participate in a painting session with elephants or observe their daily activities. Learn from the knowledgeable staff about elephant conservation efforts in India. End the day by indulging in a sunset camel ride and capturing the beautiful landscapes of Rajasthan. Reflect on your impactful volunteer work while enjoying a delicious dinner at Elefantastic.

  • Elefantastic: INR 2,500, Morning to Evening
  • Traditional Indian Lunch: Included in Elefantastic fee
  • Camel Ride: INR 500, 1 hour
  • Dinner at Elefantastic: INR 500, 1 hour

Hidden Gems and Local Favorites

While volunteering in Jaipur, don't miss the opportunity to visit NGO-run shops and markets where locals showcase their handicrafts and artwork. One such place is Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing, which features traditional block printing techniques. The Badi Chaupar area is a bustling market where you can find unique handcrafted items, textiles, and jewelry. Consider visiting Dera Amer, an eco-friendly campsite where you can interact with elephants in a responsible manner. These hidden gems offer a chance to support local artisans and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Jaipur.

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