THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK
Ranchi, Oct. 27: To enhance the learning experiences of its students and provide them with a break filled with adventure and cultural exploration, Delhi Public School Ranchi recently organized an exciting educational trip for Class XI students during the Durga Puja break.
Students got the opportunity to explore the vibrant city of Mumbai and Lonavala.
The excursion took place over six days, during which the students explored the rich history, iconic landmarks, and deep-rooted traditions of Maharashtra under the guidance of teachers.
The trip kicked off on the morning of October 22 when the students boarded bound for Mumbai. They visited iconic landmarks such as the Sea Link, Nehru Science Center & Planetarium, Haji Ali, Chowpatty Beach, Marine Drive, and the Gateway of India.
Thereafter, the students set off for Lonavla. Their first stop was the ancient Karla Caves, where they trekked to explore these historical wonders. Afterward, the students enjoyed lunch and indulged in some shopping for the famous Chikkis in the local market. Next day, the students proceeded to Imagica, an exciting theme park and made a stop in Karjat. The day was filled with thrilling rides and memorable experiences.
The students also enjoyed numerous adventure activities at Karjat.
Highlighting the importance of the excursion, the Principal of the school, Dr. Ram Singh said, “Delhi Public School Ranchi remains committed to providing its students with holistic educational experiences that extend beyond the classroom, and this excursion was a testament to their dedication to enriching the academic lives of the students. It also allowed them to bond with their peers and create lasting memories that will undoubtedly enrich their education and personal growth”.
