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Yoga Travel to India
Yoga Travel to India
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Visit the magical Mother India with Hunnyfly!
Tour Information for 2020 (3/04/2020-03/18/2020):
Join us on an Indian adventure. Take an overnight train to Dharmsala, home to the Dalai Lama. Volunteer with elephants at WildlifeSOS in Agra. Tour the Taj Mahal and spend Holi in Rishikesh!!
I just want to thank HunnyFly Yoga for giving me an amazing opportunity to have the most magnificent experience in India! Thanks to HunnyFly my traveling/teacher training experience was great, had everything; very organized. The support and help I had was just perfect. Provided me with a hotel, transportation and even had my tickets all set up! If anyone wants to travel to India HunnyFly is the perfect place to get everything you need! I will definitely be planning another trip with HunnyFly ! I also want to add that Vijay Amar is also an amazing teacher. Universal Yoga Center is the place to go if you want to learn some Ashtanga, Vinyasa yoga or Hatha yoga in India!! Also any one with MyCAA can talk to HunnyFly Yoga.
Tour runs March 4th to March18th, 2020 and includes:
- All breakfasts at all hotels -EXCELLENT veg meals at Elephant / Bear sanctuary
- Journey to the Taj Mahal enjoy five star accommodations while in Agra, India. Tour The famous Taj Mahal and Agra Fort with a guide and dinner included
- Overnight train to Dharmsala - Home to the Dalai Lama's Temple
- Double occupancy lodging (single would be an additional cost)
- The Spring Festival of Holi
- Volunteer at the Wildlife SOS Sanctuary
- Accommodations are either 4- or 5-star
- $1950 EXCLUDING flight
Your Opportunity to Volunteer
Join us this October and spend a few days at an Elephant and Bear sanctuary. In India – as in all countries – animals are abused, mistreated and overworked. People’s activism in India’s wildlife conservation efforts ARE increasing and Wildlife SOS is a perfect example. We will spend 2-3 days working, helping and having a new experience in this social movement. We are very blessed to live in a country with – although there are problems still – ALOT of concern for animal welfare. Let’s take some of that activism and bring it abroad!
REQUIRED: Passports and Visas
Once you’ve got your passport, apply for a visa online at the THIS LINK.
You are required to provide a contact address in India so feel free to use this one:
Vihal Yadav
723 Satya Niketan,
1st Floor, House No 12
New Delhi India 110092
Visiting India
My husband and I are the founders of Hunnyfly Holidays Pvt. Ltd. Before moving back to the U.S. we led tours and yoga teacher trainings throughout India. Our family has been in the Indian travel business since the 60’s.
I love India and I want people to travel there, not just for yoga but to see a different perspective, to gain an understanding and an appreciation for culture. Things have changed a lot in the last 10 years so traveling is not as challenging as it was. But, it is still difficult to travel there if things are unplanned and/or you don’t really know people there.I know through experience that having a friend in India will save you time and money. It is so much better to plan things out. That way when you get to India you can focus on the experience of the country instead of worrying about logistics.
Medical Concerns:
I have known people that decided to take the malaria treatment prior to travel. More often than not they got sick and couldn’t travel due to the medication. So, I would keep in mind that you are going to a country where millions of people live and there are great doctors that have current medical training. India has medicine and in the event you did contract Malaria (which I have never seen) we could get you to a medical doctor. However, the choice is yours. You can check the CDC for India so you can make an informed choice. We are taking our 3 year old this year so I am of course nervous that due to his age he will get sick, so I am taking precautions as well. We are even bringing a car seat!
I got an immunoglobulin before I left on my first trip in 2005 and I was current on all of my vaccinations. I would caution against eating ANY meat products or “lettuce” AKA salad in India. Eat only vegetables that are can be peeled or are heated and cooked. Use hand-sanitizer constantly. During my first year of travel there I think I actually washed my fruits with hand-sanitizer first, then rinsed with bottled water. Please contact Martena at Hunnyfly Studios or just call/text. I’m at 760-459-9790.
