The tour included visits to Bhoothathankettu, Injathotty, Kerala Science City (Kottayam), and Farm Sanctuary (Thiruvankulam). The first destination was Bhoothathankettu, an ascetic and historically significant damsite. Surrounded by lush greenery and calm waters, the place offers a fresh natural setting. The group explored the surroundings, enjoyed the weather, took group photographs, and appreciated Kerala’s natural beauty. The visit helped students observe how nature and engineering coexist harmoniously.

Travelled to Injathotty, well known for its historic old suspension bridge. Students were excited to walk across the bridge, observing the river flowing below and the dense forest on either side. It was both an adventurous and educational experience, giving students an insight into toddler construction methods and bridge design. The stop allowed students to connect nature, history and engineering in one place.

Kerala Science City in Kottayam which added a strong academic and exploratory element to the trip. Students explored a variety of interactive exhibits that demonstrated concepts related to physics, space science, biology, math, technology, etc. The hands–on displays allowed students to engage with science practically and enjoyably. The experience helped students connect classroom learning with real-world applications and sparked curiosity and excitement toward scientific exploration.

The final stop of the day was Farm Sanctuary in Thiruvankulam, where fun and relaxation awaited the group. The spacious environment offered plenty of room for students to walk, play, and interact freely with nature. The most anticipated and enjoyable part of the visit was the rain dance and the DJ. Students danced enthusiastically, shared laughter, and created cherished memories with their friends and teachers.

Tour filled with happiness and unforgettable memories, and remarkable success. It offered a perfect balance of learning, adventure, and entertainment for the students.