July 13 - 27, August 10th to 24th
Solidarity Action
If you feel like immersing yourself in international cooperation without
forgetting the "wonders of India", this trip is for you.
If you feel like immersing yourself in international cooperation without
forgetting the "wonders of India", this trip is for you.
From 1310€
The Solidarity Action Trip (Cooperation and Cultural Immersion) is an alternative trip to get to know India through a different and transforming experience in which you will come into direct contact with the reality of the country and the plurality of its people, while you get closer to the world of international cooperation.
In a fifteen-day tourist route through Agra, Pushkar, Jaipur, Delhi and Varanasi you will get to know the great cultural and religious diversity of India, as well as its great social contrasts.
This trip offers you the possibility of getting to know places normally excluded from the tourist routes, entering neighborhoods and communities with different religious beliefs, castes, social classes and occupations.
| DAY 1 | Arrival in Delhi |
| DAY 2 | Wrap yourself in the bustle, aromas, and colors of this vast city and experience the Night Train. |
| DAY 3 and 4 | Experience Indian rural life in Jaipur: craft workshops, starry nights and deep cultural exchange. A slow and sustainable journey to connect with yourself and the community. |
| DAY 5 | Unforgettable experiences in rural Jaipur |
| DAY 6 | Transport yourself back to the 17th century and climb Amber Fort with an ethical eye. |
| DAY 7 | Say hello to the Taj Mahal and be amazed by this monument to love in India. |
| DAY 8 to 13 | Cultural immersion in one of the most energetic and fascinating cities in India, Varanasi. Together with the NGO Seed for Change you will participate in projects that transform lives and the environment. Enjoy your free time, guided tours and unique experiences. |
| DAY 14 | Domestic flight and return to the capital. |
| DAY 15 | Departure to Delhi – Spain |
Includes lodging and breakfast, transportation, activities and experiences.
Excludes flight, visa and travel insurance.
Please contact us and we will send you the travel brochure with details of all inclusions and exclusions HERE.
1. Do I need a visa to enter the country?
To visit India, you will need to apply for a tourist visa.
The process is simple and is done completely online.
We will provide you with all the necessary information so that you can complete the application smoothly.
2. Is India safe for a woman to travel alone? India is an increasingly welcoming country for women travelers. Female tourism has grown significantly, making India an attractive and safe destination. The warmth of its people and its diverse landscapes will captivate you and more and more Indian women are traveling alone in their country, which speaks for itself!
However, India is a country of contrasts and diverse ways of thinking, so it is essential to be aware and respectful of its customs and traditions.
Open Eyes has years of experience designing trips for single women.
Explore India with us and enjoy personalized itineraries and support for your adventure!
3. What about traveling with children?
Is India a good country?
India is a wonderful destination for family travel.
Its culture puts the family at the center, making adults and children feel welcome.
Our family trips are designed for everyone to enjoy a safe and authentic adventure, promoting conscious parenting and unforgettable cultural experiences.
We organize moments of learning, enjoyment and connection with local people, respecting the rhythms and promoting memorable encounters between families.
4. What clothes should I take with me?
In India the climate is basically hot, so we advise you to bring clothes that are not too tight and as breathable as possible.
Due to its strong culture, in some of the less touristy areas we enter in Open Eyes, it is advisable to avoid tank tops or low-cut tops and tight-fitting clothing.
5. Currency and time
The currency in India is the rupee and its approximate exchange rate is 80-85 INR for 1€.
We recommend exchanging currency in the country and from Open Eyes we accompany travelers in the times and places to do it safely and easily.
The time difference with Spain is 3.5 hours from March to September and 4.5 hours from October to February.
Embark on a transformative experience in India, connecting with its diversity and getting closer to the world of international cooperation with Seed for Change.
For two nights, experience the daily life in the villages of Jaipur, discovering Slow Travel, self-sustainability and ancient handicrafts.
Tourism for equity, empowering people and bringing life to the planet through responsible travel choices.
Relive the art of blockprinting with wooden blocks with women artisans. Learn this ancient technique and create your unique scarf steeped in history and culture!
Our trips are not just an adventure; they are a way to create meaningful change, both for you and for India. We promote the local economy, creating genuine connections and shared stories with the local people. By traveling with us, you immerse yourself in the essence of the place and actively contribute to a positive impact on this incredible country. Our way of traveling is not just about passing through a place, but letting it pass through you...
To wake up in Delhi is to be enveloped by the bustle, aromas, and colors of this sprawling city, capital of India since the early 20th century.
Step into the vibrant Chandni Chowk market with the Spice Girl Tour, a unique cultural experience designed by Open Eyes to discover the essence of a traditional neighborhood through the eyes of the women who will guide you.
Not only will you explore the exquisite aromas and flavors of local spices, but you will also connect with inspiring stories of resilience and growth.
Tour to Old Delhi
Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, Delhi
lodhi garden, Delhi
Spice Market, Delhi
Pushkar, a unique spiritual enclave dedicated to the god Brahma, is a haven of peace and devotion.
Its temples and traditional architecture invite you to take a leisurely stroll around the sacred lake, where you will meet sadhus, locals and pilgrims from all over the world.
Pushkar
Pushkar Lake
Step into rural India and be part of a community where every experience breathes sustainability and regeneration.
For two days, you will connect with the authenticity of the country, living ancestral and sustainable practices.
This trip will not only allow you to discover the essence of India, but also to take away one of the most meaningful experiences of your trip, marked by a deep connection with yourself, the community and the environment.
Block Printing Workshop, Jaipur
Block Printing Workshop, Jaipur
Jaipur
Block Printing Workshop, Jaipur
Our journey culminates with the magnificence of the Taj Mahal in Agra, a monument that epitomizes eternal love.
And visit an elephant rescue center, hear their stories and learn how to support animal welfare on your journey.
An experience that inspires action.
We propose a night train ride.
A journey that is an exercise in observation, that exercises your patience, your flexibility, your curiosity?
Entire families in transit, suitcases, food, conversations…
We enter Varanasi, the holiest city in India, a labyrinth of spirituality and culture.
On the banks of the Ganges, its ghats are resplendent with ancestral rituals, where pilgrims and sadhus seek salvation and divine connection.
The program in Varanasi will last 7 days/6 nights.
There will be 2 days of visits to NGO projects and participation in activities and the rest of the time, there will be city walks and local experiences in this fascinating city.
Experience a concert in this fascinating city, known as a vibrant center of Indian classical music, where the echoes of ragas and tablas resound.
Last day transfer to Delhi.
Ganga Aarti, Varanasi
Ganga Aarti, Varanasi
Ganga Aarti, Varanasi
Varanasi
Varanasi
Saffron, cardamom, chai masala, coconut, spicy chili, guava, lemon soda, tulsi…
Flavors and smells of India Pink, green and yellow, white, red, yellow… Colors of India Chimes, calls to prayer, honks, namaste, bells… Sounds of India Fabrics and sequins… Their textures An explosion of the senses… That is India for me.
It has been a unique and wonderful experience.
It exceeds my expectations.
I say goodbye full of India!!!
This trip was perfect.
I suspect it had to do with the local guide who accompanied us and showed us a piece of India through his eyes.
His enthusiasm made us fall in love with the country!
Don’t worry, contact us at info@openeyesproject.com or through our contact page, and our team in India will design the trip of your dreams, considering your motivations, purpose, dates and duration of the trip.
We will inform you of all the steps to follow.
If you have already visited our group tours page and there is one that interests you, please email us at info@openeyesproject.com to check availability and receive all the details.
Our groups, limited to 12-14 people, tend to fill up quickly.
Don’t think twice!
Since 2011, Open Eyes has been promoting responsible and sustainable tourism in India.
Our commitment is to respect destinations, generate a positive impact and design high quality experiences for travelers and therefore we avoid large groups so as not to invade cities and rural areas, and not to negatively affect the local socio-cultural and economic aspects generated by massive groups.
We limit our groups to a maximum of 14 people, guaranteeing a more pleasant, exclusive and profound trip.
This facilitates an authentic and respectful connection between travelers, the local community and the environment.
Although it is not mandatory, it is highly recommended to take out travel insurance.
You can choose the company you prefer, and if you need recommendations, we will provide you with some collaborating options.
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