Transportation from Dadar to Karjat and back (public transport)
Lunch (misal pav)
Evening tea
Vegetarian barbeque (Maggi, potato wedges, paneer, aloo tikki, vegetable patty, and soup)
Bonfire
Tent stay
Breakfast (poha and tea)
Camping expertise
A session on animal welfare with Teach Coexist

Anything not mentioned in the inclusions above.

Q) What should I carry?
Your own bottle of drinking water, spoon, plate, mosquito repellant cream and toiletries.
Q) Are the animals vaccinated and free of diseases?
Yes.
Q) Do the animals roam freely?
Yes.
Q) Can you bring your pet to the farm?
No.
Q) How many people will be sleeping in 1 tent?
Tent allocation will be based on your group size.
Q) Can you join the camp solo?
Absolutely!

Q) Can you bring your own vehicle to the campsite?
Yes, kindly inform us in advance.
Q) Are there any sort of bugs at the campsite?
The campsite is in the open, so smaller insects cannot be completely avoided. We have never encountered anything dangerous, however, as we have a bonfire that keeps us company through the night.
Q)Will the tents have mattresses?
No, it will be a basic tent.
Q) Will there be a washroom at the campsite?
For the night, there will only be a basic toilet tent.
Q) Are there group discounts available?
No.

Meet at Dadar railway station at 11 a.m. on Saturday. (Campers from Pune can directly meet us at Karjat.)
Reach Karjat by 1.30 p.m.
Enjoy a quick lunch with authentic misal pav.
Hop on to a cab and head to the animal farm.
Take a tour of the camp and enjoy your time getting to know the animals.
In the evening, enjoy an informative session about animal welfare with a certified instructor.
After your evening tea, catch the sunset by the riverside.
Head to the campsite (12 minutes by walk).
Have dinner at the bonfire.
Settle down in the tents.
Wake up in the morning by 9 a.m. and grab breakfast.
Head back to the railway station and reach Dadar by 1 p.m.