A Koraput study tour takes students to southern Odisha's highland district, known for its traditional agriculture system, recognised by the FAO as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System, and for its tribal culture, coffee and hills.
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Industry Tours4 Days / 3 NightsSteel, port and shipbuilding in Vizag, the submarine museum, then the Araku Valley and Borra Caves in the Eastern Ghats.
Vizag – Araku Valley
Check-in, RK Beach walk and the INS Kursura submarine museum.
Steel, port or shipbuilding unit visit with safety briefing and Q&A (subject to approval).
Drive or train to Araku via Borra Caves, tribal museum and coffee plantation.
Kailasagiri hill park, certificates, drop at Visakhapatnam.
It suits agriculture, environmental science, anthropology and rural management students. Combine it with Bhubaneswar or the Vizag – Araku Valley route.
Koraput is famous for its traditional agriculture system of indigenous rice and millets, its tribal communities and markets, coffee plantations, and Deomali, the highest peak in Odisha.
It is a farming system of tribal communities that conserves many traditional rice and millet varieties. The FAO lists it as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System.
October to February, after the monsoon, when fields and hills are green and the weather is cool.
Kalinga temples, IT parks and Odisha's industrial belt, all within a day's drive.
Explore →The Jagannath Temple and coastal Odisha, an easy add-on to any Bhubaneswar tour.
Explore →India's automotive and manufacturing hub, with assembly lines that host student groups.
Explore →Golden sand and sunsets to end a week of plant visits on a high.
Explore →Tell us your branch. We'll send the itinerary.
Share a few details and a programme coordinator will call you within 24 hours with a plan that fits your syllabus, dates and budget.
Pick-up from station or airport, hotel check-in, evening safety briefing and group dinner.
Guided plant walk-through with a safety briefing, then Q&A with engineers. Local market in the evening.
Second plant or institution visit in the morning, heritage site or museum in the afternoon.
Short expert session or workshop, certificates handed over, drop at station or airport.
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