Kaziranga National Park: A Model of Conservation and Sustainable Tourism
Nestled in the floodplains of the Brahmaputra River in Assam, Kaziranga National Park is a sanctuary of biodiversity and a global conservation success story. Famous for sheltering the world’s largest population of one-horned rhinoceroses, it represents the triumph of sustained conservation, community involvement, and eco-tourism. From its rich legends and cultural heritage to its innovative […]
Beyond the Safaris,Get immersed in Kaziranga
The morning mist clings gently to the rolling hills as the first light filters through a canopy of ancient trees. The earthy scent of damp soil and crushed leaves rises with every step on the soft forest trail. Bamboo groves whisper in the breeze, their slender stalks creaking ever so slightly, as if sharing old […]
Showcasing Community Heroes: Short Films on Local Sustainability Efforts, ‘Footprints of Sustainability’, an Initiative by CCA
Documentaries serve as an incredible lens through which we can witness real-life events, people, and issues that often go unnoticed in the mainstream narrative. Unlike traditional films that rely heavily on fictional stories, documentaries bring forth authentic experiences, providing viewers with raw insights into the world around us. They have the unique power to inform, […]
The Art of Traditional Georgian Feasting with Curtain Call Adventures
The foods and flavours of Georgia reflect its geographic setting, described by food writer Darra Goldstein as a “Shangri-la of bounty.” Historically, Georgia played a key role in East–West trade routes, absorbing culinary traditions from various visitors. Over the centuries, local cuisine has blended with influences from Iran, Asia, Turkey, and the Mediterranean, creating a […]
The Journey of Impact: Tracing the Environmental Legacy Created by Curtain Call Adventures
A collection of stories serves as a powerful means of preserving and sharing the rich tapestry of human experience, culture, and tradition. These stories can range from personal anecdotes and myths to folklore and historical accounts, reflecting the diverse identities of communities and individuals. In a collection of stories, each narrative provides insight into the […]
How the Umkar Root Bridges Reflect the Wisdom of Indigenous Engineering
There is an old Greek proverb that beautifully encapsulates the essence of legacy: “A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in.” For Hally War*(69), this saying was not merely a philosophical reflection but a guiding principle throughout his life, as he dedicated himself to passing […]
Indigenous Flavours, Contemporary Palettes – A Culinary Conversation in Meghalaya
Indigenous food and traditions are experiencing a remarkable resurgence, particularly in tourism, as travellers seek immersive experiences. From vibrant food pop-ups to intimate supper clubs, curated culinary adventures that celebrate local food habits are captivating enthusiasts around the globe. Renowned chefs at Michelin-starred restaurants creatively combine obscure dishes and unique cooking methods into their exclusive […]
A Journey Through Assam’s Rhythmic Celebrations of Rongali Bihu
Bihu – overview Bihu is the state festival of Assam and is celebrated to honour the significance of agriculture in rural Assamese life. The festival takes place three times a year, marking three distinct phases in the cultivation of paddy, which is the native crop of Assam. It is celebrated over several days and is […]