Often, you come across articles about how trekking is beneficial to children. But have you given a thought to what you might experience with them?

Saheb Singh Chadha comes across as a wise, young gentleman. And much of his wisdom could be credited to his rich trekking experiences. In a candid chat, Saheb reveals what trekking could mean to a child.

Health disorders in children are on their way to becoming a norm. What’s spearheading this negative trend?

One early October morning, twenty-eight children from Daffodils School, Bangalore, saw the world in a different light…and made a difference that will last a lifetime.

Children who do not have significant contact with the natural world in their early years can become ‘biophobic’ or afraid of nature - EYFS research.

On a balmy Tuesday morning 43 students gathered in the open hall of Vidyanjali school in Bengaluru. These 11 and 12-year-old's were going on their first trek ever, to summit Brahmagiri.

A group of 26 enthusiastic children from Poorna Learning Centre set off on a trek to Brahmagiri. A simple trek taught children invaluable lessons they’re going to remember for life.

On July 7th, Indiahikes launched its first ever Hiking Club in India, at Daffodils English School. The very first day of the Hiking Club started with a bang! Take a look here!

If you're taking your child on a trek, there's a lot you can do to make it more exciting for him - be it telling him a mythical story about the trail or educating him about a rare bird...

When Shailja from Indiahikes heard this story from her friend, she was overwhelmed. It was about how a short trek nullified a huge vacuum that had formed between a father and son. Read the whole story here.

Children are little bombs of energy. Here is why you should expose your child to the world of trekking and take them to the country side more often.

Parents would love for their children to play outdoors, but in an ever-growing urban jungle, they lament at the lack of opportunity to do so.