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Theme: Sustainable Agriculture, Education, Culture

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Theme: Renovation, Education, Culture

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Theme: Education, Renovation

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Theme: Education, Kids, Culture

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Theme: Education, Culture, Kids

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Theme: Heritage Conservation Awareness, Education, Culture

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As a very young child, I once went to a communal art farm in the USA, so this experience brought back memories to me. Such inspiring work you do here! I am now planning to make 2 things out of plastic bottles, so thank you for that idea. This place is very peaceful, beautiful and educational and we had eye-opening conversations which taught us a lot as well. Thank you very much for allowing us to take part in
your lifestyle for a few days!

- Jenifer Sauer (Volunteer at CEL)

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"I, Atul, a research scholar in Tourism from Pondicherry University, a heritage lover, was looking for an opportunity in a UNESCO-WHV and nailed it at Hampi. The journey to Hampi, starting from Hospete station and returning to Hospete station, changed me a lot, within a 14 days' time frame. We came as volunteers and we returned with satisfaction and new friends."

- Atul (WHV volunteer)

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Theme: Sustainable Agriculture, Education, Culture

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Theme: Rennovation, Education, Culture

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Theme: Culture, Education, Kids

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Inter-culture learning experience for our volunteers

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Theme: Renovation, World Heritage conservation and awareness

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Theme: Renovation, World Heritage conservation and awareness

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Theme: Renovation, Tibetan Culture, Education

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"What we brought into our “backpack”: Joy, fellowship, empathy, empowerment, solidarity are some of the thousands of adjectives that I can think of when I´m writing about this awesome experience. Before we started this adventure, I didn’t know what I expected about India due to a wide range of opinions about this country...I highly recommend this experience for everyone who wants to learn and at the same time go out of their comfort zone."

- WC volunteers

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Theme: Renovation, Yoga, Tibetan culture

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Theme: Tibetan Culture, Environment

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Theme: Renovation, World Heritage conservation and awareness

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"It was a short time, but it feels like the best and biggest time in my life. India is a feeling which you cannot describe, but it will warm your heart. I have met many different people in this time and some of them left some foot-prints on my soul, changed my perspective and my thoughts-I learned a lot about myself! For the first time in my life, I really understand how big and how little we know about it. I am not the same person that I was before. This country is so colorful and full of power and every Indian meal is a unique experience."

-Johanna Goff (Volunteer from Germany)

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Theme: Renovation, World Heritage conservation and awareness

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Theme: Renovation, World Heritage conservation and awareness

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Volunteer engaged in inter-cultural learning

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Theme: Renovation, World Heritage conservation and awareness

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Coming across FSL-India was valuable knowledge, as it provides opportunities to get involved in alternate areas of learning and working. The Training Centre comes with accommodation and food, which make it a convenient place of work. The food was tasty, cooked by a team of ever-smiling women – Parvati, Sushila, Geeta, Sujatha.  I will definitely miss the 11 o’clock juice break, as a new juice was served each day. I would love to come here again and be a part of other projects. I’m especially looking forward to bringing my children here to experience life closer to mother earth and understand the toil that goes on in the fields.

- Anuradha Miraji (National volunteer)

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Theme: Education, Culture

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Theme: Tibetan culture, Renovation

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We had an opportunity to visit India, especially Kundapura to do a 2-week work camp at Centre for Experiential Living – FSL India, Shettrakatte. Kundapura is a small town surrounded by the Arabian Sea and backwaters, another side is the Western Ghats and countless temples. It was a peaceful and such a spectacular spot to see! 6th to 19th January – 2 weeks, it was amazing times which we have spent here. Our team leader was Venkatesh; he is a very kind and helpful person. He explained a lot about Indian culture, lifestyle of people, tradition and practice. During our days,
we visited many places which are surrounding Kundapura along with Venkatesh and Dinesh like schools, beaches, landscapes, fishing harbour, lighthouse, temples, tiles and cashew factories, heritage village in Manipal, children’s project and eco-friendly shop.

- Jang Seeun and Daeum Kim (Volunteers from South Korea)

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Theme: Renovation, World Heritage conservation and awareness

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Work Heritage Volunteering camp at Hampi, Karnataka

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Theme: Renovation, World Heritage conservation and awareness