A Child Wielding A Pinwheel
A child wielding a pinwheel is ecstatic with joy, movement, curiosity, and unalloyed wonder. Is that not why we all travel?
Hence, the pinwheel represents the innocent, playful, and hopeful symbolism of harnessing the energy that Earth bestows upon us.
Hotels that Care. Community Inclusive and Planet Sensitive.
The pinwheel is the perfect representation of travel that is light and ecstatic, guiding us wherever the wind blows.
Destination Touchstones
The Pinwheel Project
Explore Camp Tigerlily
Jayant Chauhan
WATCH ON DEMAND
A recent addition to The RARE Collection, Camp TigerLily sits about 40 minutes from Dudhwa TR and prides itself on being part of Terai’s most exceptional wilderness areas.
Explore The Kin Hotel
Imrun Sethi
WATCH ON DEMAND
We are joined by The Kin’s co-founder Imrun Sethi and General Manager Kapil Kapoor for an insider’s view of a more personal way to experience Mumbai.
Exploring Dev Bhoomi
Anu Dhillon Singh
WATCH ON DEMAND
A spiritual and ecological journey through Uttarakhand’s sacred landscapes.
Organisations we Support
An underlying ethos at RARE is to support authentic work by individuals and organisations that resonate our love for the planet and the people. Here are some that we strongly support.
Wildlife SOS
Wildlife SOS is a not-for-profit wildlife and nature conservation organization (established 1995), actively working across India to protect and conserve wild animals including mammals, birds, reptiles and their habitats, study biodiversity, conduct research, and create alternative and sustainable livelihoods for erstwhile poacher communities or those communities that depend on wildlife for sustenance. Wildlife SOS is known for its “nothing is impossible attitude” and moxie applied to get conservation wins for wildlife. WSOS operates 12 centers across India including India’s first Elephant Hospital, Elephant Conservation, and Care Centre, Agra Bear Rescue Facility, and the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre. Additionally, they run a 24-hour rescue hotline in four states – Delhi NCR, Uttar Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, and Gujarat. The Wildlife SOS rescue team works round the clock attending to distress calls from members of the public, police, animal lovers, and other organizations about wild animals in peril or caught in conflict situations.
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Amarrass Records
Amarrass Records is a multifaceted independent record label, artist management company, event production and music promotions company, committed to the production of quality music in a sustainable way. Built on a shared vision, passion, and love for music, and guided by the principles of fair trade, Amarrass strives to create an environment that encourages and nourishes the creative spirit of musicians and music lovers. They also work with artisans to revive the traditional art of instrument making. With a major annual festival (The Amarrass Music Festival, since 2011), and eleven albums released, the label and artists represented, have featured prominently in international and national media including The New York Times, NPR, Rolling Stone India, BBC Radio, Songlines Magazine, fROOTS, and more.
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Waste Warriors Society
Waste Warriors Society is a not-for-profit solid waste management (SWM) NGO. Their journey began with Jodie Underhill and Tashi Pareek in the littered hills of Upper Dharamshala with just an empty bag, a pair of gloves, few volunteers, and a vision to clean India. They registered in Dehradun in 2012, and their Corbett chapter was initiated by Minakshi Pandey in 2013. They now have a vibrant team of nearly 100 staff, 60% of whom are formal waste workers, running nine SWM initiatives in three locations. Their mission is to develop integrated SWM systems through models that are affordable, sustainable and replicable. They essentially focus on waste segregation, collection, and processing, as well as behavioral change and livelihood development. They also work to destigmatize, formalize & empower the lives of informal waste workers. Their teams engage with people at all levels, from waste pickers to community residents and corporates to government
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