Quantum University organised an educational visit to Ganga Avlokan, Haridwar, as part of its experiential learning activities. The visit provided 49 students with an opportunity to gain practical knowledge beyond the classroom and engage with the cultural, historical, ecological and environmental significance of the River Ganga.

The visit was designed to complement classroom-based learning through direct exposure and observation. It enabled students to develop a broader understanding of the multifaceted significance of the River Ganga and its relevance from cultural, historical, ecological and environmental perspectives.

Through the educational experience, students had an opportunity to connect academic learning with real-world contexts and explore important aspects associated with the river and its surrounding heritage and environment.

The visit also encouraged students to develop greater awareness and appreciation of the importance of preserving cultural and environmental resources. Such experiential activities provide students with opportunities to learn through observation, exploration and direct engagement.

The educational visit to Ganga Avlokan was a meaningful learning experience for the participating students, reinforcing the importance of learning beyond the classroom and providing them with practical exposure to the cultural, historical, ecological and environmental dimensions of the River Ganga.