An intimate gathering of music and nature, Forest Unplugged is the true rendition of music without the interference of any electronic devices and accompanied by the flowing Ramganga river, rustle of dry leaves, and sounds of the jungle.
With performances by renowned artists on the tabla, tombak and sitar, the musicians playing at this event share a mutual respect for nature and their music will reflect the different moods and emotions of the forest around Vanghat. It is a once-in-a-lifetime experience to appreciate wilderness to the melody of organic, gentle music. The event is taking place from February 25th to 27th, 2022, at Vanghat for this engaging synthesis between the forest, music and you
Wilderness Training Programme
Vanghat also has a wilderness training programme conducted over five days and is an immersive, hands-on workshop on wildlife and environmental leadership. The next programme is between March 22nd-27th, 2022, led by wildlife biologists. This programme will introduce you to the forests of Corbett as you learn about birds, nature, wildlife conservation and sustainable tourism. Its focus is to sensitise people to nature through on-ground scientific field exposure and empower them to become tomorrow's conservation leaders. .
For booking details call call 92132 04647 or write to bookrare@rareindia.com.
Check out a video on Forest Unplugged here.
About Vanghat
Once in a while, you come across a place on earth that is untouched, unspoilt and undefined by any rules and norms of human civilization &ndash a place that is raw, honest and waiting for you to be your true self. Vanghat (jungle valley) is one such place and is one of the most remote wildlife resorts in the Corbett landscape, lying on a secluded bank of Ramganga river and accessible by a hike and a raft or a 4X4 vehicle.
Situated in a wilderness hotspot, it is an oasis of zen with a quietness that takes some time for urbanites to settle in to. The only interruptions would be by sambar deer alarm calls, the cacophony of cicadas or a brown fish owl's call from nearby. Vanghat lies close to the Kalagarh buffer zone of the Corbett Tiger Reserve and is nestled in the middle of the forest and well camouflaged, managing to be both welcoming and untamed. Staying so deep in the jungle means experiencing nature without interruptions. Expect to see barking deer loitering around, big and small cats leaving their tracks on the riverbank, yellow-throated martens playing in the trees or Golden Mahseers swimming upstream over rocky boulders.
