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GYC2859 - Orphanage and Golden Triangle Country: India Cost: £1200.00 Cost Includes: The price includes accommodation, food and pickup from airport but does not include flight, insurance, kit or visas     Duration: 5 weeks Company Rep Nearby: All the time 0845 344 7580 or

 

	This placement would suit... Anyone who wants to experience the wonders of India, and improve the lives of some of its people. Arriving in Delhi, you will spend your first week sightseeing in both the ancient and modern parts of Delhi and having Hindi classes. Moving out of the city you will join the Rural Communities Development Programme project in a rural part of the Delhi province working in an orphanage. Here you will demonstrate your flexibility by working with these extraordinary children, in whatever situation is needed. Duties can range from helping with homework, playing with the children or helping with administration to working in the kitchen garden. Taj Mahal, Red Fort, Agra, Lotus Temple and more Your time will pass all too quickly with your unforgettable new friends as you head off to discover India's Golden Triangle. Travelling to Agra, Jaipur and Delhi you will be able to take in some of India's greatest treasures such as the Taj Mahal, the Red Fort and the magnificent Lotus Temple. Expect a life-changing adventure in one of the World's most colourful and surprising countries... 0845 344 7580 Greenforce: As one of the leading and most respected UK non-profit expedition organisations, Greenforce offers you a location on every tropical continent. Working with organisations such as the WWF, Wildlife Conservation Society and the Red Cross, our adventurers have the opportunity to work in remote areas that are inaccessible to the standard traveller and live in communities untouched by today's western world.