Kutumb Would Love to welcome you

Each year, we travel to Kutumb — and we’d love you to join us.

Visits are intentionally small, personal, and grounded in genuine connection. We can arrange visits for individuals, groups, schools, and organisations, working with you to create a bespoke experience that offers insight, perspective, and time to be part of daily life. 

You’ll stay in comfortable, clean accommodation on site and spend time with the children who live at Kutumb — joining them for morning yoga, music or singing lessons, and (often competitive) games of soccer or cricket.

These shared, everyday moments quickly become the heart of the experience.

Beyond the campus, you’ll visit surrounding villages and meet the women building independence through Kutumb’s sewing cooperatives, or accompany Dr Ashish during his daily clinic as he provides much-needed healthcare to local families.

For those interested, there’s also the opportunity to learn more about the organic farming practices that surround Kutumb and support the community.

Meals are a highlight. You’ll feast on home-cooked Indian food, much of it grown in Kutumb’s own gardens, shared together over endless cups of chai.

Days are full, but never rushed, shaped by conversation, connection, and the rhythm of life at Kutumb. And yes, we’re willing to bet you’ll laugh more than you’re used to.

No visit is complete without time in Varanasi.

We can help organise accommodation, transport, and experiences that go beyond the guidebook,  from wandering the ghats at sunrise, to eating the best street food, to soaking in the colour, energy, sights, and sounds of the city in ways usually reserved for locals.

A visit to Kutumb isn’t about ticking boxes. It’s about connection, perspective, and being welcomed into a community that stays with you long after you leave.

You’ll share meals, stories, chai, and moments that feel both ordinary and unforgettable. Kutumb has a way of slowing you down, opening you up, and reminding you, often through laughter,  just how powerful human connection can be. It’s the recharge we didn’t know we needed, and a place where you quietly fall in love with the human spirit.