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All professionals that recommend Friends'n'Family Weekend

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  Dipika Dayal, Exec Producer at Old School Films

  Mumbai Area, India

  just spent a weekend at walvanda a warli village. it was a lovely back to basics trip no cell phones no deadlines no gadgets at all...fun food and shelter the way the world should be lived .inir and vijay were great organisers humble and passionate . cant wait to get to purushawadi. with urban living and the concept of more being the cool new mantra we are forgetting how life can be actually lived...also if this helps others get back on their feet and live in dignity even better. tku grassroutes

  • April 26, 2011
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  Noel Thomas, Assistant Manager - Groups at Kingfisher Airlines

  Mumbai Area, India

  Live the true life.. Corporates like us are missing a lot of good things in life. Live with the villagers and you will realize that money isn't everything. Even today people survive with a barter system. I have witnessed this with Grassroutes. Its so ironic that we ruin our health to make the money and eventually spend all of them to get back our health.

  • April 20, 2011
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  Santosh Patil, Creative Director at Doosra Brand & Communication

  Mumbai Area, India

  A noble initiative by young & good thinking team. Give it a try & you will learn a lot about life around you.

  • April 18, 2011
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  Tarun Agarwal, Vice President - Relationship Management (B2C) at Financial Inclusion Network & Operations

  Mumbai Area, India

  Few words - " Grassroutes Journey is a must and is an experience which we all need experience". A must must GO.

  • April 18, 2011
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  Had a fantastic time and enthusiastically recommend the experience to anyone and everyone.

  • April 12, 2011
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  Asavari Honavar, Design Principal at Studio Ananya

  Mumbai Area, India

  The Purushwadi experience is superlatively out of the Box. Being an avid trekker and nature lover, I was up for the challenge of Purushwadi the moment I heard of it. It offered me everything and more in return of what I wanted and ever aspired to do in a rural homestay. Datta, in my opinion is their lynchpin... if you're lucky to have his company alongside, you will be inundated with exciting stories about all the different places in and around Purushwadi... full paisa vasool. ;))

  • April 6, 2011
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  Nikhil Alva, HR Consultant at Morpheus Human Consulting Pvt. Ltd.

  Mumbai Area, India

  It's is an awesome thing to do..just get away from the hustle and bustle of the city...head out..live like you need to live as if it is just one life you've got and at the end of it..feel a calmness within you that makes you focus on life through the eyes and viewpoints of everyone around you....

  • April 4, 2011
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  Tejaswi Damaraju, Architect at BCIL

  Hyderabad Area, India

  I belong to the third generation after my family migrated from agriculture in our native village. I have absolutely no idea as to how it would have been. Stories of heard from my grand parents came alive when during my short stay at the village. Thank you Grassroutes! :)

  • April 2, 2011
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  Gaurav Parikh gauravpparikh@gmail.com, Embedded Software Engineer

  United Kingdom

  A Must Go!!! I have been to Grassroutes journey and what an amazing experience of a rural life !!! Experience Rural living , rural food , farming and lot more outdoor activities.Villagers are very good host , they would give you all the comfort level , good food and nice conversations from which you can learn a lot. Experience pleasure from doing simple things in life!!!! Cheers to Grassroutes!!!

  • April 1, 2011
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  Paulson Paul, Director at Jephersons

  Mumbai Area, India

  When I was 6 the only village in knew was my native place. I used to spend my vacation milking goats, swimming in the river, running behind fowl and climbing trees. Today things have change the only connect is with the place is it’s my native land. The landscape has changed from meadow to concrete. Thanks You to Grassroutes to relive my childhood.

  • April 1, 2011