Don't send your kids to camp. Come along with them.
More than a camp — a story-filled retreat. Why do we always imagine Ravana's ten heads side by side? What did Krishna really look like? Every great character was imagined long before it was drawn, and every story has more than one way to be seen. Three days to imagine, sketch, and share your own version, together as a family.
"Draw from stories. Not from screens."
The heart of the retreat. This isn't about copying a picture — it's about closing your eyes, imagining a character for yourself, and putting your own version on paper.
The great epics — Ramayana, Mahabharata — and the characters everyone thinks they already know.
Ancient stories of gods, creation, and cosmic imagination.
Some of the oldest Tamil poetry and storytelling traditions.
Stories passed down by word of mouth, not textbooks.
Sculpture and symbolism as storytelling, carved in stone.
Whatever the theme, every family camp shares the same foundation — nature, community, and joyful living at Iyal Farm.
No extra cot is provided for children under 5 — they share their parent's bedding.