Jaipur Prerna Yatra is a 3-day experiential journey through the Pink City of Jaipur, blending Rajasthan’s rich heritage with inspiring interactions with role models and grassroots social organizations. The yatra fosters self-discovery, leadership, and social responsibility while promoting rural development, women empowerment, and sustainable livelihoods. It inspires participants to become changemakers through meaningful experiences, cultural …
Jaipur Prerna Yatra is a unique 3-day experiential learning journey through Jaipur, the celebrated Pink City of India. The yatra brings together Rajasthan’s magnificent history and cultural heritage with inspiring role models, grassroots organizations, social innovation, and opportunities for self-exploration.
Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, was founded in 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, who shifted his capital from Amber due to the need for a larger, better-planned city. Designed according to traditional Indian architectural principles, Jaipur is regarded as one of India’s earliest planned cities. Its thoughtfully designed streets, squares, palaces, and markets reflect the scientific vision and architectural excellence of its founders. In 1876, the city was painted pink to welcome the Prince of Wales, establishing its enduring identity as the Pink City. Today, Jaipur’s historic walled city is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
During Jaipur Prerna Yatra, participants explore the city’s rich heritage, architecture, traditional crafts, culture, local cuisine, and community life. Beyond heritage tourism, the journey creates opportunities to interact with inspiring role models, social entrepreneurs, artisans, grassroots organizations, and changemakers working to create a positive impact in Rajasthan.
The yatra also highlights rural development, women empowerment, entrepreneurship, skill development, and sustainable livelihood opportunities, encouraging participants to understand both the challenges and possibilities within local communities.
More than sightseeing, Jaipur Prerna Yatra is a journey within. Through meaningful conversations, shared experiences, reflection, and exposure to inspiring people, participants discover new perspectives about themselves and society.
By integrating heritage, culture, social impact, and self-discovery, Jaipur Prerna Yatra inspires youth and professionals to become compassionate leaders and changemakers while developing a deeper appreciation for India’s extraordinary cultural roots and timeless wisdom.
Jaipur Prerna Yatra offers participants the opportunity to interact with inspiring role models working in education, women empowerment, organic farming, community health, waste management, and Rajasthan’s rich handicraft sector. Participants experience innovative grassroots initiatives, traditional artisan craftsmanship, and sustainable livelihood models that preserve cultural heritage while empowering local communities. These inspiring journeys encourage participants to become compassionate leaders and contribute meaningfully to society.
Morarka Foundation
Jaipur based non profit organization working into new areas such as Organic Farming and Certifications, Agriculture Extension, Tourism Promotion, Waste Management, Vermi Compost, Conservation of Heritage etc. Website: http://www.morarkango.in/
Indian Institute of Crafts & Design (IICD), Jaipur is one of India’s premier institutions dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional crafts through contemporary design education. With its experiential learning approach, IICD nurtures creative designers by integrating traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation while closely collaborating with artisan communities across India.
Jaipur Foot
Bhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahayata Samiti (BMVSS) is the world’s largest organization providing free artificial limbs, calipers, and rehabilitation services to persons with disabilities. Renowned for the globally acclaimed Jaipur Foot, BMVSS has transformed the lives of over 1.55 million people across India and 27 countries through innovation, compassion, and inclusive healthcare.
Dr. Mukesh Panwar
Founder of Smile Express, is dedicated to making quality dental healthcare accessible to underserved rural communities through innovative mobile dental clinics. Inspired by his experience in rural healthcare, he organizes free dental camps and brings preventive and primary dental care to the last mile, improving oral health and quality of life for thousands of people.
Bharti Singh Chauhan
Bharti Singh Chauhan (President Awardee of 100 Women Achievers of India) is a Famous Social Entrepreneur, Social Activist and Role Model called as “Bhabhisa” in her community. She is founder of PraveenLata Sansthan an NGO Based at Jaipur, Rajasthan, that works for Behavioural, Social & Economic Transformation of Girls and Women by providing community based solutions in the area of education, health, safety and skill development.
Together, our role models, grassroots organizations, local communities, volunteers, and partners create a vibrant ecosystem of learning and inspiration. Through experiential journeys, meaningful conversations, and community engagement, Prerna Yatra fosters leadership, social innovation, environmental stewardship, and sustainable livelihoods. United by a shared purpose, we are building a nationwide movement that connects people with nature, culture, spirituality, and the changemakers shaping a happier and more compassionate India.
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