What should we expect out of the walks organised by Delhi Earth Walks?

These walks are designed for the curious at heart. They let you explore the wonders of nature in and around the city. You’ll get a chance to see birds, butterflies, insects, plants, and more — and even try your hand at wildlife photography under guidance.

Is there someone who will guide us during the walk?

Yes — every walk is led by experienced experts from ecological backgrounds who have in-depth knowledge of nature and biodiversity.

Will there be any charges for attending the walk?

Yes — there is a participation fee (officially listed as ₹650 per participant) to cover the basic expenses of the walk and ensure a quality experience.

What will be the duration & distance of the walk?

Duration and distance vary depending on the location. Typically, a walk lasts around 2 hours.

What kind of biodiversity can we expect to see?

Depending on the walk’s location, you may encounter a variety of wildlife and nature — birds, butterflies, reptiles, different kinds of plants, insects, and flowers.

Will there be any audience interaction during the walk?

Yes — the walk leaders encourage interaction. There is usually a Q&A session at the end of each walk, giving participants a chance to ask questions.

Who can participate — is it suitable for children or elderly people?

The walks are open to people of all age groups. Children and older participants are welcome. However, suitability may depend on the terrain at the chosen location.

Will you provide equipment such as binoculars?

Participants are encouraged to bring their own equipment (binoculars, cameras, etc.). Organisers may share their equipment with those who need it, but it is not guaranteed for everyone.

Will there be any certificates provided for attending the walk?

No — currently there are no certificates provided for participants. The organisers may consider offering digital certificates in special cases.

Are refreshments provided during the walk?

Yes — for paid participation events, refreshments or light snacks are typically provided.

Is there a dress code?

There’s no strict dress code. However, participants are recommended to wear comfortable shoes and clothing, ideally in dull colours that blend with nature.

What kind of terrain should participants expect?

Terrain varies by location — it could be plains, wetlands, grasslands, rocky or forested paths. Conditions may be easy or sometimes more challenging, depending on the site.

Are pets allowed during the walk?

Pets may be allowed, depending on the location. Specific details are shared before every walk.

Are there any risk factors at the location?

Generally, there are no major risk factors. However, some locations may have muddy paths, thorny forest areas, rocky or uneven terrain. Wildlife encounters are possible, so following safety guidelines is important.

What is the cancellation policy?

Once payment is made, there are no refunds or adjustments.

What are the meeting points and directions for the walk?

Exact meeting locations and directions are shared with participants after booking.

What happens in case of bad weather?

Walks may be rescheduled due to heavy rain, extreme heat, or other unforeseen conditions. Participants are notified in advance.

What health & safety measures should participants follow?

Carry drinking water, insect repellent, any medication for allergies, and follow basic first-aid and safety instructions provided by the organisers.

Are there sustainable practices or eco-etiquette to follow?

Participants are encouraged to carry reusable bottles, avoid littering, respect wildlife, and follow “leave no trace” principles.

Are photography & equipment allowed?

Yes — photography is encouraged. Participants should bring their own binoculars, cameras, or other equipment.

What is the typical group size and interaction like?

Groups are usually small to ensure quality interaction, with opportunities for Q&A and personalised guidance.

Are there parking and basic facilities available at the location?

Availability of parking, toilets, and other basic facilities varies by location. Details are shared prior to the walk.

Can participants share photos on social media?

Yes — sharing photos is allowed, but participants are requested to respect privacy and follow guidelines provided by organisers.

Are there any post-walk resources or follow-up materials?

Participants may receive resources such as species checklists, learning materials, or recommendations for further nature activities, depending on the walk.


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