FAQs

Any traveller with a passion for sustainable development, adventure and meaningful impact seeking purposeful travel. GHE will typically communicate any prerequisites (age, fitness, duration) depending on the specific expedition.

The expedition duration may vary (for example 7 days to 15 days)
depending on location, itinerary and logistics.

Project types may include: installing or upgrading clean‐energy systems, establishing digital learning labs, building or improving livelihood infrastructure, environmental regeneration or clean cooking solutions. Each expedition aligns with GHE’s integrated development model of energy, education, livelihoods and climate action.

Participants typically gain hands‐on experience in the field (technical, construction, community engagement). Travelers will exposed to insights into sustainable development in remote geographies and work with a cross- cultural team learning about leadership in challenging settings

GHE shares the list of expedition essentials separately for each trip based on the time and duration of the trip.

Since many expedition locations are remote and may involve trekking or off-road travel, participants should be reasonably fit and in good health. Any pre-existing health conditions should be disclosed via the medical form which it to be submitted by the travelers post their confirmation to join the trip.

GHE’s model emphasises community ownership. Local community members are engaged in planning and operations of projects. Participants work with and not for the community. The local voices are an integral part of the experience.

GHE tracks impact in the form of measurement of overall carbon emissions of the trip, number of community members served, clean energy infrastructure installed, carbon emissions reduced from the impact work, long- term sustainability of the installed systems and livelihood improvement indicators. Post expedition follow up and monitoring by GHE helps track outcomes.

The cost varies by expedition based on the location, duration and impact.

GHE expeditions do not come under the purview of tax deduction or donation. They are a tourism service.

Booking is done via the GHE website or by contacting the expedition team. After registration, you may need to pay a deposit to secure a spot. GHE will provide an information and participant pack with itinerary and pre‐travel instructions.

GHE’s cancellation policy will be outlined in the expedition terms. Typically, a portion of the fee may be refunded depending on how early you cancel. Some costs (logistics commitments, materials) may be non-refundable. Check the specific expedition details or contact the GHE team.

GHE monitors weather, local conditions and security risk. If an expedition must be rescheduled or cancelled for safety reasons, GHE will coordinate with participants on alternatives or refund. Participants are encouraged to have travel insurance covering interruptions.

After returning, participants are often invited to engage in debrief sessions, share their experiences, act as ambassadors through the GHE Alumni network and stay in touch through the newsletter.

Yes. GHE welcomes group bookings from corporate teams, academic institutions or social organisations. Such partnerships may have customised project scope, branding and impact metrics. For more details, you can reach out to us at info@ghe.co.in

By joining a GHE Impact Expedition, you don’t just visit a region but contribute to meaningful development, engage with the local community. Learn firsthand about sustainable systems and leave a positive legacy. It’s travel with purpose, adventure with impact.