10 Places To Teach Kids Patriotism At India’s Borders

    Here is a quick look at some of India’s popular International borders that serve as a great getaway with kids. Which one is your fav?
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    What are your plans for the Republic Day weekend? 

    Well, how about trying something different?

    Instead of always talking orally to children about India’s freedom struggle, why not actually show them one of India’s international borders? Not only are these destinations famous for their fantastic views and majestic surroundings, but also relay the rich history of our freedom struggle and the sacrifice of the brave armed forces in various battles.

    So here are some magnificent border destinations to pick from:
     

    1. Wagah Border, Punjab:

    This India-Pakistan border lies on the Grand Trunk Road between Amritsar and Lahore and is one of the most visited tourist destinations. Make sure you see the popular “Beating Retreat Ceremony” which is when the two countries formally close the border at night and lower their flags. The soldiers march with loud shouts and heavy foot stomping and raise their legs very high which is known as the “Goose Marching”.
     

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    Shruti Divecha started by heading the graphic and textile design department in her mother's Home Furnishings Export House  for 10 years till her curiosity filled daughter pulled out the writer hidden inside her.  She writes for many publications. Her writings comprise of feature and lifestyle articles, reviews, mythology and GK nuggets. Additionally being an ardent nature lover, she  conducts workshops on recycled crafts and through these sessions, she encourages children to be more mindful towards the environment.  She has a degree in Animation and Design from the US and is also a qualified Steiner education teacher. When not writing or spending time with her family, she can be found gluttonously reading almost anything and everything she can lay her hands on. She blogs on shrutidivecha.wordpress.com and instagrams at @all.her.musings. 

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