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AKSIPS-41 Smart School, Chandigarh

An adventure trip to Mapple Jungle Camp located in Mahiwal, Punjab, was organised by the school under the school’s Yuva Tourism Club. As many as 35 students of Class XI went on the trip. They experienced many fun-filled activities, such...

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Updated At : 11:11 AM Dec 09, 2024 IST

An adventure trip to Mapple Jungle Camp located in Mahiwal, Punjab, was organised by the school under the school’s Yuva Tourism Club. As many as 35 students of Class XI went on the trip. They experienced many fun-filled activities, such as zip lining across the valley, wall climbing, wall rappelling and various bridge crossings. Students also explored and admired the scenic natural beauty of lush green surroundings.

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