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Care for the people you love

Many of our guests are travelling with parents and grandparents, or sending them. Every journey is built around the slowest walker, and you can know how they are, every day.

A pace for every age, honestly labelled

Every journey carries one of three labels, based on the real walking involved. If a journey is not right for your parents, we say so and suggest one that is.

Gentle

Short walks, help on steps and in queues, rest stops. Suits most elders.

Up to about 2 km a day

Standard

Longer days, more walking, sometimes in crowded lanes. Assistance can be arranged.

About 2 to 5 km a day

Challenging

Altitude, treks or long transfers. Fitness and medical clearance needed.

5 km or more, or trekking

What we arrange

Wheelchairs and attendants
Available on request at the places where they are needed, planned in advance, and shown as optional extras on the price sheet.
Ground-floor and accessible rooms
Ask when you book. We choose stays with the access your parents need, and tell you honestly if a place has stairs.
A doctor on call and a first-aid kit
Every group carries a basic first-aid kit, and your Journey Manager knows the nearest hospital at each stop.
Meals for elders
Simple, fresh meals and diet needs noted at booking, including sattvic and Jain options.
Rest built into the day
Long breaks after darshan, and no rushing between temples.
Honest advice
If a journey is too demanding for your parents, we say so and suggest a gentler one.

Family Connect: know they are okay

If you cannot go with them, you can still be there. You receive a short update every day on WhatsApp, with photographs where your parents agree.

  1. Tell us about them

    Mobility, diet, medicines and what worries them.

  2. Meet their manager

    A call before travel, and the manager’s name and photo.

  3. Daily updates

    A short, honest status each day.

  4. Back home

    A handover and a follow-up call.

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StayNaut Family ConnectJourney Manager: Anjali
Day 1. Reached Ayodhya at 10:15. Papa and Amma had tea and rested. Darshan tomorrow, with a wheelchair for the long corridor.11:02
Day 2. Darshan done at 9:40, no long wait. Both are tired but happy.10:12
Amma felt a little dizzy after lunch. We rested and checked her BP. She is fine now.14:30

What we ask, and what we cannot do

We ask you to be honest

About health, mobility and medicines. We would rather advise against a trip than have it go wrong.

We are not a medical service

Your parents should be well enough for the pace of the journey. They should carry regular medicines and a photo ID. We help with basics and know the nearest hospital, but we are not a substitute for care.

Their privacy comes first

We share photographs with you only with your parents’ consent, and we never post them without clear permission.

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