Kalpataru Radiance - Sun, Sand, Sea, Spirituality, Food.

Bombay is chaotic yet very beautiful. It has lots of hidden gems. Plus there are many beautiful places near Bombay like Lonavala, Maratha Forts like Lohagad, Waterfalls, Religious Places etc.

We are located in heart of Mumbai Suburbs in Goregaon. All local attractions like Aarey Colony, Oberoi Mall, Inorbit Mall, Infiniti Mall, Borivali National Park, Kanheri Caves, Powai, Airport, Railway Station, Western Express Highway, Juhu Beach, ISKCON Temple, Lokhandwala Market, Metro Stations, Bandra Fort and Bandstand, Colaba Market are few kms away.

We will host guest and help them explore Mumbai and learn more about Indian Culture, Yoga, Spirituality, Kirtans, Bhakti Yoga, Acro Yoga etc in exchange we need help from them for teaching new skills and languages to our child, help with elderly care, home care and help to help build our social media, youtube, influencer, digital nomad, photography, video editing, AI, podcasting ideas and execution. Adjusting to India as a Volunteer 🌍 For volunteers coming from other countries, please note that Mumbai can feel very different at first. You may encounter high noise levels, crowded streets, occasional lack of cleanliness, and people approaching you for selfies if you look foreign. Traffic can seem chaotic, and the pace of life may feel overwhelming. This is all part of the cultural experience—please give yourself time to adjust with an open mind and positive attitude. Embrace the differences rather than focus on them as negatives, and you will enjoy a richer, more authentic stay. *Know the Difference Between Hospitality and Exploitation: *While travelling locally or eating out with hosts, please pay for your share of expense to avoid burdening your hosts. At home, hosts are happy to share wifi, food etc. But don't expect them to pay for you everywhere. *Travel isn’t always about luxury - it’s about experiences. If you’re someone who expects five-star treatment on a shoestring budget, Volunteering might not be for you. Be open to new experiences and respect your host’s efforts rather than throwing unnecessary tantrums. *If someone treats you well, respect them in return. Taking advantage of someone’s kindness and then moving on when it’s convenient isn’t just bad karma, it also damages the spirit of real travel connections. *Respect for Host’s Home and Family Treat the host’s home with the same respect you would give your own. Avoid making negative or critical remarks about the country, culture, or way of life. Constructive discussions are welcome, but repeated complaints create discomfort. *Personal Belongings & Essentials Please bring your own clothes, towels, toiletries, and personal items. Do not request or expect hosts to provide personal clothing or hygiene items. Any clothing or items lent temporarily must be returned before departure. * House Keys & Property Handling If given house keys, treat them responsibly. Return keys directly to the host in person before leaving. Do not hand over keys to third parties or leave without proper handover. Always keep the house secure when entering or leaving. * Courtesy & Communication Answer calls/messages promptly, especially when related to house access or volunteering tasks. Inform hosts in advance if you will be away for a night or plan to meet friends. Before leaving, meet the host family to say goodbye, return keys, and part respectfully. Volunteering time : 3-5 hours between 2 pm to 7 pm. I CAN HELP: - with comfortable and a memorable stay - delicious vegetarian food at home - WiFi at my home - personalised itineraries all over 🇮🇳 with best recommendations BRING ME: Genuine Help, Smile, Laugh, Chocolates, and I like collecting currency notes, coins, postal tickets and postcards 💷 🪙 🎟️ 🎫. So you can leave some back if you have spare. Only for my collection.