Singapore couple relocates to Uttarakhand to raise son through unschooling

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Garima and Aditya, a couple formerly based in Singapore, have left behind corporate life to settle in a village in Uttarakhand. They have chosen to unschool their son Vedas, prioritising learning through play and exploration over conventional schooling. The family embraces a slower, nature-centred lifestyle in the Himalayan region. Their decision reflects a growing interest among parents in alternative approaches to childhood education and development.

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