Rajmata Krishna Kumari Girls' Public School, Jodhpur conducted a highly successful 14 day Educational Excursion to the
East Coast of United States of America from 17th to 30th June 2026, undertaken by 37 students -
Naisha Jain, Sneha singh Nathawat, Nishika Mohnani, Nikita Dhariwal, Preksha Pungalia, Bhavika Minni, Yashvi Jain, Srishti Jain, Riddhi Rao, Parishi Surana, Pari Kachawaha, Liza Hudda, Sanvie Jaiin, Anaisha Rathi, Jiya Jain, Pranjal Jain, Anya Bhargava, Aarna Hiran, Saloni Lodha, Siddhi Kumari, Drishti Mehta, Jasmine, Namahi Jain, Kashvi Bhandari, Saumya Mutha, Mishika Lohiya, Aarya Mehta Dixit, Parnika Rathore, Aprajeeta Shekhawat, Bhoomi Dhoot, Vamya, Sanvi Agarwal, Aadya Deedwania, Avika Singhvi, Siya Rao, Arohi Bhargava and Dhruvi Mehta under the guidance of dedicated teacher escorts – Mrs Sapna Gupta, Mrs Manju Singh and Mrs Deepika Ojha.
Their journey commenced on 17th June from Jodhpur, taking them through Delhi and Dubai before they finally landed in Washington D.C., where an unforgettable learning experience began.
In Washington D.C., the team explored iconic landmarks such as the Capitol Hill, Lincoln Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, Washington Monument and Union Station, gaining a deeper understanding of history, democracy and leadership.
Their journey then continued to New York City, where they visited the United Nations Headquarters, experienced the serenity of Central Park, admired the majestic Statue of Liberty, enjoyed panoramic views from the Empire State Building and witnessed the dazzling energy of Times Square.
The educational aspect of the tour was equally enriching. Children explored Hershey’s Chocolate World, the Corning Museum of Glass and witnessed the breathtaking beauty of Niagara Falls, including the unforgettable Maid of the Mist Cruise.
One of the most inspiring experiences was their visit to the Kennedy Space Center, where the team learnt about NASA’s remarkable achievements and the future of space exploration. The scenic beauty of Cape Canaveral Beach was amazing and children enjoyed it thoroughly.
The adventure continued in Orlando with visits to the Universal Studios, Universal’s Islands of Adventure, Disney Magic Kingdom, Madame Tussaud Museum, SEA LIFE Aquarium and Disney Springs. These experiences perfectly blended entertainment with creativity, innovation and learning. Shopping was highly enjoyed. Children explored different cultures and cuisines and learnt valuable lessons in responsibility, teamwork and independence.
This excursion was much more than an international tour. It was a journey of learning beyond classrooms. It broadened the perspectives, strengthened friendships, built confidence and created memories that will be cherished forever.
