Volunteer at Pitchandikulam Bio-Resource Centre (PBRC) Reviews

It's in the reforestation stage. You'll get to see peacocks if you're lucky enough.

a center for everyone to learn about ecology and its protection. Awesome experience!!!

A nice echo forest. Great place to visit for a walk. Can take groups for school excursion.

Amazing forest sightings to take time off crazy city life. Like an open zoo experience!

It's beautiful! They do amazing work and the people you'll meet are so warm and lovely. Recommend writing to them for volunteer opportunities!

Humans made Forest. It took 40+ yrs of sheer dedication to create this Sub-Tropical forest. Nature's love is everywhere here.....!!! Must visit place in Auroville.

This place is a man made forest and amazing place to visit

The forest is a human marvel! It is a result of what can result when man and nature co-operate. The land was barren and is a human-made forest. The forest is entirely eco-friendly has unique flora and fauna. On the benches and pillars there are excellent pieces of art made by the local villagers which are as real as the animals themselves.
There is a small collection of different relics of animals as found in the forest. There is also a collection of the local heritage in terms of objects of daily use of bygone era.

Stunning little forest about forty acres in size, Cashew plantation converted into tropical forest, now teeming with butterflies and birds. Remember Sunday is a Holiday. All the best.

Very beautiful forest, excellent example of auroville's reforestation efforts and beautiful reasonably priced rooms

This place is beyond amazing.... I love the creativity all around and natural... Must visit for everyone... I sure everyone would love such place.

Hats off to the efforts behind the initiative. Wonderful place to be with nature. Must visit place for nature lovers!

Only open 10 am to 12 noon on Wednesdays and Fridays. Nice lush forest area with plants labeled in Tamil and English, big nursery and interesting outdoor museum items. Careful of the tons of very hungry mosquitoes!

A beautiful place to visit, though lots of mosquitoes always as they always keep (for birds?) vessels filled with water...

Gorgeous forest and wonderful project afforesting the area. What's especially wonderful is the way they preserve medicinal plants and educate others about the importance of using plants to treat medical problems!

Nice place. One should visit foe a whole new experience.