Weekends that go slower.
Weekends at a Vriksha farm are slow on purpose: pick breakfast, let the children run, and watch the stars.
What a day at the farm looks like.
Leave the city behind
Drive out while the roads are quiet.
Walk the rows
The team shows you what's new and what's ready.
Lunch from the farm
Cook with what you picked an hour ago.
Do very little
Shade, a book, a nap. The farm keeps working.
Sky and stars
Stay for the sunset before you head home.
Where food comes from, learned with their hands.
Things children do here
- Dig turmeric and pull vegetables
- Find the pepper climbing the trees
- Spot birds in the canopy
- Carry the basket back, proudly
What to bring
Closed shoes, hats, water, and a bag or basket. Everything else, the farm has.
Plan your first farm Saturday.
Visits are by appointment. Walk the rows, meet the team and pick something to take home.
Questions about planning a weekend visit
Is the farm good for children?
Children love the farm paths and the picking. As on any working farm, keep an eye on little ones around tools and equipment; the team will point out what to watch on your first visit.
Is there somewhere to stay?
Ask us when you book. We'll tell you what's possible at the farm you're visiting.
What should we bring?
Comfortable closed shoes, a hat, water, and a bag or basket for what you pick.
How far is the farm from Bangalore?
Our farms are near Bangalore, in the Thalli–Kanakapura corridor, in Urigam village, Anchetty taluk, Krishnagiri district, Tamil Nadu. Brindavan Estates is 105 km from Majestic, Bengaluru. We'll share the route and the travel time when we confirm your visit.