At Vaksana Farms, every corner is alive with nature’s gentle rhythm, but few moments capture the heart quite like the bond between a mother and her young. Recently, our little visitors were treated to an adorable sight: a baby camel drinking milk from its mother. The Beauty of Nurturing The
Visitors to Vaksana Farms often notice something unusual about our animals. That charming pony trotting confidently around? His name is Surya. The strong-willed cow eyeing you from the pasture? Neelambari. And that playful young bull with a flair for drama? That’s Baasha. It doesn’t take long for Rajini fans to
Every year on October 4th, the world comes together to celebrate World Animal Day, a reminder of how important animals are in our lives, our environment, and our well-being. At Vaksana Farms, this celebration feels extra special because animals aren’t just part of the farm they are at the heart
Visiting our vaksana farms is more than just a refreshing break from city life; it’s a chance to reconnect with nature and learn valuable lessons from animals and birds. For children, it sparks curiosity and joy. For adults, it offers peace of mind and even a touch of nostalgia. Farm
At Vaksana Farms, mornings begin with soft clucks, cheerful quacks, and the rustle of wings. Our animals and birds aren’t just attractions they set the rhythm of farm life. Whether you’re here for a family stay, a school visit, or a team outing, time with them slows you down and
1. Camels don’t store water in their humps. Their humps actually store fat, which they convert to energy and water when food is scarce. 2. They can survive up to 10 days without water. Even in extreme heat, camels lose very little water through sweating or urination. 3. They can
Surprise, surprise Vaksana Farms just got a whole lot more exotic! Yes, you read that right. We’ve welcomed two magnificent camels to our ever-growing animal family! And as much as they’ve turned heads and sparked smiles from every guest who visits, they’ve also taught us a thing or two about
