The Hyderabad Rockathon is all set to appear in its 7th avatar. The Society to Save Rocks and The Great Hyderabad Adventure Club are ready to drum up this much-loved event yet again. This 9th of December will be a day to remember - for we bring to you all the exciting programs which will thrill you, tickle you and keep you engaged all day long.
Date and time: 9th December, Sunday - 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Venue: Fakhruddingutta (Khajaguda) near Lanco Hills/Manikonda - Route Map
Eligibility : 6 years and above.
Online Registration till 31st-Oct-2018
Children below 12yrs ₹450
Adults, 12yrs and above ₹500
Entry Fee from 01-Nov-2018 to 08-Dec-2018 (Till Midnight)
Children below 12yrs ₹550
Adults, 12yrs and above ₹600
Register
** Refreshments available on sale at counters. Trail Biking is charged additionally ₹100 ( For 30 Minutes).
Why #TheseToo?
Hyderabad Rocks have been silent spectators to the widespread destruction owing to the rapid growth of the city. Being a blend of adventure and conservation, the rockathon aims to spread the important message of protecting our stunning granite formations while the participants soak in all the fun. Realize that, instead of doing away with the rocks for making space and building material, they must remain part of our city’s landscape.
Date and time: 9th December, Sunday - 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Venue: Fakhruddingutta (Khajaguda) near Lanco Hills/Manikonda - Route Map
Eligibility : 6 years and above.
Online Registration till 31st-Oct-2018
Children below 12yrs ₹450
Adults, 12yrs and above ₹500
Entry Fee from 01-Nov-2018 to 08-Dec-2018 (Till Midnight)
Children below 12yrs ₹550
Adults, 12yrs and above ₹600
Register
** Refreshments available on sale at counters. Trail Biking is charged additionally ₹100 ( For 30 Minutes).
Why #TheseToo?
Hyderabad Rocks have been silent spectators to the widespread destruction owing to the rapid growth of the city. Being a blend of adventure and conservation, the rockathon aims to spread the important message of protecting our stunning granite formations while the participants soak in all the fun. Realize that, instead of doing away with the rocks for making space and building material, they must remain part of our city’s landscape.
