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Rainathon
RAIN - not just a cascade from the heavens, but a symphony of life! Who can resist the allure of twirling in the embrace of a downpour? Imagine a day where the world transforms into a canvas of raindrops, and you dance with the elements, wandering 20 to 30 kilometers, without umbrellas or raincoats.
This is the heartbeat of Rainathon! For over 15 years, Rainathon has brought together adventure seekers, nature lovers, and free spirits to celebrate the magic of the monsoon. Every season is filled with exhilarating games, immersive experiences, muddy trails, music, laughter, and moments that stay with you long after the rain fades. Rainathon is more than an event - it is an escape from routine, a celebration of freedom, togetherness, and the childlike joy the rains awaken in all of us. Once you experience the energy, emotion, and unforgettable memories of Rainathon, the monsoon never feels the same again. A celebration for all ages, where joy dances in every drop.
Distance Range
15 - 30 Kilometers
Location Trail
In the Western Ghats
Difficulty
Moderate (All Ages)
Eco Contribution
Seed Balls & Saplings
- Pure Experience: Strictly no umbrellas, no rain protectors. We let the rain heal us.
- Legacy: Organised with complete local support and safety backup teams since June 2011.
- Community Vibe: Walk together, share hot local meals, sing, and rest under forest canopies.
Rainathon Season 18
Next Expedition
Flagathon
During the celebration of Independence Day, the tricolors sold on the street are bought home as a sign of being patriotic or at the insistence of the children. But post parade people don’t really bother in keeping the tricolour safely. At times people drop it on roads by mistake. So, we go to the streets pick up the tricolour from footpaths or from the places people have dropped tricolor.
During the first flagathon walk in 2014, more than 650 tricolor flags were found lying roadside. In 2019, 250-300 flags were picked from streets. In 2022, Bharat was celebrating Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. So, we had expected a lot of tricolours dropped. To our surprise there were not more than 25 tri-colour items found overall. Our intention was never collecting the highest flags. We were glad that there has been increase in National consciousness. People had started preserving the tricolour post celebration.
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Annual Date
August 16th (Post-ID)
Location Area
Bangalore
Who Can Join
Open to All Citizens
Code Standard
Official Flag Code Compliance
- Honourable Handling: Collected flags are ironed, neatly folded, and stored, or respectfully cremated according to regulations.
- Civic Awakening: Educating the public on proper flag hoisting, preserving, and disposal ethics.
- Green Streets: Keeping our surroundings plastic-free by gathering synthetic and paper flags safely.
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Flagathon Civic Pride
Annual Initiative
Moonathon
Moonathon is an event organised once in an year by Team Rainathon usually on a Saturday which falls close to Full moon day. It is an event where folks from all age groups spend a weekend together having heap loads of fun while doing different activities together.
It is an event where even introverts are seen socializing to their fullest. Right from cleaning to camp fire you get to do many activities. The central idea of Moonathon is basically a weekend under the full moon.
Event Hours
Dusk to Dawn (Overnight)
Venue Style
Organic Farms & Glades
Activities
Pottery, Music, Stars
Vibe Rule
100% Digital Detox
- Artistic Expression: Hands-on clay and painting workshops led by local tribal and contemporary artisans.
- Unplug & Reconnect: No digital devices. Only campfire chats, acoustic instruments, and stargazing.
- Moonlit Trails: Guided, safe midnight walks through the property to experience nocturnal nature.
Moonathon Retreat
Annual Camp
Preparation Guidelines
To make your experience safe, comfortable, and completely aligned with our eco-friendly values, please review these essentials.
Rainathon
Carry high-grip trail shoes and quick-dry apparel. Strictly no umbrellas, raincoats, or synthetic jackets are allowed during the trail. Please bring zero-waste lunchboxes and stainless steel bottles. Safety backups and local guides will lead the entire trail.
Flagathon
Wear white clothing to align with our unity theme. We will provide bio-degradable collection bags, tongs, and protective gloves at the starting assembly point. All volunteers are briefed on the official Flag Code of India prior to embarking on the routes.
Moonathon
Bring cozy blankets, sleeping mats, and warm clothing for the night chill. Avoid bright torches; we use moonlight and soft red-filter lights to protect wildlife. Feel free to bring acoustic guitars, woodwinds, or poetry journals to share around the fire.