The Peoples' Institute for Re-thinking Education and Development

Welcome to Hulchul Caf├® on Saturday

Halchal caf├® is a slow food gift culture caf├® started in 2010. We started it as an experiment to rebuild trust, friendship, health and connection in udaipur.

This caf├® is run by the love of volunteers.

You are invited to come volunteer in the kitchen, share your favourite recipes, and learn how to cook slow food.

You are also invited to share your talents here ÔÇô singing, poetry, dance, theatre, arts, conversations, cooperative games, making new friends.

There is no bill for the food in our caf├®. Instead, we ask you to make a voluntarily contribution from your heart to help cover the costs for the next caf├® ÔÇô bill se nahin dil se. Thanks for sharing your Saturday evening with us and for supporting our experiments with gift culture.

Hulchul Cafe

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