29/05/2026
We pollute nature every single day, yet the moment we’re stressed, we run back to it to soothe our souls.
With climate change hitting harder, I’ve noticed more properties shifting to sustainable practices. But this place.?
They actually walk the talk.
What struck me first was their STP. Not just a checkbox – it’s fully functional, and they use 100% of that treated water to grow everything: flowering plants, shade trees, fruit orchards, even seasonal vegetables. Nothing wasted.
But what I liked most was how seriously they’ve taken waste management. They’ve implemented proper segregation and on-site management. The majority of the dry waste is sent for recycling. All the wet waste becomes compost right there. And some of the kitchen food waste? It goes as feed for the ducks, hens, and other birds they’ve kept. A complete loop.
I also saw a network of ponds they’ve dug across the property. All for rainwater harvesting. During monsoon they collect and store water, and throughout the year it recharges their groundwater table. Smart and long-term.
The cherry on top for me was their RO drinking water system. We all know RO wastes 60-70% water. Here, every drop of that rejected water is collected, nothing goes down the drain.
And the drinking water itself – they don’t use plastic bottles. They fill reusable, sealed glass bottles that are mechanically washed, sterilized, filled and sealed in-house, no plastic waste generated.
It’s rare to see sustainability that’s not just marketing. This was system-thinking done right.
( Sustainable properties, prakruti resort, sustainable vacation)
