Tired of the race? Of the noise. Of scrolling endlessly and still feeling empty.
Come home to a village where you grow your own food, build real connections, and discover that just enough is everything.
This isn’t a retreat. It’s a return.
Tired of the race? Of the noise. Of scrolling endlessly and still feeling empty.
Come home to a village where you grow your own food, build real connections, and discover that just enough is everything.
This isn’t a retreat. It’s a return.
300 sq.ft. tiny home. Homegrown food. Solar power. Everything you truly need, nothing you don’t.
We grow, cook, repair, and build. Taking ownership is the only path to real freedom.
Community kitchen, shared tools, storytelling. No one eats alone. No one grows old uncared for.
We heal with the Earth. Detachable trailers leave zero trace. We give back more than we take.
What is TECO Village?
We’re a community of people who believe the modern system is designed to exhaust, isolate, and consume us. TECO is our quiet answer: a living model of simplicity, skill, and deep connection.
Born from a single question — “When the world was burning, what did you do?” — TECO Village is where nature and humanity heal together.
Our 300 sq.ft. homes on detachable trailers are a quiet revolution. No permanent foundations, no scars on Earth. Built mostly from reclaimed wood and salvaged materials, they’re a statement against mindless consumption.
Each house includes solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and a composting toilet. You live lightly, but fully.
Harvest your own organic lunch. Learn about rainwater harvesting and composting.
Pottery, solar cooking, woodcraft, seed balls — hands-on sessions for all ages.
No screens. Storytelling, folk songs, board games. Real conversations under the open sky.
We heal with the Earth. Detachable trailers leave zero trace. We give back more than we take.
₹X,XXX per person (all inclusive). Limited slots
Q: What should I pack for the weekend?
Pack light! Comfortable cotton clothes, a sturdy pair of walking shoes, a hat, and a reusable water bottle. We provide fresh towels, organic soap, and bedding. Leave your expensive gadgets and jewellery at home – you won't need them here.
Q: Can I come with a large group of friends or colleagues?
Yes! We offer special group packages and can design custom workshops for groups of 8–15 people. It's perfect for a meaningful team outing or a reunion without screens. Contact us in advance to plan your group visit.
Q: Is there electricity or charging points?
We have solar-powered lighting and limited charging points in the common area. This is intentionally a low-tech, digital-detox experience. We encourage you to keep your devices switched off and enjoy being present.
Q: What kind of food is served? Can you accommodate dietary needs?
All meals are freshly prepared, vegetarian, and made from locally grown or organic ingredients. We serve simple, sattvic food – dal, seasonal vegetables, hand-ground chapatis, and fresh salads. If you have specific allergies or dietary restrictions, please mention them when booking. We’ll do our best to adjust.
Q: Can I bring my own snacks or outside food?
We request you don't bring packaged or outside food. The weekend is designed to be an immersive break from processed foods. If you have special requirements (baby food, medical needs), we’re happy to discuss them in advance.
Q: What about insects, mosquitoes, or wildlife?
You're in nature, so you might meet a friendly beetle or hear crickets at night. We keep the spaces clean, and mosquito nets are provided. The surroundings are safe; the only wildlife you'll likely see are birds and butterflies.
Q: Is there a minimum age for children?
No minimum age. Infants and toddlers are welcome. However, parents must supervise them at all times, especially near the farm tools, water tanks, and during workshops. We have special activities for children aged 4 and above.
Q: Can I bring my pet?
We love animals, but to maintain the serenity and safety of the space, we don't allow pets at the moment. Service animals are an exception – please contact us in advance.
Q: What if I need medical assistance?
Our team is trained in basic first aid. The nearest primary health centre is within 15–20 minutes. We also keep a basic first-aid kit and natural remedies on site. Please inform us of any medical conditions before you arrive.
Q: How do I get there? Is parking available?
We'll share the exact Google Maps location upon booking confirmation. There is safe, free parking available on site. If you're coming by public transport, we can suggest the nearest bus or train station and help arrange a pickup.
Q: What are the bathroom and sanitation facilities like?
Every accommodation unit has an attached bathroom with a composting toilet and a bucket-shower system. It's simple, hygienic, and eco-friendly. We provide natural, biodegradable toiletries.
Q: What is the cancellation policy?
Bookings can be rescheduled up to 7 days before the weekend. No refunds for cancellations within 7 days, but you can transfer your slot to a friend. In case of extreme weather or emergencies, we'll reschedule or refund at our discretion.
Q: Is it safe for a solo woman traveller?
Absolutely. TECO is a community-first, respectful space. We have female staff and community members on site. Many of our previous guests have been solo women; they've felt safe, welcomed, and empowered.
Q: Do I need to be physically fit for the activities?
Not at all. All workshops and farm activities are gentle and voluntary. You can participate as much or as little as you like. If you prefer to just sit under a tree and read, that's wonderful too.
Q: Is smoking or drinking allowed on the premises?
No. We're a clean, health-focused community. Smoking, alcohol, and recreational drugs are strictly not permitted anywhere on the property.
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Books That Started It All
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How water, land, seeds, health, time, and faith were systematically stolen — and how to take them back.
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Understanding Earth Cost and the invisible price of everything we buy.
April 28, 2026
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