Botanix Resorts announces pet-friendly Diwali retreat
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Botanix Resorts Pvt Ltd has announced India’s first eco-conscious, organic, noise-free, pollution-free, and pet-friendly Diwali retreat.
The three-day celebration, taking place from 17th to 20th October 2025 across all Botanix Resorts, is designed especially for families with infants and pets. It offers a safe and joyful alternative to traditional firecracker festivities.
“I am a Pet owner, therefore I understand how a pet feels during this festival. We have designed each activity to blend tradition with mindfulness, ensuring celebrations remain lively yet gentle on the senses. The greenery and open spaces become ideal for them to stay and enjoy, ensuring that every family member can share in the festivities,” says Atul Vashisth, Managing Director, Botanix Resort Pvt Ltd.
Guests at Botanix Nature Resort, Damdama Lake, Devsha Resort by Botanix in Jim Corbett, and the newly launched Shivalaya Resort by Botanix in Nainital can immerse themselves in vibrant experiences that embody peace, creativity, and sustainability.
The retreats will be filled with festive cheer, featuring organic candle-making, diya-painting, and floral rangoli sessions. Further, there will be cozy pet-friendly corners with special treats. Also, there would be regional Indian festive delicacies, eco-friendly décor, and joyful entertainment for all.
The noise of firecrackers can be distressing—often deafening for infants and highly stressful for pets, leading to anxiety, fear, and health concerns. Fireworks also contribute significantly to air pollution, creating risks for people of all ages. The peaceful and inclusive Diwali here would create a haven where families, toddlers, and pets can celebrate.
More than just a festive getaway, the Pet & Infant-Friendly Diwali Retreat is a conscious movement towards responsible celebration. Guests will return not only with cherished memories but also with the comfort of knowing they chose a healthier, happier way to mark India’s most beloved festival.
