School Excursions & Picnics
SCHOOL TRIPS &
EXCURSIONS
Siliguri's indoor school excursion venue. Batch-wise rotation, supervised stations, in-house meal, and no three-hour bus ride. Custom per-student group pricing for 20 to 40 students per session.
Why Hall of War
THE FIELD TRIP WHERE THE QUIET KID BECOMES THE HERO
Every teacher in Siliguri knows the school picnic problem. The same tea garden, the same riverside spot, the same forest lodge. A bus at 7 a.m., a headcount every twenty minutes, one child who won't eat, one who wanders off, and a permission slip that took two weeks to collect. And if it rains in June, the whole thing collapses.
Hall of War is fifteen minutes from most schools in the city, indoors, air-conditioned, and has exactly one entrance. That last part matters more to a teacher than anything else we could put on this page.
But the reason schools rebook isn't the logistics. It's what happens on the floor. Put forty students in an arena with ten gaming rigs, a 4-player VR zone, a racing simulator and a big screen, and the classroom hierarchy quietly falls apart. The boy who never gets picked for the football team turns out to be the best Rocket League player in Class VIII. The girl who doesn't speak in class is suddenly shouting coordinates at three teammates inside a VR game. Two students who have never spoken to each other are on the same side of a big-screen match, and by the end of it they're planning strategy together.
We've had a teacher tell us she learned more about who her students actually are in three hours here than in three months of classes. That's the trip we run — not a screen-time free-for-all, but structured team play where students have to communicate, take turns, lose gracefully and figure things out together.
It's genuinely modern, too. Most of these students will work with technology their teachers never used. A supervised session with high-end PCs, VR hardware and simulation rigs is the closest thing Siliguri has to a technology and esports exposure trip — and they'll be too busy having fun to notice they're learning anything.
I found out more about my students in one afternoon here than in a full term.
What You Get
THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
BATCH ROTATION, NOT CHAOS
We split your students into batches and rotate them through PC gaming, PlayStation, VR arena, racing simulators and the big screen on a timed schedule. Everyone gets every station. Nobody queues for forty minutes.
ONE ENTRANCE, ONE ROOM, ONE HEADCOUNT
Fully enclosed indoor venue on a single floor with our staff stationed across the room alongside your teachers. No open ground, no water body, no wandering off. Headcount stays where you left it.
RAIN DOESN'T CANCEL IT
Monsoon, heat wave, or a sudden North Bengal downpour — an indoor air-conditioned excursion runs on schedule. No refund calls to parents, no rescheduling around the weather.
REAL TEAM-BUILDING, NOT JUST SCREEN TIME
The format is built around co-op and team games — 4-player VR, big-screen tournaments, squad-based matches. Students have to talk to each other, assign roles and handle losing. Teachers can watch group dynamics they never see in a classroom.
TECHNOLOGY EXPOSURE THAT ACTUALLY LANDS
RTX 5070 systems, VR headsets with room-scale tracking, motion racing rigs. For most students this is their first hands-on contact with hardware like this — a genuine STEM and esports exposure visit, not a lecture.
FOOD SORTED, TEACHERS SEATED
Our in-house kitchen handles the meal or snack in batches, so no tiffin logistics and no outside vendor. Teachers get seating, food and a clear view of the entire floor.
Pricing
GROUP RATES FOR SCHOOLS
School excursions are quoted per student based on your headcount, session length and whether you want a meal or snack included — group rates get noticeably better above 30 students. We run 20 to 40 students per session so every child gets real time on every station instead of queuing; larger schools are split across batches or across two days. Send us your class size and dates on WhatsApp and we'll send a written quote with a rotation plan your teachers can work from.
40 students per batch
WHOLE-VENUE SCHOOL DAY
Custom quote
Annual excursion — split across batches or days
- Exclusive venue for your school
- Multi-batch timetable across the day
- Repeat batches or a second date for bigger classes
- Hosted school esports tournament with prizes
- Full meal service in batches
- Photos for your school circular & social pages
- GST invoice & institutional billing
The Process
HOW TO BOOK
SEND US YOUR NUMBERS
Class, total student count, and 2–3 possible dates. Weekday mornings and early afternoons are our quietest slots, which means your school effectively gets the arena to itself.
WE BUILD THE ROTATION PLAN
We map your students into batches across the stations with timings, and share a written schedule your teachers can hold in hand on the day.
QUOTE & APPROVAL
You get a per-student group rate covering gaming rotation and food. Formal quotation on school letterhead requirements, GST invoice and advance terms — all handled for your office.
TRIP DAY
Bus drops at Barua Square, students come up in batches, staff take over. Teachers supervise from seating with full floor visibility.
Questions
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Hall of War on Sevoke Road runs indoor school excursions for 20 to 40 students per session. Instead of a bus trip out of the city, students rotate in supervised batches through PC gaming, PlayStation, a 4-player VR arena, racing simulators and big-screen team tournaments, with a meal from our in-house kitchen. Bigger classes are split across batches or across two dates. It's weather-proof, single-floor, and fifteen minutes from most schools in Siliguri.
20 to 40 students per session. That cap is deliberate — it's the number where every student still gets real time on every station instead of standing in a queue. Bigger classes and multiple sections are split into batches across the day, or across two dates, with a written rotation timetable for your teachers.
Yes. It's an enclosed indoor venue on a single floor with one entrance, our staff posted at each zone, and your teachers seated with full visibility of the room. No open ground, no water bodies, no traffic. Headcounts stay simple.
We run it as a team-building and technology-exposure session. The format leans on co-op and squad games where students have to communicate, assign roles and handle winning and losing together — and it's hands-on time with RTX 5070 systems, VR hardware and motion simulation rigs that most students have never touched. Teachers consistently tell us they see group dynamics here that never surface in a classroom.
It's quoted per student based on headcount, session length and whether food is included, and the rate improves above 30 students. Send your class size and preferred dates on WhatsApp and we'll send a written quote — with GST invoice and institutional billing for your school office.
Yes. We have our own kitchen in the lounge, so snacks or a full meal are served to students in batches without any outside vendor or tiffin logistics. Vegetarian and Jain requirements are handled — just tell us the counts in advance.
Nothing changes. The entire venue is indoors and air-conditioned, which is exactly why schools use us during monsoon and peak summer when outdoor picnic spots around Siliguri become a gamble.
Weekday mornings and early afternoons — that's when the arena is quietest, so your school essentially has the place to itself and the rotation runs faster. We open at 1:00 PM to the public Monday to Thursday, and we open earlier for confirmed school bookings.
Yes — written quotation, GST invoice, and whatever documentation your school office needs for approval. Many schools also want photos afterwards for their circular or social media, and we arrange that too.
Also at the Arena
Planning a school trip, class picnic or annual excursion in Siliguri? Hall of War is an indoor, fully supervised school excursion venue on Sevoke Road hosting 20 to 40 students per session with batch-wise rotation across PC gaming, PlayStation, a 4-player VR arena, VR bike and car racing simulators and big-screen team tournaments, plus meals from our own kitchen. Schools from across Siliguri, Matigara, Pradhan Nagar, Salugara, Dabgram, Bagdogra, Jalpaiguri and Kurseong use us as a weather-proof alternative to outdoor picnic spots — with written rotation plans for teachers, group rates and GST invoicing for the school office.
Serving Siliguri & North Bengal
Hall of War — 3rd Floor, Barua Square, Sevoke Road, Siliguri, West Bengal, India 734010 · +91 62978 17049