A Walk Across the World
The Borderwalk project was thought up by Arjun and some friends during the last year at university after finding out about problems surrounding clean water access. The idea was to walk from Cardiff South Wales, UK to Cardiff New South Wales, Australia.
WaterAid
Borderwalk was inspired by the millions of people who walk for water on a daily basis, sourcing clean and safe water for themselves and their families. WaterAid has worked tackling this issue for years.
Borderwalk Blog
Here you'll find a journal of the Borderwalk trip and the problems that Arjun and the people who joined him along the way faced. Arjun is currently working on a book chronically the 5-years journey and the surreal things that happened along the way, whether it be being hunted by the Taliban or suffering from dysentery in the desert.
Borderwalk YouTube
Here you'll find some videos from the walk. With the help of sponsors like Sony, Arjun was able to document the walk and share his journey with people along the way when possible.
Public speaking
Arjun brings the Borderwalk story to schools, universities and conferences around the world on a regular basis.
EE, Cultivator Inc and Oxford University are a few of the organisations Arjun has shared the Borderwalk story with and conducted workshops at.
Learn more about what the Borderwalk story can offer your next event, follow the link below.
“As Arjun points out, we are all capable of achieving great things and maybe hearing his story will be the beginning of your own grand adventure.”
Walk across India
The worlds largest democracy with 1.3 billion people, read about Arjun beginning his journey in India, straight off the back of year 2 of his journey to Australia and having been chewed up and spat out of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Platform Magazine
Arjun took some time out during the walk to write down some of his thoughts about Borderwalk for Platform Magazine back in 2016.
Capstone Editing Grant
Thanks to the Capstone Editing Grant, Arjun Bhogal is one step closer to Walking the Yarra and telling stories from the 242km journey along Melbourne's most important water source.
Walk Across Australia - In pictures
Making the journey across Australia was a strange and curious one, from arrival to the very end, Australia never ceased to amaze, confuse, and entertain.
