General Trekking Tips
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4 Trekkers Testing Their Limits Part 3 – The Last Mile
The last part of their trek tells you about their journey from Chakrateerth to visiting the Mana Village. Although their trek has not been easy, they have remained optimistic till the end and have carried on regardless of challenging circumstances.
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Trekking with Local Indigenous Communities: A Cultural Adventure
Trekking is an exhilarating outdoor activity and an opportunity to connect with different cultures and communities. One such enriching experience is trekking with local indigenous communities. These communities, often living in remote and pristine regions, offer a unique insight into their rich cultural heritage, traditions, and way of life. In this blog, we will explore the remarkable experience of trekking with local indigenous communities, delving into the cultural immersion, learning opportunities, and mutual respect that can be fostered through these encounters. Discovering Ancient Traditions Trekking with local indigenous communities allows you to witness and engage with ancient traditions passed down through generations. From traditional ceremonies and rituals to indigenous arts…
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Photography Tips for Capturing Stunning Trekking Moments
Trekking provides breathtaking opportunities to explore nature’s wonders and embark on thrilling adventures. As a trekker and photography enthusiast, capturing those stunning moments is essential to reliving the journey and sharing its beauty with others. In this blog, we will discuss valuable photography tips tailored explicitly for trekking, helping you enhance your skills and capture mesmerizing images that truly encapsulate the spirit of your trekking experiences. Pack Light, Capture Right When trekking, every ounce counts, and carrying heavy camera equipment can quickly become a burden. Opt for lightweight gear without compromising on quality. A mirrorless camera with interchangeable lenses is an excellent choice, as it offers versatility while keeping weight…
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Bhrigu Lake | Kullu | Himachal Pradesh Trek | Trailaider
Bhrigu lake trek is an easy one in the upper region of Kullu district in Himachal Pradesh en-route the scenic Rohtang Pass; around 6 km from Gulaba village. Gulaba lies in the Pir Panjal mountain range. The trail offers stunning views of Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal range; peaks such as Hanuman Tibba, Ladhaki, Shetidhar, Friendship, Makar Bay, Shakar Bay and Chandrabhaga range can be seen in one stretch. Bhrigu Lake is a high altitude glacial lake at an elevation of 14,100ft. Most people come to this lake for their interest in mythology; the lake is named after Maharishi Bhrigu (a saint of Saptarishi fame). It is believed that Maharishi Bhrigu…
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Answers to the Most Asked Questions About Trekking
1. What is the difference between trekking and hiking? If you are on a leisure walk along with the landscape beauty of nature, especially on a pre-etched path, then you are hiking. But, if you are on a challenging trek, along the unexplored or rarely touched land terrains, for a longer duration, then fellas you are trekking. Let’s analyse the difference between the two on the basis of few specific pointers( because in general, both the terms are often used interchangeably) In respect to location; trekking is undertaken in areas where there is no means of transport. The trekker is required to reach the last transport accessible location, where there…
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Lamkhaga Pass Trek, Best Indian Treks – Trailaider
The Lamkhaga Pass (5,280m or 17,318ft) is considered to be the most difficult crossover trek in the region. It takes you through the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh to Harshil in Uttarakhand, located near the Indo-Tibetan border. The Lamkhaga Pass trek starts from Harshil and ends in Chitkul (last village of Sangla Valley in Himachal Pradesh) although it can be done from Chitkul to Harshil as well. This trek takes you on an adventure of a lifetime, from breathtaking views of alpine meadows to awe-inspiring mountain ranges, from dense alpine forests to pristine rivers. The Lamkhaga Pass was first crossed by a Greek-British author and mountaineer Marco Alexander Pallis in…
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3 Health Problems You Might Face While Trekking, And How To Fix Them
Of lately, trekking is being adopted by many especially the urban clad individuals as a means to rejuvenate themselves from the treacherous lifestyle of the corporate culture and also to distant themselves from the tech gadget environment they are surrounded with 24×7. If interested you can have a quick read of our Why Trekking is Ruling the World in Mental Peace and Serenity blog to know why trekking is ruling the world. But walking along the aisle of treks is not a red carpet walk. You might be a great problem solver in your corporate community or personal life, but trekking has its own share of hurdles which might challenge your…
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7 Little Changes That’ll Make a Big Difference In Your Trekking
I cannot say whether things will get better if we change; what I can say is they must change if they are to get better. —Georg C. Lichtenberg If you have trekked through my one of the previous blogs titled Why Trekking is Ruling the World in Mental Peace and Serenity? And are planning to equate your lifestyle to that of Peter of my story, hold on. Hold on, because, on this trek of words, (emphasizing on the small in size but big in impact changes) I will cement your physical and mental endurance in a way that your first ever trekking experience will be a preeminent and jostling one…
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How Trekking kills Stress, Anxiety, and Depression
It is rightly said that “we cannot become what we need to be by remaining what we are”. The quotation undoubtedly explains that it is necessary to take the step and make an extra mile effort if we want to overcome difficulties. With the advent of 5th Industrial revolution around the globe and the success of the wireless era in every field, people are totally involved in the economic growth process, resulting in less time for their own well being. There are numerous options available today to overcome the aftereffects of strict work schedules like indoor activities and outdoor activities. I personally believe that outdoor activities can make a person…
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FAQs about Everest Base Camp and Their Answers
Before making the trek to Everest Base Camp or even training for it, people have a lot of questions on their mind. There are a lot of blogs and articles floating on the internet about Everest Base Camp but very few of them answer to everything needed to know about the EBC trek. Below are the questions that people have been asking about Mt. Everest Base Camp Trek – 1. The basic question starts with, how difficult is Everest Base Camp trek? It is a moderate level hike with an easy afternoon of rolling flats and difficult steep climbs but overall it is a manageable trek for someone who has…
