Words from Trekking Experts
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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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A Case Of Hiding Health Vitals
the Kedarkantha trek is an opportunity to experience the beauty of the Himalayas and test your physical and mental limits. However, it is essential to have prior trekking experience and acclimatization to high altitudes to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey.
- 0-8 Age, 14-45 Age, 4 Star, 8-14 Age, July, June, March, Moderate, tips from experts, Trekking Updates, Words from Trekking Experts
Har Ki Dun – Best Indian Trek Series – Trailaider
Har Ki Dun valley is beautifully placed in Govind Pashu Vihar National Park in the Garhwal Himalayas. The valley is also the base camp for Swargarohini Peak (21,000 ft), situated south-east of the Jaundhar Glacier. It is also known as “stairway to heaven or Valley of Gods”. In summers the valley is covered in green with wild flowers. The forests are colored; a rewarding sight for all and a paradise for bird-watchers. It’s an amazing experience to camp near the river enriched with flora and fauna. In winters you will find the valley completely white. The valley is surrounded by snow capped mountains which is an amazingly sight to all.…
- 8-14 Age, April, August, General Trekking Tips, Moderate, tips from experts, Trekking Updates, Words from Trekking Experts
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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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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Why Trekking is Ruling the World in Mental Peace and Serenity?
Sam and Peter are two buddies working in the same organization and at par with each other in terms of their professional ranking. But there is a clear difference between the two that is reflected in their behavioral pattern and conduct towards others. But why? Sam works day and night for all the professional awards and accolades. He even gets social, but for the hidden benefit of professional growth. Whereas Peter has fixed his working hours and delivers equally good results. But his non-office hours are for himself as an individual and for his close-knit family. Peter spend his “me only time hiking or trekking. He treks along the trails…
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Trekking: Expectations Vs. Reality
What screws us up the most in life is the picture in our head of what it’s supposed to be. ― Jeremy Binns The above quote by Jeremy Bins sums up my entire write-up in just one line. But still, I used it as an opening note rather than a conclusion, just to create and maintain the much-needed intrusiveness in the mind of the readers till the end-note. Often we the trekkers (me being no exception) or the hikers create or had created a picture of how our trekking or hiking would be like, even much before taking our first step. And we plan out our expectations so perfectly in…
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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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7 Life Lessons I Learned From Trekking
The popular quotation by the legendary Sir Edmund Hillary reflects the importance of trekking –”people do not decide to become extraordinary, they decide to accomplish extraordinary things.” The statement justifies the greed of people to conquer the high mountains and their ambition to come back again with new excitement. The type of recreation activity a person chooses depicts his own personality and behavior traits. One may indulge in going out for a weekend party or spending time at home watching movies. However, the day when an individual decides to do something out of the box leads to the other level of reformation. Trekking is one of those revival activities. Importance…