Showing posts with label Trek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trek. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 25, 2022



The biggest reason to do the Goechala trek is the grand views of the big mountains you see. You don’t just see one summit — the Kanchenjunga — but 14 other big summits. That’s a lot for any trek — especially as close to the eyes as on the Goechala trek. It is no wonder that trekkers consider Goechala to be the closest to the big mountain treks of Nepal.


GoechaLa trek is nestled at a height of 16,207 ft, with a closer look at the third-highest peak-Mt. Kanchenjunga. It is a dream and desire for hundreds of adventure lovers. Bounded by the mesmerizing flora and fauna, which are so vibrant and colourful to cheer up one's mood.


The GoechaLa pass trek is a bundle of big summits, making it an absolute adventure to embark on. The trail link with the famous Kanchenjunga National Park, where one can witness the true nature, enough to revitalize your senses. To watch the mountains clearly, April and May are the ideal months. Since the sky is completely clear during this time and the sunset-sunrise views can be captured.


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Winter Trek in The Himalayas: Goechala Trek

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Monday, May 09, 2022



Bestowed with the rare and exotic Himalayan flora, the Valley of Flowers is a bouquet of nature peacefully snuggled in the West Himalayan region of Uttarakhand. The trek of Valley of flowers goes through dense forests, along with Pushpawati river and can be reached by crossing many bridges, glaciers and waterfalls on the way. It is a valley that radiates with innumerable colors of charming flowers. Red, pink, purple, and yellow are a few of the colors of the wildflowers.


This glaring piece of nature is an Indian National Park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site exhibiting plush meadows blossomed with endemic alpine flowers and diverse fauna in this valley. Valley of Flowers trek is one of the most renowned Indian treks all across the continents. It is famous not only amongst the Indian community of trekkers but also amongst the Europeans. The trek happens within the Valley of Flowers National park which was declared as the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2002. It is also one of India’s oldest trek that makes it super popular.


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Heaven On Earth | Valley of Flowers

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Thursday, March 03, 2022



The Naro Moru Route approaches from the West and KWS have a National Park Gate there and also their main headquarters for the mountain. There is accommodation available here also. This route used to be by far the most popular route as it is relatively short and has huts at Met Station (3050m) and MacKinders (4200m). However, it has been overtaken by the Sirimon route as the most popular. The huts are good at both locations and they also have camping space. The first day up to Met Station is on a vehicle track through the forest and bamboo. The second day goes through more bamboo and forest before emerging onto the alpine heath and following the Teleki Valley to MacKinders. You would usually then use the South approach to Point Lenana, passing another hut (Austrian Hut) at 4790m.


The forest is still dense on this route, as is the bamboo zone. You are quite likely to see bushbuck, Colobus monkey and Sykes Monkey and also evidence of Buffalo and Elephant. The hygenia forest is also in good condition with a lot of flowers and other plants. The giant heathers above the forest were heavily damaged by a fire in 2013 but the alpine moorland has a lot of Giant Lobelia as well as MacKinders Gladiolus higher up. The Teleki Valley has a lot of the classic Tree and Cabbage Groundsels as well as Lobelia Telekii and Deckenii. Some of the cabbage groundsels in particular absolutely massive. On the approach to or at MacKinders you are almost guaranteed to see Rock Hyrax.


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Mount Kenya - Naro Moru Route

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Thursday, January 27, 2022



Kedarkantha is a mountain peak of the Himalayas in Uttarakhand, India. Its elevation is 12,500 ft. Kedarkantha is located within Govind Wildlife Sanctuary in Uttarkashi district. A trek to the peak of Kedarkantha usually starts from Sankri, a small village, and takes four days to complete.


Kedarkantha is such a popular winter trek that it would be apt to entitle it as the Queen of Winter Treks. Knee-deep snow in winters, mesmerizing view from the top, and the beautiful and easy trails make it popular among trekkers. The ‘easy on endurance’ trail goes through the thick pine forests of Govind National Park. The views from the top are worth climbing to an altitude of 12,500 ft.


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Kedarkantha Trek

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Tuesday, January 18, 2022



Dayara Bugyal is a Bugyal in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. Dayara Bugyal is a popular Trekking and Camping Destination. The Bugyal has an average elevation of 3639m and is around 40 km from Uttarkashi. Dayara Bugyal is nestled between the Deodar and Rhododendron trees and is rich in flora and fauna.


Ideal trek for long weekends, Dayara Bugyal can be a perfect start for beginners. Dayara Bugyal trek goes through open land and dense forest at different places ending up at the vast expanse of lush green meadow. Most of the trekkers start their trek from Barsu village and they trek down via Raithal to see the scenic beauty of both the routes of Dayara Bugyal.


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Dayara Bugyal Trek

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Wednesday, January 12, 2022




Himachal Pradesh Snow capped mountains, lush green forest, unrestrained rivers and streams and breathtaking valleys, truly Himachal Pradesh is the scenic beauty of India, the heaven on earth for the nature lovers and for the adventure enthusiasts. Undoubtedly it’s a hub of tourism because of varied cultures and mesmerizing weather. Our resort in Himachal Pradesh also showcases the lifestyle, culture ,heritage and traditions of Himachal Pradesh.


Though there are endless destinations to explore all around the state , Yet, Tribes of Himachal Pradesh attract most of the tourists with their own rich unique lifestyle, cultural heritage , music, dance, dresses and even their ethnicity . Himachal Pradesh has a varied tribal system. There are distinct tribal communities residing in the different parts of Himachal Pradesh, every tribal community has its own traditions and customs. The tribes of Himachal Pradesh have successfully adapted themselves to the modern social norms along with preserving their tradition.


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Tribal Himachal

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The Valley of Flowers trek is one of India’s most popular treks in the Himalayas. Valley of Flowers "Foolon ki Ghati" is one of those beautiful trekking expeditions that can be enjoyed during the monsoon season. It is flawlessly nestled in the West Himalayan region of Uttarakhand and lies at a lofty height of 3600 m above sea level. With an opportunity to spot the very rare blue Primula, the Valley Of Flowers trek is one of the best-known treks in the world.


The Valley of Flowers is also believed to be the place from where Hanuman brought the magical herb to resuscitate Lakshman in the Hindu epic Ramayan. Just as you set your foot into the valley, the intoxicating mix of fragrances emitted from the flowers makes you feel in a paradise. The hidden lake at the height of 14,400 ft, creates a hidden coop for numerous species of wildflowers like the saxifrages, sedums, lilies, poppy, calendulas, daisies, geranium, zinnia, and petunia.


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Valley of Flowers Trek with Hemkund Sahib

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Friday, January 07, 2022

 


Kahuzi Beiga national park is the only park that harbors these lowland gorillas in their natural habitat. The most convenient place to track lowland gorillas is in the Democratic Republic of Congo. DR Congo is a volatile country too but has become relatively peaceful in recent years as a result of having the largest UN peace keeping mission in the world. Visitors can track the Eastern lowland gorillas in either Kahuzi Biega National Park or the Western lowland gorillas at Maiko National Park. Kahuzi-Biega National Park is the only place where one can track Eastern lowland gorillas. About 400 Eastern lowland gorillas live in Kahuzi-Biega National Park in 9 groups.  Three of the nine groups have been habituated and are open for tracking. The park is located in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo – near Bukavu and Lake Kivu. Named after Mount Kahuzi and Mount Biega, Kahuzi-Biega National Park is one of the largest game parks found in DR Congo. The terrain found in Kahuzi-Biega National Park provides perfect habitat for these great apes.


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Lowland Gorilla Trekking- Kahuzi National Park

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Thursday, January 06, 2022




Waru pass lies to the northwest to Singhar Pass. Waru means “The gateway of Wind” and winds with very high velocity blow over this pass. The trek passes throught a number of intermediary ridges, dense forest, rivulets and snow nullahs. This trek is an easy one and poses no difficulty even for trekkers with little experience in trekking. Situated at 3850 meters, locals use this pass frequently to cross from Palampur to Chamba. Enroute Waru Pass we will get to see mesmerizing views of Dhauladhars, Kangra and Chamba valley. We will also cross Satchali, which has got it's name from seven different rivulets mingling together. It's a beautiful glacier. The chirping of the birds intermingled with the murmur of streams flowing down the valley makes the atmosphere very enchanting. There are some improved huts of Gujjars and shepherds and a rock shelter.


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Waru Pass Trek

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Tuesday, January 04, 2022



Talang Pass (4667 meters) is one of the highest passes of Dhauladhars and is a considerably difficult pass to maneuver. You will need our trained crew for crossing this dangerous and mysterious pass. It involves steep ascent and long walk on snows and technical route negotiation. The highest peak of this region Matterhorn (4946 meters) is north-west of this pass and Talang Pass serves as a base camp for climbing this beautiful peak. The name of the pass is derived from the local god Talang whose abode is supposed to be at the top of this pass. There are two very beautiful lakes near the pass (one is small though and called Dali) while the bigger one is called Arjun ka Talab and is the source of Bander khud. There are many beautiful waterfalls near the pass. This pass offers a commanding view of Manimahesh Kailash rage and Pir Panjals. There is a temple at the top of the pass made of rock slabs, cairns, tridents, bells dedicated to lord Talang.



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Trek To Talang Pass

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Monday, January 03, 2022




The Chandrashila summit is a vantage point that stands unparalleled among our treks. From the top of the summit, you see perhaps the greatest mountain views of our Indian Himalayas. It is like a grand feast — there is so much to take in that you cannot take all of it in. It is an experience many trekkers cannot forget.



Nestled with the beauty of Chandrashila, Nanda Devi, Trishul, and Chaukhamba peaks, the Deoria Tal Chandrashila Trek at an altitude of 12,083 ft. gives you mesmerizing views of nature. A visit to the holy Tugnath temple, famous for being the highest Shiva temple in the world offers you a vantage point in the trek. During the trek, you can also get a view of the Ukimath temple and experience the divine aura of the pilgrim hotspots- Rishikesh, Devprayag, and Rudraprayag. Do not miss the chance to see migratory birds around, when you arrive at the serene Deoria Tal Lake.


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Deoriatal Chopta Tungnath Chandrashila Trek

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Saturday, January 01, 2022



Everybody always talks about the Malana trek but the picturesque Kheerganga is much more rewarding. You can take a long soothing dip in the natural sulphur hot water springs after a visually enchanting trek up the mountains. Kheerganga has much to offer to the avid traveller – panoramic views, quaint camps, amazing hill flora, mesmerising starry skies and YES awesome kheer.


March to early June is the best time to visit Kasol and Kheerganga, if you prefer warmer weather and spring. But it would be ideal from November to early December or late in January – February if you wanted to hike in the snow and expect colder weather! This adventure hike is a simple level hike. The terrain of the walk is a gentle slope and mostly a steep slope for a few short parts. Moreover, the fact that the trek lasts three days for a short distance of 25 km makes this trek a simple one, ideal for beginners! As you travel to Kasol, take care to explore the famous Israeli cafés and shops for beautiful souvenirs.


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Kasol Kheerganga Trek

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Friday, December 31, 2021



Located at an elevation of about 2,950 meters in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, Kareri Lake is a freshwater lake rugged amidst mountains with greenery all around. Situated in the majestic Dhauladhar range, this glacial Kareri lake trek will take you through a journey of the most scenic views as it is home to lush pasturelands, exotic perennial flowers, and dense conifers. Kareri trek is also a favorite among the shutterbugs and nature lovers who can spend some time close to nature while clicking their best shots.


The trek from Rioti village to Kareri is about 4.5 km and can be completed in around 3-4 hours. Once at the lake, you can also hike up to Gajj, which lies at another 30 minutes from the lake.


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Kareri Lake Trek

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Often referred to as a mesmerising "hamlet" situated amidst the lush green forests and surrounded by variegated mountain, Jibhi is just the right place to relax and spend some peaceful moments with your loved ones. An offbeat place in Himachal Pradesh, Jibhi is untouched by industrialization and surrounded by nature. The dense pine forests, tranquil freshwater lakes and pristine temples make this place worth visiting. You will be spellbound after visiting this place and would not want to leave it. The cozy Victorian style cottages in which you can stay are an added bonus that makes you feel as if you are living in the Victorian Period.


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Jubilant Jibhi

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Wednesday, December 29, 2021




Mount Meru is a dormant stratovolcano located 70 kilometers west of Mount Kilimanjaro in the country of Tanzania. At a height of 4,562.13 meters (14,968 ft), it is visible from Mount Kilimanjaro on a clear day and is the fifth-highest mountain in Africa.


You can climb Mount Meru all year round. The huts are comfortable, you won't need to camp in the rain and it is not as cold as for example on Kilimanjaro. Of course, there's a best season for everything. The best season for your Mount Meru climb is between June and February with December to February being the best months for the best views of Kilimanjaro. Mount Meru is often overlooked due to its proximity to Kilimanjaro, but it has plenty to offer those looking for a challenging climb.


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Trekking- Mount Meru

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Monday, December 06, 2021




The Lemosho Route is widely considered to be the best route on Mount Kilimanjaro. Not too long ago, there were only two main routes used to climb Kilimanjaro – the Marangu (Coca Cola) route and the Machame (Whiskey) route.

But as Tanzania’s tourism industry flourished, the Kilimanjaro park authority created more trails to African’s highest peak to distribute climbers to more areas of the park. This reduced bottlenecks at certain points and also made for a more pleasant experience by limiting crowds. Additionally, these latter trails were more thoughtfully designed to improve acclimatization for the climber by incorporating longer distances, longer times on the mountain and shorter elevation gains. Lemosho, a relatively new route, falls into this category.


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Lemosho Route - Mount Kilimanjaro

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The Marangu Route is the oldest on Kilimanjaro and is also one of the most popular – mainly because it is the only route on the mountain that has huts provided for hikers. There are 60 bunk beds each at Mandara and Kibo Huts, and 120 bunk beds at Horombo Hut.


Typically tour operators provide mattresses and pillows for climbers (sleeping bags, however, need to be brought separately by trekkers).

The Marangu route can be completed in 5 days; however, it is recommended that climbers take an extra day to acclimatize at Horombo Hut.


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Marangu Route - Kilimanjaro

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Tuesday, November 16, 2021




The Umbwe route has a well-deserved reputation of being the most challenging route on Mount Kilimanjaro. Due to the fast ascent to high altitude, this route does not provide the necessary stages for acclimatization. Although the number of people on this trail is very low, the chances of success are also low. Umbwe is considered to be very difficult, taxing route - one that should only be attempted by strong hikers who are confident in their ability to acclimatize quickly to altitude.


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Kilimanjaro - Umbwe Route

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Monday, November 08, 2021




Talang Pass is one the highest and most difficult passes of Dhauladhars and is been seldom used by shepherds and trekkers due to its difficult nature. It rises abrubtly from Kangra Valley making it difficult to negotiate. This pass also involves long walks on Snow. North-West of this pass is the highest peak of the region and Talang serves as the Base Camp for Matter Horn or Gauri Junda Peak (4946 meters). 


The name of the pass is derived from the local god Talang whose abode is supposed to be at the top of this pass. The trek from dharamshala side begins from near Chamunda/Jia and ends at Holi on the Chamba side. There are two very beautiful lakes near the pass (one is small though and called Dali) while the bigger one is called Arjun ka Talab and is the source of Bander khud. There are many beautiful waterfalls near the pass. This pass offers a commanding view of manimahesh kailash rage and pir panjals. There is a temple at the top of the pass made of rock slabs, cairns, tridents, sothus, bells dedicated to lord Talang.


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Talang Pass Trek

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Friday, November 05, 2021




The Annapurna base camp trek is one of the most popular treks in the world. It literally brings you face to face with an eight-thousander – for a moderate-difficult trek, this is incredible! The fascinating Annapurna massif includes the world’s tenth highest peak. Annapurna I (8,091 m) holds an almost fatal attraction for mountaineers. It has the highest fatality ratio among the eight-thousanders.

 

The Annapurna range whets your appetite for mountain views right from Pokhara. This is even before you start the trek. At Ghandruk, you get distinct views of Machapuchare, Annapurna South and Hiunchuli. Views of different peaks of the Annapurna massif and Machapuchare stay with you all the way till Sinuwa. The tip of Machapuchare teases you at Dovan. As you burst out of the forest past Himalaya and Deurali, Machapuchare appears before you in its full glory.


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Annapurna Trek

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