WANDER THE HIMALAYAS

5 most promising Indian Climbers to look out for at IFSC Climbing World Cup 2016

May 1, 2016

For the first time in India’s sports history, the World Cup in Bouldering is to be hosted in India in May 2016. Hosting a World Cup in India is a huge deal. This is set to put India and its budding climbing athletes at the forefront of international sports. We share 5 of the most promising Indian Climbers to look out at IFSC Climbing World Cup at Navi Mumbai in May 2016. … More 5 most promising Indian Climbers to look out for at IFSC Climbing World Cup 2016

What is so special about the sunset view from Khaliya Top Trek

April 29, 2016

There is nothing better but to savor the 180-degree panorama view of Kumaon Mountain Ranges from Khaliya Top. But before you reach the high ground, the views from Bhujani Campsite needs a special mention. Have a look at the Video below to comprehend this magical view. … More What is so special about the sunset view from Khaliya Top Trek

How to avoid getting mauled by a Himalayan Bear

April 24, 2016

The last thing you want is to encounter a Bear in a Himalayan Trek. With an increase in Human Bear interactions the best survival tip is to avoid them. But then sometimes a surprise encounter with the Himalayan Beast may be unavoidable. Let us get you up to speed on how to survive if attacked by a Himalayan Bear. … More How to avoid getting mauled by a Himalayan Bear

5 stunning World Heritage Sites in Indian Himalayas that will suprise you

April 18, 2016

World Heritage is the shared wealth of humankind. India features 32 cultural and natural sites on UNESCO World Heritage list. Out of this illustrious listing, 5 comes from the Himalayas. We take you on a brief visual orientation of 5 stunning Himalayan Heritage Sites in India. … More 5 stunning World Heritage Sites in Indian Himalayas that will suprise you

5 absolutely good to know facts about Tibetan Prayer Flags

April 16, 2016

There is nothing more beautiful than watching fluttering of the colorful Tibetan Prayer Flags. For the vast majority of Tibetans, it is more than just a pretty piece of cloth. It is how they renew their hopes for the world by mounting new flags alongside the old. It is a sight that moves people, but only a few know its true drift. Let us simplify this for the benefit of our readers. Read on. … More 5 absolutely good to know facts about Tibetan Prayer Flags

The scariest thing at Valley of Flowers Trek

April 13, 2016

A nonchalant looking rivulet moving down the Valley of Flowers is a raging force of nature. After it moves out of the flower-laden valley, it slingshots into a Grade 6 Rapid. Looking here at the sheer vertical drop of this river, it is definitely not to be messed with. About Pushpawati River The Pushpawati River originates … More The scariest thing at Valley of Flowers Trek

5 things to keep in mind for Pangarchulla Peak Climb

April 9, 2016

Pangarchulla Peak is one of the best Himalayan Summit Trek one can do in April. The 14,700 feet peak is not a technical juggernaut. Yet, a casual approach can cost you a well-earned summit glory. Keep in mind the five recommendations that will maximize your Summit chance. … More 5 things to keep in mind for Pangarchulla Peak Climb

Why Guided Trekking in India needs regulations

April 6, 2016

The popularity of Guided Trekking in India has seen an upward trend. While many trek organizers have learned the importance of keeping the trail clean, it has not translated into a success. Roopkund Trek is one that needs a breather from commercial trekking. Blatant big sized trekking has taken the shine out of this trekking hotspot. Do we need to rethink the way we trek? Read more to find out. … More Why Guided Trekking in India needs regulations

Astonishing glimpse into an ancient fire festival in Malana

April 1, 2016

A torchlight procession in Malana village evokes an imagery of exoticism of the Orient. One can be hoodwinked in relating this fiery congregation with the infamous Ku Klux Klan. Take a second look and a group of villagers is seen rejoicing Fagdi mela, one of their two biggest festivals.

Read more about this astonishing ancient fire festival of the famous Himalayan Hamlet. … More Astonishing glimpse into an ancient fire festival in Malana

Prelude to Saru Lake trek in the Pabbar Valley

March 30, 2016

A recent road journey to Chanshal Pass concluded in a bombastic manner. The only takeaway from our haphazard journey was a prospect of exploring a hidden lake. We did our research to bring forth first hand information about this lake hidden in the Himalayan Neverland. … More Prelude to Saru Lake trek in the Pabbar Valley

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