Adventure

It is difficult to judge Zimbabwe given its repute, so let’s go by the visitor experience. It is a country of contrast, of stunning beauty, of warm, friendly and optimistic people.
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This article is in continuation to the Delhi - Assam via Nepal article https://thetravellertrails.in/north-by-north-east-delhi-to-assam-via-nepal/ By Suraj Dutta The mind reels under stagnation when all that you wish is to travel and…
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Mt. Hanuman Tibba - the granite of Kullu Valley. Granite is relatively rich in elements that form feldspar and quartz and is more common in Earth’s recent geologic time in comparison to its ancient igneous history.
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It is only because of the unusual thriller and unmatched ability in mountaineering that the success stories become unique ones. Kuntal’s uphill climb of the Everest was not a simple task. This was a unique attempt. In the world of tiredness…
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The North Eastern parts of the country are some of the least explored parts of India. It was my dream to embark on a road trip from Delhi to my home state Assam via Nepal. But the closest I could come to that plan was to complete the route…
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We were to walk for half a km from the place where the car dropped us. The orange camps were visible soon and trek organizers greeted us with tea and pakoras. Initial formalities done, we were to wait for our other members. Sun was too lazy…
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After long last, my dream came true on 28th of April, 2018 when I left Delhi for Chamba -Bharmour region in Himachal, to spend some time with the Gaddi tribe and learn their ways in their ancestral lands.
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The state of Sikkim has always been an unmatched experience than what you gain from trekking in any other part of India. The Indian Himalayan trek in the state is considered to be the closest to the big mountain treks in Nepal.
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This rocky marvel is difficult to climb; the peak is a ‘dome structure’ & is part of a great massif which rises above the Satluj River.
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