Kamru Nag Trek: Forests of the Rain God
Travelogue and guide to Kamru Nag temple and lake trek Mandi, Himachal Pradesh.
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Chopta and Tungnath: Searching Summer Snow
Chopta and Tungnath trek is one of the easier treks in Garhwal in the summer blessed with bright blossoms and panoramic vistas.
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Chasing Monal: Titillation in Tungnath
The Himalayan Monal is a pheasant endemic to the Himalayan region.
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Parashar Lake: Dead Autumn
Parashar Lake is around 49 kms from Mandi, which is a reasonably big town well connected with the plains.
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On eating Persimmon, shooting blurry rivers and reaching GHNP
To reach the Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP), smaller roads deviate from Aut. You can get local buses to either Banjar or Sainj.
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How not to trek to Indrahar Pass
How to fail a Indrahara Trek in the Dhauladhars
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Karsog: How Green Was Their Valley!
Travel tips to rarely seen Karsog Valley in Mandi Distrcit, Hiamachal Pradesh.
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Hamta: Countless shades of Green
Once there, I stayed two days in Old Manali and explored places like Gulaba, Kothi, Vashisht etc. It was then that I stumbled upon a lesser known village called Hamta.
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Sach Pass: Stairway to Elysium
At 14500 feets, the Sach Pass is higher than the more famous and tourist savvy cousin Rohtang Pass in Himachal Pradesh. The pass leads to the Pangi Valley.
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McLeod Ganj: Moksha through the Cardinal Sin
At McLeod Ganj the milieu is incredibly cosmopolitan and the hotels, restaurants and their menus are tailor made to cater to the Occident.
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Valley of Flowers: Into No Man’s Land
Valley of Flowers (Uttarakhand) blossoms every summer for a few weeks only. But it is a Himalayan trek that you should do at least once in your lifetime. Here I am describing my journey for the benefit of future backpackers.
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