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It was the summer of 2015, aur exams was about to finish and we were very eager to go to some place where we can experience some adventure activities, we had only 3day for the trip so we decide to do churdhar trek. Churdhar is the highest peak of the outer Himalayas, situated at churdhar sanctuary, Shimla. The total distance of this trek is about 30-35 Km, through the lovely grasslands and forests all the way to a Shiva idol atop the mountain. So plan was ready, initially we were 4 guys who decided to do this trek but as you know at the end only 2 guys remain. Now a little bit geography lesson here about churdhar, churdhar is situated in solan district of Himachal Pradesh, there are two ways to reach the churdhar, one is from Nohradhar the route is via solan and second is from chopal the route is via Shimla. Although the popular one is from Nohradhar. So we decided to take the Noradhar route. Now for students like us money plays a very vital roll, in this whole trip we tried to m

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If you love travelling then there are some of the things that you have to take care of your accessories...... Following are some of the accessories that are kind of necessary for a traveler. 1. Rucksack bag A backpack — also called book bag, kitbag, knapsack, rucksack, pack, or sack pack back sack — is, in its simplest form, a cloth sack carried on one's back and secured with two straps that go over the shoulders. 2. Trekking shoes One of the most important factors when deciding on hiking footwear is the amount of tread needed. The tread allows your shoe to grip uneven surfaces and prevent slippage on downhill slopes. Most sneakers or tennis shoes have light tread that won't be suitable for rocky, uneven terrain or hills. If you plan to walk a flat trail with only slight uphill and downhill grades, a tennis shoe will suffice. Any more than that and you should consider a hiking boot. 3. Trek pants A great pair of hiking pants offers

There are some people who can not afford those big make my trip package, and I was one of them, so in this blog, I am going to tell what are the things you need to take care so as to make your trip as cheap as possible. So in order to make your trip cheap, you need to set an approximate amount that you can afford to spend. and then plan your trip according to that. Following are some of the thing you need to care about:- 1. Always take government bus or any privet bus rather than taking taxi or auto. 2. The hotel is one of the things that take most of the money so it will be better for you to travel with a group of friends maybe 2 or 3 and bargain at every hotel, you can very easily find a hotel for less than 500 at any place. 3. Food plays a very vital role in order to make your trip successful, try to eat local food instead of eating in any hotel, small dhabha will work also and try each and everything. 4. Interact with local in order to know ab

There are some busy people who wanted to travel around and do adventures things because this used to be their hobby some day but due to their busy schedule of work, they did not spare the time for there hobbies.  In this post, I will be sharing with you guys the small treks that one living in north India planes can do in a weekend. so here is the list of top treks of  Himachal Pradesh. 1. Triund trek Click here to find out all about Triund trek. Triund is also a very famous trekking point for the people who don't have enough time for big trekking trips, situated in Dharamshala district of Himachal Pradesh, it is one of the beautiful treks of Himachal pradesh, trekking through Dhauladhar range is one of its experience. you have probably seen the beautiful Himalayan ranges during cricket match when held in the HPCA cricket stadium in Dharamshala those ranges are known as dhouladhar ranges and the triund trek is also there in the ranges. It is also a very good opti

I believe that every place on earth is our home and it is our responsibility to keep our home clean, in the recent months I traveled to lot of places, this include hill station like Shimla, Dharamshala, towns like Bhopal, etc, the one thing in common that I found out in all these places that they all are rich in the natural beauty it is just that we human makes it look disgusted by spreading garbage where ever we go. I do not understand what does it take to throw a rapper or anything in the dustbin, but no why we do that we are too lazy to just go to the dustbin. Now I can once for all believe that these hill station and big towns due to high population face these garbage problems, but the thing is that I have traveled to several treks till now and throughout the path of the trek I found garbage spread everywhere, I mean how can anybody have guts to throw residue in such a beautiful places, I know that there are no place to put the garbage there on the treks but the least we ca