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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 offer...

Bir - billing is the place in the Himachal Pradesh where adventure enthusiast come to do paragliding it is a one in a lifetime experience one have o try if he is going to the bir- billing. it is the longest natural paragliding point in the world. When we visited Dharamshala, we were also planning to do paragliding and after wondering in Dharamshala we decided to go to the Bir-Billing for paragliding. We search the rate and it was 2500, which were pretty expensive for the college student like us, but this is a one in a lifetime experience so we decided to do it. Since we were little short of money, we can not afford to book a taxi that was taking another 2000 to take to the billing and back to Dharamshala. We interrogated and came to now that we can go through the bus to the billing also, we started our journey from Dharamshala at around 10 in the morning by taking the bus to the baijnath and from there we get the bus to bir-billing. we spend only 90 rup...

Dayara Bugyal is the place of the amazing meadow with beautiful Himalayas peaks and amazingly beautiful  forest. It is situated in the Uttarkashi district of the state Uttrakhand of India, it is at the height of 3048 meters, this trek is ideal for long weekends, and the best thing about this trek is that  from children to old all can try this trek. The starting point of the trek is from the village called Barsu, this trek goes through the open land and dense forest at different place, ending up at the vast expanse of lush green meadow. one can trek down from another root that is from the village Raithal, to see the scenic beauty of both the routs. The total distance of the Dyara Bugaya from Barsu village is about 9 Km, and Barsu village is about 45 Km from the uttarkashi town, the road to Barsu village branches of at the place called Batwari. Best season for this trek is from May to November, however people came here in winter also for skying because the region re...

Holi is the festival of color.  Holi is a two day festival which starts on the Purnima (Full Moon day). There are different dishes that is made during this eve and top 3 of them are following with recipe. 1. Gujiya  It is at typical Holi food that is only made for the occasion of Holi. Gujiya are sweet dumplings that is made up of maida or flour and filled with khoya and other dry fruits.  INSTRUCTIONS Preparing the gujiya pastry: take the all purpose flour, whole wheat flour and salt in a bowl. heat ghee in a small pan or bowl. pour the ghee on the flours. rub the ghee with the flours, with your fingertips to form a bread crumb like texture. then add water in parts and begin to knead. the amount of water needed will depend on the quality and texture of the flour. knead the dough till firm. cover the dough with a moist cloth and keep aside for 30 minutes. Preparing the gujiya stuffing: crumble and grate the khoya/mawa chop the d...

Top 8 Places to go for Summer Holiday in India 1.  Ladakh Trip to Ladakh - just like love - can’t be expressed in words. The mighty Karakorum with its cotton-wool peaks bounds Ladakh, a terrain characterized by vast barren valleys, lofty mountain passes, beautiful lakes, and the last undisturbed home of Tantric Buddhist population. 2.    Sikkim   One of the most unexplored and mystical places in India happen to be the North East region. Bound by the majestic Himalayas with the gushing Teesta River crisscrossing the entire stretch of the land, Sikkim in North East India is one of the best tourist places in India to uncover. The fact that it is relatively unexplored makes it all the more appealing for discerning travelers and one of the top destinations for summer holidays in India. 3.    Coorg (Kodagu) Beautiful lush rolling hills and valleys of the Western Ghats, Coorg is one of the most affluent hill stations in Karnataka of...