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If you love the title ‘astrophile’, why not plan and visit the best places to stargaze while enjoying your trip? Stargazing happens to be an interesting pursuit for travellers. Amidst trekking and camping across popular trails in India, I have … Read More
If you hate frigid fingers and numb toes as temperatures drop close to sub-zero around your camp, you are not alone. Being a trekking enthusiast, it’s natural to ponder how to stay warm in a camping tent in the winter. … Read More
How badly do you struggle when you need to fold a sleeping bag just before leaving your campsite? Well, for first-time campers or trekkers, the struggle is something they wouldn’t like to remember! Even I struggled a bit to fold … Read More
My lifestyle as a backpacker and travel writer has exposed me to several interesting instruments, such as binoculars. While travelling, there come moments when we need to improve the power of our eyes acutely. Whether it’s bird watching or capturing … Read More
When we talk about aerial videography, there’s hardly any technology as practical and effective as drone cameras. Besides discussing the uses of drones in India in the travel and tourism sector, I am going to discuss the extensive application of … Read More
My obsession with mountains and the lifestyle of its people intrigued me to take on some of the most popular Himalayan treks in India. First, it was Sandakphu, and then the picturesque Kashmir Great Lakes Trek. Just like me, my … Read More
Tonglu is a blissful hamlet in North Bengal, located at an elevation of 9600 feet. It is one of the highest peaks of the Singalila Range. Besides being a popular village in the Eastern Himalayas from where you can get … Read More
Gorkhey is a little-known village and a hidden gem for nature lovers in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal. Situated at at altitude of 7,700 ft., it is a part of extended Sandakphu trek. Other than trekking, there’s no motorable … Read More
Nested among the crowds of tall pines at an elevation of 8550 feet, Dhotrey is a beautiful hamlet in the Darjeeling district. It is a part of the Singalila National Park buffer zone, and the first destination for trekking to … Read More
The Singalila National Park is a reserve forest that hosts some of the most exotic and rarest Himalayan flora and fauna. Nested between West Bengal, Sikkim, and Nepal at an elevation spanning between 7,900 ft. and 12,000 ft., it entrances … Read More