Beginner's trekking Q and A with @advcs.anubha.
Next easy trek : Chandrashila : Sept 30- Oct 6
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Everest base camp ( March 19- April 1 )
Everest base camp ( March 19- April 1 )
6 reasons you should do this EBC trek
Drop your email or say “18500 feet” in the comments for detailed itinerary:)
1. We will be covering not just Everest base camp but also Amadablam base camp , a mountain that has catching attention of mountaineers since a decade .
2. We will be flying to the world’s most dangerous airport : Lukla
3. We will have some amazing sunsets and sunrises that will leave you in awe through out the trek
4. We will be also partying after our trek in Kathmandu
5. We will also cover a few spots and one of the world’s tallest Bungee if you can fly couple of days earlier
6. And the best part ofcourse is to see Mt. Everest ( 8848M ) close up from kalapathar ( 5644M , 18500 feet)
Drop your email or say “18500 feet” in the comments for detailed itinerary:)
🏖️ Andamans group trip 🏖️( Jan 22-27 )
Slots left : 5
Drop email or say “Lets dive” in the comments for a detailed itinerary :)
🏖️ If YOU want to feeeeelll the ocean breeze, soak in the sun, eat, drink, swim and basically ‘jhhhuuuss chhiiill’ then this is it...!! Trust me when I say this, this is one of those trips that you reaaaalllyyyy want to look forward too 🤩 🏖️
🏖️ If YOU are a water baby then toh this is your playground...!! If you are up for it we can go for snorkeling aaaannnddd ofcourse Scuba diving (I would hiiighly recommend it) This place has such pretty corals and aqua blue waters. If you are lucky you may swim with a turtle 🐢: too... eeeeee 🧡 😁
🏖️ Imaaaaagggiiine you get to witness magical sunrises and sunsets for a week!! (Siiiggghhh 😍😍) The colours will leave u in an awe... Make sure u have your cameras handy throughout this trip!! If you are into photography, this place wont disappoint you at all!! You will find pretty spots everywhere!!
(last trip; we saw the sunrise, sunset aaannndd a sunrise n theeeeen caught on to some sleep...🧡 😁 Imaaagine what fun that would be !!)
🏖️ Hire scooters , drive around the havelock island, stop for some fresh nariyal paani on the way, oh..oh.. we can go beach hopping today aaannnddd maybe pack some local snacks and pastries too 🤩
🏖️ Have you ever kayaked under the moon??
It’s an experience that will be cherished for a looong time .one of the batches witnessed blue bio luminance too !! It was a maaagggiiiccall sight!!!
🏖️ Sea food lovers... You guys will get some more laaaooov here . The food is soooo good!! One of the best butter garlic calamaris:squid: evaaa (oohh hooo... Slurrpp sluurrpp 😋😋
🏖️ Non stop chukkles, long walks on the beach, laze around seeing sun sets🏖🌅 , chilling at the shacks, dips in the pools and swimming in the open oceans, game nights and talkathons!!
Drop email or say “Lets dive
Tadaaaa . The new schedule is up , you amazing people. Let's do this 😃
What future will YOU choose?
“Dear COVID-19..."
Sound on 🔈for the human response to the "Letter from COVID-19 to Humankind," a viral video from the perspective of the virus that has changed everything in a very short period of time.
Today we stand at a crossroads. The choices we make in this moment will shape the path that we walk tomorrow. We are each authors in the next chapter of our collective story.
What future will YOU choose?
Video by @sealegacy @global_wildlife_conservation in association with @intersectionalenvironmentalist. Narrated by Green Girl Leah
How long do you think, you will take to pass this portion ?
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Fikar not , it’s all in the head 🧗♂️
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located on the Zwieselalm in the DachsteinWest region, this hike begins at a point that is already 700 metres above the ground, so climbers need a strong head for heights.
How did I start trekking ? Part 1
Hey all,
Here is me being transparent about so many things that I never spoke about before online.
How would I never know that you know me a little bit better now?
so drop a comment on whatever that comes to your mind after seeing these 2 videos. I would love to hear from you guys :)
Part 1 timestamps :
⦿ How did I start trekking?
⦿ What was your turning Point ? 6:50
⦿ How to become a certified mountain guide ? 8 :00
#oneintheorangejacket
The night that I almost got Enganged
The night that I almost got Enganged
5 pm ,Aug 17 : Jharkent, Kazakshtan : I now knew how to read restaurant ,hotel and motel in Russian. We ( me , Yair and his Girlfriend ) reached the reception of a small peaceful motel, The friend of receptionist was an insanely gorgeous women . We thought she was getting ready to head to a party.
8 pm : We went out to a mosque nearby , the only thing to see in this unlit small town and came back around 8pm. The pretty lady was still there and she walked us to the nearby supermarket which also had an adjoining restaurant behind it. I love these setups, you have an ample of choice : from the restaurant and from the supermarket.
After few failed attempts to order what we want , the owner , an old lady took us to kitchen and we actually saw what was made and placed the order. We ordered Kompot and chicken Russian.
There was a little kid who was probably looking for someone to play with. We , jobless and bored, started playing with the kid . He was the grandson of the hotel owner. Once our food was served , we of course forgot about the kid and went for the plates.
The kid walked towards us, sat beside me and held my hand and started calling me papa . He was probably only 2 years old so I acted along . The hotel owner sat with us, explained us each dish and had so much to ask about india.
9 15 pm : With the little Russian we knew, we thanked the super generous restaurant owner and walked out playing with the kid again. My friend from Israel ,was trying to hold a conversation with the lady .
he was trying to keep me also in the loop by translating it to me. And then he said the most shocking request I heard in weeks :
“ Bro, she thinks you will be a good father for her daughter’s 2 year old . she thinks you and her daughter should get married. I don’t think they are joking too “
9 17 pm : For about 5 seconds , me and 2 year old’s mom intriguingly stared at each other before we gave each other an obligatory smile . She
If you have never trekked and is looking out for a beginners trek . This one ( Jan 4-10) is for you. Drop me your Email ID to check out the itinerary .
I have done Deoriatal- Chandrashila trek 19 times now. It still remains one of my favourite treks and here is why you should also do it ?
⚫ We will be trekking through the Jungle route from Deoriatal to Chopta, a 12 km trek through dense jungle, streams and trails straight out a storybook.
⚫ It has such a variety of wildlife and bird life that everyday one can spot at least 10 new species that they haven't seen before .
⚫ At Deoriatal , we will be having the amazing backdrop of Mt.Chaukamba and its reflection on the lake
⚫ There is also a surprise event planned for you here. People who have been with me before. Please don’t reveal it here .
⚫ We will be going to the village school in sari to teach for an hour. You can bring books, pens , pencils and other items to donate once we are finished. I have been doing it for last 3 years without a fail.
⚫ As its winter , we will have amazing starlight sky. If you are a photographer , Dont forget your Tripod.
⚫ As we approach the summit, at around 10000 feet , we will start our trek through snow till the summit. One can even see , the tallest mountain independently in India- Mt. Nanda devi among the 360 degree view of the middle himalayas.
⚫ The rhododendrons , Splashes of crimson against pure white snow..turning a bashful pink as you climb higher and finally transforming into the purest white to meld into the snow itself.
⚫ If we are lucky , we will be able to slide down through snow at certain point. ( conditional )
⚫Dates : Jan 4-10
⚫Grade : Easy
⚫Drop me your Email ID to check out the itinerary .
If you have trekked with me to Deoriatal_ Chandrashila, It would be super awesome if you could tag this to the people you think should do this trek . Cheers
These days most trips/treks consists of people coming with me who have never travelled with me before. Most trippers are people who like the trips I lead . They usually follow the page , read the posts for about 3 months and then decides to join for a trip/trek.
Most of them usually start talking to me weeks before the trip and when the trip starts we already would have known each other to an extent.
One such girl joined my spiti trip which is going to happen this April 12 to 20. We started talking about how we both loved snow , how mountains kept us calm .We spoke about the wild life Safaris in Masai mara and the mountains of Peru. We spoke about what all we are going to do on the trip together and how I will make her sit at exactly the same point where Alia bhat sat in the movie - Highway ( At key monastery). We spoke about how she had to work on her business even on weekends so that she can afford to take leaves later .
We spoke about how we will dunk others in snow and how we will be the first group to open the route this month to pin valley. She kept reminding that I should give her the front seat else she wont get in the vehicle. She kept saying that she will be one troublesome tripper and I will have a good experience. Infact, we both were looking forward to trouble each other .
A month before I went for a Mountaineering course , we decided we won't keep talking about the trip until 2 days before the trip , else we will loose the spark of it.
I came back to network on 26th of March after 5th of March, and texted her. It took 3 days to realize that I have spoken to everyone coming for the spiti trip ,except her. I called her and to my surprise ,an elder man answered the phone .It was her father's assistant.
I introduced myself and when I asked for her he said : "Beta, wo toh gusar gayi .If you want I can ask her father to call you. "
Words couldn't make it out as sound for few seconds and I cut the call , thanking him.
I haven't met her yet, bu
What did you buy with your first salary ?
I bought a Quechua daypack back in 2012 for almost half of my salary back then, I was amazed by all the small things it had to offer - a water bladder, whistle , inbuilt water proofing. That's how I got introduced to Decathlon.
I still have that backpack with me to date and yesterday, 6 years after my first bag, I was in decathlon giving a workshop on high altitude trekking.
Initially very few showed up and there were only 7 people out of which 2 were decathlon staff and one was Minhaz Ahmed. :D . If I had taken myself too seriously, I wouldn’t have started the workshop for 4 people . But then that's what we did. I started and it ended up becoming a great event for over 50 people attending it.
It was amazing and I was spellbound by the response of the people who attended it.Most of them are already making plans to join my treks, One of them wants to make a documentary on me and Yesterday was the first time a stranger recognized me for my brand.
She asked- “ Aren’t you the one in the orange jacket? “
I was humbled by the question and had no clue how to react than smiling at her like a child.
More workshops to come and see you all in the mountains.
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