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Rhik works as a new route explorer, photographer and trek coordinator for HT. He completed his BMC from HMI and AMC from NIM.

Maenam La & Bhaleydhunga Trek – Do It Yourself (DIY) trek

  • December 28, 2021 December 28, 2021
  • Rhik
  • Independent Trek Blogs
  • day hikes in sikkim, short hike in sikkim, trekking trails in sikkim
maenam-bhaleydhunga-trek

Overview: If you’re looking for a day hike / weekend trek and at the same time challenging, this short trek to the ridge top above the popular tourist destination Ravangla will absolutely delight you. Ravangla itself offers a grand view of the whole Kanchendzonga massif. From the top of the

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Hot springs of Himalayas – A future source of self sustaining clean energy?

  • October 26, 2019 October 26, 2019
  • Rhik
  • Environment
energey-from-hot-springs-in-himalayas

HOT SPRINGS OF THE HIMALAYAS – Inexhaustible Source of Geo Thermal Energy – Still Largely Untapped The hot springs of the Himalaya are located in the zones of deep faults that define tectonic boundaries between the Himalayan province and mainland Asia ( Indus – Tsangpo Suture, I-TS), between the Great

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HIMALAYAS: The Water Reservoir of the (Indian) Subcontinent

  • September 21, 2019 September 21, 2019
  • Rhik
  • Environment
himalayas-water-reservoir-of-the-indian-subcontinent

Himalayas, the 2400 Km long and 250-300 Km wide mountain barrier separates the Indian subcontinent from the mainland Asia. This insuperable barrier stops the cloud from going North and is responsible for the peculiar Monsoon cycle of the subcontinent. However, in today’s discussion we are not going to take that

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5 alternates tips for packing lightweight during a trek

  • June 20, 2019 June 20, 2019
  • Rhik
  • Travel Tips
  • tips for packing light on a trek
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Don’t let your heavy rucksack spoil the fun of your hike – pack LIGHT, trek SMART Whenever you go for a hike, be it a coastal or jungle trek or be on a rigorous high altitude trek, it’s hard to let go of everything and simply enjoy your being in

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