Sikkim has always been a special interest to a section of travellers all around the globe. Sikkim is still a little known Himalayan Kingdom, isn’t it? Whether to get a closer look at the big Himalayan mountains or to taste the core nature of Sikkim, you will probably plan a:
In this series you will get information on how to reach various trek bases and important transport hubs in the Himalayas. Also we will provide private and public transport mode, if available.
DON’T avoid or postpone your upcoming trek plan because of Period woes: Oftentimes, we have seen women undecided about their trekking plans if their period dates are coinciding. There are several myths such as, is it safe or hygienic enough to go on a trek during periods which leads women
Sankri village is the trek base of popular trails like Kedarkantha or Har Ki Dun trek. It is also starting point of treks like Bali Pass, Borasu Pass, Phulara Ridge and some other. Nowadays Sankri is growing as a popular hill destination too. You will get direct busses from Dehradun
Indian state of Sikkim has some regulations and accompanied restrictions with respect to travelling and trekking within the state. You need to obtain certain permits, depending on your: Area/places of visit Nationality Here we will elaborate about the different permits and any fees required by the administration/authority. Also we hope
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
Battery hacks to save your camera or mobile battery charge during treks in cold conditions Have you faced an instance, when you want to capture moments of a trek in the Himalayas, but you have a dead battery? Or you are going for your first Himalayan trek? Following few DO’s