Month: March 2017

The Best Of Kasol And Kullu

Originally posted on TheNoticeable:
Kasol or also known as mini Israel is a village in Himachal Pradesh, northern India. It is situated in Parvati Valley, on the banks of the Parvati River, on the way between Bhuntar to Manikaran. When you will reach there you’ll mostly see Israelis, German bakeries, and shops whose names are…

Himachal Pradesh, India: The Land of the Gods

Originally posted on Food Tours India:
Our 11 day journey began in Delhi and continued on to the lap of the Himalayas, Shimla. From here the terrain continued to change vastly each day; it began as emerald green pine covered hills and developed into rocky valleys. http://adventuresofashleigh.blogspot.in/2014/09/dev-bhumi-land-of-gods-himalayas.html #india #himalayas #mountains

Shaggy Goes To The Mountains

Originally posted on O Shaggy Re:
After a lot of pleading and begging, my parents finally agreed to let me go on a solo trip to The Himalayas. The best birthday gift. I was off to heavens and was as happy as the pig in the shit. I decided not to go to the common…

Five days to spend in Himachal Pradesh

Originally posted on Himachal-tours:
With hill stations where you can trek and spiritual places where you can do meditation for hours, Himachal Pradesh is beyond an Island country. Its fierce, yet charming wildlife draws travelers all around the world. So visit its huge tea gardens. The scenery is so different, that 5 days in Himachal…

Memoirs of a solo trip to Kinnaur & Spiti, Himachal Pradesh

Originally posted on karanved:
? ? I am guilty of being stuck in a mundane 9-5 corporate job trying to convince myself that this is what I am going to do for the rest of my life, somewhere inside me I always knew that I am not cut our for the ‘regular’ life that everyone…

Garhwal Diary: Mahasu Devta Temple of Hanol

Originally posted on bNomadic:
The rugged and mountainous expanse between the Satluj and Yamuna Rivers in the western Himalayas, irrespective of the administrative boundaries of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, has broadly been occupied by heterogeneous group of people; some of whom are native to the land and the others who settled here under various socio-economic…

Back-Pack-Go!: Parvati Valley, Himachal Pradesh

Originally posted on Cartoon Heart:
It’s been a couple of days now since I’ve returned home from what I can easily refer to as one of the best adventures of my life (it’s completely different that I barely ever have any adventures and so even the smallest adventure becomes the largest by default), and nearly…

Grahan village, Himachal Pradesh

Originally posted on thegokulblog:
Grahan village is situated in kullu district of Himachal pradesh state of India. Its a 8km trek from kasol to  Grahan village. lets take a photo journey first 🙂The start: ? Mid Way: ? ? ? ? ? ? Grahan village: ? ? It was a calm,early august morning and was…

Haseen Vaadiyan (The sight of Upper Himachal)

Originally posted on @apekshabharota:
Well! ?I’ve been thinking a lot what my next blog should be about. For ?very long nothing could strike my mind, I definitely wanted my second blog to be better than the previous so couldn’t take any chance to choose any randoms. All thanks to my ? roomie for her inquisitiveness…

From the Land of Lamas

Originally posted on An Armchair Perfectionist:
The trip is done. The bags are unpacked. I left something behind though and that was a good chunk of my heart. Those twelve days managed to grasp a firm hold on my little pacing heart and insisted that just like I got a token of my travels back…

Five Awesome Weekend Treks in Himachal Pradesh

Originally posted on Daily Passenger Travel Blog:
Gigantic mountains, glorious landscapes and the feeling of the ultimate adrenaline rush, trekking in Himachal Pradesh is part of everybody’s bucket list. The upper Himalayas present you with the most beautiful views, no matter what time of the month it is. It the idea of your weekend is…

“My Mountain Story”

Originally posted on Astha Singh:
​ Year 2013, it was my very first trekking experience, and yes an unforgettable one too. It wasn’t the trek, or the adventure sports we played that was distinctive, but the beauty of Himachal Pradesh. The air around is totally magical and hence it made our trek more adventurous. The…

Renuka Ji…. Faith and Beauty together…..

Originally posted on Travel Stories from India:
Renuka Ji is a place in Sirmaur District of Himachal Pradesh. It is about 390 kms from Delhi. The place has one of the largest lakes in Entire Himachal. Renukaji was name of Mother of Lord Parasuram. She was the wife of Rishi Jamdagni. It is also the…

Languages Spoken in Himachal Pradesh

Originally posted on Mysterious Himachal:
One of the most beautiful states of Himachal Pradesh is also known for diverse languages of Himachal Pradesh. As far as the languages of Himachal Pradesh are concerned, the state hold a good command on national language Hindi and Hindi is the state language of the state. However, locales of…

Places to visit in Himachal Pradesh

kaaralines Prashar Lake lies 49 km north of Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, India, with a three storied pagoda-like temple dedicated to the sage Prashar. The lake is located at a height of 2730 m above sea level. With deep blue waters, the lake is held sacred to the sage Prashar and he is regarded to have meditated…

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The Palace of the Millionaire: Hearst Castle

Originally posted on Under Western Skies:
One of life’s great pleasures (for those of us whose wealth IS limited) is imagining what we’d do if we actually had inexhaustible wealth. Clearly, one of the first things to do (once your turn comes) is build one or more palaces of staggering grandeur. There’s a proud tradition…

How to be a BOSS (2 min read)

Originally posted on Millionaire's Digest:
Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: M. Davis Founder & Owner of: Clear Dope Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Successful Living Writer 1. Give value. 2. See yourself as the leader. 3. Work on yourself. 4. Go after your goals. 5. Do what you want. 6. Ignore bullshit. 7. Lift weights. 8. Set…

Snow and Sand

Originally posted on Walking with Aki:
We’re visiting the Treadwell ruins, which today, at low tide, offers Aki a chance to run full out on wet sand and porpoise over paths covered with deep snow. After doing her business and checking the pee mail, the little dog links together a series of leaps that propel…

Backpacking in The Tetons

Originally posted on all other priorities rescinded:
The highlight of our Wyoming trip was heading out into the “backcountry” of the Tetons, which is VERY different from, say, the backcountry of Denali. In the Tetons, there are visible trails and all sorts of signs that provide such important information as how many miles it is to the next checkpoint…

The Ultimate Packing Guide for Backpacking Europe

The best way to travel Europe is with only one carry-on sized bag. Budget flights that don’t include a checked bag, buses and trains without luggage racks, uneven cobblestone streets, fourth floor hotel rooms without a lift, and tiny taxis with no extra room all create an environment that is not very luggage friendly. If…

This Solitude will Soon Pass Away

Originally posted on the Ordinary Hiker:
? Solitude has a Season Winter hiking, even on a sunny day, usually is a solitary event. Few people enjoy its solitude with me on the trails. I’m scouting out new trails to add to my circuit. This lakeshore trail has some promise. I was immediately greeted by a…

The 10 Types of People You Meet in Hostels

Article Source: travellingtheworldsolo.com TRAVELLING THE WORLD SOLO Anyone who has stayed in at least a handful of different hostels will surely have noticed that there are a few common archetypes that seem to pop up time and time again within such a setting. From the token dude travelling with his acoustic guitar to the person whose…

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Backpacking Europe | The Budget: Part 1

Article Source: anchoredadventureblog.com Anchored Adventure Blog Biking is not only cost-effective, but it’s a great way to work off all the delicious food you eat on a trip. It’s all fun and games….until you run out of money. Don’t be that person.  So unless you’ve discovered how to make money grow on trees, it is…

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What I learnt whilst backpacking

Originally posted on Face Camera Action:
If you throw out the idea that your thinking about going backpacking, people will instantly start taking the piss and asking questions such as ‘What? Are you going to find yourself or something?’ and ‘How are YOU going to manage that?!’but what these people didn’t realise is that their…

Dry summer

Originally posted on Our Rumbling Ocean:
It has been a dry start to 2017. We are in the midst of our summer and the rain is staying away. I am lucky because I planned a garden based on succulents, so I do not have to water in any case, but even the poor succulents are…

Outfit | Summer Night

Hii my beauties 💋 💋 !! Today I will share with you guys my OOTD from Saturday Night, I feel like I haven’t done an OOTD post since long, so it was the perfect time to do so. I went some something really fresh and casual, because it’s summer around here (and it gets really hot).…

Summer Daze

Originally posted on The writer's blogk:
I feel the sunshine on my face through emerald branches like delicate spider-web lace I feel the warm and soothing rays of those dreamy summer days I wish I could go back to that place…. ©?Kait King, 2015

My Summers’ night.

Originally posted on "Ananya, The Verbal Seduction." :
You’re like my summers’ night. Soaked naturally in darkest of darkness. Yet, decorated with the brightest of lights. Staring at me, teaching the divinity of calmness. Picture Credits. verbal.seduction Any secret message for me? -Ananya, The Verbal Seduction.

Iceland Adventure: The Golden Circle Tour!

Originally posted on MikeTreks:
Want to know what you’ll see if you book onto the famous Golden Circle Tour in Iceland? Then Check out this Vlog! The first vlog from Iceland is of the tour myself and Connor took through the Golden Circle area of Iceland. This tour included; Geyser Hot Spring Area Gullfoss Waterfall…

Freepaddling in the Ten Thousand Island: Part Two

Originally posted on Wind Against Current:
By Johna Till Johnson The “Everything Tree” on Panther Key In the bright light of full morning, I sat down to make coffee and breakfast… and had a rude shock. The Jetboil, which had worked perfectly well last night (and in pre-trip tests), now would no longer start. This…

5by20: How Coca-Cola is Empowering Women around the World

Author’s note: I received products from Coca-Cola’s 5by20 program; however, all thoughts and opinions expressed are my own. You know how much I love to share amazing gifts that give back and … Article Source: 5by20: How Coca-Cola is Empowering Women around the World