In Quest of Adventure & Adrenaline.

Well if you want to feel my love for the outdoors then you must first know a little bit about my background, well I come from a Himalayan family. My native place is the Garhwal Division or Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, Since I come from a mountainous background, it is obvious that I have inherited the trekking genes from my forefathers, It may sound hilarious but Trekking for them was not a recreational activity it was needed for their survival.

To be honest, I didn’t fall in love with mountains like others This love was pre-established between me and the Himalayas from the day I was born.

I did trekking with my father for the first time when I was 10 years old, it was a trip to our hometown, and since my hometown is located in a very remote place, vehicles only drop tourists at the last village which is 2 km from my hometown It is far away, so you have to climb about 2 km to reach my hometown, it was a way beautiful experience for me, I still remember that day and the memory is so fresh that even I feel that it happened yesterday. But I wasn’t so lucky because I got only two chances to visit my hometown and after that, I never went to my home town again.

But my actual expeditions and trekking started from the day I turned 20 and you will get to know my stories in my further blogs.

Trekking for me is not just a recreational activity, yeah it’s my passion but I would not say that trekking for me is only centred around these things. For me, trekking is more than this, it’s something that connects your individual consciousness with the universal consciousness. Trekking builds the perfect harmony between the mind the body and nature.
That’s why I also believe that Hiking and happiness go hand in hand.

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