Adventurous Indian/Australian solo female travel blog
India has plenty of treks. There are many mountain ranges where locals flock over the weekends and holidays to scale each mountain. Most of them are multiple day treks.
The mighty Himalayas is a paradise for every trekker. Similarly, I crave to visit the Himalayas as often as I can. And in that quest to be in the Himalayas, I decided to head to the Brahmatal trek during the winter season. Also Read – In the Himalayas, I have done the 11 days trek … Read more
One of the most spectacular and difficult treks I have done in the Western Ghats is the trek to Kodachadri peak. It is a well known and famous trek and every trekker in Southern India has this mountain on their trekking bucket list. Kodachadri peak is technically a hike than a trek but in India, … Read more
One of the most spectacular and beautiful hikes I have done in the Western Ghats is the hike to the Tadiyanmol peak. The mountain and the views are stunning. This is one mountain that I would love to visit many more times as it is that pretty. Are you new to hiking or trekking? Then … Read more
I have always been fascinated with North East India. Meghalaya was one place that I surely wanted to visit and when I saw that there was a 4 days trekking expedition in Meghalaya, I just jumped on the opportunity. What better way to travel than to mix two of my favourite passions? Trek with travel! … Read more
Over the years, I have been constantly asked about how one can start hiking or trekking. There are many who want to start somewhere and get into hiking and/ or trekking but do not know where to start. Having trekked in the Himalayas and done the Everest Base Camp, I thought I should pen down … Read more
Imagine having hot dinner sitting on a bench at the top of a mountain, with a full moon and you have the views of the snow capped mountains! That is the view that I got while trekking the Saurkundi Pass. The 11 days trek across the Saurkundi Pass will always be special to me as … Read more
One of the first initial treks that I did in the Western Ghats was the Kudremukha trek. Kudremukha (in Kannada), also known as Kudremukh, is one of the very famous mountains in the Western Ghat mountain ranges. Trekking in Kudremukha is definitely close to my heart because of its lush green mountains and also because … Read more
This was my second time to Kumara Parvatha. I had hiked this mountain (maybe) around 10 years ago. I vaguely remembered the hike which I had done back then. So I decided to hike again – after all how hard can it be? I am a person who has hiked to Everest Base Camp you … Read more
The Kotagiri trek that I had planned to do over the weekend was canceled due to not having the minimum required participants. Supposedly, the cancellation of hikes or treks due to not having many participants is quite common in Bangalore. So, I decided to call the Bangalore Mountaineering Club (BMC) just a day before the … Read more
Zor se bolo Jai Mata Di One of my ex-colleagues visits Vaishnodevi every year. As soon as I heard she was planning that year, I immediately asked her if I could join her. I always wanted to visit Vaishnodevi as I had heard so much about it. We divided our planning, she took over the … Read more
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