Trekking in the Indian Himalayas: Part 4
Part 4 of Cindy Paynes trek through the Indian Himalayas, read on for the trek starting at Tapovan with morning yoga and meeting a baba
Part 4 of Cindy Paynes trek through the Indian Himalayas, read on for the trek starting at Tapovan with morning yoga and meeting a baba
There is no getting around it; mountaineering in the Himalayas requires an enormous amount of stamina and planning. The acsent from Gangotri to Tapovan proved this to be true.
Cindy Payne continues her trek through the Indian Himalayas with an arduous drive to Gangotri.
Yearning to explore the majestic Himalayas’ lofty peaks, vast glaciers and thundering rivers – renowned for their sheer beauty, ruggedness and spiritual serenity? Then forget about touristy and crowded Nepal and set your sights on northern India.
If you have ever undergone a trek before, you know that the better prepared you are, the more successful you are likely to be.
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Spending time outdoors isn’t anything new, but as the world has dramatically changed over the past year it seems that more of us are spending our free time on long, challenging hikes. Many of us are currently only allowed outside once a day for exercise – so it makes sense to take full advantage of this and make the most of our time outdoors. For many people, enjoying longer and more challenging walks has led to a keen interest in hiking. Not only are long walks good for our physical health but being among nature and spending time walking in the great outdoors can work wonders for our mental health, helping to boost creativity, relieve stress and even make us happier. When frequent travel becomes possible once again, how can we incorporate our new love of hiking into our future travels?
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