A not so known waterfall – Koosalli Falls, is a beautiful place to visit on a weekend if you are from Bangalore. An overnight journey in Dakshina Kannada, now the […] Read More
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When we speak about week long trek in India, most of us think about the Himalayan treks. There are many treks in the western Ghats and most of them are […] Read More
Day seven of our Goa trek was a long hike. Starting from a village in Anmod in Karnataka state, through the dense rain forest all the way to Tambdi Surla […] Read More
Day 6 of our trek was from Tarsar Lake to Lidderwat via Jadsar lake. Camping at Tarsar Lake for a day is a must if you have plans of trekking at […] Read More
Day six of Goa trek was more of a hike in the forest crossing few streams and dry grassland. Even though this was a Goa trek we were in Karnataka […] Read More
You might have seen meadows during your hiking trail but do you know the most beautiful, scenic, largest and a high altitude meadows is in India. Yes, it is Asia’s […] Read More
Tarsar lake is one of the pristine lakes that you will find in the Himalayas. Spending a day at Tarsar lake and exploring it’s surrounding is worth the stay. The […] Read More
Day five of Goa Trek was the most awaited of all I would say. We had covered more than 12 kilometers of trek covering the very famous Dudhsagar waterfall, tunnels, […] Read More
Day four of Tarsar trek is a gradual climb up the trail from Shekwas to all the way till Tarsar crossing grassland, valley, streams and boulders. The amazing landscape around as […] Read More
Day four of Goa trek from Cansaulim to Dudhsagar camp was of great fun. After spending the whole day on day 3 at Benaulim, Cansaulim beach etc., day 4 was […] Read More
Day three of Goa trek is a long flat 11 kilometers walk starting from Benaulim beach to Cansaulim beach. In between we covered multiple very famous south Goa beaches. This […] Read More
Day three of Tarsar trek is a gradual climb from Lidderwat to Shekwas campsite. You gain about 1600 feet on this day from 9100 feet at Lidderwat to 10700 feet at Shekwas. […] Read More