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Rated : 3.0
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The only problem I face with such rafting expedition is that the instructors and leaders are always in a hurry because it gets crowded more as its teh season. The instructor will hastily give you all the do’s and don'ts and then you have to manage. Being a first-timer, I was really scared and nervous and this hurried way of training made me more nervous. Although I did not face any mishap or did not struggle during the entire ride, totally loved the experience. I just think this is something which every operator can improve because god forbid, if we get into a situation, we must know how exactly to handle it
Rated : 3.0
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Loved the trip!! Local guide Anuj who was very young but knew all about the place. He helped us a lot during our stay at the homestay. Great traditional dinner was served during night. Just one issue I want to report is that the quality of washrooms could be better. Otherwise a fantastic trip with a lot of adventure promised!
Rated : 3.0
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Always check for the weather forecast beforehand, I am not sure if the Team or the guide from Thrillophilia really checked the weather forecast but we had a hard time tackling the pre-monsoon showers at such an altitude and we were stuck at a point where there was no shelter and the next base was still half a day walk.
Rated : 3.0
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The food was simple Dal rice at the camp but was tasty, when I went for the second round of serving the helpers informed that the food is over which made me crave for it more the entire time. apart from that all good.
Rated : 3.0
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I went with my family and it is advisable to not let senior members of the family do this jump if they are not brave at the heart. But, the team had good safety measure on the site and there was no issue after seeing that.
Rated : 3.0
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I have stayed in camps enough to rate my experience as 3.5 on a 5 pointer scale here. Loved the views of being surrounded by green hills that is marked by the mighty river the Ganges, but being a vegetarian I had to compromise on food options as the number of Non-veg eaters was comparatively high.
Rated : 3.0
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We were a group of 10 people and campsite was quite big. The place was very close to nature, you will find Oaks, Rhododendron Alp trees on one side and a gorgeous river on another. Kasol camps felt like a place where you can stay for months. We had quite a lot as luggage so we asked if the caretaker can help us in unloading those to which he said nothing. I couldn't decipher his silence so i did it myself, that was the only disappointment otherwise we had an amazing time living by the river, eating locally cooked food and wandering aimlessly.
Rated : 3.0
The trek was good. This was interesting, long, and tiring. However, that did not stop me from enjoying the trek. Yes, the trek seemed quite expensive too, but it was an investment on memories. So it was totally worth it in my honest opinion.
Rated : 3.0
Lovely landscapes, lush green vegetation, mighty Himalayan mountains, straight trekking trails and flat camping sites are the major attraction of spiti valley trek. On two weeks of trekking trip was amazing. On the eight day we reached Pin Parvati and it was an unforgettable journey.
Rated : 3.0
I loved to spend some time at this Khirganga, one of the popular hindu sacred place popular for Lord Shiva temple. There is a hot water spring where you can take bath. Spiti Valley looks gorgeous and while travelling you will spot beautiful alpine jungle also.
Rated : 3.0
Nice but long trek, almost two weeks of trekking was conducted on the moderate trails of Spiti Valley and himalayan mountains. Camping was good too, but not all camping sites were good enough to fix your tents and spent overnights.
Rated : 3.0
We followed a long itinerary and had our camping sites at Kullu, Banseri village, Rudranath, Khirganaga,Thunda Bhuz, Thakurkuan, Pin Parvati Pass, Mich Kurang, Kaza then finally Manali. At Pin Parvati Pass we trekked on spiti valley, which was a moderate hike. Spent some beautiful moments there.
Rated : 3.0
Had some trouble getting into paragliding. As the agent didn't pre-arrange it. But fortunately, my didn't get wasted. All thanks to the agent for arranging everything in the last minute. The experience was good. The fly was shorter than I ever expected. But it’s once in a lifetime experience for all!
Rated : 3.0
Rooms are pretty decent, got all the amenities. We went to homestay without knowing or reviewing it, initial feeling was like "wow!" (On seeing the main bungalow). Food is average. Little far from Chikmagalur attractions.
Rated : 3.0
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apart from a bit of confusion.. the trip was nice. location was beautiful
Rated : 3.0
I think the vendor sub hired someone else to do the job. A 19 yr old college student came to shoot our pics and he was somewhat inexperienced. The time of Photoshoot isn't accurate, we got 4 hours only, not 8 hours. We wanted sunset or sunrise slots but we couldn't get it. Rest everything was good. The photos were fine. Worth the money anyway.
Rated : 3.0
Was a decent experience but not great. Many of things mentioned in the package were missed (like cliff jumping, trekking etc). Staff members were really good except the main admin their who was a bit rude.
Rated : 3.0
There are many complex points where hiking is not easy. Your stamina plays a crucial role in trekking on such stiff trails. But the good thing is that beautiful and panoramic views will keep you going. The grounds are flat at intermediate points so fixing tents won't be an issue.
Rated : 3.0
You spend the rest of the day trekking through various routes, glimpsing various beautiful sceneries and on the The locatio of Bara Bangal trek is such that it lies amid the kullu valley surrounded by dense forests of alpine, oak woods and cedar trees. The place got its name from the Bara Bangal lake is located at cosiderable height from where you can spot magnificient mountains peaks, kangra valley and cool glaciers.
Rated : 3.0
Starting the journey from Amanli and crossing major locations including indrasan, Bara singh glacier, Luma Dugh, thanpri Tibba and Rujali Tach. We reached our destination i.e. Bara Bangal trekking point. it was a long eleven days trip and unless are patience person and strong enough, i will not recommend this adventure to you. Bara Bangel trek will test your stamina so bettter be prepared.
Rated : 3.0
Explore the panoramic views of the mighty peaks and spot the opir panjal, dhaludar ranges from the summit point. One can also explore the dense vegetation of alpine trees, oak and green meadows. Long two weeks trekking is for people with some know how of trekking. Beginners need more trekking guidance before embarking on the trek.
Rated : 3.0
I loved to visit Yambong singalila. It offers most panoramic sightseeing experience of Khangchendzonga, Mt. Pandim, Singalia Trek, Dzongri and its surrounded ranges.Yambong is also known for its cultural fusion which is visible clearly.
Rated : 3.0
It is recommended to stay healthy and fit for a trek like this. You might think that it is easy but for the beginners it is not. The stays were good and the weather was clear. But the physical exhaustion was too much. I wish I had my young lungs then.
Rated : 3.0
They say that the journey is sweeter than the destination, but I was proved wrong as I took a hike to the Lake of Dodital in Uttarakhand. Passing through the hallowed doors of Haridwar from where my husband and I boarded a bus to the said destination. Once we reached the verdant slopes greeted us warmly. The intermitent specks of villages actually complimented our Dodital Trek in Uttarakhand. The paramount stillness of the lake, the slopes kissing the clouds at dizzying heights were marvels to watch. And this being my first time, it was quite an easy trek for me.
Rated : 3.0
Nice atmosphere. Nice people. Blue sky and green forests are what you need for a holiday but do not ruin it with a bad choice of accommodation. The trek was quite normal and moderately challenging. Good for couples and families.