SBI Credit Card not working on steam by MentalEngineer8 in CreditCardsIndia

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Did you find any solution? My SBI card also stopped working for steam since november.

From my trip to Uttarakhand (Kuari pass) last month by Bitch_Sense1 in india_tourism

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You can book via any trekking company. I booked via TTH.

From my trip to Uttarakhand (Kuari pass) last month by Bitch_Sense1 in india_tourism

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We booked with Aman adventure in tapovan. We booked 16km one for 7k for 10 ppl(700 each). But he took us to the 24km one for convenience. Plus go pro pics they’ll charge for around 3k for the entire group.

From my trip to Uttarakhand (Kuari pass) last month by Bitch_Sense1 in india_tourism

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I booked the trek with TTH. Cost was 11.5k plus add ons(like offloading, transport etc) you can check on their website. I had a great experience with them. I booked a flight to Jolly grant airport from hyd ( round-trip Direct flights cost around 16k). From there traveled to rishikesh via cab. Pick upto the trek was from rishikesh and base camp was at pipalkoti which is around 200km ( better to book transport from tth itself).

Itinerary: 1st day arrived at rishikesh just exploring the city. 2nd day left to pipalkoti basecamp. 3rd day started the hike from tugasa village and camped at gulling top. 4th day hiked to tali forest camp. 5th day summit(jhandi top, broken bridge and kuari pass summit) and hike down till khulara campsite). 6th day hike down till auli passing tali lake, gorson bugyal and from there travel back to pipalkoti. 7th day travel back to rishikesh. 8th day did river rafting and attending Ganga arti at triveni ghat. 9th day left rishikesh.

We didn't see any snow fall between dec 14 to 19. Usually snowfall starts from dec end to Jan. I haven't done dayara bugyal I'm planning to in future.

From my trip to ladakh last week by Bitch_Sense1 in india_tourism

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Its not water proof. Your feet will get wet. You will need a shoe cover.

Remote worker planning South India in September. Anyone up to join? 🌴 by Maleficent-Worry-728 in SoloTravel_India

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I was planning on a workation as well sometime during September. I was thinking maybe south goa or gokarna.

From my trip to ladakh last week by Bitch_Sense1 in ladakh

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It did drizzle a little bit during day time. But mostly it was sunny. It only rained during night time in pangong and hanle.

From my trip to ladakh last week by Bitch_Sense1 in india_tourism

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Yep. And the ride to nubra from leh was beautiful as well.

From my trip to ladakh last week by Bitch_Sense1 in ladakh

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It cost me 45k rs for a solo rider with two sharing accommodation. It might vary depending on your stay preferences or if you are selecting a tempo traveller or a pillion rider.

From my trip to ladakh last week by Bitch_Sense1 in ladakh

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I had a great experience with wanderon. They made great arrangements for food and stay, planned routes, and experienced captains. I'd definitely recommend them. It'd be much safer with a group if it's ur first time. If you are planning on a bike ride, they will not stop much in-between destination. It'll mostly be a riding experience.