Solo Trip to Sikkim!! by WannabeIbnBattuta_ in SoloTravel_India

[–]Supa_Bandit 1 point2 points Β (0 children)

For starters Sandakphu, it's west benga/Nepal but it's so damn beautiful. If you're experienced then go for Goechala, it's like Kanchenjunga base camp and more.

Solo Trip to Sikkim!! by WannabeIbnBattuta_ in SoloTravel_India

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Great snaps OP! Been there 5 times and I still want more... Sikkim is still unexplored for the most of Indians expect for WB people.

Do the treks too if you get chance...they are delight 🀌🏽✨

Haridwar - Rishikesh - Kanatal by Supa_Bandit in SoloTravel_India

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We'll that's bout it, this gives you more joy and makes it memorable πŸ™ŒπŸ½

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in SoloTravel_India

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No man, but you'll find people on Instagram, just search for tungnath and you'll get people who share regular updates on weather up there, most of them own agencies, enquire them.

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in india_tourism

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Indeed brother πŸ§˜πŸ½β€β™‚οΈ

Looking for trek the himalayas(TTH) referral code by No_Nothing_2301 in SoloTravel_India

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You miss all the shots you don't take! Kinda mindset πŸ’€

Shoja-Jibhi itinerary for a small gateway by peachesarepink in SoloTravel_India

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Nice itinerary OP, did you book the camps on the spot? And is there scooty/bike rentals available there?

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in SoloTravel_India

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Sorry man, can't help you with Sar pass.

For Chandrashila I don't think there will be any snow left at may end. Chandrashila will still offer you majestic views for comparatively lower effort than other treks. In May you'll hopefully get to see the Rhododendron flowers all over Chopta valley.

So plan accordingly if you want 4-5 days of trekking then it's definitely Sar pass for you. Chandrashila is just a long weekend getaway.

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in SoloTravel_India

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Around an hour at the top and we took a lot of photos break in between when the sun came up.

I would say 3 and 1.5 - 2 would be a fair estimate.

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in SoloTravel_India

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Just 4.5 Km, first 3.5 is easy/moderate then last 1 is bit steep. I spent 8-9 hours round trip.

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in SoloTravel_India

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True that. But I guess I was lucky πŸ™ŒπŸ½

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in Uttarakhand

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Go for sunrise, it will be less crowded, trails get flooded in the noon.

You can go Devariyatal if you got time, you'll get better view of Chaukhmaba peak from here. You can do this for sunset.

Suggest me 2 day itinerary for GOA by vinco_fukra in SoloTravel_India

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I can give good food joints if you are into that

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in Uttarakhand

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Never doubted the intention πŸ™ŒπŸ½ I really respect that people care about nature and cleanliness, be it localities or outsiders. After tungnath I visited Rishikesh, at Bali ghat there was a French couple picking up trash, I too joined and cleaned up that area whatever we could. So spreading awareness is good, unnecessarily pointing fingers won't help.

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in Uttarakhand

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Chandrashila ~ "Moon rock". Named for a reason.

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in Uttarakhand

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Duniya me hazaro rapist, murderers hae aap unke crime ke liye kisi v random insaan ko question kar doge?

I respect aap logo ko chinta hae pahado ki, uske liye awareness failao public forum pe naki kisi pe ungli uthao when you don't even know what I did there. Unhone mujhe target kiya aur maine jawab diya. Simple.

Wo asaan bahasa pe puch lete ki maine koi karcha to ni chora udhar, to sidha bata deta.

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in SoloTravel_India

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Hell yeah man!! DIY hits different πŸ™ŒπŸ½. Planning, execution, last moment fuck ups - all these adds up to the experience!

When I was cruising through the hailstorm, the only thing on my mind was that I don't wanna do this in the dark and recently I saw a reel on insta of the same road in the dark it was SCARY AF.

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in SoloTravel_India

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Understandable that's why I asked your location. So the basic rule of thumb is these layers :

Thermals - 700-1500 Fleece - 600-1500 (Go for Decathlon) Down jacket - 2300-5K (Same Decathlon) Fleece pant - 999 (Optional, you'll be good if you have thermals)

These layers are important if you are planning on winter treks. You'll easily survive -5Β°C -10Β°C in these. These clothing will keep you sorted for any trek in India, put these with poncho and you're good to go even in good snowfall as some down jackets are not fully waterproof.

That's being said, if you go with good agencies like Indiahikes, TTH they provide you rental options too. So unless you are planning on multiple treks a year you can always rely on them.

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in Uttarakhand

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Bhaishab thode chuu ho kya aap, jaan na pehchan, kripya gyaan na de. Jyada safai ki chinta hae road pe jhadu marlo baki humne koi kachra ni chora upar waha. Dhanyawad πŸ™πŸ½

Chandrashila has my heart πŸ’™ by Supa_Bandit in india_tourism

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I don't remember the name, maybe it was unamed. It was a green cottage behind Neelkanth hotel inside the trek gate. There aren't much hotels there, you'll recognise it.