Showing posts with label Fishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fishing. Show all posts

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Angling in Arunachal Pradesh

India is the best place to experience the real adventure. Adventure lovers who come to India for them Arunachal Pradesh brings an unforgettable angling experience that they would remember life long.

Angling in Arunachal Pradesh

Angling in Arunachal Pradesh is one of the most popular sports in the state. Many adventure tourists find angling to be one of the prime attractions of the place. There are two major reasons for the popularity of the sport of angling in Arunachal Pradesh.

Bhoroli, Lohit and Siang rivers of Arunachal Pradesh are famous in the entire country for the angling experience. The main center of angling at Arunachal Pradesh is Pasighat, in particular, the places of Bodak, Yingkiong and Siom. The other places of interest for angling are Bhalukpong and Tezu.

The rugged terrain of the state of Arunachal Pradesh offers a great deal of raw thrill, which is the main interest of the sport. Angling does not require any complicated instrument or clothing. The Mahseer is the most famous anglers' spot as they offer rainbow-coloured and golden trout.

Get thrilled with great angling experience as Arunachal Pradesh will never disappoint you !!!!
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Thursday, August 13, 2009

An Adventurous trip to Mahabaleshwar

Mahabaleshwar is located in Maharashtra and the city is famous as hill station for its serene beauty surrounded with evergreen forests. There are in total 30 waterfalls at Mahabaleshwar valley with panoramic views.

An Adventurous trip


In Mahabelshwar tourists can spend their time on fishing in Venna Lake, go on trekking trails that would add more adventure to their trip. The best time to visit Mahabaleshwar is from October to June.

The Sparkling brooks, the lush greenery and the cool breeze make Mahabaleshwar seem like an oasis to the city weary who need a break from the heat, pollution and stress. Mahabaleshwar is a peppy hill station which is perked up with the evergreen valleys of the Deccan and the Konkan coast.
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