Showing posts with label Recreation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recreation. Show all posts

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Thrilling Hot Balloon Sport

Since ancient times human being wants to fly high in the sky, this his desire to touch the sky. As the time passes human being develops new technology to full his dreams of flying in the sky. By the 18 century, they develop hot balloon of steam which being lighter than the normal air and which also helps them them to takes high. Hot Balloon is a adventurous sport and its is famous in many parts of the world. It is scary adventure but getting popular in India day by day it feel like you are lighter than feather when you float through the sky.

Thrilling Hot Balloon Sport


Best time to enjoy this adventurous is after sunrise when the winds are harmonious. Clothing is the important part of it, wear sturdy shoes or boots, put sunglasses, gloves and cap. The hot air balloon can travel up to 300 feet high and depending on the speed of the wind travels.

Now a days people are choosing to get married in Hot Air Balloon. Couple get married on ground and go up to celebrate their wedding in the air.
Major balloon sites in India where you can enjoy this adventure- Jaipur, Bangalore,Agra,Guwahati and Dehradun.

Hot Air Balloon is a magical experience and great way to spent time with loved ones.

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Monday, August 31, 2009

Trekking in Arunachal Pradesh

Bomdila-Dirang Trekking in Arunachal Pradesh is full of several ascents and descents and this trekking completes within 4 to 5 days. Leaving Lagam, climb to the crest of a ridge and turn W along the ridge to gain Saori La at 3225m. From the top, the path curves S, that keeps on going up and down along the crest of the ridge, crosses Chhandar (top) and descends to Namsu (2000m), 12km. The trail again climbs over a ridge, goes up and down to reach Khalibok and then descends steeply to Sangti (1600m), 12km. Turning sharply S from here, follow a stream and walk down to Dirang. From there take a bus to return to Bomdila.

Trekking in Arunachal Pradesh


Twang-Mago Trek is a very interesting trek of 5-6 days. The first three days from Jong to Mago pass though dense forests besides several lovely waterfalls is very exciting. Than from Tawang you have to take a bus which goes towards Se La and get off at Jong. You will see a footpath that leaves a the road heading N, crosses the Tawang Chu by a bridge, and curves NE along the Chu to reach Sho (2600m).

Go down to the bed of a stream then climb steeply to Broskar village. On the following day the trail from Broksar crosses and re crosses the Tawang Chu several times to reach Thimbu, a large village; good place to spend the night. From Thimbu walk for 1h, then turn E to enter Takar Phukpa (3220m). Continue crossing and re crossing the Tawang Chu (now called Mago Chu) several times and ascend gradually to Mago.

Last but not the least, Se La-Nurangang Trek is mainly a short trip for few days which involves crossing the 4180m high Chebra La. You have to take a bus from Tawang which goes towards Se La. It is possible to camp for the night here. Now follow the stream then cross another stream to reach Nuranang road head and from there to Tawang is a bus journey of 45km.

If you are looking for adventure holiday, India has it all. Be it trekking, skiing, riding the waves of the sea, river rafting or trout fishing, India has some of the best-and at incredible prices to distribute.

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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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Monday, August 10, 2009

Ganges River Rafting

Ganges is known all over the world as the most sacred river of the Hindus. Apart from that, the river is considered one of the best rivers rafting sites in the world. The river Ganges has always remained a mystery for rafters and full of surprises for the rafters.

Gangaes River Rafting


Ganges River Rafting takes one to the unexplored areas and close to the people living in those areas. There are many rivers rafting sites in river Ganages, Rishikesh is the ideal starting point for experienced as well as beginners.

Rafting through the Ganges is an above the world experience, which attracts large number of the rafters. The Ganges river rafting begins at a very calm spot, where river rafters can enjoy some easy racing adventure. As the river approaches the rapids, the riders have to very alert and have to put all their concentration on-board and manoeuvre the oars in a well-planned fashion.

Essentials Gears-
One must carry ordinary outdoor gear, goggles and antiseptic cream etc. During summers one should carry a simple swimsuit, nylon shorts, tennis shoes or sandals, and a hat.

Additional clothing is required during spring and autumn. Always dress in layers so that you can easily add or remove articles, as your requirements. Cotton cloths should be avoided except summer, wool, polyester fleece and other synthetic materials are ideal as they keep the body warmer.

Other must not forget items are sunscreen, sunglasses with a strap to secure them and a camera.

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Monday, July 27, 2009

Nainital unleashes your adventurous side

India has emerged as one of the world's most popular adventure travel destinations. Most people looking for India adventure travel destinations head to the far north mountains, and the beaches of Goa. nainital is also one of the best place to unleash your adventurous side.




The hill settlement of Nainital is full of natural beauty and one of the most relaxing things you can do is go boating on Naini Lake. Peddle boats, row boats, and small yachts are all available for hire.

Nature walks, trekking, horse riding, and rock climbing are the main adventure activities on offer around Nainital. There are so many beautiful forest walks that you can do, or alternatively explore the surrounding area on horse back.

Nainital is a famous tourist destination in the newly formed state of Uttaranchal. Nainital makes a vibrant mark in the field of tourism due to its picturesque natural beauty. The Naini Lake remains a centre of attraction and also the major source from which the town gets its name.

The Hilly City is a perfect enchantment for those who seek seclusion amidst the nature's creations. The City boasts of its richness of vegetation and is one of the most favoured hill towns in India. Also a famous adventure destination, Nainital has many sporting and adventure facilities.

The City is known to be founded by Mr. P Barron, an enthusiastic Haunter and industrialist. The name of the City is perhaps taken from: Naini Devi a goddess, after whose name the famous Naini Lake is christened. The City has many attractions to boast of its image as a tourist hitherto.

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