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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

A new detector combines a laser with a mass spectrometer to provide on the spot analysis that researches hope will have applications ranging from evaluating a tumor as it is removed, to quickly detecting explosives in luggage.
The laser vaporizes tiny samples hat can be instantly analyzed by the spectrometer, and can be used even on living organisms, the US team said on Thursday.
Mr. Akos Vertes, a researcher and a professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at George Washington University said they are taking about less than a second for an analysis.
Vertes and graduate student Peter Nemes say they have used their system to find a drug sample in urine, to detect the chemical changes that accompany color changes in a living plant leaf and to find explosives residue on a currency note.
The university has filed for a patent on the system, which Vertes said is the first to use a laser for such instant analysis of living tissue.
Called laser ablation electro spray ionization, or LAESI, it requires a desk sized space in a laboratory.
But smaller spectrometers and lasers could make it portable, Vertes said.
Currently surgeons send samples to a pathology lab, but this system could save precious minutes, he said further.

ANDAMAN ISLANDS

During a visit to the Andaman Islands, in India full of trekking adventures, the tourists are most excited to visit the volcanic islands.
If the aquamarine waters around the sunny islands wove a magical spell, the news that one tourist can see also see volcanoes is electrifying.
Is it dangerous?
But please be assured that the volcanoes the tourists see are bubbling away silently and are unlikely to explode immediately.
The journey to the volcanoes is breathtaking.
The journey starts from Port Blair, the capital city , through Jarwa tribal reserves, then the tourists are transferred to a ferry which carries across crystal blue waterways flowing between a host of thickly forested islands.The flora and fauna is yet another pleasant change for the fatigued minds.
Finally the tourists shall have to climb onto a very small boat, which takes through dense mangroves beyond the Baratang islands.
But the tourists are not alone; accompanying is nature at her luscious best, sporting an air of mystery and a coat of emerald green.
The final drive to the volcano shall take the tourists through dusty patches, but do not get too close.
The Andaman Islands is of volcanic origin, dating back millions of years. Below the feet the earth is churning away.
When it shall explode it will not stop for days.
Right the crater is rather silent, and the bubbling is of a minor proportion.
It is not angry lave, fire or smoke which the tourists expect.
But it is volcano right now with the green nature.

CHANDRA TAL LAKE -- LAKE OF THE MOON

Himalayan ranges have everything for everyone, for the trekkers, the moderate and the tough trekking ones, to the peaks like Mount Everest and Kanchenjunga, for the rock climbers.
The lush valleys, the flora and fauna, the cool air, the tea plantations, the nature has opened it’s treasures to the commoners to enjoy and spend the memorable days here. Trekking to Chandra Tal Lake, in local language Lake of the Moon is a very popular trek from Manali a very interesting hill station in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.
The trekking is partially motorable starting from Delhi, the visitor has to reach Manali, 550 kms, and the hilly region takes quite a time, 14 hours. From Manali drive to Batal thru Rohtang Pass 4000 mts, and come to Chandra Valley and onto Batal.
Batal is the starting point for Kunzum La Pass. Spend the night in tent to make your body comfortable with high altitude. The trek from Batal to Chandra Tal is the trek which can be termed as comfortable trek along with motorable trek.
But if you want the real thrill you must walk down. Here the tourists shall have the breath taking view of Mulkilla, Tara Pahar and Tala Giri all above 6000 mts. Chandra Tal Lake has clear and cool water. The trekkers may swim here and enjoy the touch of fresh Himalayan water.
From Chandra Tal the tourist may return or proceed to yet hard core trekking of Tokpo Gongma

ZOJI LA --MOTOR ABLE PASS

Ladakh in Indian state is an exotic destination full of high plateau, steep challenging Himalayan Mountains, and valleys.
The route to Ladakh is full motor able of passes.
In Ladakhi language the word “ La” means passes.
Here the traveling the Ladakh the visitor shall come across some of the highest and daring passes amid the Himalayan ranges, with exotic hidden locations.
ZOJI LA is one of these passes in Ladakh.
The trek starts from Srinagar the capital of Jammu and Kashmir.
As soon as the trek starts the tourist shall notice the notable change in the geography, the forested hills of Kashmir have disappeared and the dry and barren hills Drass region appear.
The 434 kms long road crosses Zoji La, which is 11500 ft.
The pass is snow bound during the most part of the year.
The pass is open during June to sept only.
If you want to travel at high altitude sitting comfortable in motor and enjoy the Himalaya, come and visit Zoji La, and breathe the Himalayan air.

CHHOTA KAILASH -- NATURAL BEAUTY, PEACE AND SERENITY

OM Pravat and Adi Kailash also known as Chhota Kailash is an area of great natural beauty, peace and serenity.
During this trek one gets an opportunity to view the snow peaks of Annapurna, thick forests, water falls and wild flowers.
JONGLINGKONG is another name of Chhota Kailas (6191m) while its small but beautiful lake is called Parvati Tal.
The reflection of the peak in the lake is really fascinating.
There is a temple near the lake, which is sometimes visited by swan-like birds. A little distance from here is to be found the remains of a dry lake.
Along the river Kuti are two passes Lampia Dhura and Mangsa Dhura, both leading to Tibet.
The ITBP and SPF personnel will tell whether one can cross the Sinla pas to reach Dedang.
If this is not possible one will have to return.
If there is little or no snow, one should set out early in the morning to cross the pass.
The route to Sinla pass is under a heavy blanket of snow.
One can see the Chhota Kailas peak constantly from there.
The traditional trekking route is from New Delhi to Kausani, Dharchula, Pangu, Sirkha, Galgad, Malpa, Budhi, Navidang, Gunji, Kutti, and Jollingkong to Adi Kailash.
And remember the grade of trekking is strenuous, and the duration is 23 to 24 days.Enjoy your time here in the lap of Himalaya, and forget about metro city for some time.

PINDARI GLACIER –GRANDEUR OF THE HIMALAYA

There are many glaciers in the Himalaya, but Pindari glacier is the most popular, since it is most easily accessible within the reach of common trekkers. The rewards are many beautiful mountains, flora and fauna, water falls, and snowy ranges all within your range.
There is high elevated circumference of 110 kms around Nanda Devi, Pindari glacier at the lower edge of this circumference.
The Pindari glacier in the Bageshwar dist of Kumaon Himalaya, in the Indian state of Uttaranchal, is in the Nanda Devi and Nandakot Peaks, 5 kms long, 6m high and 2.5m wide, the altitude is 4000m to 5000m.
The Pindar river emerges from this Pindari glacier.
The traditional route from Delhi is as under.
From Delhi to Bageshwar - 16 hour drive, smooth no problems for vehicles.
Bageshwar is the last town, with STD booth, last place of gas station, local govt accommodation facility is available here.
From Bageshwar to Song, at an altitude of 1300 m, the distance is 40 kms and it should take 2 hours by jeep, the roads are not good but the worst as well.
From Song , walk the distance to Loharkhet , the walk is long, hard and dry, altitude 1800 m, the local govt has some accommodation facility.
From Loharkhet to Dhaukri to Khati to Dwali to Phurkiya to ZERO POINT OF PINDARI GLACIER.
From the distance the frozen streams look like puzzle, Pindar river looks like a mystery, always trying to fight with the ice which tries to choke it and the river always trying to cut into the glacier.
The trip to Pindari glacier ends up to a arbitrary zero point, beyond this point the visitor shall not able to see the Nanda Devi and still Himalayan Peaks are beckoning .

MELGHAT TIGER PROJECT- CONFRONTATION BETWEEN MEN AND TIGERS

MELGHAT TIGER PROJECT, 100 kms from Chikhaldhara in the Amravati Dist of Indian state of Maharasthra., is one of the yet another place for the adventures and naturist s to study the tigers and other mammals in nature’s surroundings, and those who are interested in botanical subjects , they have yet another opportunity for studying the tropical dry, deciduous forests.
Nature has granted protection to the Melghat in the form of only few entry points in the rugged topography.
Melghat tiger sanctuary has an area of 800 sq.kms,. is a home of 41 species of mammals. These include the tiger, leopard, sloth bear, gaur, jackal, hyena, wild boar, langur, and number of sub-species of deer family.
There are almost 250 types of birds some of them as rare, which you can find only in dense forests.
There are some villages in the core section of the forests, mainly dependent on forests, for the collection of fruits, wood and medicinal herbs.
One shall find most original herbs and fruits that are used for medicinal purposes.
There are instances of confrontations between men and wild animals, in the year 1998; there were 11 cases of persons injured, 1 by tiger and 10 by sloth bears.
The population of some important animals, tigers 73, leopards 79, sloth bear 187, the other animals counted together totaling 10 thousand.
There are number of tributaries of river Tapti which provided natural water source for the forests.
Maharasthra Tourism Development Corporation has resort with fine accommodation and eatery facilities at Chikhaldhara.
The village people in the forests are and the forest dept staff is very friendly and helpful to the people.
If you wish to see the wild animals roaming freely in the forests come and see them here, and be careful to keep the escorts, tigers may rather prefer you as their prey rather than guests.

ABI GAMIN --- ONE OF THE STALWARTS WITH GLACIERS AND CLIMBING.

A large of peaks in Himalayan are stalwarts and not open for the climbers, especially for the foreigners, mainly for the securities reason, since Tibet is the immediate neighbor.
Abi Gamin is one of these tall stalwarts, conquered only a few times.
Abi Gamin situated in the Chamoli Dist of Indian state of Uttarakhand, at the elevation of 7355 meters, is a serious challenge for the hard-core climbers.
It is hardly 2 kms from Kamet, another stalwarts of Himalaya.
It is between the famous passes, Manna pass and Niti pass on the Indian – Tibet borders. Alaknanda and Dhauli Rivers is the watershed of Abi Gamin.
More than a dozen expeditions since 1848 were done to conquer Abi Gamin but all have failed, until however, in year 1950 when the expedition of Anglo- English team succeeded in reaching the peak, the operation had been thru Tibetan side.
Later expeditions had been in the year 1953 and 1955 both from the Indian side of Kamet.
Whichever way you go be ready to face the glaciers, the hidden valleys, the killing cold and tedious climb.
For security reasons, the permission to these expeditions has to be cleared from Govt of India.
This expedition is for hard-core climbers. Keep necessary gear, the tents, the climbing tools, sturdy shoes and clothes, and spirit of daredevil.

RONGBUK GLACIER -- EXPEDITION TO MOUNT EVEREST.

Probably the climbers who wish to conquer the Mount Everest shall first hear the name of Rongbuk Glacier and Rongbuk Monastery.
Mount Everest is the source of Rongbuk Glacier; there are two tributaries, East and West Rongbuk Glacier.
The climbers to reach the base camp of Mount Everest must go thru Rongbuk Glacier.
In 1921, George Mallory first explored Rongbuk Glacier and Rongbuk valley to conquer the Mount Everest.
Rongbuk Monastery founded in 1902, which lies at the foot of Rongbuk Glacier is the highest monastery ( 5100 ft) , it is only 200 meters down from the base camp of Mount Everest , has a dirt road facility now, but in 1921 when George Mallory came here he had to walk 5 weeks from Darjeeling to reach here.
From Rongbuk glacier the view is said to be most dramatic view , a panorama of Mount Everest with other peaks, often shrouded in clouds and mists, one shall see the imposing head of ice and granite , Mount Everest.
In 1983, the renovation work was undertaken by Govt and some type of basic guest house and a small restaurant has been established.
If you want to conquer Mount Everest, first try to live by Rongbuk Glacier, from there make your judgments whether you are fit to go further.

PANGONG TSO – LAKE IN HIMALAYA. – A GEOLOGIST’S PARADISE

Himalaya is a big icy brother of India, with numerous hills, peaks, glaciers and number of rivers originating from Himalaya, nourishing different cultures, Himalaya is a unique identification of India.
On the north to east to west, there are various states; out of these Ladakh is the best known state of mountains.
Pangong Tso or Pangong Lake, Tso means in Ladakhi Language Lake, is the unique.
The journey of 160 kms from Leh, capital of Ladakh is the beginning point of our tour to Pangong Tso.
The journey thru rugged tracks, cut from the mountains, the very few small villages, the people waving , the only people you shall see the most are the Indian Army Personnel.
Mind you the visitor shall be crossing the Changla Pass (17350 ft), the third highest pass in the world. The oxygen is scarce but Army people generally help to the needy one. Although Indians are granted the permission individually, the foreigners are granted the permission in groups accompanied by some reputable company escorts.
Pangong Lake is the 13900 ft, the water is always cool and though it is saline it freezes to ice in winter. The water is cold, clear and extremely salty, one can with ease pick pebbles and by luck may find some fossil in it. Hence it is the paradise of Geologists. Geologists research here for the existence of life cycles in the lake.
The atmosphere is clear, no plastic garbage no crowds, thanks to the Indian Army , they are keeping the things in order.
The region around is very suitable for Kiang, a mammal of horse family.
The wet land is the visiting place of migratory birds, Siberian Crane, keeping photographers busy.
Mind you the nature is adverse, warning; the icy chunks freezing the time, the nearest rest houses are few kms away in village with preliminary facilities. You must reach Leh for rest.
This trip is for the off traditional vacations places; here the visitor is in the arms of nature.
Pangong lake is divided in between India and china army people of these two nations are guarding.
Boating is not permitted.
But lake is well –known for it’s wet land, which is now covered as protected under Ramsar Convention.

KHATLING GLACIER TREK – STANDING WALLS OF GRAVEL MUD

Garhwal region of Himalaya is really a heaven for trekkers, trekkers of all sorts, easy, moderate and hard core, every sort of trekking is available here.
Khatling glacier trekking in the Tehri dist is one of those moderate trekking grade. This glacier is the source of River Bhilagna.
The glacier is surrounded by stunning mountains snow peaks, Jogin group (6466met), Spetic Pristwar (6905met), Barte Kauter (6579met) Kirti Sthumb (6902met) and Meru.
The moraines look like standing walls of gravel mud.
The altitude of the Khatling trek is 4000 met.
The whole trek though can be termed as moderate level of trekking, tents, camping and other tools must be obtained from Rishikesh or Delhi.
Traditional route is from Rishikesh. From Rishikesh the visitor has to travel to Ghuttu (150 kms.). Public buses or private taxis are available for this part of the journey.
From Ghuttu, the trekking begins 45 kms. Up and down thru picturesque villages like Reeh, Gangi, Kalyani, Bhelbagi, the journey is thru Kharasao forests and green meadows, and all being surrounded by peaks and valleys of Himalaya.
The entry to Bhilangna valley is famous spot of camping.
The whole trek consumes almost 11 to 12 days. There are number of tour organizers from Rishikesh, Dehradun and Delhi who organize the guided tours for trekking.
The Khatling glacier zero point is a spectacular point with everywhere snow and high peaks all around.

KANGCHENJUNGA------PRISTINE BEAUTY—WHITE WALL HANGING FROM THE SKY.

Kangchenjunga, 8586 meter, is the third highest mountain in world, first being Mount Everest and the second is K2.
Kangchenjunga, in Tibetan means “The Five Treasures of Snow”; the five treasures are gold, silver, gems, grains and holy books.
Though Kangchenjunga has variety of spellings, and spoken differently in Tibet and Sikiim (India), and Nepal the spelling given here is well accepted by usage.
Kangchenjunga has five peaks; out of these four are above 8400 meter. On May 25, 1955 the main summit was first climbed by a British Expedition , but the belief of the Sikkemese, who told that the peak is sacred, stopped a few feet from the top, since then most climbers honor this custom , they stop a few feet from the top.
Kangchenjunga has great many ridges forming a giant X shape.
Kangchenjunga is very remote in Nepal and has the difficult access in India, hence it has remained almost unspoilt, climbing and trekking is for hard-core men only.
From all over the world, people come over to a hill station Darjeeling (India), from where Kangchenjunga which is only 40 miles. Distant, to take the closest possible view without risking the life.
In both the countries, Nepal and India, Kangchenjunga areas are treated as conservation parks. In Nepal, Kangchenjunga sanctuary is home of Red Panda and other snow animals. In both countries enough efforts are done to conserve the forests.
There traditional two routes for trekking to Kangchenjunga, one is from Sikkim (India) starting Gangtok and other one is from Kathamandu (Nepal)
“The Himalayas must be approached humbly, respect their beauty, their majesty, and their power, and they will treat you as you deserve.” Frank Smythe said in 1932.

TREKKING AT MILAM CLACIER – A CLOSE VIEW OF FORBIDDEN LAND OF NANDA DEVI SANCTUARY.

Want a thrilling treacherous trekking in Himalaya?
Heard the name of Nanda Devi Sanctuary? Probably the hikers, serious trekkers and adventures looking men always dream of roaming in the Nanda Devi Sanctuary. But Nanda Devi Sanctuary is now closed to visitors from all nations, including those from India.
The only thing to satisfy is a trekking at Milam Glacier Trekking; this trekking is the only way that one can have the most possible closest view of Nanda Devi Sanctuary.
The Himalayan region of Kumaon is rich in natural beauty, and Milam Glacier is largest in Kumaon region.
A trekking at Milam Glacier has everything that a trilling story can have, a tough trek, unpredictable weather in the flora and the only traffic of trekkers and occasional goats wandering here and there.
Milam trekking is almost a round trip around Nanda Devi Sanctuary, of course from outside. At an altitude of 4300 met and spread around 35 sq kms, Milam Glacier is guarded by 52 high peaks of Himalaya.
Three most important rivers, Kuti Yangti, Dhauli and Gori are in this Milam Glacier zone.
An advise to the trekkers , keep sufficient supply of suitable clothes, shoes, food that can last 10 days, camping goods , portable gas cylinders and of course a lot of strength and courage, trekking at Milam Glacier is not for easy-going people, it is for serious trekkers.
Villages that you come en-route are small, and in fact the Milam Village which is 3 kms away has population that can be termed as zero only.
The traditional route is Delhi, Haridwar, Gwaldham, Musiyari, Bogudiyar, Rikot, and the target Milam Glacier.
Enjoy the live show of gigantic masses of sliding snow at Milam glacier.

BICYCLING IN KERALA – A TEST OF STREGTH FOR CYCLE AND CYCLIST.

Bicycles are used as recreation at all ages, the old and the young, cycling adventure has that flexibility where the person has time to travel leisurely and stop at whatever places he likes.
Mountain bicycling adventures grew up in the 20^th century as a very popular way of vacations.
If you wish a bicycling adventure tour, enjoying the nature’s wealth, then the best place is cycling tour in Kerala.
Cycling thru endless rough and rocky tracks in the mountains, tea estates spread along, blue clear sky and breath taking downhill scenery that is what bicycling in Kerala is.
Escape the gloomy cold in Europe and enjoy the sunny tropical cycling in Kerala.
Bicycling in Kerala shall take everywhere where other tours in taxies fail, in the innermost parts of Kerala. Kerala has the title of top ten Paradise Found status given by National Geographic.
Bicycling in Kerala shall take to a leisurely trip to Cochin , a port since Roman times, among palm trees and blue waters, or to a back water trip ,thru lakes and rives with your bicycle always on hand , to take at the moment to leave the boat and wander along the banks, or enjoy the vegetation along the river and small villages, or wander amidst the Munnar , which has highest tea estates in the world under the shadow of high peaks.
If you are out of India, contact the airlines, whether they can carry your cycle in whole or in fold, otherwise the tour operators shall make arrangements for cycles on hire here in India.
Keep with you a helmet and spares, especially the spokes and chains, since cycling tour in Kerala is test of strength of both cycle and the cyclist as well.

NANDA DEVI- BLISS-GIVING GODDESS

Nanda Devi, the second highest mountain in India, and the highest entirely in India (since Kanchenjunga is divided between India and Nepal) is locally worshipped as the patron goddess in Uttarakhand Himalaya. It is situated in the Uttarakhand state of India.
Nanda Devi has two peaked massif, on 2 kms high ridge, west –east side, the western massif is known as main Nanda Devi( 7816m)east massif is known as Nanda Devi east(7434m).
Nanda Devi main summit has typical geography, it has almost insurmountable barrier ring of some of the highest peaks of Himalaya, and twelve of these are 6400m. The interior of this ring is known as Nanda Devi sanctuary.
Nanda Devi is well-known for its large steep rise above local terrain.
Nanda Devi has always tempting the adventurisms , an attempt made by British explorers finally succeeded in entering Nanda Devi sanctuary in the year 1934.but it was in the year 1935 that a team of British American explorers finally succeeded in reaching the main summit.
Attempts were made by CIA to place a listening device to monitor the nuclear activity of Chinese in Tibet; in 1960 the Indian govt. had closed the sanctuary for any expeditions by foreigners or even to the Indians. In the year 1974 the sanctuary was re-opened for the expeditions by foreigners , locals and trekkers , and the damage to the eco system was so vast that the sanctuary was again closed 1983.
Nanda Devi sanctuary and the bio-sphere is now beyond the limit for any expeditions, and except in 1993when a team of Indian army was deputed to undertake the expedition to clear the garbage and check the whole scene.
Nanda Devi shall always remain a challenge to the dare-devils, if at all it is again re-opened.

ROHTANG PASS - PILE OF CORPSES

For the people who yearn for the touch of danger with a safe distance Rohtang Pass at the elevation of 4000 meter in Himachal Pradesh is very luring.
Rohtang pass connects the Kullu valley with Lahul and Spiti valley.
Rohtang pass is almost 50 kms from Manali another hill station and naturally visitors from Manali make it a point to visit Rohtang pass as well.
This pass is open only from June to September is ill-reputed as the most dangerous because of the unexpected snow storms.
Rohtang pass is the natural divider between the wet lands down lands and dry cool deserts upward which is prominently Buddhist and Tibetan influenced.
At the top of the Rohtang pass is the stream which is source of Beas River.
Passing thru the Rohtang pass one shall see the high mountains high above the clouds , half clad with mountains , almost inaccessible for humans or any living creature, un spoilt, panoramic and breath taking, a view which photographers and visitors shall watch with silence.
Taxies and jeeps are available from Manali; the drivers must be experienced because a least distractions and the death are certain. From the main parking stand, one has to walk the distance to reach the top of the Rohtang pass; a horse ride is also available. It most advisable to start the trip early morning and return before sun set so as to reach safely.

SUNDARBANS NATIONAL PARK – A HOME OF UNTAMED AND FERAL CREATURES. COUNTRY OF BENGAL TIGERS

Like roaming in the jungles like Captain Cook or Robin Hood? Then put your foot in the Sundarbans National Park

Sundarbans lies at the mouth of Ganges spread across Bangladesh and West Bengal of India.
This national park is virtually cut off from human because the only access is by waterways, the launch service is available from Port Canning which is connected to Calcutta and other towns either by road or railways.
Sundarbans largest mangrove forest and Sundarbans National Park a home of Bengal both are listed in World Heritage List. The dreaded Bengal Tiger and so many other animals, untamed and feral reside here.
It is estimated that are 400 Bengal Tigers and 30,000 spotted deer alone here.
To wander here is like reminiscence of past life.
Fox jungle cats, Indian porpoise, wild ibis, are roaming here, and to above all the Bengal Tiger the king of this jungle.
But moving in the jungle one must be always on alert. You must have a guide and an armed escort with you.
Tigers attack from behind therefore the adventurists must cover their back well, people wear stiff pads, which rise up to the neck. The Bengal tigers kill here almost 100 to 250 people each year, so be careful.
Sundarbans has humid climate so the best season for adventure is December to March, when the air is dry, it is almost impossible to enter the core section of the jungle during monsoon when the roads are jeep treks are washed up or submerged by vegetations.
There are private tours organizations but it is really advised to take the tour organized by WBTDC which has it’s office in Calcutta.
A permit is necessary for Indians as well Foreigners, apparently for conservation purposes.
Tourists lodge and tiger camps facility is very well available in this Sundarbans National Park adventure.

TREKKING AT GANGOTRI - ASCEND AND DESCEND

For the people who wish to roam in the hills of Himalaya in the spirit of vagabond , and have enough stamina of constant ascending and descending, the ideal trekking is available at the Gangotri to Kedarnath trekking.

Gangotri and Kedarnath are both places of great pilgrimage for Hindus.
To begin the trekking one has to reach to a small town namely Mala by motor , in the Himalayan region the railways has very limited access because of the hilly regions the installation of railways is very costly.
At Mala get refreshed and be prepared for trekking.
From Mala one has to cross river Bhagirathi and reach almost easy dusty trek to Sauri Ki Gad.
From here onward the trek is ascending until you reach Belak.
Get refreshed again at Belak, one shall definitely need it.
From Belak to Buddha Kedar the trek is descending way thru the valley regions, the high mountains around you. This is the place the tourists shall enjoy the most, the trek is thru dense Himalayans jungle all around you full of different vegetation , birds singing in heavenly songs . a perfect for naturalist to loiter.
Fom Buddha Kedar Panwali , again prepare yourself for ascend thru picturesque hills traced fields , small huts of people and valley downstairs and beckoning peaks everywhere.
The trekking consists of almost 20 kms and depending upon the zeal and energy of the trekker it may take 2 to 3 days.
From May to October is the best time for this trekking.
Yes guided tours and guides are available at Mala , the gear like trekking shoes etc should however purchased from the other major cities nearby like Dehradun or Rishikesh.
Keep necessary supplies of water and eatables , though small huts and side shops offer you a place to rest and eat.
At Kedarnath where the famous Shiva temple is there, one shall get some nice places for accommodation and food.

MOUNT KAMET - FACE THE FORCEFUL WIND

In India in the Himalayan Mountains there are several peak and ranges standing high to challenge the adventure spirit of men.
Kamet is one of them. Kamet is in Chamoli dist of Uttarakhand in the Grahwal region of India. Kamet is a part of Zaskar range of Himalaya, the heights is 26000 ft.
The explanation of the name Kamet as is Grandmother of Snow Chains.
In appearance it appears like a giant pyramid standing with two peaks.
Kamet drains into two rivers namely Saraswati river and Dhauli Ganga River both are tributaries of Alaknanda river.
Since it is near Tibetan plateau Kamet remained least accessible and beyond the reach of so many expeditions. The greatest hurdles in climbing Kamet is the forceful wind that comes from Tibetan Plateau.
There are however additional tools and equipments now a day hence the climb has become somewhat straightforward and easier.
The standard route to climb Kamet is from the East Kamet Glacier. The ascent involves steep gullies, rock walls and glaciers climb. There are usually 5 to 6 camping requirements to reach the summit, and the last summit is very steep.
There is another route from Ranikhet in India.
The convenient expedition starting station is Haridwar near Delhi.
Fro security reason, since the neighboring countries are China and Tibet, a permission of the Govt of India is necessary.
At dawn and dusk the copper colored rocks reflecting on glaciers look like crackling flames bathing Kamet in glow.