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.