My entire trip account about trekking through Triund, Snowline and beyond is now up at Gonomad. Do let me know what you think about it.
On our other treks, we hardly met anyone but this one was different. I did a lot of talking with people from Germany, Israel, Switzerland (she was in India for the third time and was staying for more than 6 months) and the US (the boy was staying in India for a year and he had already completed 10 months) and of course the shop owners and the guides.
But there is one conversation that has still stayed with me. I was talking to the groom at Snowline thinking that there were just two of us around. When he walked away I realized there was a figure in a sleeping bag inside the chai shop behind me.
He said, “God, the way you talk, …
great article, Mridula…. loved it.. havent actually tried trekking yet, but your article inspires me to try it out sometime…. the rainbow was just superb!!!! it looked like a halo over your tent! no wonder you regard it as 'your; rainbow!!Anu
Anu, do try it. Pick up an easy one with the views to begin with and if you can do it in the Himalayas then nothing like it.Actually when the sun came out, i was the first person who ran out looking for a rainbow and hence I keep joking about 'my' rainbow.
Nice article. Would like to hear rest of the conversation…Just kidding 😀
Megha 😀 will do that someday.
Great article and amazing pictures.
Thank you Vamsee.
hey – nice article. i've been meaning to drop a comment – but they have blocked blogger at work – :(!!!looks like u had a nice trip. i shd try himachal next year …
N, I thought you have left for Europe?