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DISCOVER Mother Nature
“TRAVEL for EXPLORING YOURSELF”
NATURE CAN HEAL EVERYTHING BEACAUSE IT IS OUR MOTHER
TRAVELING the word itself gives you goosebumps ,excitementttttttt, and all the happiness we all need what my experience is about is travelling is always different and unique because I believe trips which are unplanned are the best and gives you experience and a chance to explore yourself .
MY experience of travelling to Uttrakhand WHICH is know as Mother Nature lap in which I find my innersole more deeply:- as the trip was unplanned I reached Rishikesh which is the only best route for going to Hemkund saheb, we took a taxi from Rishikesh and when the journey started I was very much excited about seeing mountains, jungle, snakey roads and at last THE VIEW OF GANGA from top as we move forward and I completed my wish by seeing everything and it was DAMN beautiful, The sunrise from the northeast side was worth seeing when sunshine comes by clearing its way from clouds it was worth seeing, here is the pictures
After travelling for 12 hrs and learning local language a little bit we reached our base camp which is known as GOBINDGHAT at 11:23 pm which was too late and we were tired too but as the trip was not planned we find difficulties for finding a room at less price but at the same time we also learn some techniques to bargain ,however we managed to get a room and when I waked up at 5:00 am the sounds of bird, stream murmuring, the coldness of hilly and green mountains was so satisfying and heart touching that when I close my eyes and just feel the fragrance of Mother Nature It took me to the god own places you want to see the place then check out this amazing pictures and link https://images.app.goo.gl/ffrDF42KmDjvdpjH7
love to see these pics every day, After waking up we have done all necessary things our morning rituals and then we visited the GURUDWARA and ate langar(Prasada) which was filled with so much of positive energy and vibes we full energetic and we were ready to trek by the snakey ways on mountains trek was about 12 km to reach mid camp and it was difficult but when I saw old women and men trekking up for our holy place called gurudwara SHREE HEMKUND SAHEB. I was so much inspired by them and all the way I made many friends sardarji (veerji) they were so sweet in their nature and was so helpful that I talked to everyone who all trekked up with me and I learned Punjabi language from them by talking with them and learning so much from everyone because everyone was older then me ,listening to their life experience in a hilly mountain with a pleasing view and murmur sound of river was so satisfying and I can’t express my feelings and after 7-8 hrs of trek I reached the mid camp which was a little snowy white and natural green here are some pics and for more picture to cool down your eyes click on the link https://images.app.goo.gl/ffrDF42KmDjvdpjH7
as their was also a facility of horse and kachar(types of horses) many people choose that and also helicopter facility was there too from base to mid camp but I choose to trek and my friend too but he had a wish of going to from helicopter but we chose to trek.
As me and my friend was going according to our walking speed we got lost from each other but it was helpful for both that we talked to new friends sardarji ‘s and after reaching mid camp we both met at gurudwara and we both were happy to see each other after 8 hrs of trek and meeting at holy place guru da dwara . As we reached at 15000 above sea level there was snow at some points and our body was shivering with cold and we both just booked room and ate langar as we were tired and had a fever at that time we decided to took rest as we have to wake up early at 4:00 am for trekking up more 7 km from ghangaria to Shree HEMKUND SAHEB which was straight up OR say an inclined way 12km trek but everyone was trekking up like from age group of 3year young child to 75-year-old man and women I always got inspired by them by seeing their trust in Waheguru Ji .
NEXT DAY we woke up at 4:15 am and were ready by 5:30 am we then went to gurudwara to take blessings of my beloved guruji we then started our trek and as I moving upwards I was unable to take oxygen because there is less oxygen as it is too high but the Mother Nature gives me the power to climb up more with its beautiful waterfall of Alaknanda with snow here and there its seems like water is coming out of snow-covered mouth and becoming a pearl as water touching the earth a shine glows up and I can’t express my feeling after seeing that you all also see this
THE safar from ghangaria to Hemkund saheb was hard but it was worth because at that path I was trekking lonely(not talking to anyone) just talking with myself and I used to take rest every 10 mins of continue climbing as there was less oxygen but at the same time seeing god s creativity was next level as snow way coming close and close my motivation was increasing because there is 2 km path of snow in which we have to walk upon the snow for at least 1.5 hrs depends on the speed its increase my excitement level up. it took almost 1hr to complete 1km and it was 6km trek as I was climbing up and up my energy was getting down and down then I took some rest drink water and ate a chocolate for not getting dehydrated as we go up our mind gets shut down it will only think to climb up to Hemkund saheb and go down to a comfortable place,YES believe me everyone’s mind think same because of less oxygen but all climbs up as trust plays an important role here. now see this which motivates all
As at last stage there were natural climbing stairs which was covered with snow and between there were stairs and we all managed to climb up because of his powers and trust and the feeling was just something that can’t express in words seeing gurudwara at 18000ft high above sea level was something that we met god, after just reaching there we all seated in ardaas that gave us energy and relaxes our mind and after that we ate langar in which we get hot khichdi and hot kava tea (chai )that produce heat in our body (hot free food facility at 18000 ft high was unbelievable but Sikh community can do anything for helping others as they are on the right path which has been taught by our guru’s ) SHUKRANA RAB TERA SHUKRANA and at last everyone played in snow and took bath in coldest kund at -1 to 10 degree temp watch this out
After this we went down from a snowy white path playing with the snow and making some new friends when we were going down suddenly a snow slide happen and we stuck in the traffic of almost 4 hrs we were standing on the snow but “JO HOTA HA AACHA KA LIA HOTA HA ” as because of that me and my friend again get disconnected as he went down earlier he doesn’t face the snow slide and traffic at that time I found a new friend which were 10 years older than me but he was the one who told me all historic stories about spirituality and Himalayas and it was 6 :pm in the evening and still 4 hrs trek was left but after sunset the full moon appears and its light was reflecting with white snow and waterfall murmur, a sky with full of bright stars, full moon, waterfall murmur sound, white snow view was astonishing and really that was a heaven can’t express my feeling to you . a feeling of emptiness no thoughts nothings just an amazing view of Mother Nature. after I came down to mid camp I can’t find my friend and there were no networks no phones. now, what to do? I waited for him In gurudwara but I can’t find him and time was 12: 00 am then I decided to take rest as I was so tired and trek down to base camp on the next day as I felt he may trek down to the base camp.
on the very next day I landed down by helicopter as there was service of helicopter from mid to base camp but there was a problem I don’t have enough cash to buy ticket as one uncle helped me out he gave me some cash “kheta ha n Bhagwan kissi na kissi rup ma aaka help karta ha . there was no atm there as I reached at base camp in 5 mins by helicopter( rather trekking for 6 hrs ,because we both are lost from each other and already 18 hrs was passed so I choose helicopter.) and after reaching to the base camp I met him at a hotel as he was searching me at base camp and I was searching for him at mid camp . After TU KAHAN THA MA KAHAN THA sab hona ka baad we ended our amazing, full of experience holy journey here and then we headed toward Badrinath…… check out some more amazing and eye cool pictures here
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