Himalaya tracking on river Binsar, Uttaranchal.

Getting started for the walk. The club Mohindra supported us with a trained staff of four persons who started professionly by giving a roll call.

A lobor carrying bulding materila

The walk was for three hours and was difficult for some.

As we reached the river Binsar, all of us started enjoying with the river water by squatting on the boulders.

Wheat Fields

The farmers will be unhappy as the small plants are being crushed unknowingly

The spring water being offered. The taste was so sweet and refreshing. Even we dared tasting the same.

A family from Colorado visiting as the are located at Dubai presently.

My Hero in local Kumon outfit.

A Gujurati family from Mumbai gave an excellent pose. The diamond merchant flashed a diamond smile along with his equally jubilient family. 

A Kashmere Pandit Suppore Family was very friendly. They had brought their highly educated kids from Manipal University. Mr Ashok Suppore is presently located in Hyderabad.

A fantastic view of Trishul snowy peak overseeing the Binsar Valley. The colorful communication tower caters to the demands of local villages with sprawling scattered houses. The air was clean and so far uneffected by the modern pollutions.

The Club stall collected wood from near by and made a customised fire wood ovan and prepared a fresh cup of tea for all of us at the bank of the river. It was really a unique experience, I grabbed a second cup too.

It is not my fault. I tried to explain! As we crossed the river, my foot slipped on the moss wrapped stone and in the process a small stain to my jacked and my right palm. I was saved from drowning in the river but for the water level. Harvinder and other group members had a hearty laugh. Our new friends showed concern to enquire if I was hurt. But I was not and even more jouvile after the incident.

Ringing a bell at the local Shiv Temple

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