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Genuinely asking, why do people enjoying trekking?

Physical + mental fitness and the reward being stunning views, sounds and sights of the forest, freshest air and a break from all the chaos.

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I've never been on a trek since 2019. How often do you organise treks? Maybe I'll plan to join the next.

Quality of the beautiful picture decreased drastically. 
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Resolution is so bad. 
  
 @Micheal_Scott Even Android 14 gave this resolution feature, when we can see this in gv?

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I think it’s time to start solo trips as I don’t have many friends and my friends are either busy or in a different city so please suggest places or solo travel experiences!

Please suggest some safe places for solo travel near BLR!

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Lately, walking in the garden and watching birds chirp in the morning has become an underrated thing that I find deep happiness in. 

Even late night walks are becoming interesting with an ice-cream at hand and the wind blowing in my hair. 

What about you all?

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I have a job that offers a permanent WFH. I am not married and want to spend the next 12 months working out of different places around the country. Looking for suggestions where I can 
1. Work for 8-10 hrs, 5 days a week
2. Good WiFi
3. Healthy homemade food

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1. Kalgha - its a small village in himachal, very peaceful as you have to trek 15-20 mins to get there and there is no motorable road, vvv beautiful, food is amazing. Stay in homestays and owner aunties will you cook super yummy home food. I worked from there for 10 days and never faced network issues. Still, carry a jiofi as a backup. 
 Also, there are other villages nearby where I havent been but have heard good things about them. Pulga, Tulga, Tosh. 
  
 2. South goa - Chill vibes, far more peaceful than north goa, perfect workation vibes and you have beaches around if you wanna party a bit.  
  
 3. Kodaikanal - Haven’t been there but my friends worked from there for a couple of weeks. Zostel is amazing. Mesmerising views, pleasant weather, nice home style food.

Guys, I need genuine reviews about Trekveda. I want to book a trek to the Valley of Flowers and Gurudwara Hemkund Sahib for my cousins and family. They have no Google reviews, and TripAdvisor reviews are very polarising. I am looking for a licensed trekking group only, because I understand there are so many trekking groups nowadays that you cannot differentiate the genuine ones from the fake ones. If any of you went on a trek with them, please share your reviews.

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This is your sign to plan your trip to Himachal.

November onwards it'll get pretty cold and icy. Now is the perfect time.

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The number of times I've heard people say shit like 'traveling makes you grow as a person'. Someone please specify what this growth looks like because I've never experienced it.

I don't think traveling is life-changing. I think most people have a romanticized, cinema-like idea of traveling that has been exaggerated even more because of social media. 

It definitely is fun to go on a vacation. But in most cases, that's all it is -- a source of entertainment. Maybe an ice-breaker the next time you go to some pretentious party. 

Am I missing something?

Is travelling overrated?

It depends how & where u travel.  
  
 I will put a quick example - Someone close to me always assumed ki roads usually breakdown in monsoons because it is normal in india. Once they traveled abroad and to a tropical island where rains are very common. After seeing the roads there, first comment was - “Roads don’t break always due to rains”. So, this was a life long learning for that human, broke the mirage of road quality and execution in India.  
  
 Similarly, once I went to a 3-days long trek with a friend to inner jungles of SEAsia. We had to carry drinking water with us & took bath in flowing river. If you have seen “Iss jungle se mujhe bachao” (desi version of fear factor) was shot there. This friend of mine after landing back made a statement “yaar jisne bhi shower invent kiya hai, it’s a big gift”. Takeaway from this travel was - He was able to appreciate the simplest thing which we take for granted.  
  
 Many people learn new things about culture, practices of a new place. My personal surprise was when I traveled to Bali and saw similarities between theirs n ours practices. Helped me to go back n read about various things of empires.  
  
 Multiple such stories, so yeah, it depends!

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Reddit hasn't been helpful, so here goes nothing. I, a 24 yo single child with over protective parents who jas never let me go on trips until last year, have decided to go on a community trip. it is via one of those Instagram pages who take a bus full of people to remote treks, have all the rooms+food+expenses covered in one fee. they will be going to tirthan valley and its a 3days trip.

i have mixed emotions. i am feeling excited, adventurous, a bit raunchy and a whole lot of scared and conscious. The crime patrol and delhi crimes have ruined a lot of dreams for me, and have made my parents downright paranoid. i have recently been feeling like a kid who gets everything from someone else and don't know how to survive on my own, so want to close my eyes a bit, trust the world and take this adventurous trip

Well that's the post. I have been to trips with my parents and friends, so i will probably figure out what to take or not take. I don't wanna ask you, the audience to share some advice or be my damsel in distress but this step is scary, exciting and full of unknowns so just shared my thoughts. I will appreciate your thoughts on this too

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I have generally seen this either in reel / film life or real life, where people who love what they do, tend to be -
1. Much more happier / satisfied everyday
2. They give way more of themselves into the task not because someone demands it, but because they want to, they enjoy it
3. They constantly improve and be better at this thing
4. They aren't in it for the money. They don't do things or learn more or put more hours because it's paying them, they do it because of the love for the thing. Money is just an add-on

Do you guys have anything like this in life which you enjoy doing so much and can do it without thinking about the money you'd get. This thing shouldn't be something you consume, but something you produce, even if it helps 1 person out, still counts!

Eg. You do coding, learn new things in it, not because it pays you, but because it's what you love doing. You'd probably still keep doing it even if it doesn't pay you anything

What's the one thing you love doing without intention of making money out of it?

Planning to visit Bangalore from Hyderabad this Diwali weekend for Trekking and camping. Anyone please suggest some good places to make this trip banger!!

Hiking place Bangalore ??

Where to find ideal trekking destinations, groups, trails, etc?
Any info would be appreciated

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