Odisha Tribal Tour 2014

A short brief Description about the program This TRIBAL TOUR Concept is completely difference in comparing to Other Adventure programs even trekking, cycling, river rafting, hiking, traveling etc. We the www.steptrekkers.org  for the first time maiden our trek program in Odisha as “Coastal trek cum Heritage tour” on last Feb-2014, After its grand success again we planned for this “Odisha tribal tour-2014”during Just post monsoon of 2014.This Concept of tour has its Own Charm. The Narration of tribal Beauties Never be End, The Major portion of the tribal habitat is on Hilly and Forest Areas, Where about 65% of the land in Odisha covered with forests and about 64 tribes were founded in Odisha itself Out of which 437 tribes of India. Above all the tribal villages are generally found in Areas away from the alluvial plains which are close to the river Area's. All these tribal Area's were found in between 1750 ft to 4800 ft above from the sea level. Most of the villages are monoethnic in composition, and smaller in size. Some Villages are often riot planned at all. Most of the villages fairs, Haat area's were strictly prohibited for photography. As this tour follows with a series of sloppy Green valleys, Parallel High hill landscapes, Dazzling streams, fountains, waterfalls, Tribal Music’s, Green Carpet of Paddy fields, Dams, Lakes, Hydro-electricity power projects, Hanging Bridge, temples, Old Palaces, Industrial Urbanisation flavours with tribal spirit had defused the participants Whose were finally taken another Oath as “Manoj Sir, Once More such a tour Again with some different route with Other tribal Spirit in Odisha”.

Pictures from wonderful Nagaland of India and some tourist information

A Naga people During Hornbill festival-2011

My Ist time Visit to this Wornderland [NAGALAND], Was Quite impressive,Whenever I'd went to Mizoram for Taken participate as a participant in YHAI's MZNTCE-11 Program, During my return Trip I'd tried to attempt at least Once for a 3day Break trip journey before reached to my Home town Chatrapur[Odisha].

 

Truelly this One an amazing land On the North east region of Indian Peninsula. It is a mountainous country with a tropical climate, when in the summer a man is cooked in his own juices and fans in the rooms do not stop. In winter, you can finally enjoy a bearable temperature. We were there at the turn of December and January – during the day we were running around in T-shirts and flip- flops, but in the evening, at night and the next morning we had to put on a lot of clothes.

Recharging Memories with Sanjay, While In & Off Shore at Narmada near Jabalpur

 A surprise visit to Jabalpur on March 2012 before departs for Everest Base Camp on April 2012. During this time Sanjay Yadav and I re-discovered some sites as we jointly visited during our last trek to Amarkantak and Jabalpur on October 2010.

On this trip we had covered Gandhi Memorial at Tilwara Ghat, Guwari Ghat, Gurudwara, Lameta Ghat, Bhera Ghat, Marble Rocks, Chausathi Yogini Temple, Madan Mahal Fort, Jain Temple, Tortoise Rock  etc. 

For further places of attraction will found on below link:

Journey to Amarkantak and Jabalpur

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My Trip to Amarkantak & Jabalpur on March-2012

Amarkantak may not be one of the most popular tourist destinations of India but to those who know Indian culture and tradition is well aware of the fact that it is one of the most sacred pilgrimage destinations of the Hindus. Popularly known as “Teerthraj” (the king of pilgrimages), Amarkantak is deemed to be the door-way to “Nirvana”. Apart from being a sacred pilgrimage destination, Amarkantak with its verdant hills, forested surroundings and breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls has all the ingredients for a memorable tour in the midst of nature. This great-unexplored tourism destination of Madhya Pradesh is a place worth a visit.....// Must see It.

A Surprise Journey to Amarkantak and Jabalpur from 13th March to 16th March 2012, It self sufficient to re-enforcing the depth of catchment as ''Amarkantak – king of pilgrimages in India''. The Holy places like Amarkantak – king of pilgrimages in India Shiva temple, Kartikey temple, Shri Ram Janki temple, Annapurna temple, Guru Gorakhnath temple, Sri Shuryanarayan temple, Vangeshwar Mahadev temple, Durga temple, Shiva Pariwar, Siddheswar Mahadev temple, Sri Radha Krishna temple, Eleven Rudra temple etc. Even Sonemuda,Kapildhara, Kapileshwar Temple, Dudhdhara, Kabir Chabutra, Mai Ki Bagiya, Jwaleshwar Temple etc re-echoing to me time to time,... So have a refresh.

A Trip to Manali, Kullu & Naggaar Castle In Himanchal Pradesh

The most charming and beautiful Kullu valley spreads out its charm on either side of river Beas. Kullu was once known as Kulanthpitha, which means the end of the habitable world. Beyond rose the forbidding heights of the Greater Himalayas and by the banks of the shining river Beas, lay the fabled 'Silver Valley'. The valley runs north to south of Beas river and is 80 km long and about 2kms wide.

This town is famous for its temples and the annual Dushera festival, both of which attract thousands of tourists. The town of Kullu has long been a centre of faith. In 17th century, Raja Jagat Singh installed here an idol of Lord Raghunathji, which he brought from Ayodhya. As a mark of his penance, he placed the idol on his throne and it became the presiding deity of the valley.

Kullu is located in the central part of the state of Himachal Pradesh, India. It is located at an altitude of 1200 m above sea level at the confluence of Beas and Sarvari rivers. It is 240 km north of Shimla.

Biskeri Top and Surpass Himalayan Trek on May 2011

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Manavaanoor Base Camp at Kodaikanal, Kerala

Location: India > Tamilnadu > Dindigul > Kodaikanal To Kerela > Munnar

 The permission should be obtained for a trek from Berijam lake to Top Station. Berijam is a secluded lake about 24 kms from Kodai and special permission is required to enter place. This permission too is available at the DFO office at 10 am everyday (except Mondays and Tuesdays). In case the permission is not available for Berijam, you might have to start your trek from Poondi village. At the other end, Top Station is 34 kms from Munnar and is in Theni district of TN. However, in the course of your trek, you would be crossing into Kerala for sometime atleast. 

The trek distance is 22 miles or about 36 kms. The initial 20 kms would be on a wide jeep track which is still in use. Diversions could be confusing. The first major one is about 2 kms from Berijam where there are 3 roads intersecting - take the right. Proceed further through beautiful Pine forest for another 4 kms where you get a fork - a track to the right going downwards and one straight on, in the same plane — Continue straight on. Another 4 kms later, you should see around 4 dilapidated buildings which were formerly forest quarters at ‘Vandaravu’. Berijam to this forest quarters should take about 3 to 3.5 hours of trekking.  

 

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