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Camel Safaris in India
Deserts have since long exerted an irresistible charm on the psyche of the
humans, the landscape inspiring different emotions in different people. And
what better way to explore this magical realm than on a camel back, for a
camel safari is one of the most adventurous of experiences, and indeed a novel
way to 'discover' the desert.
Camping in India
Camping is perhaps the best way of enjoying the wonders of nature given to Himachal
and sharing the warmth of its people. You can carry your own gear along or opt
for any one of the several camps that are pitched in various parts of the State.
Heli Skiing in India
A thrill-a-minute adventure sport where split-second decisions can literally
make or mar, heli-skiing is probably the most exciting sport to be introduced
in the sub-continent. The first Asian country to offer facilities for this sport,
heli-skiing made its debut in Kashmir in January 1988.
Horse Safari in India
The Horse: Marwari - the desert horse of Rajasthan. Young horses are bought
and reared in the hills. His dexterity in negotiating the narrow bridle paths
in the hills - every manoeuvre so safe and simp le, has to be experienced to
be believed.
Jeep Safari in India
Like Camel and Horse safaris, another popular form is the Jeep Safari. The Jeep
Safari not only refreshes and revitalises but one feels close to nature while
driving through the quiet and beautiful countryside. Let your senses sway to
the romance of the surroundings as you pass forts, palaces, historical landmarks
and villages.
Motor Rallying in India
To experience that rush of blood and the pump of the adrenalin, get behind a
wheel. For those interested, India is a major venue on the international rally
circuit, with quite a few rallies now established as annual events, attracting
not only national level participation but also from the international level.
Mountaineering in India
If you're fired by the spirit of adventure, let the sparks in your heart fly
in India, a land blessed with lofty snow-clad peaks, crystal glaciers, rolling
meadows, jagged rock faces, verdant valleys, meandering rivers, cascading waterfalls,
dense forests, and hospitable people, blessed with a rich culture - a land perfect
for mountaineering, trekking, and rock climbing.
Polo in India
One of the legacies left behind by the British -much like cricket and hockey
- is Polo. Much like these two games. Polo owes its origin to the British, even
though it was first played in India.
River Rafting in India
The challenge of the daunting, turbulent rivers is no less, than that of the
rugged mountains. The icy heights of the Himalayas, are the source of some of
India's mighty rivers. Fed by innumerable streams, they race along tortuous
boulder - strewn beds, cutting deep gorges, and breaking into silvery white
rapids.
Rock Climbing in India
Rock Climbing in India, initially began as training for mountaineering and turned
into an exciting sport about 15 years ago. Rock-climbing is largely balance
and not strength. Balance also determines the value of strength by how much
energy you spend actually climbing.
Skiing in India
With their vast open spaces, above the snowline, the Garhwal and Kumaon hills
of Uttaranchal, offer a plethora of ski locales. For the avid skier, cross -
country runs of 10-20 km are now available, with the added advantage of fresh
powder snow.
Trekking in India
For those fascinated by the unexplored, the mountain ranges of India offer breathtaking,
enthralling trekking routes. In the vast amphitheatre of the Indian Himalayas
and Karakorams, there are limitless possibilities for trekking, mountaineering,
skiing, and river rafting. Within this alluring arena, the Garhwal and Kumaon
regions, occupy the central place, with special points of interest for the trekker.
