during winter , this site will be packed with tents , because this is
the ideal place to camp as higher meadows will be covered with
thick snow.
a stream at our campsite
soil is excavated around the tent site as a drainage in case of rain.
we found a ' hotspot ' near the big rock. its a very small place
where phone line ( and sometimes internet ) is working
the two toilet tents. inside was just a hole dug in the soil and a stool.
the kitchen tent and dining tent
a group photo before leaving this trek. we started descending
to Dhak village at 9am
Dr Qidran , Dr Lut , Dr Shamim , Mr Mohan Singh , Mr Durga Singh , Dr Hami
passing through alpine forest again
on the way Mr Mohan found a tree called the Thuneer tree.
it is a holy tree and found in the Himalayan range only , and believed
to have medicinal value.
playing with a sheperd dog again.
there's a lot of streams and soils along the trek so its easy
for me to clean up ( samak ) after touching a dog.
wild berries along the trek. smaller in size but tastes similar
to commercial regular sized strawberries.
Mr Mohan collected these along the stream.
apparently Indians eat Pucuk Paku too.
Lut didn't join us trekking down because of his knee problem ,
so he hired a mule instead.
we finally reached Dhak Village at 1.30pm
from Dhak we went back to Auli by a Tempo.
i really like the Himalayan Eco-Lodge so much.
there's a lot of flowers , apple , apricot and walnut trees around.
unripe apple.
tastes like unripe mango.
Apricot
another wild berries.
this is eatable too.
a puppy that came to play with us when we're strolling
around the lodge area.
they called this ' The Sleeping Lady Mountain '
it looks like a face seen from the sides , similar to
Mount Santubong in Sarawak ( click here and here )
Day 5 : descend from Khulara Camp ( Camp 3 ) to Dhak Village
the end of of trek days.
Kuari Pass Trek & Pangarchulla Peak 4550m
Indian Himalaya Trek
31st May - 5th June 2014
Uttarakhand , India
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