Thrill of Adventure : August 2013

Friday, August 30, 2013

Little Adventure- Around Manori Island ( Mumbai )

Manori Island:

For Peace,fun & Adventure

Its was hard to sit inside in such a wonderful monsoon rain of Mumbai,

i called up my friend and planned a little Adventure outside metro life.

Mud Island-in front of mumbai

Our route - Versova to Mud-island-from there to Marve through Aksa beach- to Manori island.

we took a Boat from Versova, reached mud island,through the fishers village.

We drove to the end of lord Shiva temple, from there Mumbai looks spectacular.

We were planning back, but the Adrenaline inside refuses and we headed towards Marve beach.

in the evening,we reached at Marve and decided to took a boat to Manori island,

Adventure companion

Island was total at peace when we reached Manori, no more city here,we continue driving in the night on Manori countryside road, break free.

Then we packed our dinner and rented a room in a Bunglow,name "Love Bird".

Now the relaxing time,

in the night we have beers and chat with the fellow peoples around,

a little dog was very interested to join us,he was nice company for us.

we sat till our beer and talks - in the Rainy night.

Next day we woke up with the sound of coconut leaves and left our love bird.

from there we reached at the Manori end ,a monstrous kind of hill facing Arabian sea.

Arabian sea and beautiful Manori

we can see and hear the sound of Arabian sea waves,which was showing us their power

in monsoon.

After wandering for sometime on that hill, we decide to relax our legs and refreshing our energies for the next drive ahead. it was a wonderful feel sitting next to Arabian sea and hearing nothing but nature in its various forms.

Whole day we kept enjoying Ourselves on cycle Adventure around Manori.

relax and fun

Cycling around countryside, people have made Beautiful houses,farms and Bunglows ,Adventurer can stay their for a night.

The island.its not far from Mumbai, a quite place within reach of Mumbai and attraction with his own.
now we love the idea of spending time in and around Manori (any time)

After getting full Manori under our cycles,we came back to Mumbai with more Health, Peace and Energy.

Thats what a little Adventure can do.

Having the Thrill of Adventure

Thursday, August 22, 2013

Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay - Mount Everest Adventure Begins From Here

Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay

First Adventurers to get On Mount Everest.

Date: 29th may -1953

Sir Edmund Hillary

Sir Edmund Hillary -(20 July 1919 – 11 January 2008) was a New Zealand mountaineer, explorer and philanthropist. On 29 May 1953, Hillary and Nepalese Sherpa mountaineer Tenzing Norgay became the first climbers confirmed as having reached the summit of Mount Everest. They were part of the ninth British expedition to Everest, led by John Hunt. Hillary was named by Time as one of the 100 most influential people of the 20th century.

Hillary became interested in mountaineering while in secondary school, making his first major climb in 1939, reaching the summit of Mount Ollivier. He served in the Royal New Zealand Air Force as a navigator during World War II. Prior to the 1953 Everest expedition, Hillary had been part of the British reconnaissance expedition to the mountain in 1951, as well as an unsuccessful attempt to climb Cho Oyu in 1952. As part of the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition he reached the South Pole overland in 1958. He subsequently reached the North Pole, making him the first person to reach both poles and summit Everest.

Following his ascent of Everest, Hillary devoted most of his life to helping the Sherpa people of Nepal through the Himalayan Trust, which he founded. Through his efforts, many schools and hospitals were built in Nepal.

Source: Wikipedia

Tenzing Norgay

Tenzing Norgay (late May 1914 – 9 May 1986) born Namgyal Wangdi and often referred to as Sherpa Tenzing, was a Nepalese Indian Sherpa mountaineer. Among the most famous mountain climbers in history, he was one of the first two individuals known to have reached the summit of Mount Everest, which he accomplished with Edmund Hillary on 29 May 1953. He was named by Time as one of the 100 most influential people of the 20th century.

1st Adventure on Mount Everest

Tenzing got his first opportunity to join an Everest expedition when he was employed by Eric Shipton, leader of the reconnaissance expedition in 1935. As a 20 year old his chance came when two of the others failed their medical test. As a friend of Angtharkay he was quickly pushed forward, and his attractive smile caught the eye of Shipton, who decided to take him on.

Tenzing took part as a high-altitude porter in three official British attempts to climb Everest from the northern Tibetan side in the 1930s. He also took part in other climbs in various parts of the Indian subcontinent. For a time in the early 1940s he lived in the Princely State of Chitral (that later became a part of Pakistan on partition of India) as batman to a Major Chapman. His first wife died during his tenure there and was buried there. He returned to Darjeeling with his two daughters during the Indian partition of 1947 and he managed to cross India by train without a ticket and without being challenged by wearing one of Major Chapman's old uniforms.

In 1947, he took part in an unsuccessful summit attempt of Everest. Canadian-born Earl Denman, Ange Dawa Sherpa, and Tenzing entered Tibet illegally to attempt the mountain; the attempt ended when a strong storm at 22,000 ft (6,700 m) pounded them. Denman admitted defeat and all three turned around and safely returned. In 1947 he became a sirdar of a Swiss expedition for the first time following a magnificent performance in the rescue of Sirdar Wangdi Norbu who had fallen and been seriously injured. The same year he climbed Kedarnath peak in the western Garhwal Himalaya – the first ascent of the peak.

In 1952, he took part in the two Swiss expeditions led by Edouard Wyss-Dunant (spring) and Gabriel Chevalley (autumn), the first serious attempts to climb Everest from the southern (Nepalese) side, after two previous US and British reconnaissance expeditions in 1950 and 1951. The expedition opened up a new route on Everest that was successfully climbed the next year. Tenzing Norgay and Raymond Lambert reached on 28 May the then-record height of 8,600 metres (28,200 ft),and this expedition, during which Tenzing was for the first time considered a full expedition member ("the greatest honour that had ever been paid me". forged a lasting friendship between Tenzing Norgay and his Swiss friends, in particular Raymond Lambert. During the autumn expedition, the team was stopped by bad weather after reaching an altitude of 8,100 metres.

Edmund & Tenzing

Memories of their Expedition

after conquering the everest

in those times-those equipment

cheering together

eating together

after they are gone

Both have written their names in history books,long ago.

People like them are pioneers, no matter where they are.

Monday, August 19, 2013

Kerala- For Fun & Adventure in Eco Style

Kerala is a tiny state situated in south of India and owns the title "Gods own country".
Its famous for its picture perfect places and natural beauty surrounded by backwaters
coconut trees,sweet peoples and packed with everything an Adventurer need.

A rich biodiversity and unmatched natural attractions make the State a unique eco-tourism hotspot, of which the world is largely unaware.
come and enjoy the adventure in Kerala- all while respecting the nature, environment and the community.

Places and activities for Adventure in Kerala:

1.Thenmala: The Thenmala Ecotourism Facilitation Centre
[ India's 1st Planned Eco tourism Destination] has enough activities to entertain. Centre is situated 72 km away from Thiruvananthapuram, on the Shencottai Road.Thenmala is today home to India's first planned eco-tourism project. The nerve-centre of a chain of ten satellite eco-tourism destinations scattered across the hill ranges of Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam and Pathanamthitta districts, Thenmala is spread over acres of evergreen forest.

At Thenmala you can enjoy

Nature Trail - Winding trail through various elevations in the zone.
Canopy Walkway - Elevated path through a canopy of trees that helps explore the ecosystem and the level changes of the area.

Thenmala

Lotus Pond - A water body that exhibits various forms of aquatic plants.
Mountain Biking - A 2 m wide, 1000 m long bike path facilitates mountain biking with various levels of difficulty.

Recreational Rock Climbing & Rappelling - Rocks of different heights and sizes are equipped with pegs and ropes to facilitate rock climbing and rappelling.

River Crossing - Ropes are tied at a height across the river for adventurous river crossing activities.
Hill Thrills - Valley crossing, spider net, shot range, trust fall, pedal boating etc.

Thenmala Resting Points - Quiet spots in the wilderness to take a break.

Periyar:

Beautiful periyar

An environmental hotspot, Periyar Sanctuary is noted for its geomorphology, diverse wildlife and beautiful landscape. Encompassing a 26 sq km artificial lake, the rich jungles of Periyar is one of the world's most fascinating natural wildlife reserves. The lake which serves as a watering hole for the animals during summer, harbours within itself a unique aquatic ecosystem. A cruise along it is perhaps the best way to watch the wildlife in the Reserve. Exciting trekking trails and other adventure activities like tracking the tiger, jungle patrolling etc.

Evergreen, grassland and moist deciduous forests are found here with various species of flora in each type of forestland.

Activities for adventure:

Nature Walk

(7 am to 10.30 am, 2 pm to 5 pm)

This involves trekking through select nature trails accompanied by trained tribal trackers cum guides. A three-hour interpretative programme, it takes one through interspersed evergreen and moist deciduous forests, providing incredible opportunities for close observation of birds, butterflies and wildlife.

Tiger Trail

This is a protection-oriented trekking and camping activity with reformed poachers as tourist guides. The most significant aspect of this package is the focus on prevention and detection of illicit activities within the forest. There are two programmes organised twice a week that visitors can choose from.

a) One night and two days; max. 5 persons in a group; reporting time: 9 am.

b) Two nights and three days; max. 5 persons in a group; reporting time: 9 am.

Border Hiking

(8 am to 5 pm)

A conservation-oriented, hard trek along the boundary of the Tiger Reserve gives you a glimpse of the rich flora and fauna. Two guides and an armed forest guard accompany trekkers on this full-day programme that accommodates minimum 2 persons to maximum 10 persons in two groups each.

Bamboo Grove

tree house at periyar

Typical tribal huts, tents and tree houses made exclusively of natural materials and located in a vast bamboo grove in the middle of Anavachal, functions as eco-lodges for visitors. There is also a thatched seminar hall where nature lovers can avail of experiential learning and nature sensitization camps conducted by the forest department.

Bamboo Rafting

(8 am to 5 pm)

The programme involves dawn to dusk trekking and rafting across some of the most luxuriant forest tracts of the Periyar Tiger Reserve. Package involves two hours of trekking, one and a half hours of rafting and then, after a lunch break, a journey back in the same manner. An armed guard and four guides accompany a maximum of 10 persons for this full-day programme.

Jungle Camp

Apart from camping in tents located on the banks of Periyar River at Vallakkadavu inside the Reserve, the package includes optional activities like visits to the Vanchivayal tribal colony and the historical Mullaperiyar Dam, trekking in the forests, tea factory and spice garden visits, vehicle safari, rafting, boating in the Periyar Lake, boating/angling at Vallakkadavu etc. Two to maximum thirty persons can partake in this camp.

Jungle Patrol

(7 pm to 10 pm, 10 pm to 1 am, 1 am to 4 pm)

Visitors will be accompanied by two watchers and armed forest guards in this night patrolling programme which also helps the forest department in protecting the Reserve. Only upto 24 persons - ie, 4 persons each in two groups on three time slots - will be allowed per day.

Night Camping

(4 pm to 7 am)

Trek for an hour from the forest check post and camp at the jungle inn at Kokkara. Visitors can watch the jungle come alive with avian splendour and at night, experience its silence. They'll also be treated to the enchanting sight of wild animals roaming in the nearby grasslands.

preparing for night camping at periyar

Saturday, August 17, 2013

Mercedes G 63 AMG 6x6 - Brutal magic on wheels

Mercedes G 63 AMG 6x6

With all respect to the Spirits of ADVENTURE

Mercedes Presents _ G 63 AMG 6x6 for a free Adventurer

Mercedes G 63 AMG 6x6

look at the pics then visit video please.

and decide for yourself, what is this all about,

Its still a concept of Mercedes (ahhhh---what a concept_

Think this beast can run free on any kind of terrain.

Mercedes G 63 AMG 6x6

Engine: V8
Horsepower @ RPM: 544
Torque @ RPM: 560
Displacement: 5.5 L
0-60 time: 7 sec. (Est.)
Top Speed: 140 mph (Est.)

Mercedes G 63 AMG 6x6

Friday, August 16, 2013

Exclusive Video-Test of 8 big Adventure Motorcycles

Exclusive Video: Test of 8 big Adventure Motorcycles

Motorcyclist Magazine partnered with Edelweiss Bike Travel and took 10 readers with them to the Alps to help test the bikes and offer their unbiased real world opinions of each machine. Follow the adventure of a lifetime, on some of the most incredible roads on the planet, and in the most beautiful environments you could ever imagine!
Below is the video of their testing in alps and thank you very much- every member of the team-part of this Bike testing adventure,keep on adventure.
watch & enjoy:

BMW R1200GS, KTM Adventure, Ducati Multistrada, Triumph Explorer & More!

on a real thrill of Adventure

STELVIO 1200 NTX- for a relaxed adventure trip

STELVIO 1200 NTX

Named after the famous Alpine pass that connects Valtelline Valley to Vinschgau Valley with 84 amazing s-bends between them, the Stelvio 1200 NTX brings together Guzzi character with state-of-the-art performance and design. The Stelvio has reached a new level thanks to the technical and functional upgrades on the new Stelvio 1200 NTX.

STELVIO 1200 NTX

ENGINE

Type 90° V-twin engine, 4-stroke

Cooling Air and oil and, independent cooling pumps

Engine capacity 1,151 cc

Bore and stroke 95 x 81.2 mm

Compression ratio 11:01

Maximum power 105HP (77 kW) at 7,250 rpm

Maximum torque 83.3 Ft. Lbs. (113 Nm) at 5,800 rpm

Fuel supply / Ignition Multipoint sequential electronic ignition, Magneti Marelli IAW5A phased, alfa-n system; two Ø 50mm throttle body, Weber IWP 189 injectors, two lambda probes.

Exhaust system stainless steel, 2-in-1 type, three-way catalytic converter with lambda probe

CHASSIS / SUSPENSION / BRAKES
Gearbox 6-speed
Final drive Compact reactive cardan shaft drive system (CA.R.C.); double cardan joint and floating bevel gear seat, drive ratio 12/44 = 1: 3.666
Clutch single-disc with integrated anti-vibration buffer
Chassis High yield strength tubular steel with integrated engine
Wheelbase 60.4 in. / 1,535 mm
Trail 4.92 in. / 125 mm
Headstock angle 27°
Steering angle 34°
Front suspension completely adjustable USD fork (spring preload and hydraulic compression and rebound damping) with 45 mm diam.
Front wheel travel 6.69 in. / 170 mm
Rear suspension single arm with progressive linkage, monoshock with adjustable hydraulic rebound damping and spring preload adjuster knob
Rear wheel travel 6.10 in. / 155 mm
Front brake Brembo 320 mm stainless steel floating double discs, radial calipers with 4 horizontally opposed pistons
Rear brake Brembo 282 mm stainless steel fixed disc, floating caliper with 2 parallel pistons
Wheels Light alloy (tubeless, spoked)
Front wheel rim 2.50” x 19”
Rear wheel rim 4.25” x 17”
Front tire 110/80 R19”
Rear tire 150/70 R17”

DIMENSIONS

Length 88.53 in. (2250 mm)

41.33 in. (1,050 mm)

Height 58.26 in. (1,480 mm)

Saddle height 32 – 33 in. (820-840 mm) adjustable

Minimum ground clearance 8.26 in. (210 mm)

Curb weight (Ready to Ride) 598 lbs (272 Kg)

Fuel tank capacity 8.5 Gallons (32 liters)

1.8 Gallons (Reserve) / 7 liters (Reserve)

Stelvio 1200 ntx

On Adventure in Himachal Pradesh (INDIA) - Land of Adventure,Abundant Natural Beauty and Peace

On Adevnture- in Himachal Pradesh

Its in our nature that we love Nature and its Beauty,

Things which gives us pleasure-peace and thrill are always a priority for everyone.

And all above said is available at one place called Himachal Pradesh.Always a paradise for nature & adventure lovers.
A mountainous state,famous for its natural beauty,which is everywhere you go.

Their are many things you can do when in Himachal or simply you can sit and relax in total peace.

No matter in which place of Himachal you are, THERE WILL BE NATURE AND MOUNTAINS AROUND YOU and fresh mountain air full of o2. to breath.

Activities for a Adventure Traveler in Himachal Pradesh:

Water and river sports:

The Maharana Pratap Sagar reservoir in Kangra district with its 42 km length and 2 km breadth, offers a variety of activities in close collabration with the Directorate of Mountaineering and Allied Sports. Year long activities include swimming, water-skiing, surfing, kayaking, rowing, canoeing and sailing. Three levels of courses are conducted - beginner, intermediate and advanced. The Maharana Pratap Sagar (Pong Dam) is 5 km from Talwara. For details, contact at Tel; 01893-288956. Similar activities are also available on the waters of Gobind Sagar near Bilaspur, the Chamera lake near Dalhousie (Chamba) and the Pandoh lake on the Mandi-Kullu National Highway.

Water and river sports

Mountain cycling ( one of my fav.adventure activity)

The lower regions of the State - Kangra, Una, Hamirpur and Bilaspur offer gentle routes. Or you can stretch your mind, muscle and stamina to reach out to the Trans Himalyan tract of Lahaul-Spiti and Kinnaur. Milder but no less interesting excursions can be done out at any holiday station.

this pic source: hill spot.inhillspot.inhh

At these places you can visit many holy Shrines and Temples on the way of a Cycling tour to refresh yourself and spiritual powers.

Skating

The Shimla ice-skating rink has the largest open-air area with naturally frozen ice in this part of the world. The Ice Skating Club has already celebrated its Diamond Jubilee.

ice skating at shimla

Ice-skating normally begins in early December and carries on to February. Clear skies and low Ice Skating, Shimla temperatures provide series of uninterrupted sessions. There are two sessions every day, in the morning and in the evening.

Membership is available for the season as well as for shorter terms and even for single sessions. Skates are available at the rink.

Fancy dress carnivals, 'gymkhanas' ice-hockey and dances enliven every season

Mountaineering and Rock climbing

Rock climbing is often seen as the basic stage for mountain climbing. It can also be treated as an independent sport, since it is basically climbing a rock face, using only hands and feet with a safety rope.

The area around Manali, presently forms the core of mountaineering in Himachal. The Beas Kund region and lower reaches of the Hanuman Tibba (5930 m), the Manali and Shitidhar peaks around the source of river Beas and Deo Tibba (6001 m) (Kullu) area are suggested for beginners with some experience. The Chandra Bhaga ranges, the Pir Panjal and Dhalaudhar ranges are existing. The State also has several other areas where Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports, Manali and its branch at Dharamsala (Kangra) offer this activity. Courses are also available with the institute. (Indian Mountaineering Association). For details contact at: 01902-250337, 252342 (Manali) and at Tel: 01892-221787 (Dharamshala).

Golf

At Naldera, 23 km from Shimla city is one of the oldest golf courses in India. The course, whose topography is absolutely natural, was originally placed by the British Viceroy of India, Golf Lord Curzon, at the turn of the century. He was so enhanted by the spot that he named one of his daughters 'Naldera' after the spot. This is a par 68, nine hole course which is regarded as one of the most challenging in the country. In the repeat nine, the yardage some - what increases. The links are maintained by Himachal Tourism and accomodation is available at Hotel Golf Glade. There are other hotels in the private sector near Naldera.

Paragliding

Bir-Billing in Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, is one of the best paragliding site. para-gliding is also possible at other places in the state. Places where para-gliding is done are - Bundla Dhar near Bilaspur, Solang valley near Manali in the kullu district.

Himachal Tourism sponsors training programmes and events at various times of the year, in different places. There is an Adventure Sports Hostel at Dharamsala (Kangra) and an Aero Sports Complex at Bir. For details of training facilities, contact sports associations or District Tourism Development Office at Dharamshala. Ph: 01892-224430.

Trekking
The main trekking areas in Himachal are the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges, routes over the passes between the Shimla region and the Kullu valley, the numerous treks out of Kullu and select treks in the Trans-Himalyan regions of Kinnaur, Lahaul and Spiti. Most trekking areas are between 1500 metres and 6000 metres.

With well over two hundred defined trails, the variation in terrain is also enormous. Low scrub-land and paths through paddy fields, give way to trails strewn with pine needles. Then come woods of oak and flowering rhododendron, which merge into forest of Himalyan cedar - 'deodar' - and spruce. On most trails, small pastoral hamlets dot the way. Cunningly hidden between the high mountains are passes which were once known only to migrant shepherds and dare all traders. These lead to the fabulous wastes and swift rivers of the arid Trans-Himalya. A host of combinations and variations take the trails through changing countryside. The degree of physical output can also be changed to suit your requirements. For example, the same trek can be developed from a week to last longer. Or, the two ends of a trek can be the same, but the trails can be designed to be taxing, or gentle.

Trekking in action

There are several agencies that conduct treks. Guides, equipment, porters, pack animals and maps are available at major starting points. The old Forest 'dak bunglows' that are strategically placed along many trek routes, add a considerable measure of nostalgic charm and convenience for trekkers. Practically all have an aura of the past, and lie nestled in deep woods. In addition, the State Electricity Board and the PWD also have rest houses. Most of these are marked out on trekking maps and advance booking is possible. The Forest Rest Houses are booked by the area's Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) and the PWD and Electricity Board ones are booked by the concerned Executive Engineer.

Training facilities, with basic and intermediate courses are available at Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports, Manali (Kullu) Ph: 01902-250337, 252342, 252206 and at its Regional centres at Dharamsala (Kangra) Ph: 01892-221787 and Bharmour (Chamba) Ph: 01895-225036, Mountaineering sub-centre Jispa (Lahaul & Spiti) Ph: 01900-233230. Excellent camping facilities exists at these points.

Heli skiing

For high mountain thrills perhaps nothing can surpass the magic of heli-skiing. Under a deep blue sky, you are carried by a helicopter to a snow-draped peak. And after that there is nothing except steadily distancing whirr of rotor blades, the sky and the snow. It is a thrilling experience as you rapidly zoom down the slopes. The icy winds slaps your face and the swiftly slithering hiss of skies remindes you that you are racing away on your own steam.

The sport is available in the area bound by Hanuman Tibba, Rohtang Pass, Deo Tibba and Chandrakhani Pass near the resort town of Manali (Kullu). A major feature is the compactness of heli skiing area. A sortie of ten minutes can carry the skiers to the top of a 14000 feet high slope.

Heli Skiing Under operation

Skiing

Kufri, near Shimla is one of the oldest places in India to be associated with skiing and the slopes are still in use during winter. Above Kufri, the Mahasu ridge also has good slopes.

Comprehensive facilities exist at Narkanda, 64 km from Shimla. There is a range of slopes, including a beginer's run, an advanced slope and a slalom run. Himachal Tourism offers ski courses, instruction and has equipment on hire at Narkanda. For details, contcat at Tel: 01782-242406.

Skiing at solang

At Manali (Kullu), the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports offers a variety of courses and facilities for skiing are possible in the Solang area near Manali. There are also some companies in the private sector that offer ski courses and allied facilities. For details, contact at Tel: 01902-250337, 252342, 252206. or email at dmas_manali@yahoo.com

Angling

An anglers paradise, Himachal has several spots for both trout and mahaseer as well as other fish.

Acclaimed as the best sport fish in the world, both Brown and Rainbow Trout are to be found in Himachal's streams. Upstreams of Rohru in the Pabbar valley (Shimla), there are several spots ideal for fishing. Chirgaon has a trout hatchery and other sites are - Seema, Mandil, Sandsu, Tikri and Dhamvari all are within 5 to 25 km of Rohru (Shimla). Kinnaur's Baspa river in the Sangla valley also holds trout. Fish also abounds in Uhl river near Barot. Good spots on this beat are - Luhandi, Puran hatchery, Tikkar and Kamand. The upper reaches of the river Beas in the Kullu valley and its side streams like the Sarvari, Parbati, Sainj, Hurla and Tirthan, especially the areas around Aut, Patlikuhl, Katrain, Raison and Largi are excellent for the sport. These are all upstream of the Pandoh reservoir and are close to, or on the Mandi-Manali highway.

The picturesque Kangra valley has several spots that offer mahaseer river carp. The reservoir of the Maharana Pratap sagar right up to the town of Dehra has good spots. Nadaun along the river Beas has some good beats, besides Chamba Pattan near Garli (accessible from Nadaun or Jwalamukhi), Amtar (2 km from Nadaun), Harsi Pattan (30 km from Tira Sujanpur) and Lambagaon (15 km from Tira Sujanpur).

On the river Giri, Gaura (30 km from Solan on the Rajgarh road) and the beat near Dadahu (5 km from Renuka lake) and the river Yamuna, downstream of Paonta Sahib (Sirmour) are good spots for mahaseer.

The waters of the Gobind Sagar near Bilaspur also have a variety of fish.

Fishing fee are nominal. The trout fishing season is from 31 March to 31 October. Generally best months for mahaseer are those that have an 'r' in their spelling - January, February, March, April, September, October, November and December.

Adventure Activity content & some picture Source: http://himachaltourism.gov.in

So get yourself fit and pump some adrenaline and jump into the never forgettable Adventure in Himachal.

All the best.

Beautiful Himachal Pradesh

Monday, August 12, 2013

Red Bull Signature Series VIDEO : Romaniacs- must watch for a adventure spirit

Red Bull Signature Series : Romaniacs

found this video on you tube now sharing this all with you. enjoy this whenever you feel like a little low !

ENJOY.....................................................................................................................................................

Red Bull Signature Series : Romaniacs

Yamaha Super Ténéré- A serious contender in Adventure touring segment

Yamaha Super Ténéré

The Super Ténéré is built for adventure, with an exceptionally compact 1199cc parallel twin with a unique 270° crank for excellent torque and traction. Engine mass is kept low for excellent handling. Narrow 2-cylinder inline engine is slim and compact for carving tight lines in twisty mountain roads.

more reach: http://www.yamahamotorsports.com