Camping
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The
Himalayas are not just for mountaineers,
trekkers and Climbers. It provide us
a best way to enjoy natural beauty and
holiday. Camping in the foot hills of
Himalayas conceivably the best way of
luxuriating in the stupefaction of nature
and sharing the love and the warmth
of its people. Wild Life camps are the
most sparking and captivating accommodations
available in the wildlife sanctuaries
and parks. |
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himachal
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| Camping
is perhaps the best way of enjoying
the wonders of nature given to himachal
pradesh and sharing the warmth of its
people. You can carry your own gear
along - or opt for any of the several
camps that are pitched in various parts
of the state. These camping offer accommodation,
catering and a variety of activities
like hikes, fishing, nature-tours
and rafting. Most of these camping offer
quality fyacilities and services. |
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Sangla valley
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| Baspa
valley ( also known as Sangla valley ) is one
of the most beautiful valleys of Kinnaur. camping
starts from Karcham ( 1,899 meters ) where the
Baspa river coming from the east joins the Satluj.
The road for Baspa valley branches from the
Hindustan Tibet road at the river junction and
after turning south crosses the Satluj over
a bridge to reach Karacham. The valley open
up beyond Sangla and is full of wooded slopes
as far as Chitkul ( 3,435 meters ). Chitkul
is the last inhabited village in the valley
surrounded by green fields and high mountain
peaks. It is like a Fairyland. The quaint little
houses, temples, gompas and the people of Baspa
valley conjure up a perfect image of "Shangri-La".
The beautiful Sangla Valley has to be the highlight
of your Himalayan camping holiday. A mere 30
Km from the Tibetan border, the Sangla Valley
was closed to travellers until 1992 and even
today is quite untouched by civilisation. Situated
at an average height of 2700 m, Sangla Valley
is a place where you can unwind in style as
you wake up in your cosy Swiss style tents to
the chirping of birds. |
Tabo
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| It
is 47 km. from Kaza. At the right of Spiti river,
is an ancient village named Tabo, flanked on
either side by lofty brown hills and sun burnt,
is the seat of one of the most famous Buddhist
monasteries - Sherlang, Duang, Chamba, Chibbo,
Domlang Gompas, regarded by many as only next
to the Thelong Gompa in Tibet. The 10th Century
Tabo monastery houses more than 60 lamas. Large
number of scriptures and pieces of art, wall
paintings - 'Tankhas' and 'Stucco'. Tabo has
been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
At Banjara Camps shivers of delight await you.
The camp is located at Tabo, where it sometimes
actually feels that time stopped over a 1000
years ago. The Tabo Monastery or Gompa is centuries
old and second in importance only to the Tholing
Monastery in Tibet, in the entire Buddhist Himalayas.
Amidst this barrenness, broken only by the sounds
of mountain rivers crashing over the rocks,
Banjara Camps is a welcome sight, with all the
warmth and caring of home around a bonfire,
music and chatter. |
Chail
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| 2,250
meters ) Situated 45 km. from Shimla.. This
was the ‘Summer Capital’ of the erstwhile Patiala
State. The small town is located amid thick
woods and has fine walks. It has the highest
cricket ground in the world. The dense forests
around are alive with many species of birds
and animals but it is best known for its ‘Scottish
red Deer' which were introduced by the Maharaja.
With its carpet of lush green meadows and thick
Deodar forests, Chail offers a tranquillity
simply unimaginable in today's fast paced life |
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