Living on the remote area in India easily allow me to go on trekking every now and then. The reason, my area is covered with Green jungle and some local hills. Few of the hills were completelly covered with rocks and big Boulders, while few of them have a walkable path. One such hills that I visited recently is Patasnath hills, which also happens to be a well known pilgrimage site.
Though it has a steep slope to climb, and completelly covered with dense forest all around to it. However for local tribes it's an easy walk everyday. They go to the top and comes down as a daily routine, this is what a lady told me, on our enroute. She briskly moving ahead of us and seems in no problem.
While we were struggling to climb the 14 km trekking hills, that lady were at ease. However after good 2km we started to faint, as the humidity level started to take toll on our body. And due to lockdown, there were no refreshment point available, so we started to enjoy the scenic beauty. And found some joining trees alongside the road.
You might have notice how the Long stem is co jointing two different trees. For sure, this is not banyan tree still it was conjointly with each other.
There were also some uneven and ill-fated trees as well. Those not growing in a proper shape. Still looked to be like a tree having hands and body to it.
We were greeted by some wild millions too. It rolled like a small point on the walls.
It stretched to full length with a little touch. It started to.move slowly and doesn't seem to be harmful.
Well being a wild jungle, how would we not meet the tree climbers, that red faced monkey. It was everywhere and try to attack us now and then. Snapping them closely would be risky, as they might snatch our phone.
Good to be safe from these wild animals and keep our belonging safe. After spending a good 3 hrs and trekking upto 4km we said goodbye to the place and moved back home. It was good experince walking up the hills. May be next time, we would visit again to explore the place.
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