#kedarkantha

For the past two days, we've been trekking above 3,000 meters in the Indian Himalayas, looking at the snow-capped mountain peaks in the distance and playing a simulated game of guessing their names. We're

There must have been at least 300 people at Kedarkantha Summit at 7 a.m., and in such a crowd, it was difficult to even decide where to place our feet so as not to bump into each other. After spending

Four of us set out to summit Kedarkantha, a non-technical peak in the Indian Himalayas. We hiked the first day to the summit camp, where we stayed overnight, and the next morning, we woke up at 3 a.m.

I've sat down to write after a long time. Volunteering at two events in a row doesn't feel like writing. On top of that, I've injured both my shoulders, so now I go to the hospital for physiotherapy, then

The Summit: We started our trek from Summit Camp to Kedarkantha at 3 am. When we reached there a day before, we understood that we would encounter human traffic the next morning. There were a lot of people,

This morning, after having breakfast, we left for the summit camp from Sankari base camp. Since we had taken a complete pack with a guide, from today onwards, the responsibility of our breakfast, lunch,

On 21st December, we started our journey at 6:30 am for the Kedarkantha peak summit. This time, our (@himalayanwomb and I) trekking and summiting peak was unique as my son, aged 17, and my niece, aged

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