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Activities at Camp
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Hiking - The area presents
endless avenues for the hiking enthusiasts. From a two-hour hike in the
surrounding area to a full day Hike to the imposing Churdhar peak
(at 12000-ft, it is the Highest peak in the Outer Himalayas) the options are enough to keep you occupied for a while. Some
recommended options include Walk to the Syana Village Top - 1 Hr. from
the Camp and as and extension walk all the way to the Helipad and all
the way back. Roughly a three to Four Hour walk this round walk passes
offers scattered houses, fruit laden orchards at times, beautiful
wildflowers, an occasional curious mountain kid, wild fruit berries to
feast on, a beautiful dense forest and a small temple at the village
Syana. |
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River Crossing - You also
learn the act of river crossing over the base tied across the stream
near the camp. |
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Obstacle Course - A small
obstacle course at the camp consisting of Burma Bridge, Ladder Bridge,
Double Rope Bridge, Tarzan Swing and other rope and bamboo assortments
is an ideal activity with in the campus.
Rock Climbing and
Rappelling - Learn the basics of rock climbing on the flat rock face
near the camp. Things you can learn include three point climbing
techniques, holds and grips and energy reservoir maintenance and
preservation. On the subtle end you will also realize the importance of
planning, coordination, patience, listening and motivational values for
your teammates. You will also learn the act of rappelling i.e.
descending on the rock face you just climbed but no hold or grips just
the rope and you and your knees and feet. |
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Bird Watching - The
residents of this area agree that the bird population in the area is a
very healthy one. From the Himalayan Magpies to Mainas or even the
woodpeckers for the avid birdwatcher we suggest you pack your lunch
before you move away from the camp for indulging in your favourite past
time. |
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 Splash Swimming - The
presence of two perennial stream around the camp present good
opportunities for day picnics around small pools up in the valley hidden
from the whatsoever little population that exists in the area.
Visit to the Waterfall -
Hidden in to the valley is a beautiful waterfall that can give you a
good massage if you just stand under it for a few minutes. A good spot
to party around and have fun lazing around in the water. |
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 Recreation - We have a few
hammocks all over the camp under shady trees, a small, make shift
badminton court, carom, dart, badminton, chess, Rope swings, daily
bonfires, cultural folk programs etc. to keep you occupied at any time. |
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The Sunrise (Set) Trek
: Early morning one can set out to the nearest
mountain top area to watch the sunrise on the distant graded Himalayan
Mountains. Watching the sunset, which can be seen from many locations at Rajgarh is a treat to the eyes. Make sure you have
your camera ready before you dissolve in the plethora of colors all
around you. |
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 Visit to the Monastery
- A beautiful monastery at Ochghat is definitely
worth exploring on your way to or back from the Camp. The Bon Po
Monastery is 40 years old and has a separate section for women monks.
Red More about this Religion by clicking
here. Read more about the
Bon Future Fund Here.
Baru Sahab – A very well known Gurudwara around 40 kms from Rajgarh. It
is one of the oldest holy shrines of the Sikh faith. |
