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Uttarakhand relief, June 2013: the Rishikesh Team -- Part 2/4

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THIS VIDEO shows dramatic moves by raft... in order to reach the cut off village people with the supplies. our team had to cross the river... some villagers sit by the shores, waiting patiently...
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Following the recent heavy rain and landslide crisis in the Himalayan mountains of Uttarakhand, where many roads got washed away and more than 70,000 people are stranded, a group of Rishikesh's travel agents and mountain expedition specialists couldn't sit idle and teamed up to provide help.

The 12 local companies*) from Rishikesh got together and organised ration/supplies (water, biscuits, bread, juice, rice, flour, tea, sugar, gas cylinders, tents, ropes, blankets, clothes, torches, medicine) and prepared 12 trucks to go into the mountain area.
More than 40 courageous and determined volunteers risked their lives in order to help neglected village people who had not received any help so far. Despite a badly destroyed and interrupted road network, worsening weather and looming landslides, they managed to deliver help where it was need -- in the region of Agastmuni and Gaurikund (Kedarnath).
Thank God, the Rishikesh Team has safely returned last night.

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*) Red Chilli Adventures, Outbound Adventure, Paddle India, De-N-Ascent Expeditions, Questrails, Great Himalayan Expeditions, Garhwal Himalayan Exploration, Sohan Tours & Travel, Step Himalayas, Indo Ganga Holidays, Rush Endless Adventure and Trekt India

Uttarakhand relief, June 2013: the Rishikesh Team -- Part 1/4

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THIS VIDEO shows a glimpse of the first morning, upon arrival in the mountains after a long drive... the other half of the crew is on their way...
Background and full article:
under +News+ on sohantoursandtravel.com

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Following the recent heavy rain and landslide crisis in the Himalayan mountains of Uttarakhand, where many roads got washed away and more than 70,000 people are stranded, a group of Rishikesh's travel agents and mountain expedition specialists couldn't sit idle and teamed up to provide help.

The 12 local companies*) from Rishikesh got together and organised ration/supplies (water, biscuits, bread, juice, rice, flour, tea, sugar, gas cylinders, tents, ropes, blankets, clothes, torches, medicine) and prepared 12 trucks to go into the mountain area.
More than 40 courageous and determined volunteers risked their lives in order to help neglected village people who had not received any help so far. Despite a badly destroyed and interrupted road network, worsening weather and looming landslides, they managed to deliver help where it was need -- in the region of Agastmuni and Gaurikund (Kedarnath).
Thank God, the Rishikesh Team has safely returned last night.

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*) Red Chilli Adventures, Outbound Adventure, Paddle India, De-N-Ascent Expeditions, Questrails, Great Himalayan Expeditions, Garhwal Himalayan Exploration, Sohan Tours & Travel, Step Himalayas, Indo Ganga Holidays, Rush Endless Adventure and Trekt India

Rafting the Ganga, De-N-Ascents, promo2

4th day on the river and making a video for the company

Uttarakhand relief, June 2013: the Rishikesh Team -- Part 3/4

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THIS VIDEO shows the bad road conditions in the mountains...
Background and full article:
under +News+ on sohantoursandtravel.com

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Following the recent heavy rain and landslide crisis in the Himalayan mountains of Uttarakhand, where many roads got washed away and more than 70,000 people are stranded, a group of Rishikesh's travel agents and mountain expedition specialists couldn't sit idle and teamed up to provide help.

The 12 local companies*) from Rishikesh got together and organised ration/supplies (water, biscuits, bread, juice, rice, flour, tea, sugar, gas cylinders, tents, ropes, blankets, clothes, torches, medicine) and prepared 12 trucks to go into the mountain area.
More than 40 courageous and determined volunteers risked their lives in order to help neglected village people who had not received any help so far. Despite a badly destroyed and interrupted road network, worsening weather and looming landslides, they managed to deliver help where it was need -- in the region of Agastmuni and Gaurikund (Kedarnath).
Thank God, the Rishikesh Team has safely returned last night.

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*) Red Chilli Adventures, Outbound Adventure, Paddle India, De-N-Ascent Expeditions, Questrails, Great Himalayan Expeditions, Garhwal Himalayan Exploration, Sohan Tours & Travel, Step Himalayas, Indo Ganga Holidays, Rush Endless Adventure and Trekt India

Uttarakhand relief, June 2013: the Rishikesh Team -- Part 4/4

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THIS VIDEO: To reach another village, the team had to trek and carry all the supplies on a narrow path through the forests...
Background and full article:
under +News+ on sohantoursandtravel.com

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Following the recent heavy rain and landslide crisis in the Himalayan mountains of Uttarakhand, where many roads got washed away and more than 70,000 people are stranded, a group of Rishikesh's travel agents and mountain expedition specialists couldn't sit idle and teamed up to provide help.

The 12 local companies*) from Rishikesh got together and organised ration/supplies (water, biscuits, bread, juice, rice, flour, tea, sugar, gas cylinders, tents, ropes, blankets, clothes, torches, medicine) and prepared 12 trucks to go into the mountain area.
More than 40 courageous and determined volunteers risked their lives in order to help neglected village people who had not received any help so far. Despite a badly destroyed and interrupted road network, worsening weather and looming landslides, they managed to deliver help where it was need -- in the region of Agastmuni and Gaurikund (Kedarnath).
Thank God, the Rishikesh Team has safely returned last night.

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*) Red Chilli Adventures, Outbound Adventure, Paddle India, De-N-Ascent Expeditions, Questrails, Great Himalayan Expeditions, Garhwal Himalayan Exploration, Sohan Tours & Travel, Step Himalayas, Indo Ganga Holidays, Rush Endless Adventure and Trekt India

River rafting in ganges The Wall

River Rafting

India Himalaya Bouldering Part 1

Awesome footage of our recent trip to the himalayas to go bouldering! Enjoy folks, feedback and comments welcome!!

10 Dangerous Vacation Spots In India Not Many Dare To Go

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1. Roop Kund - The Mysterious Frozen Skeletal Lake

The Roop Kund Trek leads to the infamous Roop Kund or mysterious skeletal lake in Uttarakhand. Crossing ice and snow, ascending to a dizzying height of 16,000 ft, thin air, changing climate and hailstorms, make reaching Roop Kund one of the toughest.

2. Kolli Hills - 70 Hairpin Bends And A Ghost

Riding up the mountains of death and conquering 70 hairpin bends along the narrow winding road to the Kolli Hills is challenging and exciting enough. But what makes it spookier is the folklore about a maiden who lures travellers with her beauty and kills them!

3. Rohtang Pass - Deadly Mudslides And Unpredictable Weather

Rohtang means pile of corpses, a name that stems from the deadly mudslides that often cover the 4,000 m-high road in the Himalayas. Rohtang’s unpredictable weather, snowstorms and avalanches add to the danger factor.

4. Kishtwar Kailash Road - Scariest Road In The World

The road between Kishtwar and the base camp of Kishtwar Kailash is one of the scariest roads in the world. Located in the Kishtwar District of Jammu & Kashmir, the road in some places is only wide enough for one vehicle, and in many places bordered on one side by cliffs and on the other side by a drop of hundreds of meters into the valley unprotected by guard rails.

5. North Sentinel Island - Tribes Shun Outside Contact

The Sentinelese reject any contact with other people, and are among the last people to remain untouched by modern civilization.

6. Dras - Second Coldest Inhabited Place In The World

7. Rajabhatkawa - Core Area Of The Buxa Tiger Reserve

Special permissions and passes are required to venture into Rajabhatkawa, which is the entry point for the core area of the Buxa Tiger Reserve. Forest fires in the core area, Bodo militants from Assam and poisonous weed adds to the danger of entering the core area of this reserve without proper permissions and guides.

8. Stok Kangri Trek - One Of The Toughest Treks In India

The Stok Kangri is the most glamorous trek in India - the trek takes you to India's highest trekking summit at 6100 mt. High altitude, steep ascent, oxygen deficiency, dry terrain, and crossing glaciers and rivers with a current that can whisk you away, makes it one of India's toughest treks.

9. Gurudongmar Lake - Highest Lake In Asia

10. Rafting On River Tons - Braving Grade V Rapids

Rafting on River Tons, the largest tributary of Yamuna, is considered the most challenging river rafting route in India. It offers one of the most technical river rafting expeditions and has plenty of rapids from grade 3 and 5, spaced with flat waters. An excellent river camping site, relaxing walks, ample angling opportunities and great white water make it an ideal getaway for adventure seekers.

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Himalayan Tragedy Revisited: A year after U'khand tragedy several still missing; victims face apathy

Even a year after the Uttarakhand floods, the scars of those whose lives and livelihood were devastated by the tragedy have not yet healed.

It's not just the loss of life and livelihood, the victims have to also put up with the government apathy. The horrific images of are still etched on their minds.

Moped Himalayas

Driving on a moped through the foothills of the himalayas, near Rishikesh...

Rainbow Mountains (Seasons Dance)

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The Way of Manaslu | Nepal - Himalayas

Our way around the World's 8th tallest mountain - Manaslu in Nepal. Sharing the path with mules, yaks, an odd stray dog and beautiful hard working people enriched by layers of cultural heritage amongst a literally breathtaking scenery that are the Himalayas - the roof of the World.

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Russian marathon team at Himalaya Lodge , Lukla

The Everest Russian marathon 2016

Prakash by the fire dhuni, Siddhanath Forest ashram, Pune

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Uttarakhand Police के 3 सदस्यों ने Mount Everest पे विजय प्राप्त की

3 members of uttarakhand police were successful in climbing mount everest.


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Gunmen Kill At Least 11 including 10 Foreign Tourists in Kashmir, Pakistan

Gunmen Kill At Least 11 including 10 Foreign Tourists in Kashmir, Pakistan
Gunmen have killed 10 people, including nine foreign tourists after storming a hotel in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.

Initial reports say five are from Ukraine, one from Russia and three from China. A Pakistani is also said to have been shot.

The attack happened near the base camp of Nanga Parbat, the world's ninth highest mountain, in Gilgit-Baltistan.

It is the first such attack on tourists in the region. A Sunni militant group, Jundullah, said it was responsible.

Police had at first said 10 foreign tourists had died. The motive for the killings is not yet clear.

Reports say those killed in the attack were nine trekkers and their Pakistani guide.

One person survived the attack.

Part of the Himalayan Range, Nanga Parbat, standing at 8,126m (26,660ft) is popular with trekkers and mountaineers.
'Very remote'

The attackers stormed the hotel near the base camp shortly after midnight.

Unknown people entered a hotel where foreign tourists were staying last night and opened fire, Ali Sher, a senior police officer, told Reuters.

A senior official said the area, in Diamer district, had been sealed off and police were hunting for the killers.

Since the area is very remote with no roads or transport, their bodies will have to be retrieved by helicopter, he said.

President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif have condemned the attack.

Mr Sharif, who was re-elected earlier this month, said such acts of cruelty and inhumanity would not be tolerated.

Meanwhile Gilgit governor Syed Mehdi Shah is set to hold a meeting with regional law enforcement agencies on Sunday to discuss the security situation in the area, Radio Pakistan reports.

Correspondents say Gilgit-Baltistan, which borders China, had been considered one of the more secure areas under Pakistani control.

However, in recent years it has suffered a spate of attacks by militants targeting Pakistan's Shia Muslim minority.

The area is famous for its natural beauty and the main city of Gilgit is seen as a gateway to the Karakoram and Himalayan mountain ranges.

K2 with a Drone

Film by: Petr Jan Juracka at K-2 BC-I