





First solo trip to Tungnath
After planning for months, decided to go solo. And it was worth it.






After planning for months, decided to go solo. And it was worth it.





Hi All,
Looking for your honest feedback. I am looking for atleast a 100 responses.
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We are a group of 6 friends planning a bike road trip from Shimla to Sangla. We’ll be renting bikes in Shimla, and each bike will have two riders.
We have a few questions:
1. What would be the approximate budget for this trip?
2. Is it worth traveling during April–May in terms of weather and road conditions?
How cold would it be in ladakh towards April end? What kind of clothes should one carry?
Hey folks,
Me and a few friends are planning a trip from Mumbai to Tungnath–Chandrashila around the end of May. We’re mainly looking for good and reliable trek packages (preferably budget-friendly but decent).
If anyone has done this trek recently or has suggestions for good operators/packages, would really appreciate your recommendations!
Also open to tips on planning it ourselves vs going with a package.
Thanks in advance 🙌


Mumbai is best served filtered through traffic and sea breeze, not behind a taxi window.
I’m Dan (27M), and I’ve spent the last decade figuring out which gullies lead to the best cutting chai and which roads actually feel like a movie at 11 PM. I’m looking to take a fellow explorer around on my Honda CB350 - we’ll skip the Gateways and the Tajs and go where the tour buses literally can't fit.
If you’re down to skip the tourist traps and actually feel the city, DM me. Let’s ride. 🤘