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First solo trip to Tungnath

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

u/TrustMeImLost — 2 days ago
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Need Advice (Shimla to Sangla )

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?
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u/CaregiverKnown3414 — 17 hours ago

First-time trekkers heading to Tungnath–Chandrashila – package or DIY? Suggestions please

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 🙌

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u/biggBOOTYBAnDiT69 — 20 hours ago
Forget the tour buses. Mumbai by Motorcycle? 🇮🇳

Forget the tour buses. Mumbai by Motorcycle? 🇮🇳

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.

https://preview.redd.it/m4ah8w9786tg1.png?width=1202&format=png&auto=webp&s=3ac97bec432718aa078a4983526a0da8032644a9

  • The Ride: My trusty CB350 (smooth thumping soundtrack included).
  • The Route: Back-alleys, hidden viewpoints, and the kind of street food that doesn’t have a Yelp page.
  • DIY Option: If you’d rather twist the throttle yourself, I can help you source a ride.

If you’re down to skip the tourist traps and actually feel the city, DM me. Let’s ride. 🤘

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u/dan_mis_ — 24 hours ago
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