You can do it easily but wait for somedays because corona is not finished till now. trekking towards Kedarkanth is amazing and it can be done by non trekkers also.
Do some exercise, but good trekking shoes, take you thermals but only wear them during night, take good torches, hire a local to guide you for navigation, do try local food, try making new friends with locals...And dont use more phone, just observe and embrace the beautiful and magnificent mountains
Copy your Instagram link and then when you start writing ,tap in the plus sign on the left then you will see Instagram logo , click on it , paste the link , press enter and woaala your work is done. this is to add some pics or videos. if you just want your link, paste the link first the select the text, you will see a link logo, paste your insta link there too. the text will become blue.
Even I am planning my 1st himalayan trek to Kedarkantha in December. To know about accessibility, i recommend you to contact trek organiser. They vl guide you.
You be active at tripoto app, u will earn credit.
Tripoto sells vacation package,if you book that vacation package then some percentage of cost will be redeemable through your credit.
tripoto change redeemable percentage time to time.
That's very tough to anwer when we have so many places on list..but if I have to choose 1 ,I would prefer to go to norway and witness northern lights when they are visible.
Yes, you can redeem credits for hotel package booking.
keep an eye on tripoto fb and instagram page for recent offers. also, inside news: tripoto will be launching post pandemic packages to book this week. you can apply credits there. there will be a limit on how much credits you can redeem per package. just keep an eye out 😉
You can buy D-3400 (Nikon) if you want a low budget DSLR camera. Buy it with dual lens a. 18-55 mm, b. 70-300 mm. they will help you capture nice pictures both at near and far. If you want to buy professional camera, then go for Nikon D 7000 series. It is beginner level camera for professionals. Then you can buy lenses according to your demand.
I would suggest you to invest on lenses if you wanna buy a DSLR for serious photography, if it's just the pictures you're concerned with any point and shoot would do. I personally have a Nikon D3400 that's a good one but just for photography, if you want video and other cool stuff go for higher ranges like the other person in the comment said the Nikon 7000 series maybe?
If you can afford a little more than Canon D series is great like the D80. Mirrorless cameras are a growing trend too.