Places to Visit Near Jajau

Valley of flowers was always on a wish list , however you can do this only in July & August ( best time to Visit ). i use to miss every year. i didn't wanted to miss this year and it was going on my mind.I like sudden & unanticipated plans , it was 5 :00 pm on friday 7th July 2017 evening and i was in a middle of a meeting, Phone Buzzes and a reminder saying that i have a Dentist appointment at 5:30 in sector 19 Noida.Rushes to dentist so that i don't miss on the appointment, it took me an hour there and while i was at dentist , i decided to go to Valley of flowers ( However time was a constraint)I reached home by 7 :30 pm , and started looking for bus tickets , finally got one at the last seat of the last bus heading towards Haridwar. Technology has made our life so simple , however i still believe coordinating with , Tickets agencies , Supervisors for the seats is still a task. Had to board bus from Anand vihar and bus was suppose to start by 10:00 pm. However bus started by Midnight , already couple of hours late.

very next day we returned to Delhi and in afternoon around 3 pm we catch train from Delhi station..

After exploring and knowing some mysterious facts about this place, Now we returned back. "Mountains...Beaches.. Hill stations.. Most of us want to travel such places only. But they forget that there also exist some marvellous historic places in India and this place is one of them. I urge you guys to pull out some days from your busy schedule and visit this place. "Gujarat"

Our journey started from "New Delhi" to "Jam Nagar" via "12478/ SVDK Jam Express" and after that we were only left with 3-4 hrs run from Jam nagar to reach "Dwarka". So we covered it from local trains.

23rd June, I took my flight from T3-IGIA. Vistaara provides you great services.

Our journey started on Friday, May 26th, 2017, early morning, at around 5 AM. We were travelling by road; distance of Chail from Delhi is close to 340 kms, which is a comfortable 8-10 hour journey. The road is quite smooth on most parts of the journey, except on some stretches, where due to ongoing re-construction of road, you might get stuck in an hour or two of traffic jam.

Finally I took a return bus from Kinnaur at 9:00 AM for Shimla and then a Ordinary bus from Shimla to Delhi to reach Delhi on next morning.The whole journey opened news doors to my travel destinations. This beauty is yet to be explored. It seems you have stepped into an altogether a different world which is draped with a quilt of snow-capped Kailash mountains.There are more places around Rekong Peo, like Sangla and Chitkul, which also can be visited. You can easily get cabs / buses from Rekong Peo for these places.Financials:-1. Bus (Ordinary) cost To-Fro (Delhi to Rekong Peo) : Rs. 1800/-2. Stay and Food was free (accommodation at a friend's place)3. Exploring places around + Food : 1000 (Max)

My heart leaps up when I seeA Tripster on the road:So was it when my life began;So is it now I am a man;So be it when I shall grow old,Or let me die!The Child is father of the Man;Yes you got it right. There’s enough written and told about how an ideal trip should be and when is the best time to have it. Excuse me bro, an ideal trip happens with a bunch of most wicked people together. And, coming to the later part of ‘When’ then let me tell you, it is whenever you can manage it and things fall in place for you.The most challenging part of a buddy trip is, matching the schedule of each and everyone and considering the professional luxuries of one and all. The composition was impeccable and God of good things were all with us to make this happen once again.So, 10PM was what the clock was ticking and Friday was what calendar indicated. The horrendous traffic on the exit roads of Delhi was saying that we are not alone a group of people who have recognised the long weekend. Mountains were calling, not only to us but, I guess it had sent a bulk message to masses instead.Let me introduce you to the fabulous five who irrespective of all the hectic schedule, made it to the most grossly wonderful journey. There was an intruder (tried to spoil the journey with his non-stop phone calls) who lost everything or say his identity a day back to a mugging, a creepy fellow who somehow managed to get the leaves sanctioned over some drinks, a bro who made the journey easy, a lady who believed on us, myself who was a patient to be handled for the rest of the days and last but not the least our dhanno who never irked on carrying us through.Somehow crippling, we reached Murthal at around 1:30 AM and our rock solid ideas of driving all way long to Chitkul without any prolonged stay in the middle was jolted a bit. Let me just interrupt, Murthal is not only an important milestone between the route of Delhi to the various hill stations, but it’s an enroute destination in itself. All the travellers have to pay a stop there as the butter-drenched paranthas mesmerizes the passerby.The gang was stuffed with dinner and we were high on tea (or rather call it a chochak-chai). At around 2AM we again started with the hazy eyes and crystal clear intentions of hitting the destination by same evening. As they say, ‘the journey is better than the destination’ they are right at every bit of it. And the crazy folks are an icing on the cake. We drove for around 3 and ½ hours to relent ourselves a bit in the McDonalads at Zirakhpur. By the time the sun started popping out of the darkness, we again were on wheels after 30 minutes of refreshment.To some 600 kms long route the mountains started just after driving 250 kms from the source. The rest were the tortuous way we had to cover in a limited time, considering that one cannot fool sleep for long. Some constructions on the roads added to our miseries and some eyes started falling down.Referring to the rule number 16 of para 2 on page no. 216 of the Road Trip, one can not kowtow to sleep while the wheels are taking the rounds, irrespective one is driving or not. The pillions have all the responsibility of keeping the driver alive. We took another chai-break to keep the tempo high and journey on ease. We stopped at around 9AM and it was hardly a 20 minutes halt. Once again we started towards the north after the tea rejuvenated us.At round 11:30AM we were at Shimla ☺ and at around 2:00PM we were still at Shimla ☹. The queen of hills was quite irritated with the travellers who visited her out of proportion, or to quote it right, the policemen made it even worse than it could have been. We reached at the end of the traffic bottleneck to discover that there was no such big reason of it; rather it seemed to be due to mishandling by the stupid traffic cops.Traumatized by the driving conditions we again decided to take a stop for some quick meal near Chail. The clock said it to be some 2:30 PM. The yellow fever was catching up as we seen the Maggi in the mountains. Trust me it tastes different in the mountains with the same ingredients. After filling up and packing some fruits for the way we made our caravan on move amidst some awesome weather.The journey on the mountains is even better if they are blended with some ghost stories. Continuing with the stories, we again inched a substantial distance and made it to our next milestone- Rampur. While in the journey between Chail and Rampur we have witnessed some bizarrely beautiful plantations on the mountains, which were covered with white sheet of clothes. In unison, it made the mountain prettier and ornamented. This was picturesquely scenic and was adding to the serenity of the valley all around.It was already an evening, and we were not at all close to our destination, 5PM in the evening and we have just snailed till Rampur where one can get a better restroom facility after Chail. We nestled there for another 45 minutes and loaded ourselves with food again. The sun was setting on us and we were a traveller without rooms booked as it always falls heavy on us to avail an advanced accommodation.The lady took the control and started making the things possible though the portal. We have made few calls and believed that we will be able to make ourselves a room for the night if we manage to reach Sangla by 10 PM. We thought- chuck it! Let's find some tea and forget everything. We did so and that too at a beautiful location. We munched again and made numerous clicks as the location demanded this. By this time the creepy fellow was on knees to the sleep but the excitement of being in frame with the friends saved his ass. It was some 6:30 PM and was twilight in the mountains.Yes, the roads on this patch, particularly between Rampur to Sangla/ Chitkul are particularly for day driving conditions. But those are for humans; beasts take them in the dark for making it more eventful and fun.When going gets tough, the travelers get singing.And then the music player was put to rest and the vocal Jam-session started. Several rowdy songs were sung and danced upon (lyrical hip-hops and all). The roads get quite dangerous and curvy after Rampur and one has to drive with utmost safety particularly “during night”. You are continuously ferried along with Baspa river enroute Sangla and the view is beautiful. There are 2-3 dams on the way, which are good piece of architecture to watch.

Its is very beautiful and serene, it has some mesmerizing views , the landscapes are amazing. These were some of the words people used when I asked them about leh ladahk. But this time I got to experience it myself. Generally people go through sir nagar but due to safety concerns we took the manali route. On 9th june we left for manali.

As the famous saying, "he who goes alone can leave today but he who goes with others will have to wait till that other get ready."Since a life in itself is a solo journey but we mostly forget it as the life progress. We live in such a society where we were taught to be become like someone, to do things that others do, to follow the path that others follow. And sometimes we don't even complain because whatever we were told to do in our life, it is for our own benefit. It is actually the best and the safest route to a successful life where doing is ours but the thoughts are implanted on us.But what we forget is spending sometime with ourselves. We forget to listen to our own mind, we sometimes scare to walk over our own paths and with that we get easily worried with some upcoming challenges.I am not saying i am too different from this, I am also the same like everyone else. But everyone need to explore himself. Because when you explore yourself, you get to know yourself better, you get to know your limits, you get to know how to tackle the challenges, you get to know your response for certain situations. You will be able to handle the complex situations whom which you get fear. And i think all that comes from just a single SOLO TRIP."Travelling with friends makes you fall in love with life but Travelling Solo makes you fall in love with yourself and life both. "Yes, a single Solo Trip can change your way of living a life. We know many people cancel their trip at the last moment due to back-off from their friends. They thought what will they do there without friends, but we can use this opportunity for being a solo traveller instead. You can't kill your dreams especially when you have to do is just go out.In a Solo trip, its only you and yourself, there you have to entertain yourself. You can do whatever you want to and nothing you don't want. Do if you want to just sit in the balcony of any hotel with a beer in hand, do if you want to sleep for a full day on the hills, do gaze at the Himalayas for a full day if you want. No one will be there to question you.People will have problems when you tell them that you are going all alone, their reactions would be "Are you mad? Why there is a need of going alone? What will you do there with yourself? Aren't you scared? It is unsafe, you can't do that. What if something happens to you?" People will feel bad for you that you have nobody to travel with. I think they are the same people who are afraid of being alone, scared of being looked lonely to others like they don't have anybody. In short they are afraid of being a loser. Travelling Solo doesn't mean you will always be alone, you will find peoples, locals, kids to whom you can talk. You can get to know their way of living, their culture and even you can share yours. Definitely they will be amazed to know that you are traveling Alone and that feeling will tell you that you are doing something really different.There are many means of transport you can opt. If you have a bike make it your partner, travel as far as you can like there is no destination. By giving lifts to people en-route you can get to know the place better, its history, tradition as the locals know their place better or may be you can have dinner/lunch at their home too. Also you might get to know of any hidden or unexplored place nearby. If you don't have a bike then travel by a bus and get off to any unknown place, take lifts en-route on trucks, carts etc. It will be much more adventurous than any kind of journey apart of being cheap too. I can tell if you travel solo once then definitely you wouldn't going to stop. And after you will do it once, you will travel whenever you want and will not wait till that other get ready because by then you'll be a Solo-Traveller."I Travel not to spend the life but to Gain it."