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Singalila
Day 3.
An early morning departure after staying the night at Kalapokhri (3108 m) meant leaving the small room shared by twelve people and filling our tiffinboxes for the long walk that awaited us.
On arguably the toughest day during the entire trek, we had to first climb up a couple hundred metres and then descend more than a thousand. The pathways through the core areas of the Singalila National Park were narrow enough to allow only one person at a time, and sporadic showers made things more slippery.
During the almost 26 km long trek on that day, yours truly ended up spraining his feet at least a couple of times and endured a few falls as well.
Next stop Rimbick (2286 m).
Singalila
Day 3.
An early morning departure after staying the night at Kalapokhri (3108 m) meant leaving the small room shared by twelve people and filling our tiffinboxes for the long walk that awaited us.
On arguably the toughest day during the entire trek, we had to first climb up a couple hundred metres and then descend more than a thousand. The pathways through the core areas of the Singalila National Park were narrow enough to allow only one person at a time, and sporadic showers made things more slippery.
During the almost 26 km long trek on that day, yours truly ended up spraining his feet at least a couple of times and endured a few falls as well.
Next stop Rimbick (2286 m).