If you’ve never run before – or are returning after a long break – the first step is often the hardest. Running can feel intimidating, but it doesn’t need to be. It’s a sport that meets you where you are. Whether you’re looking to build stamina, improve your mental health, lose weight, or simply start an active habit—this guide is your roadmap. With a consistent, gradual plan, running can become a powerful part of your weekly rhythm. This blog is designed to guide you through

Introduction You’ve probably come across maps filled with thin, looping lines—some packed tightly together, others spread wide apart. These are topographic maps, and those lines are called contour lines. They don’t just show where you are—they show what the land looks like. In trekking and hiking, understanding the shape of the terrain is just as important as knowing your route. Topographic maps give you a bird’s-eye view of mountains, ridges, valleys, and slopes—letting you

When it comes to outdoor gear, most people end up choosing between two extremes. On one side, hyper-technical apparel that feels too...

Hydration isn’t just about quenching thirst. It affects your stamina, recovery, clarity of thought, and even how your body handles altitude. This blog unpacks what you need to know about hydrating for outdoor activities.

On many treks—especially in the Himalayas and monsoon-fed Western Ghats—you’ll come across rivers or streams cutting across your path....

A GPX (GPS Exchange Format) file is a small, digital map that contains precise route information—like waypoints, trail tracks, elevation, and coordinates. It can be opened in most GPS apps, allowing you to plan, follow, and record your trek with ease—even completely offline.

Planning your trek timing is as vital as choosing the right gear. From avoiding afternoon storms to reaching campsites before dark, smart pacing helps you conserve energy and stay safe. This guide breaks down how to build a personalized trek timing plan - so you can move smarter, whether it's a quick day hike or a multi-day Himalayan journey.

Altitude Doesn’t Care - But You Should. Even a casual trek or road trip to Ladakh can trigger altitude sickness if you climb too fast. Headaches, fatigue, or worse - AMS, HAPE, and HACE can hit anyone. The good news? With the right prep and pace, it’s preventable. This guide shows you how to stay safe, strong, and summit-ready.

Whether it’s your first Himalayan trek or your fifth, this is a clear, field-tested breakdown of what to take, why it matters, and how to keep your backpack light and functional.

This is your insider guide to three offbeat Himalayan adventures that promise solitude, raw beauty, and unforgettable stories.

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For kids’ first hikes, many parents on family vacation choose half or full day walks in the woods doubling up for a picnic. This is easy...

Hub: Pokhara, Nepal | Difficulty: Moderate | Season: Feb - May & Sep - Nov | Duration: From 5 days | Budget: ₹30,000+ An...