@Eraya91 There is no perticuler reason behind that ...BMC done from NIM thats why choose NIM ..for AMC also ...i stay 3 hrs away from HMI went there for rockclimbing course ...all are same ....
@@mountainmadness1 in BMC course and AMC course almost all the things like trails, base camp are similar .. I saw many reels on Instagram so that’s why I was like why people choose the same institution again for the same course , I am curious 🧐 that’s why I asked
@@Eraya91 look, we are not going there for trek or expedition....so diff trails are not required...if we do not have to adjust new things like trails or instructers or basecamp....then we can conentrate over our trainings....😊
So refreshing.. I wish we keep on doing this atleast once in a year indeed.. beautifully captured dada.. without a doubt.. important to add in for timelapse... They were having just breathtaking beauty in it.
Thank you so much...... It depends on the weather condition as well as you have to face heavy snow basically before and after bhaba pass .....make sure to carry all snow equipments if going without agency...other wise agency will make sure your safety.
Nice video... appreciate u guys picking up all plastic.. great... Hope to see more such places....with less music score and more of informative talk on the way😊
Nice video... appreciate u guys picking up all plastic.. great... Hope to see more such places....with less music score and more of informative talk on the way😊
As a general rule of thumb, you should always leave between 150 and 200 feet between your campsite & closest body of water. This will ensure that your food particles and soap will breakdown in place at your campsite, and not infiltrate into the natural waterways. You were camping too close to river at mulling.Should have done it near that resthouse.
