Bangalore Trek Reviews Jatin’s Solo Adventure to Netravati with Thrillophilia The idea for this trek wasn’t born out of some grand plan. It started with a cup of chai and a restless mind. After months of juggling deadlines and endless notifications, I realised I couldn’t recall the last time I did something purely for myself. Scrolling through Instagram,
Bangalore Trek Reviews Beyond the Basics Of Life: Shivanand and Friends Netravati Trek Review With Thrillophilia "Every now and then, step away from the noise to listen to what the silence has to say." We didn’t plan for this escape to happen. It started like any other Thursday night–we were a team of eight coders, bonded together by endless hours of debugging and caffeine-fueled
Uttarakhand Trek Reviews Where Silence Speaks and Mountains Heal: Aditya’s Journey to Kedarkantha with Thrillophilia "Sometimes, the mountains don’t call—you just find yourself wandering toward them." Life had become a blur of deadlines, mundane routines, and questions I couldn’t quite answer. My days felt like chapters in a book I hadn’t chosen to read. So, when I stumbled upon a post
Himachal Trek Reviews And Above the Clouds One Finds Peace: Rajeshwar’s Solo Sar Pass Trek Review Sometimes, all you need is a mountain to remind you of your own strength. My solo journey to the Sar Pass Trek with Thrillophilia was more than just an adventure; it was a leap into a world of surprises, bonding, and self-discovery. Setting off as a lone traveller, stepping into
Uttarakhand Trek Reviews Finding Freedom in the Valley of Flowers: Priyanka’s Solo Trek Review They say, "The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." And for Priyanka, a solo female traveller, her journey to the Valley of Flowers began with the decision to take that step alone—and it was a decision she will never, ever forget. The Mountains Are Calling
Uttarakhand Trek Reviews Memoirs in the Mountains and Meadows: Kumaresh Saha's Brahmatal Trek with Thrillophilia “When everything feels like an uphill struggle, think about the view from the top.”, my friend remarked while we were pacing ahead through the rhododendron forests on the 3rd day of Brahmatal Trek. This was one of the steepest stretches which tested our endurance as we crossed through the colourful
Himachal Trek Reviews A Trek, A Tale, and Some Maggie: Ritik’s Sar Pass Trek Review Some experiences in life aren’t just about the destination or ticking off a list of places. They’re about the people you meet, the laughter you share, the inside jokes that develop, and, most importantly, the stories you bring back. And Ritik’s Sar Pass trek was the kind
Kashmir Trek Reviews Slip, Stumble, Survive: Sanchit’s Chadar Trek with Thrillophilia "The frozen bed is just 5 metres wide," Omkar, our trek leader, cautioned. “We have to be very careful, otherwise, we could slip into the lake. Be steady with your grip and do not panic. We’ll have to pass this very, very, very carefully." And that was it. The
Kashmir Trek Reviews In the Lap of Heaven: Venkat’s Soul-Stirring Kashmir Great Lakes Trek With Thrillophilia Log bolte hai na- Jannat hai to yahi hai. Sahi bolte hai! Kashmir, the crown jewel of India, had always called to me. With its mysterious charm, the cultural richness, and the unparalleled beauty of the landscape - it was a destination that I longed to explore ever since I
Uttarakhand Trek Reviews Strangers, Stories and Wildflowers: Mayukh’s Valley of Flowers Trek Review with Thrillophilia It wasn’t a whim that pushed Mayukh to the Valley of Flowers. It was something deeper—a yearning, a kind of pull you feel when life in the city, with its endless hum of chaos and concrete, starts to dull your senses. As a video blogger, Mayukh had seen
Uttarakhand Trek Reviews To Sisterhood and Dreams: An Adventurous Trek to Chandrashila with Thrillophilia "Whatever you do, you do for your family." I’ve heard this a lot, especially from the elder siblings. And I never knew it would be so true until I started earning for the first time. I always dreamed of travelling the world with my 15-year-old sister. We share the
