After months of talking about going on a trek, my friends and I finally decided Kudremukh was the one. While looking for options, we found Thrillophilia and their well-organized trips really stood out. Booking with them was hassle-free, and after reading a few reviews, we knew this was the right

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,

When you work with a group of 20 highly opinionated colleagues, planning anything— let alone a trek— can feel like a TASK. Yet, somehow, there we were, at the base of Skandagiri, armed with backpacks, torches, and enough snacks to feed a small village. What started as a casual "team

Pradeep was fed up with the monotony of his daily life. Waking up to the same routine, checking his phone more than he’d like to admit, and dealing with endless work emails had started to feel like a never-ending loop. He knew he needed a change- a real one!

"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

Tired of the Bangalore hustle, Rohit and his colleagues decided to spend their weekend in a slightly different manner than the rest of the weeks. Instead of pub hopping and cafe outings, they decided to do something adventurous, something thrilling. But what could be the possible option? They wandered over