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New Merch by OneHimachal is out now 🔥
The T-shirt has a label, “I have a HIKING PROBLEM” and is dedicated to all the Hiking lovers all over India. We have launched it initially in 4 colors namely, “Black, White, Grey and Teal Blue”.
Pratyush Dhiman is back with a new single Mannmarziyan and it will give you feels
This love ballad has been produced and composed by Prats for the people who save their relationships from drifting apart.
Pratyush Dhiman: a special talent among musical brigade of Himachal Pradesh
He is just 17 and is so passionate about his craft at such a young age really shows how promising his future is.
Tourism in Himachal: Boon for current times and the curse for upcoming Future?
When we talk about tourism, we mostly see it as a thing which is full of positives. We see it as something which brings prosperity to a place. Something which provides locals with an opportunity to earn money and sustain and support their livelihood. When we see it from a traveler’s perspective we focus on them being able to experience a new place which they don’t usually get to see often. We normally think that it is a win-win situation for everyone involved. However, it is not the whole image. With several pros, it also brings tons of cons too. Cons, if we had to discuss are such as polluting the environment, ruining the normal lifestyle and traditions of a place and a run for the unsatisfying amount of money which never seems to be enough. You ask why do I say that? Okay, let me break it down for…
Spiti is calling and we must go and therefore let us begin with Chandrataal
Chandra Taal lake is situated on the Samudra Tapu plateau, which overlooks the Chandra River. The name of the lake originates from its crescent shape. It is situated at an altitude of about 4,300 metres (14,100 ft) in the Himalayas. Chandra Taal is a tourist destination for trekkers and campers. The lake is accessible on foot from Batal as well as from Kunzum Pass from late May to early October(Source: Wikipedia). Well, the trip is going to cover 3 main destinations namely, Manali, Kunzum La and finally Chandrataal Lake. We will be enjoying not just the company of cool travellers but also of incredible valleys, heart-beat raising passes and majestic mountains. Below are the details on the tour itinerary for the trip. Tour Itinerary *Trip Starts from – 25th July(Dates will be Flexible as per the batch formations)* Day – 1 : Arrival at The Lost Tribe Hostels(TLT) Explore…
Bhrigu Lake trek is ON and we want you to join us on this adventure
There is a common phrase that we get to hear very often which goes like this, “Mountains are calling and I must go“. Well, it sounds like a cliche phrase if you don’t love mountains or haven’t developed a taste of hiking in mountains but if you feel the essence of it then you keep holding on to it. So OneHimachal brings to you a new trek in collaboration with Lion Heart Expeditions who specialize in organizing jeep safari, mountaineering, skiing, snowboarding, rock climbing, motorbike tours, bicycle tours treks and adventure sports in the Himalayas. So let us discuss the trip itinerary and other key points. BHRIGU LAKE TREK Bhrigu (4240m) is a prominent holy lake of the Kullu Region, located right of the Rohtang pass. The Legend says that Bhrigu Rishi meditated here and many local gods of the Kullu Region took a dip in its sacred water. Most famous among them is Guru…
ArtFest Mountains’18: the sole reason why Manali became the Mecca for artists from 25th-27th May
ArtFest Mountains’18, a highly anticipated festival which took place in The Lost Tribe Hostels at Manali, turned out be very successful and productive for the artists who took out the time to become a part of this collaborative initiative between “The Lost Tribe Hostels ” & “Platform For Artists”. The festival took place for 3 days from 25th-27th May and was attended by 38 artists from different parts of the country and various artistic inclinations. Purpose: The whole purpose of the festival was to promote local culture and tourism through art by collaborating with various talents from all over India under the leadership of talents like Ritu Arya, Disha Deshpande and Meet Rao. Let’s talk about what all happened in those 3 days: DAY 1: First day started off with all the artists introducing themselves followed by an “Artist Pair-up” game, where two artists wh0 come from different art forms…