4 BUCKET LIST IDEAS FOR ALL ADVENTURE TRAVELLERS IN INDIA

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 1. Chadar Trek In Ladakh


The journey starts at the mountain town of Leh. The only way to reach Leh is by flight and it is surrounded by snow giving it a complete white look. One can catch a glimpse of the snow capped mountains from the flight as it descends toward Leh which is located at 11400 feet above sea level. The trek is over the Zanskar River which lies frozen during the winter. The most preferred time to cross the ice would be in January. During that time, the ice tends to be at its most stable state. 



2. Hot Air Ballooning In Jaipur



Jaipur, the capital state of Rajasthan, is famous for its pink structural designs, palaces, and forts from the ancient eras, and man-made lakes and temples, is an attraction to many tourists from all around the globe. To have the chance to see the Pink City on Hot air balloon ride has gained quite a popularity in recent times. The excitement of witnessing aerial view of palaces, forts, and lakes is truly an adventurous activity to be on your list while planning a trip to Jaipur.

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3. Heli Sailing In Manali


The Himachal Pradesh government has introduced the heli-taxi service to connect the two postcard perfect destinations Manali – Rohtang Pass and we all couldn’t keep calm. Our team just came yesterday and were thrilled by the experience we live. We are going to tell you how to get rid of normal usual bike riding experience from Manali-Rohtang and choose a new adventure over this.

4. River Rafting In Rishikesh



White Water Rafting or River Rafting in Rishikesh is an extreme adventure activity for adventure seekers. The objective is to go downstream at a fast speed on river rapids on a rubber inflated raft. River Rafting is one of the most performed and popular adventure activities around the world. Rapids and water at a fast pace are essential for performing this activity. Teamwork and coordination are a must to perform this activity. People from India and other countries visit Rishikesh to experience this thrilling water sport.






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