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Dalhousie
JUVENILE
ADVENTURERS
&
Auro Adventure

Educational Trekking & Adventure program
@
Dalhousie (H.P.)
April/May 2010

Juvenile Adventurers & Auro Adventure is pleased to announce Adventure Camps at DALHOUSIE during summer vacation - 2010. During the camps various activities like Rock climbing, Bird watching, Star gazing, Slide-shows, River crossing, Map reading, painting, etc. are coordinated with trekking in such a way that makes these camps not only enjoyable but equally informative. Training is imparted to the participants by qualified & experienced mountaineers. The participants will have opportunity to interact with leading personalities of Indian mountaineering during the talk shows, slide shows, movie shows which shall be arranged during the camp. Evening campfires, after day’s hard work, is the time to learn about the extra skills that the other participants possess and to represent yourself!

The hill resort of Dalhousie (7000 ft.-2150 m.), situated on the main range of Dhauladhar, commands a panoramic view of the ice-covered Pir Panjal Range. It is surrounded by thick forests, and the treks through these forests and the slopes of the mountains are the most rewarding.

We are pleased to announce a Seven-day trekking/training programme for the interested and young in spirit.

PROGRAMME OUTLINE

Day 1: Reporting at Dalhousie, room allotment, brief orientation, dinner and rest.

Day 2 to 6: Trekking during the day to the deep forests and high mountains, training/techniques of walking/climbing in the mountains, rock climbing, river crossing, talk, introduction to flora fauna of Himalaya, Ornithology Practical, slide show, adventure games, drawing-painting, creative writing, etc. in the evening and camp fire (at least once) during the camp. Visit to Kala Top Wildlife Sanctuary and Khajjiar, partly by vehicle and partly by trek.

Day 7: Send off.

Programme Details:

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