Has your doctor ever told you to “take a hike?”
According to WebMD, more and more doctors are writing “nature prescriptions” or recommending “ecotherapy” to reduce anxiety, improve stress levels, and to curb depression.

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To rejuvenate the locked down wanderers’ soul
A Prescription of 10 Mountaineering Books by Anindya Mukherjee

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The Sacred Summit of Kanchenjunga dominates the horizon in Sikkim. Avid trekker Maninder Kohli has conducted multiple treks in Sikkim spread over several years. On each trip he has felt drawn closer and closer to Kanchenjunga.

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Recreating in the mountains has become wildly popular over the last several years. One thing that most people who are new to spending time in the mountains overlook is the importance of wearing the appropriate clothing.

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The IMF Webinar Series is a series of illustrated presentations on the Indian Himalaya, highlighting diverse subjects such as mountaineering, exploration, mountain ecology, biodiversity, cultural ethos, livelihood issues, conservation efforts, mythology, history, books and films.
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“Not all adventurers are born equal” – Cathy O’Dowd

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In 2013 Abhijeet was at crossroads, whether to continue his corporate job and live a secured life or to take a leap of faith towards his true calling.

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He farms apples & cherries in the village of Pamlahi in Himachal Pradesh. Dr. Lalit’s extraordinary story is that of passion and true love of exploration.

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Just how arduous is it to conquer the mighty Himalayas? How insurmountable does it feel scaling its peaks amidst freezing cold conditions, and sometimes trailing paths that have never been trodden before? And, which among the mountains is the hardest and most unforgiving?

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"Belayers ready?.." "Judges Ready?.." "Climbers! On your marks... Ready... GO!!!!!"

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