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Sunset Hike at Junglaat: Where the Forest Meets the Himalayas
Some sunsets you just watch. But some sunsets, you actually feel. This one belongs to the second kind. At Junglaat, we have a small hike that we love the most. We call it the Sunset hike. It is not just a walk, it is a chance to slow down, breathe some fresh air, and spend a peaceful evening deep in the Himalayas. If you feel tired of the daily noise and rush, this hike is made for you. The hike starts right from Junglaat. From the very first step, you enter a thick forest fu
Monsoon in Dharamshala:The Season When theMountains Come Alive
When the Rains Change Everything: Embracing the Monsoon in Dharamshala Most of us come to Dharamshala for clear skies and breathtaking Himalayan views during spring, summer, or autumn. However, the mountains reveal a quieter, more mysterious self when the monsoon arrives. From July to September, the landscape shifts so completely that it feels like stepping into another world. The air thickens with scent, and the soil exhales that deep, earthy petrichor we often forget in the
The Illusion of Conscious Living — A Story from the Hills
I had gone to a quaint café in Dharamkot, near McLeodganj—not for food, but for a meeting. The air was crisp, the setting peaceful, and like most places in the hills, it carried that quiet promise of mindfulness and slow living. I was meeting the property manager of a beautiful space, someone who seemed deeply rooted in the idea of conscious hospitality. As we sat down to talk, he mentioned he was a little exhausted. The reason? They had just hosted an Earth Day event at the
If one hill station can strictly enforce such a rule, why can’t others follow?
A Lesson from Kodaikanal: Why Plastic Restrictions Matter in Hill Stations Recently, I traveled to Tamil Nadu and visited the beautiful hill station of Kodaikanal . Known as the Princess of Hill Stations , Kodaikanal welcomed us with misty roads, dense forests, and a refreshing calm that instantly makes you slow down and breathe deeper. However, one moment during the journey left a much deeper impression on me than the scenic views. As we were approaching Kodaikanal, our driv
A Trek That Reflects Junglaat’s Spirit - Guna Devi Trek
The Guna Devi Trek is a timeless trail nestled deep within the cedar-covered slopes above McLeodganj. Revered by locals and cherished by slow travelers, this trek offers a rare blend of natural beauty, spiritual resonance, and authentic Himalayan culture . For guests at Junglaat , its charm begins even before the hike does — the trailhead lies just a short walk from the property, making it one of the most convenient and meaningful excursions in the region. More than just
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Every single day, a truck loaded with plastic water bottles makes its way to Mcleodganj, quenching the thirst of thousands of residents...
Can We End Plastic Bottle Waste by Encouraging Trekkers and Empowering Cafes as Refill Stations?
A single plastic water bottle might seem harmless, but on the fragile slopes of the Himalayas surrounding Dharamshala, it becomes part of...
Why Bonfires Don’t Belong on Himalayan Treks?And What We Can Do Instead?
Over the years of working in travel and trekking, We've noticed that many groups still request bonfires during Himalayan treks. While...
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