An Experience with Nature –IV

Final Destination

On the 6^th day of our journey, we moved towards our last destination - Jithang. Our trek was not too tough but we faced landslide on our route. We were told to walk in groups, not alone. By this we could help each other in any difficult situation. I wondered to view the beauty of nature! God has created haven far away from human civilization! On one side of our route river Magochu was running with its full current and on other side the almighty mountain was standing with proud!

We reached Jithang by afternoon. The Almighty Mountains were covered with snow. In the night we arranged a fireplace near our tents. The sky was so clean and the stars were twinkled like diamonds. I imagined myself in fairyland!

Next morning we enjoyed the sunrise through the mountains. It was an unforgettable moment in my life forever! After having breakfast we decided to explore the mountains. We had lot of fun at high altitude and by lunch time we returned back to our tents. In the night we enjoyed campfire and had lot of fun.

With so many wonderful memories, we moved back to Mago again. I found, how simple the mountain people were! Though they didn’t have any facilities of modern civilization, they were happy. They didn’t have any complaints. I had learnt from these people to be happy in life with whatever we are getting. I must salute them. This is Incredible India!

We reached our base camp Jung on 11^th day of our journey. We went to Tawang to visit the Buddhist monastery. We came back to Assam with lot of amazing and wonderful memories. I want to convey thanks to my friends – Rupak, Sanjeev, Hiranmayee, Late Amar, our senior member Ms. Bhumika, our leader Sh. Kishore Baruah and the other team members of our trekking camp. They had given me lot of support. Again I would like to salute our Indian Army, who are always be ready to sacrifice for our nation!

JAI HIND!!!

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