I’ve had the amazing opportunity to go on several treks in the Western Ghats, Ooty, and Munnar, where I’ve explored the breathtaking sholas and grasslands. These treks have been eye-opening, teaching me the importance of preserving our native ecosystems. The sholas, in particular, are vital for maintaining biodiversity and ensuring water conservation, and I’ve developed a deep appreciation for their role in our environment.
Every year, my family and I make it a tradition to take a trip to the Western Ghats. I especially love going during the monsoon, as the entire landscape transforms into a lush green paradise with vibrant waterfalls and mist-covered hills. It’s a time when I feel deeply connected to nature and rejuvenated by its beauty.
I’ve also challenged myself with two big treks—Kumara Parvatha in Karnataka and Deoriatal Chandrashila in Uttarakhand. These treks were physically demanding but immensely rewarding. They pushed my limits while offering breathtaking views and unforgettable moments. Each trek has strengthened my bond with nature and instilled in me a sense of adventure and gratitude for the outdoors