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WHERE EAGLES DARE is all about freedom...
Freedom expressed through communion with Nature, found in the thrill of adventure, experienced in the vastness of the Himalayas, Strongly believing that thisMore freedom is for sharing, a group of passionate and experienced trekkers, explorers, motorcyclists and mountaineers got together to create WHERE EAGLES DARE. To make this an epicenter for all who crave to experience the outdoors at its ‘natural’ best. This getting together has resulted in the creation of a huge knowledge bank that helps makes adventure a safe, organized and wholesome experience to indulge.
Outdoor skills apart, the core team at WHERE EAGLES DARE are equally competent organizers who have established a vast and reliable network of professional relationships with people or organizations providing, accommodation, logistical support, transport, emergency services and human resources to ensure plans and itineraries move with clockwork precision and repeatability.
Be it customized hiking/trekking/exploration trips to the high and remote Himalayas, rafting/kayaking in those tumultuous mountain rivers, exploring the back-roads of the Himalayan hills on motorcycles, wellness camps for the corporate or institutions or even holy pilgrimages on ancient traditional routes, WHERE EAGLES DARE is available and capable of making it all happen just as you’ve imagined or wished.
You are truly biting into life, and this feels tantalizing, intoxicating and unbelievable exciting all at once. Come and experience life at its sumptuous best with us at WHERE EAGLES DARE...
****OTHERS DREAM, WE DARE ***

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Tilak Soni, profile picture

UTTARAKHAND... Simply heaven!
some facts about Uttrakhand which you may love to know...
1) Kalindi Pass : worlds highest trekking pass at 5990 mtrs, connects Gangotri to Badrinath valley
2) Mana Pass : worlds Highest Motorable road
3) Nelang Valley: old trade route between India and tibet, wooden bridge still exist on which supplies wereMore transported on Yaks
4) 97 Climbing peaks: no state has so many peaks anywhere ( list of climbing peak https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Himalayan_peaks_of_Uttarakhand )
5) Deo Taal: highest water body in India(17950 fts) , also the origin of river saraswati
6) Kailash mansarovar: the trek route goes through Uttrakhand before one enters in Tibet
7) Biking routes: most adventurous routes exist in Uttrakhand
8) Sri Kailash: It is one of the Panch Kailash',- Kailash Mansrovar being the supreme seat at Tibet. it can attract millions of Hindu devotees if permission granted.
EXPLORE UTTARAKHAND

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Alok Sharma, profile picture

MUST WATCH EVERY ONE. BECAUSE THIS VIDEO SHOT IN 15 DIFFERENT LOCATION IN 15 DAYS . SHOT AND EDITED BY MY SELF. I AM FROM DELHI. I LOVE THE SOLO TRAVELING. FULL OF ADVENTURE

2 October 2019

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Spiti Valley Trailer 2020

OBOUT SPITI?sub_confirmation=1Spiti Valley is a cold desert mountain valley located high in the Himalayas in the north-eastern part of the northern Indian st...
आदित्य साह, profile picture
May be an image of nature, mountain and text that says 'Nanda Devi'

Nanda Devi Peak, Uttarakhand

The Mighty Nanda Devi (western summit) during evening hours just before the light faded seen from Auli. The rolling clouds behind the peak gave it more character, like a superhero with her cape bellowing in the wind.

February 6th, 2021
Auli, Uttarakhand.

Tilak Soni, profile picture

Adventure is never a straight line less you learn..
with us driving in snow will never be that impossible.
Winter rides to be announced soon...

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Snow ride to Badrinath

Adventure is never a straight line less you learn.. with us driving in snow will never be that impossible.
Shivanshu Singh, profile picture

What is motorcycling?

Is it just about riding or is it riding responsibly?

There are many seasoned rider here and then there are riders. Seasoned rider are those who have been there and done that and finallyMore have surpassed it. Where have they been and what have they done and what did they surpass is a common question which would come in everyone’s mind.

Where have they been?

No not Ladakh or Spiti. When I say, ‘they have been there’ I meant they have been through ups and downs of life with their motorcycle. When a crisis hits life one picks up their motorcycle and take a stroll or may be go somewhere. Because the riders find peace in it. When there is a sync between your machines, then you… More

Nidhin Karthikeyan, profile picture

Ganga has her origin in Gangotri Glacier (Gomukh at Garhwal Himalayas. Uttarakhand). The Ganges flows more than 2704 kilometers (1,680 miles). For nearly a billion Hindus in India and beyond, Ganga is more thanMore a river. It is the extension of the divine - Lord Shiva. Being the most sacred river to the Hindus, Ganga is also a lifeline to millions of Indians who live along its course. 15km from the source through Bhojbasa is Gangotri, and further descends through Harsil, Uttarkashi, Surendranagar, Devprayag, Rishikesh, Haridwar, Kanpur, Allahabad, Varanasi (aka Kasi and Banaras ), Patna, Bhagalpur and flows into Bay of Bengal. Ganga takes her name from the confluence of two of its main tributaries, Alaknanda and Bhagirathi at Devprayag. Thus Ganga is named as Padma in Bangladesh. For Indians it is most commonly known as Ma Ganga - Mother Ganga. Ganga Aarti is performed during dawn and dusk in major religious sites like Gangotri, Rishikesh, Haridwar and Varanasi. For Westerners, it is the Ganges.

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Ganga | Ganges: The Lifeline of India | Following the Sacred Ganga from Gangotri to Haridwar.

Music in this Video: Album: Madhyamavathi Artist: Sounds of Isha Album: Amla | Yoga Padhi Artist: Sounds of Isha. Thanks to Sadhguru and Isha Yoga Foundation...
Nalin Savara, profile picture

A pic of lhotse clicked by Lakpa Sherpa - who was among the sherpas who supported this particular expedition on which the pic was clicked.

May be an image of outerwear and nature

l The most beautiful views come only after the hardest climb. Isn't it? What do you think?
Mount Lhotse South Face expedition in Nepal.
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Be kind to one other. Stay happy and keep travelling.

📷 : @iamlakpasherpa

Nalin Savara, profile picture

Super inspiring.... The guy skiied down the second highest mountain in the world.

"For many climbers, getting to the peak of K2 would be the defining moment of their lives. For us, it was where the real challenge began."

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Experience: I skied down K2

Its nickname is ‘savage mountain’ – even the best ski mountaineers and guides thought it was impossible to attempt