January 2020
DGA | Gandikota and Belum Caves | 31st January 2020
Belum caves is the largest cave system open to the public on the Indian subcontinent. Known for stalactite and stalagmite formations, the Belum caves have long passages, galleries, spacious caverns with fresh water and siphons
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DGA | Trip to Magical Kota-Bundi | 7th February 2020
Bundi is also known as the blue city of Eastern Rajasthan, located in a narrow valley within the Aravalli hills like a small oasis. It is mainly famous for its mansions, forts, paintings, step wells, and palaces.
Bundi was the capital of a major princely state during the heyday of the Rajputs. The region around Bundi was earlier occupied by the Mina and Bhil tribes and the area was named after a popular Mina Man named Bunda Meena. Initially, Bundi was known as "Bunda-Ka-Nal," nal meaning narrow passage between the rugged hills
DGA | Night trek from Panvel to Matheran | 8th February 2020
Matheran can be accessed through various entry points, but most scenic route is Panvel-Matheran. This route crosses a village, climbs up a ridge, enters a forest and then enters Matheran through sunset point.
Find out more »DGA | Goa Waterfall Trek | 15th February 2020
The secret of Goa is finally revealed and it is not about the parties or beaches. Very few people know about this pious, refreshing waterfall flowing amidst the dense forests of South Goa.
Yes, it is perennial (flowing all year round).
DGA | Hiking at Karnala Sanctuary | 30th November 2019
Trek to the karnala fort is an absolute beginner’s trek amidst the natural flora and fauna of the enclosed sanctuary. The relative ease of this trail also provides an excellent opportunity to introduce beginners to trekking and nature.
Find out more »DGA | Heritage trip to Hampi | 21st February 2020
Hampi, recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, will take you back in the ancient times by its magnificent architecture and the natural beauty around it. Apart from its fascinating history, this place is also known for its scenic landscapes dotted with coconut trees and paddy fields.
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DGA | Trip to the Paradise of Sikkim | 10th April 2020
Out there in the East Side of India lies a paradise, where clouds are dancing around the peaks, sky so clear that night constellations are easily visible, river keeps on chattering with the rocks and create a soundtrack, clear lake-beds and peaceful monasteries where you can attain spiritual solace. It's beautiful, it's enchanting, it's enigmatic, its Sikkim.
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DGA | Backpack Trip to Ladakh | 1st May 2020
- Reach Leh before the tourist season kicks-in and experience the real aura and culture.
- Drive over the highest motorable road in the world, Khardungla pass (18,300ft).
- Stay near the famous Pangong lake (shown in many movies including 3 idiots).
- Visit Nubra valley, the majestic Diskit monastery. See the rare double hump camels and natural sand dunes.
- Magnetic hill where the illusion makes your car appear to be travelling uphill, against gravity.
June 2020
DGA | Trek to Kudremukh National Park | 13th June 2020
Kudremukh is touted as one of the best treks of South India. It will surprise you with its pleasing landscapes in every turn. The word “Kudremukh” in Kannada means “horse face”, as one of the sides of the mountain resembles the shape of a horse face. It is the third highest peak in Karnataka located inside protected forest known for its biodiversity and Tigers.
Find out more »DGA | Vibhuti Falls, Yana Rocks and Mirjan Fort | 20th June 2020
Yana is known for the two unusual karst rock formations - Bhairaveshwara Shikhara and Mohini Shikhara. It is composed of solid black, crystalline karst limestone. Vibhuti falls is a surreal waterfall located in the deep forest. According to local legends, it was formed when ashes from the burning of demon Basmasur had to be washed away.
Mirjan fort, known for its architectural elegance is located on the banks of the Aghanashini River.
July 2020
DGA | Jog falls and Murudeshwar | 17th July 2020
Located in Karnataka, Jog falls is the most spectacular waterfall of Western ghats. With a plunge of 830 feet, it is the second highest waterfall of India.
We will travel through ghats to reach this place and stay in a homestay surrounded by greenery and a garden of supari and cashew plantations at backside.
August 2020
DGA | Jog falls and Murudeshwar | 7th August 2020
Located in Karnataka, Jog falls is the most spectacular waterfall of Western ghats. With a plunge of 830 feet, it is the second highest waterfall of India.
We will travel through ghats to reach this place and stay in a homestay surrounded by greenery and a garden of supari and cashew plantations at backside.