News Topic:Trekking
Kashmir
Police restrict forest access in Baramulla after unauthorized trekking incident
Baramulla Police on Monday issued a safety advisory imposing restrictions on trekking activities in forest areas of Tangmarg following an unauthorised trekking incident.
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Kashmir
Trekker slips to death, two injured while taking pictures on Mughal road
A trekker slipped to death and two others were injured while taking pictures along in Dubjan area of southern Kashmir's Shopian district on Thursday, officials said.
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Kashmir
Kashmiri climbers make history, scale Thajiwas Valley’s Umbrella Peak after 79 years
Achieving a major feat, three young climbers from Kashmir have created history by climbing Thajiwas Valley's Umbrella Peak after 79 years of gap.
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A Journey To Remember: Exploring the enchanting landscapes of Yousmarg to Bargah
Join Mu'azzam Ahsan, aka Kashmir Backpacker, as he embarks on an adventurous trek from Yousmarg to Bargah, immersing himself in the breathtaking beauty of nature.
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