Trekking All By Yourself

Trekking all by yourself can be quite a daunting task, as well quite a risky move. But then what do you do when your friends prefer to travel by a bike, or some form of vehicle other than public transport. Since you already taken a risky step of trekking alone you can't afford to take any further risks like climbing a steep fall or trying to find short cuts. It's also pretty dangerous, what if something were to happen to you, what if you get lost, who would look out for you???? What if you hurt yourself, sprained or break a body party, who would help you back???

Nevertheless it's worth the adventure, it's better than being holed up in your room pondering on what to do, what to read. But then do you miss company. There is no one to talk to to help pass the long walks, there is no one who you can click photos with or to click your own photos. There is no one to share the wonder of seeing water flow backward. There is no one to offer you a hand when coming down or climbing slippery place. No one to turn to when a savage beast threatens. You do miss your friend. But then there are things you need to do and place you want to go to, and you may not always have company. But then you need to see them, to do it, who know what the future holds and if you'll ever be in the position to such a thing in the future.

So did in short was a gist of my Lohagad Trek :)