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By Sanskruti Bedekar
This photo blog captures some of my unforgettable experiences from my recent trip to Uttarakhand, showcasing a unique blend of vibrant culture and breathtaking wilderness.
My first trip to our plantation site in Uttarakhand offered a chance to give back to the land. Participating in the ongoing reforestation efforts, I planted a tiny sapling that symbolises so much more. I felt a sense of responsibility towards the environment.
My heart brimmed with joy as I immersed myself in the local culture. Witnessing the pure and unrestrained happiness of the community during a unique and vibrant celebration was truly heartwarming. As you can see in the picture, we joined them in their traditional dance, sharing laughter, creating lasting memories, and fostering a deeper connection.
Jim Corbett National Park not only offered diverse wildlife encounters but also presented me with a chance to capture a breathtaking view: a sun shower. As a photographer who loves capturing these natural phenomena, this image perfectly encapsulates the park’s untamed beauty.
This trip to Uttarakhand left me with a heart full of gratitude for the opportunity to experience its vibrant culture, breathtaking scenery, and the chance to contribute to its ongoing conservation efforts. I deeply appreciate the warmth and hospitality of the local community, and I eagerly look forward to returning someday to explore further and witness the continued progress of the reforestation initiatives.
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