place way away from anyone where i can camp alone for 15-20 days

heyy
i am looking for some place which is all alone ..i can camp for some 15-20 days all alone wid nature
smwhere in himachal or uttranchal...eating all natural stuff from trees or by hunting ,,smthing lyk "into the wild "movie type

me alone looking for something new everyday..some new area to be explored everyday but all alone...xisting jus with my soul
(i fear bear n leopards ..so jus say places where i don't hve any probability of meeting them )
i m thinkin bout going to such place in may-june. need help

Please take food with you! Trying to capture your own dinner is a real chore, and can also be rather risky! Check out the book 'Into the Wild' by Jon Krakaur before you go!
Anyway, good luck and I hope you find a good spot!

RTP

Perhaps you'd better read the book & watch the movie "Into the Wild" again. He did most everything wrong & he died (starved to death).

Rob the Pom is correct in suggesting you bring enough food for your adventure. If you are a person without any experience in extreme survival techniques, you may want to do some short practice in this, maybe a week somewhere remote, to see how it all works. Also, "all natural stuff from trees" can make you sick if you don't know what is safe. Like the wrong mushroom can kill you quite fast!

If you are knowledgeable about all these things, ignore my warnings & have a fine time!

i have reconsidered my idea of obtaining food..i m taking 2-3 kg rice along wid me ..coz getting food from trees n hunting might turn harmful until n unless i m not master of flora n fauna

i want to camp alone in this april end..i want to get knowledge on some places in above states....ladakh side also
place where i can camp alone...enjoy the nature read books..near a water body..i want to live ther for 15-20 days all alone..so place where i can enjoy also n in case of any emergency can find people in nearby areas(2-3 km)
reply soon ...

Not a bad idea, if you're very well prepared for this adventure. Get off the train at Tanakpur and head north in Uttaranchal. I guess, you could camp anywhere on the banks of Sarda river. There are villages nearby; I remembered this because Jim Corbett camped here and he caught lots of Seer Fish. Once you catch the fish you're in business: Fish curry, Fish tikka masala, Fish fry, Fish vindaloo, Fish tandoori, Fish seek kabob, Fish souffle, Fish croquettes etc., The possibilities are limitless.

You'll have so much fun picnicking, you may not want to come back. Now, all this fish talk got me hungry

By the way, Jim was looking for a Leopard.

well..i didn't get u friend...
i fear leopards n bear...is there any jus any possibilty i that i may come across any..i really fear that

Really? Didn't know that. He was also a part of that 'Into Thin Air' expedition which turned into such a disaster.

Ok, it's clear that you know nothing about the mountains or camping, never mind living in the wild. It appears that you're trying to "find" yourself - there are less rigorous and dangerous ways of doing so, until you get some experience. Specially if you're scared of wild animals (who wudn't be, unarmed?)
Pick an out of the way little village, find a nice home-stay, people will be few and friendly, food will be basic but probably delicious, nobody will bother you, take along all the books you want to read, you might find that total solitude is over-rated after a short while.

Chhitkul in HP comes to mind. Here's a thread that you may find useful:
Attention KINNAUR Lovers

[QUOTE=Dilliwala;711514]Really? Didn't know that. He was also a part of that 'Into Thin Air' expedition which turned into such a disaster.]

The AUTHOR Jon Krakauer didn't die, the subject of the book he wrote, Christopher McCandless is the one who died from starvation!!

Yes, Krakauer was on Everest in a different expedition during that dreadful time when all those people died on Everest, however, he was not in the actual expedition that had the major catastrophe but he was able to help. I read the book a long time ago & don't recall the details.

I am planning the same this year in Mid June. But not for 15 days.. I just have 5 days to myself. Found a place in remote uttaranchal near the Tibet border. Only prob is that ITBP requires me to get a inner line permit to visit there..

Jyotipg, would be curious to know your experience once you return. Do post it on IM.

Ronak.

jyotipg, you did not write about this trip, did you? Where did you had gone?

Sorry, I couldnt make this trip last year due to the problems in getting Inner Line Permit from ITBP.
Anyways, let me reveal the location which i had in mind. There is this lake called Vasundhara Tal after Niti village in Garhwal at a height of about 4500m. The only people visiting this place might be the mountaineers going to summit of Mt. Kamet.

If you want to go to any such plane now in winters, then there are many oppurtunities, like head to the triundh near McLeodGanj. There would be not a single human being there.

Nice suggestions DelhiWala and Thanks for that remote location Jyotipg.

Kapil ... The other day I was reading this link and I am sure once you go through the photograps, you will fall in love with one of the places and would love to go there.

http://www.micahimages.com/trek%20gu...g_%20index.htm

Read it fully and select your own location.
I am also planning to do something of this sort in June-July this year. Hope to catch up with you

Cheers ...
Sonu

i can suggest you GHUTU or REEH