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Old Jun 5th, 2008, 10:43   #91
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Yah, I'm quite sure that is Kharchakund. Haathi Parvat is very lively visible on the route from Vuinder to Kakvushandi Taal or on the route towards Roopkund.
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Old Jun 6th, 2008, 10:41   #92
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hi mrinmoy da.thanks for your constant help. i wil certainly call u up 2 get some imp advice.we r carrying tents from cal. what i am not sure is how do we manage the ration, food and fuel and stove. we need 2 porters 2 carry only these things.also is it our liability for the food of the porters or will they arrange it for themselves.and what about their tents.do we need 2 carry their tents also?i have also heard that permits are required for gaumukh-tapovan-nandanvan & only 150 persons per day including porters are allowed. is it true?
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Hi All !
This is Arijit - new entrant in your group
Could anyone pls let me know the exact location where the famous scene of waterfalls wherein Mandakini was singing the song "Tujhe bulaye ye meri..." from the hindi film "Ram teri ganga maili" being shot.
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Hi All !
This is Arijit - new entrant in your group
Could anyone pls let me know the exact location where the famous scene of waterfalls wherein Mandakini was singing the song "Tujhe bulaye ye meri..." from the hindi film "Ram teri ganga maili" being shot.
The swaterfall is at Harsil (about 22kms before Gangotri). The place is lovely & quite well be enjoyed other than the famous waterfall.
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Old Jun 11th, 2008, 20:44   #95
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I am new in your thread. If one really wants to enjoy the beauty of Himalaya he should stay at Harsil. Gangotri is a hill station now during season. Lots of noise music etc. When we first went there in 1995, at 8 pm night, it was desert. We could not even find a porter. Standing in the bus stand for 15 minutes in the dark, with the help of a tourist we found a place called Dhandi Baba Ashram. Again when we went there in 2003 it was totally a hill station.
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