
Mountains are the place, a traveller visits for adventure, escape, relaxation, leisure closer to the nature. Mountains provide serene, cold, chilling atmosphere far away from the maddening crowds along with their diverse flora and fauna.
Adventurous traveller prefers trekking and hiking, while others find solace staying closer to nature. The view of misty ice-capped mountains is a treat to the eyes as well.
Mountains are cold and chilling in winter and having a soothing climate during other parts of the year. The roads through mountains may not always be smooth and at times are bumpy and filled with other obstacles. Frequent landslides may block the roads to mountains during rainy season; hence these factors must be taken into consideration while planning a trip to mountains.
A traveller going into high altitude need to be physically fit as the oxygen level drops with increase in altitude. The traveller must carry medical kit containing necessary medicines as finding a medical shop may be difficult. They need to carry warm clothes, like gloves, thermals, mufflers, jackets and few pairs of warm socks along with ankle-high shoes that provide ample grip during ascending or descending a mountainous slope.
Weather changes suddenly in the mountains, with sudden clouds formations, it gets dark quickly when the sunsets. The availability of vehicles decreases during dark with a decrease in temperatures, hence it is preferable to visit nearby places during daytime and relax during the night.
Travelling to the mountains should be avoided during monsoon. Sudden flash floods and landslide can occur during this season blocking roads and can disrupt your travel itinerary. The roads become muddy and slippery. Those travellers who brave rains get to see the true beauty of nature with waterfalls at their full flow.
Steps for preparing travel itinerary.
This planning helps in preparing the travel itinerary that has destinations, duration of stay and things to do.
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