Climb down to pine-draped Tutikandi. Veer off towards the
exquisite little temple of a local deity, Dhanu Defta at Bihargaon. Climb
back under Pine and Cedar branches throught he old cemetery - which dates
back to the middle of the 19th century and was in use till the first
quarter of the 20th century. The ascent continues past Kanlog, the Potato
Research Cente and Bemloe to the Mall. One can reverse the route by
starting from the Potato Research Institute and cemetery - to which point
one can also drive. This is a fair test of lungs and legs and the round
trip will cover 6 to 7-km.
THE NORTHERN TRACKS
A relatively unexplored area full of good walks along wide roads or
narrow paths is the Bharari spur. Step from Local Bazaar, go past Auckland
House School and reach the long wood rise. enclosing Stirling Castle, two
roads branch from here and just before Kelston, meet again. Continue down
past the police lines Tobharari Bazaar. Return along the lower road to
Goodwood, which will bring one just below Lakkar Bazaar again. A round
trip from Lakkar Bazaar covers some 4-km.
EXTENSIONS
From Bharari one can walk to the villages that lie to right of the
Seismic Recording Centre, or to the villages of Pabo and Kamiana. Longer
treks can be made to Kiar Koti and Tattapani. A guide is suggested for
these.
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Some Suggestions:
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