Have you made a journey that was unforgettable in some way? What made it memorable?
The journey that was unforgettable is the trip to Hemkund and Badrinath. There was mesmerising scenery there and after leaving Delhi, enjoyed cool fresh air and see lush green fields were breath taking. The winding narrow roads taken during the bus ride, flowing of river on one side while mountains on the other side.For reaching Hemkund Sahib, 14 kms travelled by foot by one.There are crowds of devotees, holy names were chanted and the hill was moving up. When I reached there on shrine, it was enveloped in clouds. Ice cold as a water in the holy tank.Our tiredness vanished at moment step in it.T hen we have travelled to Badrinath by bus. Its really a very nice place. Many hot springs were there.
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