NAINITAL ODYSSEY !!!

Well it all started with a small fracas with my parents. Stating the reason for this would be hard for me because usually these affrays are pointless and issueless, but most of them ending in me being provoked after my parents tease me to teach me a lesson for my academic blunders in the past. The end results is oftenly the same as I sequestered myself in my room and started thinking about my fault to stay at home even though I could have remained in Delhi and continued our bacchanalia in Delhi University. In between the quest for peace that was going in my mind , an idea strucked my mind and next morning to the disliking of my parents I was out of the home flowing away from the world of misery(my home) on my vehicle. Soon after my departure I picked up my friend (Vikas Dhanda) from Panipat ( the historical town).

We started planning for a trip to some hill station as mountains are the best place to vegetate after the mental strain I was feeling at home. Plan was to pick our friend Ashish from Delhi and drive away to panoramic view of lushing mountains. We started at night around 10 pm from Delhi and as usual Ashish who is one of the best and tireless driver I have ever come across was the speeder of our Maruti Swift. I was sitting at the back so enjoyed sleep during the night and after about 300 km we reached Nainital but plan suddenly changed and we headed towards Almora which is another 50 kms from Nainital. Believe me it was the most captivating view I have ever seen in my life. The valleys were ravishing and we were quite quite enticed by them. We all being very adventurous were delighted to find a forest nearby named Binsar forest.

Binsar is a part of Corbett National park but separted from it. We completed the circuit of Binsar reserve but could not find much of wild life since most of the part of reserve was under scourge of fire. Desperate for a glimpse of wildlife animals particularly Tiger, we finally decided to get out of the car and start an unarmed and unprepared expedition into the forest open area. Riskiness of such a so called stroll was being hedged by the delight we were about to get after a glimpse of a tiger but such a thing never happened and we went back.

After Almora we headed towards Ranikhet which is an army base and quite popular due to the liplock of Aamir and Karishma in Raja Hindustani. You can find a beautiful and well maintained Golf course and War Museum in there which is worth a see. By afternoon we headed towards Nainital to see the speciality of the renowned hill stations of north i.e the mall road where you can always find tempting and attractive girls. We enjoyed the sunset at mall road and had a voracious dinner since we were quite hungry. Finally next day we moved from Nainital and went to Corbett park and enjoyed the wild safari. We also traveled to Sitavani, a forest area and a temple of Sitaji. We could see some wildlife along the way. Finally after 2 days of eventful journey and relaxation we cruised back home since Ashish had to go back to work. I also returned home and now spending some quality time with my family.