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Canyoning Indian Himalayas
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Canyoning Indian Himalayas
MECCs topobook about canyoning in the Indian Himalayas, is finally here.
Language: English
Created by: Les MECC’s
The book documents the canyons explored and descended during multiple expeditions. Specifically in the Kullu, Kinnaur, Chamoli, Chamba and Uttarkashi districts. In total 70 canyons are described in detail, complete with maps, coordinates, photographs, drawings of the canyons, and QR codes linking to tracks.
For each region, we have also identified unexplored potential projects for future adventures.
A total of 55 unexplored projects are included, each with QR codes linking to their precise pinpoints.
Canyoning in these regions is a completely new and pioneering sport. Descending these remote canyons requires the right knowledge, a well-prepared team, and proper equipment.
The book is more then just a topobook, it also tells our stories, adventures and experiences in those remote regions. It's not only a book for canyoneers, but also those who follow(ed) us and are just interested in those adventures.
Please respect local traditions, customs, culture, and the natural environment.
- Les MECC's: the Manali Expedition Canyoning Crew or the Belgian Canyoning Expedition
Team. Expeditions to the best canyoning locations.
+/-550 pages
- The districts of Kullu, Kinnaur, Chamoli, Chamba, and Uttarkashi are located in the states of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
- Himachal Pradesh:
- Chamba: This district is located in the far northwest of the state.
- Kullu: This centrally located district is world-famous for its stunning Kullu Valley and the tourist attraction Manali.
- Kinnaur: This mountainous district is located in the east and borders directly on Tibet (China).
- Uttarakhand:
- Uttarkashi: This district is located in the northwest of Uttarakhand and borders directly on the Kinnaur district in Himachal Pradesh. The sacred rivers Ganges (Bhagirathi) and Yamuna originate here.
- Chamoli: This district is located east of Uttarkashi in the Garhwal region and also borders Tibet to the north. It is known, among other things, for the Badrinath Shrine and the famous Valley of Flowers.
