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Day 01 : Arriving at Manali  – transfer to camp site, 9:30 to 10:30am breakfast , after breakfast enjoy fishing, flying fox, Burma bridge, 1 to 2pm lunch, 2 to 5pm leisure activities (badminton , cricket , volleyball) 5 to 6pm tea , 8 to 9pm dinner and go to sleep.

Day 02 :- trek to village – 6am to 6:30am bed tea, 6:30 to 8am trek to village, 8am to 9am breakfast, 9am to 2pm Rock climbing , rappelling , river crossing, 2pm to 3pm lunch , 3pm to 7pm shopping in market (on your own transport) , 7pm to 8pm bo music, 8pm to 9pm dinner and go to sleep.

Day 03 :-  Manali – Departure  to delhi  – 6am to 6:30am bed tea, 8am to 9am breakfast and check out.

What to bring: Personal medicines , torch, sunglasses , sunscreen, good shoes, small back beg, rain sheet and rain coat, personal gears.

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How Do Adventure Camping And Outdoor Activities Enhance Team Productivity?

Camping is a range of activities and challenges for outdoor survival.  A classic camping trip involves toughing it out in tents or live in a caravan, camper-van or motor-home. Generally, the participants escape out of their urban routine to spend quality time at the mercy of Mother Nature.

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Why has the adventure camp become a necessity?

Multinational companies have become no less than factories with unsatisfied employees going in and out. This has ultimately hammered the overall reputation and production of such an organization. Therefore modular training in form of adventure tour has come to a great rescue. Famous sites like Kolad adventure camp have a unique location, environment, and arrangement for the corporate training programme.

What is corporate adventure camping all about?

Corporal camping experience is the next level of learning for both at the level of individual member and entity. It involves soft unexpected activities and management games to develop various qualities such as conflict management, communication skills, leadership skills and teamwork in an organization. Such training programs though is a type of camping but it involves an all-round development and increases in work efficiency of an employee.

Few activities of Kolad adventure camps and their benefits

Burma Bridge:

As used in Myanmar, this structure has two parallel ropes – one above the other, tied from poles or trees at 25 feet. Two participants climb the structure from opposite ends using ladders and walk across the ropes to the center. They try to balance on one rope and hold the other one at their shoulder height for support.

Benefits – It inculcates an idea of teamwork mutual support.

Cycling:

Cycling while camping is not just an enjoyment but it helps an individual to get fitter and competitive.

Benefits – It increases immunity, stamina, concentration, and balance.

Raft Building:

It traditionally involves building a raft from various objects, usually poles, barrels, tubes, planks, and ropes.

Benefits – One can test their skills and innovation in a quest to build the ultimate craft that stays afloat anyway!

Rock Climbing:

Different types of rocks are chosen for rock-climbing; depending upon the fitness level of climbers and weather conditions. Sometimes natural or artificial walls are also used for practice purpose.

Benefits – It is a physical as well as a mental sport that tests strength, ability, work-life balance with mental stability.

Target Shooting:

Target shooting is the best way to get a zeal for achievement and victory.

Benefits – It helps to check out concentration power.

Trekking:

Night or day trekking for individuals, who are curious about explorations, is a matter of great fun and excitement.

Benefits – These types of sports empower a guy to take risks, important decisions and work independently.

Corporate adventure camping – a duty of the organization

It should be noted that modular training is not the only task of a company. They should also take care of employee welfare and recreation. There must be outdoor exercises to solidify the skill set viz. a positive attitude, leadership skills, risk management, failure handling, teamwork etc.

With so many benefits at disposal, it is needless to say how beneficial it is for corporates to arrange adventure camping and activities for employees.

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Rishikesh Camp Holiday Tour Package 1N/ 2Days

Normal Camp with APAI, Rafting Cost = 2400/- PP

Deluxe Camp with APAI, Rafting Cost = 2800/- PP

Luxury Camp with APAI, Rafting Cost = 3400/- PP

Supplement Cost:

Bungee jumping = 4600/- Per person

Flying Fox = 2800/- Per Person

Giant Swing = 4500/- Per Person

Medical and Travel insurance

GST 5% extra

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Package includes:

Welcome Drink on Arrival (Non-alcoholic)

01 Night Stay in Camp Double/ Triple/ Four Sharing Basis

Neat and clean Indian/western toilets with flush & running water

Electricity in camp with furnished interior

Meals:

01 Lunch + 01 Dinner + 01 Evening Snack + 01 Breakfast

Adventure Activities:

Body Surfing, Cliff Jumping River Rafting on the Ganges 16 KM’s

Camp Activities:

Volleyball, Badminton, Carom Board, Village Jungle Walk etc.

Ground Sports Activities:

Volley Ball, Bad-Minton, Rugby, Village Trek etc

Indoor Games:

Card, Chess and Carom Board etc

Other Activities:

Bone Fire with Snack, Trek to the Waterfall, Forest walk

Rope activities:

Rock climbing, Rappelling, Valley crossing

Obstacle courses:

Burma Bridge, Parallel Rope etc

Team Building Activities:

Group Games Indoor & Outdoor Camp Games

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Morpheus Valley Resort – River side cottages, Manali

Morpheus Valley Resort, Manali offers you Comfort and luxury in the lap of the great Himalayas alongside Beas River.

Come experience the true meaning of Home away from Home. Bored with the rat race in the city and require a weekend to rest, eat and catch up on your reading? Want a quite and cozy place for your honeymoon or to revive your love once again, then go ahead and visit Morpheus Valley Resort in Manali. With all the comforts of a home without the worry and hassle of house work the River Side Cottages offers you the real life in Manali, where you can feel the nature all over.

The Resort is fitted out to an extremely high standard with beautiful furnishings to make your stay luxurious and comfortable. The Luxurious 26 cottages incorporate with fireplace and beautiful garden so that you can enjoy uninterrupted views of the great Snow capped Himalayas. Located along river Beas this beautiful resort commands a 360 degree spectacular view of the magnificent snow peaks, layered mountain ranges and the lush green Manali valley, surrounded by acres of apple orchards and deodar groves.

An ideal base to make your body and soul, in pure & flawless nature away from the city chores. The atmosphere is perfect for those who would rather kick-off their shoes and spend a day in the river, while spending quality time with their family or friends and if the heart desires relax on the patio reading book, enjoying the fresh air, peace and quiet of the beautiful estate. The Manali Valley is a place with many natural attractions, festivals and outdoor activities. There are temples, hot springs, waterfalls and other great spots enhance this place. At Morpheus Valley Resort you can also get a first-hand experience of –

Gypsy Safari

Village Walk

Trekking

River Rafting

Tarzan Swing

River Crossing

Fishing

Double Rope Bridge

DJ Party

Cycling

Campfire

Burma Bridge

Air Gun Shooting

Archery

Bullet on Hire

Several Indoor Games

At night the gentle gurgling of the river, chirping of the crickets and rustling of the leaves fills the air, and the true majesty of nature lays opens up in the sky, with a million stars just waiting for you to reach out and touch them. The Resort is like an ideal place for a philosopher. If you like to move with nature, watch leaves flutter in a dance and hear the sounds of birds fill in the air, feel the romance in the mountains, the sensation of the cool gentle breeze, then Morpheus Valley Resort is just the place for you!

The Luxurious cottages offers, beautiful view of Snow peaked mountains with apple orchards surrounded nearby offering great view of Beas River. “So come and enjoy the natural beauty, by staying in the calm and serene Environment at the Riverside Cottages in Manali and enjoy your Holidays.

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Happy Campers

When in first year of law, 10 students from our college were sent to a leadership camp. The gist of the camping experience is that, the resource persons tried to break our ego’s, made us questions our goals, and we did get to do a few fun things too. We were made to walk the Burma Bridge, which was much easier than multi wire traversing. There was also a nice pond in the camping area and we were warned not to swim there. So the day we were kayaking, we were given a task, which we were to do on our kayaks. Our team was without oars so two members had to maneuver the kayak to its destination while two sat in it as passengers all this was to be done without us talking. For the first few minutes the whole exercise seemed to be going right and suddenly chaos broke loose. I had been eying the pond since we got to the camp. For this task we were made to wear the life jackets, which only made me uncomfortable. Taking advantage of the chaos I removed the safety jacket and started swimming. The resource persons had no option but to allow everybody to take a dip. There were 10 other students from another college, and one girl from that college was petrified of water, her kayak had catapulted and she was in the water screeching her lungs out, I decided to go help her. (!) I held on to her arm to help her get to dry land and that ungrateful creature pushed my head under the water (I wasn’t expecting that) so I just left her hand and let the resource person take over. But after this chaotic incident a meeting was called where we were told to get into dry clothes and were then driven off to a village called Megni. On reaching Megni, we were again divided into groups and me the unluckiest of all was sent off with this other guy to a villager’s house. There we were told that we would have to earn our meal by working for them. It was already 8pm when we reached the village, and I hadn’t had anything to eat since lunch, and all the exercise in water had made me hungry. So I was all set for dinner, only to be told by the family that they don’t eat dinner but just breakfast and lunch. Then we were led to the kitchen. The other guy who was my teammate was TOTALLY useless. Since we were not having dinner he enquired about breakfast, the lady said she’d be preparing akki rotti (Rice dosa). But they hadn’t yet ground the rice. So “I” had to grind the rice on an antique grinder with my silly teammate criticizing my methodology. It took me 2 ½ hours to finish that. I was really very happy to finally sleep.

Next morning we had to wake up at 4 and start watering the garden sans hose. Remember the heavy pots? Yeah… had to use that to pour water. Not being used to carrying that I had to fill half the pot for each trip. I’ve never enjoyed breakfast the way I did that morning! Later we had to go into the forest to collect firewood and dry leaves. When “firewood” was mentioned, I could imagine pieces of wood cut neatly in a pile. But that wasn’t to be! We had to haul a tree trunk ( not exaggerating) all the way back to the village with a basket of dry leaves hanging on our backs. For lunch we had unpolished rice, curds and pickle. The family also had a pet dog named Raju, who was our constant companion. I was told he was very notorious as he had a tendency to have a biting spree. But he and I hit it off pretty well. Which surprised the family very much. In the evening a vehicle came to collect us. We bid good-bye to the family and headed for the camp. What happened there later is just not relevant. We stayed on at the camp for two more days, and knowing that it would come to an end and that I’d be on my way home soon was the only thing that kept me going for the last two days. Finally at the bus stop my friends and I heaved a happy sigh. Our journey back was uneventful and even if anything did happen I was oblivious to it.