Top Slip Trekking

Climbing mountain is always a childhood fascination
Trekking deep forest and watching wild animals is always adulthood aspiration
both these things are fulfilled by the trip organized by Fun@IME on May 30th

We started trekking by 10:30 AM and ended by 5:30 PM. In total we trekked for 16 KM - 8 up and 8 down. The sweet and memorable happening between 10:30 AM and 5:30 PM are as follows

First great experience we all get prey to leeches, we checked in's and out's of our body quite often to keep our self safe since it will not have any pain, only bleeding of blood is the only indication that leeches is tasting our blood.

we all had a WOW feel we are standing on top of the globe and watching the happenings in the earth most of time we enjoyed watching the in-different elevation angle of the great Coimbatore city we could able to see few dam which is around Coimbatore on the top of the hill. we been to all the steep of the top slip and enjoyed each and every moment to the heart.

The lunch one lemon rice and curd rice seems to be heaven since we all are taken that lunch after climbed 8 KM upwards, the taste of that water there was awesome. we all ensure we had not left any plastic stuff over there, we just packed it back to our bag and disposed after reaching down.

I am tempted and need to say about our guide chaten, he often speaks more , more of his history. He used to say him self as a animal who is going to show Jungle animal. Still we are surprised how he could find the bison in the third mountain without binocular, we are witnessed with the help of zoomX camera and binocular, thought of asking about his secret of his eye power in person. He is very jolly person who can speak 4-5 languages. As he introduced he is really comedian animal and nice person.

Below are the list wild animals and birds we witnessed

1) Great Indian Hornbill

http://library.thinkquest.org/19689/data/birds/great_indian_hornbill_frame.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Hornbill



2) Barking deer

http://www.haryana-online.com/fauna/kakad.htm



3) Indian Bison

http://www.india-wildlife-tours.com/wild-animals-in-india/indian-wildlife-gaur-indian-bison.html



4) Snake - The Hump-nosed Pit viper

http://www.lfsru.org/finding.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnale_hypnale


5) Spotted Deer

http://www.arkive.org/visayan-spotted-deer/cervus-alfredi/info.html
http://www.indiasite.com/wildlife/mammals/spotteddeer.html
http://www.iloveindia.com/wildlife/indian-wild-animals/deer/axis-deer.html

6) Place where tiger hunted Bison and we taken the photograph by lift the bison horn. Wow it is heavy , damn heavy. after lifting Bison Horn we all felt it is the stronger thing next to Iron

we reached down-back and cheers each other for having the different trekking experience and we all ordered coffee in the cateen and ended our trip by shaking hands with the guide chaten.

The most favorite phrase we all used to cheer our self is Arumai Arumai Armurai - The default word used by abi-a lover of wild animals who kicked-off this trekking. I very strongly suspect he could become a trekking master in the near future.

No doubt it is an life time experience for all of us. The photos are yet to be launched. We will place it in the IME share path to cherish our moments and share the link across very soon.

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