REPORT ON TREKKING CAMP: 3KAR BN: DARSHAN COLLEGE
The NCC Department orchestrated a "One Day Trekking Camp" in Tumkuru on April 13, 2024, fostering an invigorating and positive atmosphere where cadets could cultivate confidence and bolster self-esteem. Twenty-four cadets, accompanied by an ANO (Associate NCC Officer), enthusiastically participated in this adventure.

Embarking from the college premises at 7:00 a.m. via college bus, the cadets indulged in singing and dancing during the journey. Upon reaching Channarayana Durga village at 9:45 a.m., they relished a picturesque breakfast amidst the village scenery.

To guide and inspire the cadets, NCC seniors Mr. Keerthi, Mr. Pasha, and volunteers from Tumkur youth hikers were present. Commencing at 10:15 a.m., the trek commenced from the foothills, leading to the initial level of the fort. The cadets embarked on the journey with fervor, traversing the primary streets of Channarayana Durga village.

Channarayana Durga, a captivating day trek, offered stunning vistas and an exhilarating hiking experience for the cadets, with rock formations resembling cracks showcasing geological wonders. Amidst the ascent, the cadets captured memories through photographs and reveled in the fort's panoramic views. Upon reaching the summit, they beheld other forts and hills in the distance.

Descending, Mr. Keerthi provided guidance, sharing his NCC experiences and imparting valuable life lessons to the cadets. The trek concluded at 1:30 p.m., leaving behind cherished memories.

Following a refreshing break, the cadets convened for lunch at 2:00 p.m. near Sri Bailanjaneya Swami Temple. Senior volunteers then invigorated the cadets with engaging activities.

At 3:00 p.m., an impromptu visit to "Naamadha Chilume" ensued, sparking excitement among the cadets upon encountering wild animals at the entrance. They explored the spiritual site before engaging in a feedback session led by Mr. Keerthi, where they shared their trekking experiences. The day culminated with a group photo at Naamadha Chilume, marking the end of a memorable expedition.