The morning began with our fellow yatris engaging in their meditative practices in this extremely conducive space and making the most of, with some of them doing their practices out in the open and making the most of this opportunity to be in nature.

Already an amazing start to the day and then Sadhguru graced the yatris with a satsang as well-a time to unwind and be in communion with the truth

Today, our exclusive group, who are taking this yatra with Sadhguru, trekked from where they could view the enchanting Mount Dhaulagiri standing tall at 8167 meters, and Tukuchey Peak

Back to Kalopani and then off to Titi Lake – which is known to be home to a large variety of swans and rare species of birds. The treak was a treat to the eyes and the soul. Participants thoroughly enjoyed the rest stop as there was time to rest and imbibe the space.

Meanwhile, our A2 group were at the mystical lake Manasarovar, meditating and soaking in the bliss of the place. As the legend goes, the lake was first created in the mind of the Lord Brahma and hence termed Manasarovar – combination of the words ‘Manas’ and ‘Sarovar’.

‪Sadhguru walks through the lush greens in Tatopani, Nepal. While camp is set, participants looking forward to a beautiful night, nestled amidst the fresh forest.

Sadhguru taking an aerial view of Annapurna Mountain Range.

We had a few blessed moments watching Sadhguru at leisure on the golf course. A few pleasantly behaved monkeys also accompanied us and had the good fortune of Sadhguru Darshan.

Sadhguru received a warm welcome from eminent dignitaries and Nepalese children later in the evening.

On his arrival at Kathmandu airport, an eager crowd of volunteers and locals welcomed Sadhguru.

Our fellow traveller, Bhumika had a precious and treasurable moment of her life when she was graced by Sadhguru at the Delhi airport as she started on her third consecutive pilgrimage to these legendary places on Earth.