Adventure Activities
Himalayan Nature and Adventure FoundationHigh altitude exploration and scientific expedition in Onglathang Glacier in West Sikkim in the year 1995.
High altitude scientific Study on Rathong Glacier in West Sikkim Himalaya (2010-2013) in Association with Visva Bharati University.
UGC sponsored High Altitude Trekking Programmes organized by HNAF under the supervision of the University of North Bengal.
Disaster Management Training for Darjeeling District Police by HNAF (2004).
Organized Awareness programmes and camps for NSS units of different colleges of North Bengal.
Explored a new route from Bakhim to Chamre (West Sikkim) and a pass at the foothills of Mt. Narsim (2001).
Trans Himalaya Trek (From Jammu and Kashmir to Arunachal Pradesh) (2009-10).
Sikkim Himalayan Trek.
Nepal Himalayan Trek.
Garhwal Himalayan Trek.
Himachal Himalayan Trek.
HNAF provided detailed trek routes information of Singalila National Park, Neora Vally National Park, Senchal Wild Life Sanctuary, Buxa Tiger Reserve, Mahananda Wild Life Sanctuary, and Jaldapara National Park to Dept. of Forest, Govt. Of West Bengal for the publication of the book “Wilderness Treks of North Bengal”.
Ayodhya Hills.
High altitude scientific Study on Rathong Glacier in West Sikkim Himalaya (2010-2013) in Association with Visva Bharati University.
UGC sponsored High Altitude Trekking Programmes organized by HNAF under the supervision of the University of North Bengal.
Disaster Management Training for Darjeeling District Police by HNAF (2004).
Organized Awareness programmes and camps for NSS units of different colleges of North Bengal.
Explored a new route from Bakhim to Chamre (West Sikkim) and a pass at the foothills of Mt. Narsim (2001).
Trans Himalaya Trek (From Jammu and Kashmir to Arunachal Pradesh) (2009-10).
Sikkim Himalayan Trek.
Nepal Himalayan Trek.
Garhwal Himalayan Trek.
Himachal Himalayan Trek.
HNAF provided detailed trek routes information of Singalila National Park, Neora Vally National Park, Senchal Wild Life Sanctuary, Buxa Tiger Reserve, Mahananda Wild Life Sanctuary, and Jaldapara National Park to Dept. of Forest, Govt. Of West Bengal for the publication of the book “Wilderness Treks of North Bengal”.
Ayodhya Hills.
Adventure Sports and Camping Activities
Camping is known as the mother of all adventure activities. Apart from organizing nature study camp for children every year HNAF, further takes initiatives for the youth by providing them the opportunity to join our prestigious Adventure trekking and Camping course for the last 32 years. It initiates a learning process of high altitude trekking, camping, and survival in different and adverse climatic conditions.
In 1992 HNAF carried out a month-long River Rafting and Kayaking Course in collaboration with WBTDC Ltd. at Teesta River for the promotion of Water Sports and alternative tourism potential in this region. Further, a certificate course in water rafting was conducted by HNAF for the students of the University of North Bengal in the year 2006.
Again with the completion and opening of the artificial sport climbing wall in Siliguri Surya Sen Park, HNAF conducted a Sport Climbing Training Course involving all adventure sports clubs of North Bengal with the aim to make aware of the sports wall and propagate the message through them to the interested children and youth members of their clubs and people at large in North Bengal.
In 1992 HNAF carried out a month-long River Rafting and Kayaking Course in collaboration with WBTDC Ltd. at Teesta River for the promotion of Water Sports and alternative tourism potential in this region. Further, a certificate course in water rafting was conducted by HNAF for the students of the University of North Bengal in the year 2006.
Again with the completion and opening of the artificial sport climbing wall in Siliguri Surya Sen Park, HNAF conducted a Sport Climbing Training Course involving all adventure sports clubs of North Bengal with the aim to make aware of the sports wall and propagate the message through them to the interested children and youth members of their clubs and people at large in North Bengal.