Exploring The Trails of Black Forest

In the east of India there is a state named West Bengal and there is a state named Darjeeling. There is a small village under Darjeeling and its name is Rimbik. Rimbik is surrounded by a huge forest and the boundaries of this forest extend till Nepal. It is very famous in this forest and almost all the tourists or hikers go to visit this forest. So the name of this forest is "Black Forest", actually its name is Black Forest and it is so named because here there are dense forests and old trees which are not visible even in sunlight. It is a different matter that I almost made a trek to see the sunshine everywhere. Where there is no footpath there is no sunlight.

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My friend and I together plan to visit the famous Black Fa restaurant here. We are staying in a small home stay located in Rimbik village and I have come here to volunteer at a mountain trail run. Both leave at 9 in the morning. For the first 3km on the road we leave the road and get onto the trails. Let me tell you we still haven't got any jobs at Black Fa restaurants. We have another 2 km left on the road. Then this jungle art platform will be available to vendors anywhere.

We are looking for the last village in this mountain named Shano, opposite the Fa Restoration office. Fa Restoration's car is parked here. Let me tell you that the forest here is very dense, hence any tourist roams here alone. If you want to visit here then you have to take documents from the forest office which we had already collected. This restaurant is located at a distance of 5 km from the office main road. Although vehicles can reach here because a jeep track is cut here, but only 4x4 vehicles can reach here because the condition of the road is not that good.

Shano is moving out of the village limits and at the same time we are seeing chips made of tanga wood at various places. The people here and the department representatives are very alert. Here, above the village, the Fa Restaurant Department has also established a flower shop so that at least the vegetation in the forest can be kept alive again. As soon as we crossed ABC, a dog from Shano village joined us. We tried very hard not to come with us because there are a lot of wild animals where we are going and they could harm this dog.

Well, even after several arrests, when the dog did not go away, we tried and got arrested at 12 o'clock on the day mentioned below in Tri Blank for Arrest. There are tall trees here which show that all the trees set out on a very long and sky-high journey in search of sunlight. Many of the trees here are very old and many new ones have been planted. My friend whose name is Anil is walking ahead of me. And the dog that came from Shano village, whom we name Shano, sometimes walks with Anil and sometimes with me. We are taking care of Shano that he does not get lost in the forest.

The museums said that this Trails Tab was made when it was under India. These trails were built so that the Sosian British could obtain timber. The woods of the British forests were used for forts in London, some were used to break railway tracks and some were used to build homes for themselves. India gained independence in 1947 after which Trail Inns started being used as an India-Nepal commercial route. This trails is safe and secure for business. If someone is walking on these trails then he cannot get lost at all and if someone has thought of becoming more of a hero then you can make the forest here your victim.

We have not taken even one step out of the trails. Here, in the name of ideals, black bear, panther, fox, deer, acacia and red panda are found. Water is visible anywhere in the forest in connection with the mountains, but we do not consider it a plant. For about half an hour we reached the other side of the mountain where the boundary of Syapi Salt village was established. Good thing this Black Forester ended up on our out. I did not like seeing the artefacts here.

The establishment of Sanchi village was lost somewhere, neither of us knew. By now it was 4 pm and now we too have to come down early and get our home stay rack as we are very hungry. Kalpi village is a small village which comes under Shingalila National Park. It took us an hour from here to the restaurant by road. The mountains of a different state are visible from Kalpi village. Today the sea is clear so we could see far and wide. By clicking on a photo here, we are taken down from where you buy your home stay institution homework food and give you a treat.

So that was the trip to the Black Forest, hope you liked it. Now I come and then tomorrow I will present before you the story of another village journey. Take care, be happy and keep building highways.

Disclaimer: This post is originally written in Hindi and I have used Google Translator to tranlate the Hindi text in English. All the photos have been clicked by me from android poco f1 and edited in Lightroom/photoshop.