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Pune is famous for IT hubs, jobs, historical landmarks and street food. Travelling in Pune with a large group can be an exciting experience. Whether it is a family trip, a corporate outing, or a weekend getaway to nearby hill stations, choosing the right mode of transport and itinerary plays a crucial role. Tips to Follow for a Comfortable Group Tour in Pune

Plan Your Tour in Advance: It is better to plan where you will visit and it can save you a lot of time. Plan your itinerary in advance to avoid last-minute hassle. 

Choose the Right Travel Option: Make sure to choose the best travel option as per your group size, budget and requirements. Small groups can book a cab while large ones can consider booking a Luxury Tempo Traveller on Rent in Pune. It comes in various seating capacity options from 9 seater to 25 seater and Urbania Van.

Nearby Getaways Along with City Tour: You can add nearby getaways along with the city tour with the group. Nearby famous attractions that you can explore with family are Lonavala, Lavasa, and Sinhagad Fort. 

Hire Professional Driver: Make sure to hire professional drivers who are familiar with local routes. It can make your journey trouble-free and comfortable.

How to descend down a slope safely on a trek?

Most trekkers look for tips on ascending a mountain. But, how often do you come across a guide to descend safely while on a trek? Descending a mountain can be really tricky if you do not follow a few thumb rules. I´m talking from personal experience here! If the descent involves long hours, wobbly knees and toes are common. Surprisingly, injuries are more common while descending than otherwise.

To avoid the unbearable toe and knee pain, all you need is the correct technique. So, lets make trekking enjoyable (both ways)!

Loosen that knee when you come down. Safe descents are about maintaining flexibility in the knees (more like having springs under the feet). More stiffness is synonymous to more hurt!

Tighten the shoelace to keep your ankles stable and avoid the frequency of ankle twists. (Picking the right trekking shoe is also a concern)

Bank on side-steps and avoid chances of slipping. You´ll have more grip while ascending.

An instinctive tip: be conscious in the 1st hour of descent to step on flat surfaces. With time itĺl come naturally to you.

Don slow down unnecessarily. That puts immense pressure on the knees.

Carry a trekking pole as a third leg.

When the descent is steep, trace an imaginary criss-cross path down.