A group of 41 students along with four teachers of Kendriya Vidyalaya ONGC, Kaulagarh Road, Dehradun went for an adventure trip which began on June 2 from Mcleodganj, Dharamshala. The trip was conducted by the Regional Mountaineering Centre (RMC), Mcleodganj.
The escort teacher Manoj Kumar Malik said, "We reached RMC where the instructors taught the students different types of knots and life skills. Students undertook wall and rock climbing apart from a night march with the instructors to experience nature." later they moved towards the first camp at Ghera at an altitude of 1300 metres and experienced river crossing and explored the area.
The students undertook rappelling at Harnala at 1800 metres altitude. later the group went to Reoti where they were taught survival skills in mountains. All the students trekked 90 kilometres and reached an altitude of 11,500 feet during their trip. KV ONGC principal DS Negi said that these activities help in better understanding, leadership qualities, risk taking factor and experiences which enable the students to improve themselves.