A group of 124 students of BSSS College, adventured challenging paths and inaccessible mountains at a thrilling place named Kathotiya, under the leadership of the Physical Education Department of BSSS, the team reached to Kathotiya for one-day trek in this forest range and enjoyed a lot amidst verdant environment which is at its peak during the rainy season, while the beauty of the big mountains and the calm atmosphere prevailed.
First of all, the trekkers reached Jhiri, which is the origin source of the river Betwa, and saw near about 14,000-year-old rock paintings in the caves of the hills. The team showed its passion by rock climbing and repelling up the 84 feet high rock.
Climbing the rock with the help of a rope and landing through the set path was a very exciting experience. Prof Nasir Ali trained students for rock climbing and repelling and motivated them simultaneously. Then, the students went to the waterfalls at a distance of 5 km while they were travelling, and they got refreshed while enjoying the rapid drift of water.
On this occasion, Vishal Singh Sengar, Head of Physical Education said that it is a matter of great pleasure that girls are also participating in equitable adventure activities. The purpose of our one-day trekking is to take students away from stress to such a natural place where the mobile world is far away.
Principal Johny PJ said that with the participation of the Eco Tourism Development Board, the students of the college got exciting experiences and received medals and certificates for participating and encouraged them for adventure activities.