Living in the Mountains - The Hard Part | Manali, Himachal Pradesh

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  • Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2024

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  • @zoojarlakdawala9915
    @zoojarlakdawala9915 3 года назад +54

    City folks have a distorted view of life in the mountains; they believe that it's all very romantic. It's good to hear such a honest appraisal of day to day life in the hills. But perhaps, at the end of the day it is still worth all the hassles & hardships

  • @RPOjha-cu6lm
    @RPOjha-cu6lm 3 года назад +18

    I have lived in Nainital for 12 years. I am fully aware of the hardships of mountains living. Prakriti, you are absolutely correct as far as your experience and description is concerned.

  • @abhishekmishra5936
    @abhishekmishra5936 3 года назад +15

    Proud to be a Himachali 😍🙏

  • @akashverma8167
    @akashverma8167 3 года назад +7

    I genuinely found your words true as you are actually telling the hardship of mountains, not like others who always show a rosy side only. 👍

  • @reena_on_wheels
    @reena_on_wheels 4 года назад +74

    Beautifully explained 😊. Struggle is real. Last month there was a lion spotted in the fields of my village. Can relate.

    • @PrakritiVarshney
      @PrakritiVarshney  4 года назад +10

      Yaya!! But the best part is we love being in the mountains:)

    • @proudsm735
      @proudsm735 3 года назад

      Is that leopard or lion?

    • @its.a.beautiful.world.
      @its.a.beautiful.world. 3 года назад +2

      @@proudsm735 actually it was dianasaurs!.

    • @divyaalok5538
      @divyaalok5538 3 года назад +2

      Is there a way to live with you in the mountains

    • @divyaalok5538
      @divyaalok5538 3 года назад

      @@PrakritiVarshney is there any way to connect with you

  • @VJSharma
    @VJSharma 4 года назад +4

    I am hooked to your channel. I am from Himachal and have been living in Delhi for 15 years now and can very relate to lot of things you mentioned. I have had my share of experience when I was in hills and had desire to live city life. Now it's reverse but I know the realities of mountains. So each lifestyle has it's own pros and cons. And finally it's about choice you want to make at a particular time in life. Enjoy your explorations !

    • @VJSharma
      @VJSharma 4 года назад

      Can I use this video as a reference (and embed) in one of the upcoming blogposts on Travellingcamera.com ?

  • @rajatjoshi6695
    @rajatjoshi6695 3 года назад +5

    Very much impressed from your voice and the contents.
    Being from the hills itself (Pithoragarh, uttarakhand), I can relate most of the things.
    But still in sab k baad bhi, mann pahado se h laga rehta hai..
    Thanks for bringing up such videos. 👍🏼

  • @rajbhatia4876
    @rajbhatia4876 3 года назад +9

    That's true.. I'm himachali living in Delhi ncr and in total opposite side of the life as u r in right now hence can relate and agree.. Yet I think it has 3 stages.. First stage is excitement.. When u start living in a place so opposite in nature of the place u have grown, u tend to like it for few days.. Then reality struck. This phase can continue as long as u decide to live there.. But gradually u enter in 3rd phase which kind of coexists with the 2nd stage and that is a confused sort of love towards your 2nd stage. U know its hard but u get institutionalized. U kind of starts having a twisted affair with it. U don't like it yet you decide to continue.. This is what is happening with me here.

  • @dhpant2806
    @dhpant2806 3 года назад +4

    thanks for being honest and realistic in sharing the hard side of living there

  • @kunalaware8657
    @kunalaware8657 4 года назад +15

    Now that was what I wanted to know when you say "the hard part".

    • @anupamrae
      @anupamrae 3 года назад

      Talk about the hard part of urban life. Or, is it all smooth sailing?

  • @bhawnaphulara1887
    @bhawnaphulara1887 3 года назад +2

    Thank you ❤️ for addressing this beautiful hardship.... Being a pahadi from Uttrakhand I can relate to each and every thing you said. But it's beautiful and very calm .
    All the best ❤️🎉

  • @akshayvatel
    @akshayvatel 3 года назад +6

    Catching hold of a plumber or electrician is hard. So I tend to do some of the things myself in my place

    • @anupamrae
      @anupamrae 3 года назад +1

      That is the correct approach. Living alone in a remote area, you should be as much independent as possible.

    • @akshayvatel
      @akshayvatel 3 года назад

      @@anupamrae would love to see your place sir. Please do share👍🏻🙏🏻

    • @anupamrae
      @anupamrae 3 года назад +1

      @@akshayvatel: I live in Nangala village, Bittangala panchayat, Virajpet Taluk, Coorg, Karnataka - 571218. I am very close to Ever Green County Resort. A friend told me that he could see my house in Google map. I have not tried it.
      Use my name in Google search and find out.

  • @yogijash
    @yogijash 3 года назад +4

    Lovely, very well explained. One question what you do for leaving?

  • @bobbyboko
    @bobbyboko 3 года назад

    Toilet is lil far and outside..is very funny and dangerous spsly jab gaon walon ke moonh se suna ho Tendua aa jata hai....we went to play a cricket tournament in some remote part of garhwal...Toilet was lil far from where we were staying...aur bhaiya raat ko kisi ko jana ho to doston ko manana padta tha k chal yaar saath.(tendua factor)..ab ek aur comedy jo dost andar ghus gaya vo to safe hai aur jo guard ban kar saath aaya aur bahar khada hai uski jaan par bani hoti thi.

  • @kayem9465
    @kayem9465 4 года назад +4

    Hello there, would really appreciate if you can tell me how consistent/inconsistent is the network there? Any broadband/fiber available or just mobile network.
    And yes, Prakriti is a beautiful name.

  • @LoveInfiniteLaxmi
    @LoveInfiniteLaxmi 3 года назад +2

    Beautiful video 😍...please tell the internet facility and speed so that we can shift there. Waiting for your reply. Thank u

  • @devendernini8512
    @devendernini8512 3 года назад +3

    Nice to hear you..Visit cities for a change (like ppl go to hills)to tackle too much calm

  • @omshanti8954
    @omshanti8954 3 года назад +1

    Yeah.. can imagine.. those awe inspiring rising Mammoth beauties have pulled me for last 20 years and felt so many times.. I want to be there forever and imagined these hardships.. bravo to you.. dekhte hai kab aisa kuch kar paun.. good luck for more than a couple of years 😄👍

  • @heenarangwani2175
    @heenarangwani2175 3 года назад +2

    Very well explained. Thanks for sharing. What motivated you to make this move?

  • @niteshaggarwal1850
    @niteshaggarwal1850 3 года назад +2

    Awesome review. I wish to come there just for couple of months. What would you suggest. Thanks.

  • @pranaysingh3950
    @pranaysingh3950 4 года назад +4

    .... And you manage everything so efficiently di. ❤️ You could also add different types of guest aur unke pyaar nakhre aur demands jhelna at times. You n Prateek bhaiya are rockstar🔥

  • @rimbonu1986
    @rimbonu1986 6 месяцев назад

    Such a calmness in your voice, can feel the peace and patience, hearing you from last 2days, watched the documentary of everest summit with Migma Dai, immense respect for you.

  • @vaishalisatija5168
    @vaishalisatija5168 4 года назад +5

    More power to you ❤️
    You hv always been the bravest amongst the three of us! 😘😘😘
    Love you ❤️💖

  • @samarthgoyal3483
    @samarthgoyal3483 4 года назад +3

    Wow...so unbelievable and so frequent..still someday I wish to visit your place..keep creating and spreading awesomeness...and I can relate to the many of the things you mantioned here..Take care💪

  • @sukhikaur6065
    @sukhikaur6065 4 года назад +1

    Radihka nomeller is also shifted to Manali few weeks ago . nice to share your hardship faced here

    • @PrakritiVarshney
      @PrakritiVarshney  4 года назад

      Okay, I shifted about 3 years back :) Thanks a lot

  • @mrfighter00
    @mrfighter00 3 года назад +1

    I spent 10 days in Sonamarg (which I always consider most beautiful place in India) in March end & another 10 days in other part of Kashmir & realized travelling & trekking is different than living in subzero temp permanently. Regular trekkers always think they can be regular inhabitant but I realize now, beauty surround you on 5th day will look like a curse. On 7th day, one will crave for some heat & warm water and will run away to city! I value my Bangalore life & learned important lesson "Everyone thinks of other's life to be better."
    Talking to some of the locals & army personals in Ladakh during winter, hardship and frustration is greatly highlighted. Lots of questions are being asked which literally translate, "why do you come here? Idhar aake kya mil jata hai?" I love to travel but living somewhere else (beach or jungle area) vs Himalayas is so different experience esp in winter. So far, not a single Himachali/Uttarakhand/Sikkim/Ladakhi/Kashmiri (Kashmiris carry Kangri in Feran which make them more comfortable against cold) avg villager I found, that says "Living in mountains is fun." whenever discussion opens up.. All want to move to cities and reasons are pretty & too simple. Daily Hardships!

  • @AbhijitPattanayak
    @AbhijitPattanayak 4 года назад +2

    I kind of started following u from spiti valley videos. I don't know how to express, but I find a strong connect in your videos. You are an amazing lovely creator ❤️

  • @lazymanOutdoors
    @lazymanOutdoors 3 года назад +6

    Love your vlogs.
    👈I Will definitely try to do what you did.
    #mountainlife❤️

  • @TheGypsyWorld
    @TheGypsyWorld 3 года назад +2

    Very well documented. Love it. Keep sharing. Will like to know different places through your lens :)

  • @nomadsome
    @nomadsome 4 года назад +3

    Nicely explained. I'm a digital nomad and am planning to head to Himachal soon. I've lived solo for many years in many places, so this will be an interesting chapter.

    • @HoshiarMVP
      @HoshiarMVP Год назад

      Hello how was your experience?

    • @nomadsome
      @nomadsome Год назад

      @@HoshiarMVPI did not go to Himachal. Instead I went to Sikkim and have kinda settled in the mountains here now.

    • @Gauravmann
      @Gauravmann 11 месяцев назад

      @@nomadsome Hey I too am digital nomad, would love to chat with you about your experience in sikkim. I too go to places and settle for a long time there.

  • @geetamandavkar9791
    @geetamandavkar9791 3 года назад +1

    Very well said. I was deciding to move to mountains. Ur view helped me a lot ❤️🙏

  • @adityasen8227
    @adityasen8227 2 года назад +2

    I have get to know about ur Kathguni from one my colleague .. I have drove from Kolkata with my daughter and spouse for experience the Manali to Kaza drive .. was at Manali & somehow could not manage time to spend at midth of jungle .. may be next time .. concrete city is making my though process jumbled and rudimentary ..

    • @PrakritiVarshney
      @PrakritiVarshney  2 года назад +1

      I am not living here anymore. You can connect with me on backintimeadventures@gmail.com

    • @Gauravmann
      @Gauravmann 11 месяцев назад

      @@PrakritiVarshney What was the lease/rent amount you were paying ?

  • @srabani70
    @srabani70 3 года назад +2

    Very nice place and thank you for sharing the cons of living in the hills. Can you also share something about earning a living?

  • @nitadelhiwala3749
    @nitadelhiwala3749 3 года назад +2

    Thanks for sharing the real daily hardships... Practically useful 👍👍

  • @pankajagarwal4016
    @pankajagarwal4016 3 года назад +2

    Just wanted to ask, What Makes you to shift to Manali from Delhi ?
    Like earlier I was also planning the same 😄

  • @mrverindersharma
    @mrverindersharma 3 года назад +1

    living in mountains and with mountains is entirely different. Nature is full of medicines and lot of work to do arround, very less time before winters, celebration period for 3 months in winters. We need to collectively make life easy which has been jumbled and messed up already. Development is Leading to destruction.

  • @souravverma8861
    @souravverma8861 3 года назад +3

    That hospital part can't be true, even in district Mandi, 70 kms away from Kullu we have many many hospitals

    • @kanurana4679
      @kanurana4679 3 года назад

      Right ..their are many good Doctors in Kullu Manali

  • @dr.alokbhardwaj3378
    @dr.alokbhardwaj3378 3 года назад +1

    Your name suits to your nature.. U love mother nature✌

  • @FoodRavel
    @FoodRavel 4 года назад +7

    Very helpful.
    Life there looks beautiful but always comes with a price.

  • @kuldeepsheolia6318
    @kuldeepsheolia6318 3 года назад +2

    Great Madam!! So much adventurous!!

  • @iashubisht7443
    @iashubisht7443 4 года назад +2

    🙏🏻🙇🏻‍♂️thanku for the video

  • @PoojaShravan
    @PoojaShravan 3 года назад +2

    New on here and loving your journey!😊 Keep up the good work!

  • @paras00700
    @paras00700 4 года назад +4

    Keep the vlogs coming !!🤩🤩

  • @spoorthipatil9255
    @spoorthipatil9255 4 года назад +2

    Informative
    Bloggers don't speak about this part .
    Glad to know .
    Learnt it .
    Thank you

  • @rohanranjan6396
    @rohanranjan6396 4 года назад +3

    Salute ur guts prakriti, keep ur enthusiasm up as always, we are living our life through ur stories and all ur journey. I always wanted to come in ur Back in time hostel. Be safe

    • @PrakritiVarshney
      @PrakritiVarshney  4 года назад +1

      Thank you 💚 Someday when things will be fine again :)

  • @Everything-yes
    @Everything-yes 3 года назад +2

    How to reach there I want to stay 1 month minimum please share stay and food price

  • @kartarsingh3394
    @kartarsingh3394 3 года назад

    Thanks Prakriti for your honesty opinion...I find this one the most useful video on RUclips whosoever want's to know about hardships in mountains

  • @dhruvkapoor767
    @dhruvkapoor767 4 года назад +2

    Thank you for sharing Be strong Keep sharing vlogs..

  • @IshaMedLife
    @IshaMedLife 3 года назад +3

    Hi i am 17 years old and i want to live with my grandmother in shimala or himachal areas and do farming and studying so is it safe to live alone being a girl in the jungle

  • @vikassrivastava6344
    @vikassrivastava6344 3 года назад +4

    Still I love to live in mountains and planning to settle down in such area.
    Please let me know what you do for living i.e. how you earn Money while living there. I belongs to IT and there is no IT company in such regions.

    • @kumarbhai153
      @kumarbhai153 3 года назад

      You can open cafe in areas like Mcleodganj Dharamshala Manali etc or you can take a homestay or guesthouse on lease. I also run cafe and one can earn from such business. This is the simplest way to settle down here. You can contact me for more information.

  • @FindMyFilm
    @FindMyFilm 3 месяца назад

    I am planning to move to Himachal Pradesh this year! HELPFUL Video💖

  • @adiyogi2498
    @adiyogi2498 3 года назад +2

    I can relate to your experience, I have stayed in Manali mountains ❤️❤️❤️

  • @varunreddy3921
    @varunreddy3921 3 года назад +3

    That's so nice and inspiring. :)

  • @mukulmayankdubey3627
    @mukulmayankdubey3627 8 месяцев назад

    Absolutely appreciate this honesty man!

  • @brahampalsingh7420
    @brahampalsingh7420 3 года назад

    Very well explained. Not seen such video with so much insite. Keep sharing good stuff
    God bless you

  • @swaruproy3904
    @swaruproy3904 3 года назад +1

    Its like an essay on Village life versus City life!!!

  • @manpreetsingh2703
    @manpreetsingh2703 4 года назад +4

    real story told by you mountains life is too difficult for long time living it seems enjoyable only for 3 to 4 days

  • @blissofGuruji
    @blissofGuruji 3 года назад

    Landed up on your colg Prakriti so truly you explained the reality...Cheers to you girl..I too wanted to shift but post my nanima's demise in 2016 I always get in emotional dilemma of not leaving my mumma alone at home besides I have my research work to look at. So am stuck in concrete jungle..thanks for reviving my spirit. Am going to subscribe... right now

  • @KumarNageshShow
    @KumarNageshShow 6 месяцев назад

    You are a blessed soul, living in mountains. I live in mountains and love it

  • @abhidutta478
    @abhidutta478 4 года назад +1

    I listen your explanation of hill.but I observed your beautiful smile.you live in metropoliton city but you are very simple.you smile is the 7th wonder in the world .my favorite lady is prakriti.everyday I see your blog.

  • @rudrasarkar980
    @rudrasarkar980 4 года назад +1

    Woow.. So good to be back.. 💞 Thank you for sharing ur xperiences. Keep ur cameras rolling ☺️

    • @PrakritiVarshney
      @PrakritiVarshney  4 года назад +1

      Thank you! Will do! Motivation is always needed.

  • @ultimateinternationalfootball
    @ultimateinternationalfootball Год назад

    I really like the truth you spoke about living in mountains. Everyone once in a life think about to live in mountain but they dont knw about real struggle . So keep all these thing in mind baki soch to main bhi raha hu , but akele nahi 😂

  • @sudhirtiwari1558
    @sudhirtiwari1558 3 года назад

    The facts you told are very much true for most of the mountain regions.

  • @flipsidesaurav4597
    @flipsidesaurav4597 3 года назад

    It's 3:20 am and this is the second video on this channel, that I'm watching right now. I don't know whether I should call this intriguing content or is it beyond that. I guess it's more about a different aspect of life. I mean the life that you're living up there, many people dream of. Yes there are some hard parts living up there I admit, like there's always a flipside of a coin. But hey, you're blessed! I envy you! Truly.

  • @moviesync3131
    @moviesync3131 3 года назад

    Hey! I just learned that Manali snows. I thought India never had snow, wow!

  • @vikyboy001
    @vikyboy001 3 года назад

    Everything comes with a price.. you have to pay price to live in heaven... enjoy my friend don’t worry .... God loves you!!

  • @me.aftabb
    @me.aftabb 2 года назад

    I don't how the things will happen because i'm also shifting to manali in 10 days. And the things you talked about i think it can more harder for me to manage with these things. Because in age of 26 i never lived without my mom. I never lived without my comfort.
    If anybody ask me that what kind of comforts i have. I have everything a person wants - home, settled job, vehicles, smartphone, laptop.. I mean everything i have a middle class person thinks about but somewhere inside me i feel i'm have something missing inside me.
    I'm just shifting to explore me, myself, my passion (Travle filmmaking) looking for a different culture.
    That's all about to shifting in old manali. I don't know how things will happen but i'm scared.

  • @kiranrana5108
    @kiranrana5108 3 года назад

    A new trend around the world..
    1 mountainous region
    2 less inhabitant
    3 full fledged moderate
    Hospital..

  • @ragemodels
    @ragemodels 3 года назад +1

    Wow awesome Vid !!! I love your Honesty and clarity !!! We all dream of moving to the mountains but not so easily done by everyone !!! Would love to see a indepth tour of the house your are living in ( is it rented or ....)? . And what about safety ? Also because the locals think u r loaded do they try to fleece u or leave u alone ??? More vids please and Enjoy tons ur time up there !!! You are living a lot of peoples dreams !!! 🏔🏡🌿🕊🌸🏔

  • @Loveyouzindagibysaloni
    @Loveyouzindagibysaloni 3 года назад +1

    My parents family has also shifted to Manali in shanag village n they run a homestay...u can go n meet them n may find few good friends 4 u

    • @letsstudy9911
      @letsstudy9911 3 года назад +1

      Oh its realy good i also wants to live in hills for some time will u pls give me contact no of ur home stay.

    • @Loveyouzindagibysaloni
      @Loveyouzindagibysaloni 3 года назад

      @@letsstudy9911 idyllicinn..u can check fb page

  • @naveenverma1334
    @naveenverma1334 2 года назад

    I agreed with darkness point .. I have been in jibhi for 6months

  • @knowurself7555
    @knowurself7555 3 года назад +1

    Hi prakriti so happy to see ,just one question how much does it cost for a month? Especially house rent

  • @tanayvaidya25
    @tanayvaidya25 3 года назад

    Hi, i am from Shimla and Kullu is my native place. If you dont mind me asking, what is it that you are doing there, have you been working ?

  • @kaypee4704
    @kaypee4704 2 года назад

    Thanks for your honest views of living in the mountains.... it's not for everyone....♥️♥️🇺🇸

  • @jatu1
    @jatu1 2 года назад

    I think snakes and crabs aren't usually found in Himalayas.

  • @Kapil.Sakhuja
    @Kapil.Sakhuja 3 года назад +1

    Thanks so much! Your video helped me make some important decisions about my future.

  • @nainitalism
    @nainitalism 2 года назад

    " Hard part " is a state of mind Having grown up in the hills I guess I have become used to it. Walking 6 k to get a pack of cigis no problem!
    Toilet , get a chamber pot !!!!!!
    At my age the only thing I worry about is illness. On the other hand I think if my ancestors survived I will to. When the time comes so be it. I will go having lived a life I loved !

  • @rashisharma2337
    @rashisharma2337 3 года назад +2

    Genuine content 👍

  • @TodaysFunda
    @TodaysFunda 2 года назад

    Good informative video. It actually opened my eyes and I need to reconsider my decisions wisely taking in aspect various points you mentioned. Thank you.

  • @yogitrivedi95
    @yogitrivedi95 4 года назад +3

    Keep it up girl 💕 thanks a lot for sharing this one, it's so helpful. ☺️ Yea!!!! Stay safe and keep shining 🌟 :)

  • @madhavrao1745
    @madhavrao1745 2 года назад

    In marathi there is a saying "DOORUN DONGAR SAJARE" which means From a distance Mountain looks beautiful nd ONE CAN CELEBRATE A MOUNTAIN FROM A DISTANCE. it is nice tobe on the mountains for a few daysfor a trek. But to live the hardships is difficult. On my trek to Dodital I met a retired army villager with lot of wood load nd he commented that it is easy to enjoy for a few days but to live this life is a curse.
    SO YOUR PASSION IS APPRECIABLE BUT IT'S NOT EVERYBODYS CUP OF TEA.

  • @meenalk3568
    @meenalk3568 3 года назад

    You are very honest and gave your opinion in the same way👍👍👍

  • @mahipalsingh9361
    @mahipalsingh9361 3 года назад

    The only issue I have is internet connection and electricity let’s see if starlink can change that.

  • @TravelMoresods81
    @TravelMoresods81 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing the honest thoughts ,it's really true , everyone think to move there but really it's not like that your decision was tough and you sticked to it ,was good ,but you did what you want to show to others ...thanks for an honest video

  • @sudhikothapalli3315
    @sudhikothapalli3315 3 года назад +1

    Watching your vlog was the nicest way of starting the new year. Stay blessed 🌺

  • @Rajat63
    @Rajat63 4 месяца назад

    I would prefer physical stress over mental stress, I would choose mountains ❤️

  • @vaibhavbharteeya
    @vaibhavbharteeya 3 года назад

    Honesty holds a unique taste.

  • @PriyaFly
    @PriyaFly Год назад

    I am daring first time to write this .. I loved your simplicity and courage .. is there any website where I can email you .. peace 🙏

  • @vinodupreti597
    @vinodupreti597 3 года назад +1

    Show ur house yaar.. M a delhiete but my hometown is in Almora.. Looking forward to meet you once..

  • @kapilIXM
    @kapilIXM 4 года назад +1

    Adventure and thrill part of a life is crazy but same times difficult to survive for every traveller and explorer... appreciate ki aap conditions me bhi😁 real life ko explore kar rahi ho ..
    👍👍 its really Inspiring us ....
    Ya..😁 and really like to live in cold, mountains,😁,rains...👍

  • @estarat
    @estarat 3 года назад

    Girl, you are brave to have tried. But your eyes tell me that mountain life isn't going to last for long. Good luck with everything.

  • @akashdeepchawla
    @akashdeepchawla 4 года назад +18

    umm... another hard part brings up a question how do you earn while living there :P

    • @anupamrae
      @anupamrae 3 года назад +5

      This is a pertinent question. If you cannot earn enough by working from home, stay in urban centers where all the job opportunities are available. When you have saved enough to take care of all your future needs, then only move to mountains or remote area. If you have family, it cannot be an independent decision.

    • @kalpeshkalal7736
      @kalpeshkalal7736 3 года назад +2

      @@anupamrae true that, otherwise you will have financial probelms that will suck out all the happiness that comes from living in peace, solitude.

    • @anupamrae
      @anupamrae 3 года назад

      @@kalpeshkalal7736 : When you live in mountains or any remote area, your approach to life should be minimalist. If you want to have all the facilities of a big town, you will be very unhappy person and suffer.

    • @kalpeshkalal7736
      @kalpeshkalal7736 3 года назад +2

      @@anupamrae yes but basic necessities should be there like water , electricity and food and if we are in stress that how could I bring food on my table next week thn thr would be no point living thr

    • @anupamrae
      @anupamrae 3 года назад +3

      @@kalpeshkalal7736: Never go to such a remote that there are no facilities within a reasonable distance.
      For a water, have a open well or borewell. When I was searching for a small plot in Uttarakhand, I was told that I must ensure that there was an underground stream before buying the plot.
      For electricity, solar inverters are available. You can install a DG set based on your requirements.
      For mobile signal and internet, install antenna which amplifies the signal. I have one in my house.
      For hot water, install solar water heater. I have one in my house.
      You should have a conveyance - two wheeler or a small car. I am sure you will find a village within 10-15 km where you will get vegetables and other food stuff.
      In industry, my job was of a trouble-shooter in different plants. I always look for a solution of the problem and never allow any problem to overwhelm me.
      Don't you face problems when you live in city? Stop imagining problems.
      If you cannot live alone, don't shift to remote area.

  • @Manav235
    @Manav235 4 года назад +1

    Excellent perspective. Thanks for the candid narrative. Hmm. Makes me think. But I am sure 'ye bhe achha hai'.. should have experience... You have an experience others don't..👍

  • @poonamanu2436
    @poonamanu2436 3 года назад +1

    God bless you 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @knowledgeseeker9688
    @knowledgeseeker9688 3 года назад

    Ok i live in a small city in up . going through all the hardships mentioned but with added condition " warm weather " 😓😓😓

  • @NamrataShri
    @NamrataShri 3 года назад +2

    Each and every word is damn true...going on holiday and permanently living in mountains are two big big different things ..take care dear😊

  • @anshuman5331
    @anshuman5331 3 года назад

    Itni saari problems.
    Achq hua bata dia.
    I was thinking of shifting to some hilly are for my sadhna

  • @amitchawla3957
    @amitchawla3957 4 года назад +1

    Amazing video. Good luck to you ✌️

  • @babaratesay8718
    @babaratesay8718 3 года назад +1

    Love your honesty

  • @AvaniJatin1221
    @AvaniJatin1221 2 года назад

    Manali mein kaha?