SAHYADRI - ITS TREK NOT PICNIC, INTERVIEW WITH DIVAKAR SATAM

Wandering Birds presents interview with Divakar Satam
Tea Talk with Travellers
Episode 8
Topic: Its Trek not Picnic
Host: Haresh Agrawal
Divakar Satam has done his post-graduation in Advertising and Public Relations from KC college as well as a Master’s degree in Marathi Journalism and Communication from the Mumbai University.
He is Also a guest columnist for several leading Marathi newspapers which includes Maharashtra Times, Loksatta, Samana, Zee Disha, and Prahar, to name a few.
He has done his Basic Mountaineering Course (BMC) from Nehru Institute of Mountaineering (Uttarkashi) and in 2008 he has founded BAAN Hikers trekking group.
From the Age of 5, he was attached towards mountains because it was hereditary. His uncle Mr Ramkant Satam used to take him in the mountains for trekking and from there it’s all started to roam in the mountains and see natural beauties.
From the last few years, he is more into Rock Climbing. He has climbed 50 plus pinnacle along with that he has trekked more then 400 mountains in sahyadri also, he is more into mentoring the people, how to do the trek in Sahyadri with the proper practice of Leave No Trace principle.
He has done various Himalayan expeditions as well.
What is Travel for him?
According to Divakar Sahyadri is open sky school. you can choose your favourite topic and go further. trekking is lifestyle its show you how you can survive in any situation with minimum resources.
Also, you can read his travel blog on www.divakarsatam.com
Follow Divakar Satam on
Instagram: / divakar.satam
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Instagram: / _haresh_agrawal_
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Music Courtesy: Spring
Edited by- Priya Girish Pandey
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The approach towards trekking is wonderful,excellent speaker about his subject because he knows it very well. I appreciate you.

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Very informative video. Things changes slowly and gradually and u r right even people who go to sahyadri will also change slowly and gradually.

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Very informative video