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Went
on
28
Feb
2022
Monday(
assigned
day
for
shiv
ji)
next
day
29
Feb
is
Maha
Shivaratri.
Went
from
shortest
route
Bodal
village
way
opposite
forest
chowki.
Joined
a
family
going
inside
as
it
was
first
time
for
me.
We
started
at
2.30
pm
reached
around
4.30
pm.
Saw
almost
nil
wildlife
nilgai,
1-2
heeran
going
in
and
returning
back.
The
disturbance
created
by
people
is
awful.
They
have
put
signboards
over
trees.There
is
plastic
pouches
and
litter
everywhere
along
the
path.They
keep
shouting
relegious
slogans
all
the
way.
It
was
start
of
dry
season
we
passed
through
couple
of
small
empty
streams
which
swell
during
rains.
Children
were
telling
stories
how
they
were
made
to
cross
using
ropes
in
monsoons.
We
have
to
climb
a
mountain
with
very
big
stones
which
will
be
a
fearful
sight
to
cross
during
rains
as
water
from
waterfall
will
be
flowing
heavily
on
this
path.
Kadam
kundi
comes
here
where
you
should
be
very
careful
of
honeybees
which
are
most
dangerous
wildlife
according
to
me
as
I
have
seen
them
attacking
people
.
Children
accompanying
were
telling
story
of
their
relative
who
was
lost
in
jungle
seriously
injured
after
he
was
attacked
trying
to
drink
water
here.
Further
you
walk
past
mountain
top
to
a
descent
of
man
made
stairs
down
below
to
soleshwar
temple
complex.
It
is
surrounded
by
mountains
one
of
which
has
a
waterfall
.The
main
mahadev
temple
is
attached
to
this
waterfall.
If
someone
has
gone
to
hathini
kund
in
Jaipur
near
Charan
mandir
it
is
similar
but
much
more
developed
with
construction
which
is
a
dampener.
People
like
to
bath
with
water
fetched
by
buckets
from
small
kund
and
then
do
Puja.
There
are
4
shivlings
with
water
falling
on
main
one
from
a
nandi
fixed
in
mountain.
The
other
statues
of
Ganesh
etc
also
looks
very
very
old.
The
next
important
thing
was
to
get
hold
of
dari
and
kambal
as
there
would
be
a
shortage
in
night.
I
got
hold
of
3
.
1
I
kept
in
my
bag
and
other
2
I
spread
on
top
of
each
other
and
kept
my
bag
to
claim
ownership
but
someone
took
1
out
of
those
2.
I
was
more
interested
in
sleeping
outside
temple
on
the
jagran
platform
to
see
the
stars
and
to
experience
wildlife
night
sounds.
I
did
not
choose
sleeping
inside
dharamshala
halls
etc
as
there
was
a
limited
space
and
more
people.
There
was
cooking
going
at
4
different
placels
using
forest
wood.
The
temple
priest
inquired
if
all
had
eaten.
I
had
taken
fruits
and
wished
to
eat
Roti
after
long
journey.
When
I
inquired
I
was
startled
by
first
class
behaviour
of
the
priest.
He
served
me
himself.
Took
pains
to
check
where
I
will
sleep
and
was
perfect
in
offering
exchanging
a
thick
kambal
from
his
own
stock
with
one
of
my
ragged
dari.He
looks
learned
was
impressive
with
his
impeccable
behaviour.
Sleeping
outside
was
a
experience.
It
was
chilly
and
I
could
manage
small
naps
of
couple
of
hours
due
to
the
coldness.
Most
of
the
time
was
spent
uncomfortably
sitting
covering
oneself
in
maximum
way.
Jagran
was
going
on.
Stars
were
visible
but
the
battery
run
lights,
torches
and
mobile
lights
were
a
complete
nuisance
more
so
for
the
wildlife.
I
changed
places
to
sleep
in
lesser
light
near
a
bonfire.
People
arrived
passing
this
jungle
late
in
night
as
late
as
say
11
pm.
Then
they
will
flash
torch
from
top
of
the
stairs
in
the
complex
below
shouting
relegious
words.
The
langurs
who
were
very
active
when
we
arrived
were
safely
perched
on
trees
around.
They
made
a
ruckus
around
2.30
am
probably
a
wild
animal
tiger,
leopard
or
bear
crossing.
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