LOHAGARH FARMS

We took a step away from the bustling malls, and the brilliant urbanization for a day, as we plunged into the heart of the Aravali hills, to a place known as Lohagarh Farms. In the early morning, we set off with a chill in the air, and reached our destination, the serene and peaceful Aravli Hills. In the farms, we quickly gobbled up a typical village breakfast, paranthas and aloo puri. We played a bit of football in the dusty ground, which wasn't exactly Old Trafford standard, with obstacles and mud everywhere where the ball bounced at several places boggling the opponent. Anyways, aftera quick look around the Farm, we came to know there were great activities sprawling all over the farm. We first hopped onto a tractor, and took a round. It was a bumpy and jumpy ride. Nevertheless, we got to know how they move around and encounter potholes and the rough terrain disturbing their journey. We took another ride, but not on the tractor but the camel, as we took a seat on it's hump. There was a pitch for tug of war with a lengthy rope. We also played darts, where are aim was the decider of a score, and believe me,it  wasn't pie. We also did some commando-style crawling under a low net, which led us to a balance beam, made of tree wood. We also did quite a lot of parkour. And after oodles of more activities, we muched a quick bite for our lunch, and called it a day. What an awesome way to spend our holidays. If tou're tired of the city and the loud noise of vehicles with the awful pollutiom, you can come here, and the enjoyment will just not stop.