Dream Wanderlust Publication
About
Dream Wanderlust is an online open access periodical which publishes stories, interviews, dialogues, photographs, articles related to the field of adventure, expeditions and environment. It comes out with one issue every year. It supports e-first publication, where the articles are available online before it is published in a particular issue. Main aim is to promote adventure activity, to make people aware about environmental issues and to share the inspirational journeys of people in the adventure field.
The major themes of this periodical are:
Story of adventure endeavor like climbing, trekking, sking, mountaineering, hiking, biking. etc. The journey has to be interesting and unique.
Story of exploration of remote places, cultures, mountains etc.
Expedition notes and diary.
Scientific articles on environmental awareness and study.
Photographs of Places, people, wildlife which tell an incredible story.
Recent Articles
The British Climb the Unclimbed
On 6th June, 2018, evening, three climbers from a British team reached the summit of Janhukot (6805m), a peak in the Gangotri region of Garhwal Himalaya, India. This was the first successful ascent of Janhukot, the highest unclimbed peak in the Gangotri Glacier complex. Malcolm Bass, Guy Buckingham and Paul Figg from a team of 9 climbers reached the top at around 5pm by a technical route on the South West buttress leading to the elegant and complex South Ridge. They reached the summit on 6th ...
Direttissima On A Divine Line
Cerro Kishtwar (6155m), in the Kashmir region of the Indian Himalayas, saw one of the greatest "New-line" climbs of the year 2017, appreciated the world over. On 14th October 2017, Swiss alpinists Stephan Siegrist and Julian Zanker with German alpinist Thomas Huber summited via a spectacular virgin line they named "Har Har Mahadev" on the central North West Face, climbing 24 pitches in just 7 days. In an exclusi...
THE POLES, A PARADIGM SHIFT by THE VOTARIES of the VIRGIN ROUTE and THE WIZARDS of WINTER
It's been an excrutiatingly cold winter in the Northern Hemisphere this year. Poland too must have felt the chill. But, for the Poles, the winter of 1944 must have been one of the worst ever. Poland and surrounding countries 1939 [Photo Courtesy: diercke.com] In 1939, the Molotov ...
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