National Adventure Foundation

Our spot is at Bissa Bhawan in Bikaner, right near the railway crossing at Chowkhunti. It’s a place where we keep all the gear like ropes, tents, and stuff for being outdoors. The National Adventure Foundation isn't really a fancy office; it's more like a hub for people who don't want to sit inside all day. Bikaner gets really hot, so we spend a lot of time planning when to go out so we don't melt. We handle a lot of logistics for trips and training. It’s mostly about making sure the equipment is safe and that everyone knows what they’re doing before they head out. We’ve got stacks of sleeping bags and maps lying around. Some days are just spent cleaning sand out of everything. It’s a bit chaotic sometimes because there’s always someone coming in or heading out. We don’t have a big marketing team or anything like that. It’s just us who like the desert and the hills. We talk to locals, organize some camps, and try to keep the spirit of adventure going. The area around Chowkhunti is always busy with trains and people, which matches our vibe. It’s a bit loud and dusty, but it works for what we do. We just focus on the task at hand, whether it's checking a harness or plotting a route on an old paper map. It’s simple, honest work that keeps us busy.