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All India Trekking Camp at Shravasti, Uttar Pradesh (1–8 October 2026)The All India Trekking Camp, organised by 51 UP BN NCC, Gorakhpur, was held at Shravasti, Uttar Pradesh, from 1 to 8 October 2026. A total of 510 cadets from five NCC Directorates participated in the camp. The contingent of 5 Haryana BN NCC, Gurugram, travelled from Anand Vihar to Gonda before reaching the campsite at Banwari Devi Ashok Kumar Institute of Law, Sirsya, Shravasti.The camp offered an enriching blend of adventure, exploration and cultural learning. Over five days, cadets undertook treks ranging from 14 to over 22 kilometres, exploring Yaksha Sarovar, Suheldev Wildlife Sanctuary, Bhainsahi Naka, Mahamongkoljai Dhamma Bhumi and Vibhuthinath Temple. These expeditions provided opportunities to appreciate the region’s natural beauty, historical heritage and spiritual significance. Cadets also participated in meditation sessions, interacted with monks and visited religious sites. A memorable highlight was a cadet’s flute performance amidst the forest canopy and at historic shrines.During the visit to the Buddha Temple, established by people from Indonesia, a cadet received a plant as a gift from the temple priest. Upon returning to school, the plant was ceremoniously planted on the school premises by the respected Principal Ma’am, Vice Principal Sir and the cadet. This thoughtful gesture symbolised the values of peace, environmental responsibility and the enduring cultural connections fostered through such enriching experiences.The evenings were filled with cultural exchanges, DJ nights and sporting activities. The Haryana contingent displayed commendable team spirit and sporting prowess, excelling in volleyball and tug-of-war competitions. The camp concluded with the Commanding Officer’s address and a review of cadets on 7 October. The contingent returned home on 9 October with cherished memories.The trekking camp proved to be a memorable journey, fostering physical endurance, discipline, leadership, resilience and camaraderie. The experience enriched the cadets’ perspectives and strengthened their appreciation for nature, spirituality and cultural diversity. The planting of the gifted sapling on the school campus will serve as a lasting reminder of this remarkable journey and its enduring lessons.