From Chaos to Exploring Khoiyachora: A Day Of Wild Exploration With Bracu Adventure Club.



 

University life isn't only about textbooks and exams. What if we can combine our studies with epic adventures?Have you ever heard of an exciting club at BRAC University called BUAC? BUAC stands for BRAC University Adventure Club. I have been passionate about travel from a very young age . Before my admission to BRAC University, i heard about BUAC, which excites me because it allows me to travel safely and in an organized way with my friends.

 As a first-semester student, so I went on an fascinating one-day tour after my midterm. The fact that the trip was organized by my university's adventure club(BUAC)  was a major aspect in why it turned into a thriller for me.As a hunter ,I was enthusiastic for this one-day .The best part of the club's was organization the pre-trip Discord meeting .The authority and the top leaders instructed us on what to do and what not to do, along with particular rules to follow.

 

The newly joined hunters as well as all the members were instructed to be present at the campus residence at 5 a.m., So, due to the excitement, no one could sleep the night before the hike. In order, we departed from the house as quickly as we could and arrived at the campus on time. Our patience was put to the test, though, when the bus was late arriving. One, two, and three hours went by.People's frustrations grew, and some of them gave up while we waited.Some wanted to go back home beacuse of the transport mismanagement, but at 8 a.m., everything was sorted out, and we left for the journey.

The foremost factor of my journey was that I had a bunch of my school friends and school seniors with me.As a first-semester student, I had a brief encounter with a club member.However, because I was among my buddies, I became excited about the day rather than nervous.My pals and I rode the same bus. The seniors on our bus tried to made an effort by engaging in a variety of games with us like truth and dare,call of song .I also got to interact with my other fellow club members.

 











We had a large group for the hunter day(approximately 200 persons total)! We started our adventure with a little chaos and excitement due to the large number of participants.They caught my attention right away through their club's organization system, and they made a sincere effort to establish it without any fuss which i highly appreciate. As we lined up for the hike as per rules, our more experienced members volunteered and made sure everyone kept in line. If anyone strayed seniors many volunteers were there,they would come for the formation and made sure everyone was following the rules of the club sincerely, that made me very surprised and secure.

Volunteers led the way and gave us advice and direction on safety and moral support during the hike.Their presence was boosting energy,for someone inexperienced like myself . But my friend's support for me was what really moved me. They kept a watchful eye on me,knowing of my sensitivity,uncomfortability and inexperience, offering support and encouragement every step of the way.

Finally, we arrived at our destination after nearly three exhausting hours. My tiredness completely disappeared when I saw khoiyachora waterfall. There is just one word that sums it up: DAMN! I was amazed by the area's natural beauty. It was an experience satisfaction I had never had before, standing there in the embrace of my friends and fellow club members and the beauty of Khoiyachora. It was giving me a  picture straight out of a fairy tale was produced by the flowing water, the verdant surroundings, and the hazy air.

Eventually,we reached our bus,the return journey was exhausting  .The group morale was still strong as we started to descend. We gave each other support, provided snacks and water, and took quick breaks when needed.The most twisting part yet to come was the buffet system dinner in Cumila. .After fulfilling our hunger,we all felt pleased and adept,as we boarded the bus for the final stage of our journey back to the university, .The trip was a mixed parcle of thrilling adventures and some organization glitches that left improvement.It may be started on a devastating note, waiting three hours. Another point of contention was using a local bus instead of BRAC University's own buses.

Nevertheless with these setbacks, the trip to khoiyachora was a memory to cherish.I highly suggest anyone thinking about joining our club as an adventurous animal.Even if it's challenging, the bond that I felt with my friends, their protection sight towards me, and this club's collaboration left me unspoken.Little did anyone know? You might perhaps end the trip with a surprise buffet feast!"

 

Presented by,

Asfia Begum

Id:24146086

ENG101(Section:14)

 


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