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California - Day 4

We started for Yosemite around 8 and reached around 1, drive was very different. First we stopped at these street side fruit shop which was surrounded by almond trees. We picked some and ate, this was mind blowing. We bought lot of stuff from there.







Before entering Yosemite we stopped at Tanuga Lodge for lunch, another amazing place. Food was fresh and yummy with pool view. Kids has nice play area so they played there. Also there was small stream where we stayed for a while.


After reaching Yosemite we decided to stop on river beach and our first stop was simply beautiful with so clean river and huge granite mountains! Jai jumped many times off of the cliff on river and we did river walk

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It was time to checkin to our tent. It was very neat and clean with all the necessary facilities. 

We kept our stuff there and went to ate pizza since that was only option available after 6. Smores pizza was something different!!

After dinner we headed to famous tunnel view. View was stunning and it was hard to leave from there even after sun was gone. In dark too with star and moon light it was looking mind-blowing. 

We went back slept in cozy tent.

Day 5

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