Adventure Trips

Offering the widest expanse of snowscape in Uttarakhand, Dayara Bugyal is a perfect picture of the Himalayan winters. This short trek spanning over five days remains true to its name- a Bugyal, i.e. ‘meadows’. This alpine field, that remains carpeted with wildflowers in the summer, turns into the most expansive field of snow in the winters, spread as far as your eyes can see. With these vast open lands providing for unobstructed views of the Garhwal range, and thick forest lands blanketed by the white of freshly-fallen snow, DayaraBugyal at an impressive altitude of 3,750M is a walk through a gallery of mountain life. The trek begins in the self-sustaining village of Raithal in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand, giving you a sneak peek into the unique culture of high-altitude trekking. What’s even more fascinating is that this winter trek is full of surprises. The trail for this trek is simply enchanting! Lined with oak, pine and maple trees with Rhododendrons scattered across the landscape, the trails offer magnificent views of reverential peaks such as Mt. Bandarpoonch (6,316M), Mt. Srikanth (6,133 M), Gangotri I (6,672 M), and Black Peak (6,387 M). Across the summit – Dayara Top, one can witness a splendid panoramic view of the Garhwal range. This short trek also sends you gifts in the form of two mystical high-altitude lakes- that of Gui Lake sitting idly in the midst of this frozen landscape and the seaweed-green Barnala Tal, that wears the valley’s winter colours to perfection. Adding to this beauty is the music of Russet Sparrows, Eurasian Jays and Scarlet Minivets who follow along all the way to the end of the trek. read more read less

The Kashmir Great Lakes Trek, a renowned 7-day Himalayan trek, offers breathtaking views of alpine lakes, mountains, and meadows, starting from Sonamarg and ending in Naranag. It is known for its moderate to difficult terrain, with gradual climbs, river crossings, and steep descents. The trek covers approximately 75 km and reaches a maximum altitude of around 13,800 ft at Gadsar Pass.  read more read less

This is a road trip that has changed many people’s lives. Passing through two 5000 m and two 4900 m high passes with jaw-dropping views, the Manali-Leh road was built as an alternate to the Srinagar-Leh road. It remains the mecca for bikers and an adventurer’s delight.  read more read less

Known as Heaven on the Earth, Jammu & Kashmir is where Mother Nature has bestowed all her love. Enclosed by the Himalayas and Karakoram ranges; and festooned with verdant meadows, lush valleys, dense forests, splendid temples, this new union territory of India is a holiday destination to instantly fall in love with. Being an ideal tourist destination for family tours, honeymoon tours and the perfect place for adventure enthusiasts, Kashmir offers abundance tour options for travellers of all kind. The picturesque Kashmir is even home to the popular Hindu shrines like Mata Vaishno Devi and Baba Amarath Cave, this place is always on the radar of pilgrimage tourists from all over the world. The majestic valleys of Kashmir offer adventure opportunities like trekking and skiing. The serene destination is also famous for experiential travels in the form of either a stay at a houseboat or Shikara ride on Dal and Nigeen Lake. Nothing can beat the beauty of  Kashmir, and to believe it, one has to see it! read more read less

Ladakh will let you explore the magnificent landscapes of this unexplored Himalayan region. A land, which is famous for its culture, natural beauty and adventurous terrains, offers our travelers a whole new range of experience, which they rarely get in their stubborn city lives. Our meticulously designed tour itinerary will acquaint you with Ladakh’s culture and tradition along with its adventurous photopography. This includes frequent visits to the renowned Buddhist monasteries in the region, the exotic valleys and some highest passes of the world. read more read less

Surrounded by high Peaks in the beautiful green Beas Valley, with Mountain Adventures Beckoning from all directions, Manali is  a year- round- magnet. Trekking here is a great experience you’ll always cherish for a lifetime.  A lot of trekkers do the Bhrigu Lake trek for the lake is steeped in mythology. This trek lies in Himachal Pradesh, around 20 km north of Manali and can be accessed from Gulaba. It is known as the place where the famous saint Maharishi Bhrigu sat in deep meditation. However, we believe the lake is not the only thing the trek has to offer. You must do the Bhrigu Lake trek for its grasslands. To enter an alpine meadow in our country, one has to often spend at least a day or two trekking within the tree line. We are talking about two or three days of hard ascent. This is because most alpine meadows start at around 11,000 ft above the treeline. However, on this trek, you are in the meadows within the first 10 minutes of this trek! Imagine having meadows such as these right in your backyard. No wonder we go gaga over landscapes that are seen in places like Switzerland. The meadows on the Bhrigu Lake trek stretch far and wide – almost like an endless carpet. Wild horses gallop around you. The grazing sheep look up when you come out of the treeline, almost as if to greet you. From these grassy knolls, you will see the mountains of Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar dominating the skyline. This summer trek is a perfect choice for the beginners because of its short duration and easy difficulty level. read more read less

Spiti means middle country, a name given to it as a result of its ties with India and Tibet. A century ago, Rudyard Kipling in Kim called Spiti “a world within a world” and a “place where the gods live” – a description that holds good even today. Fed by several streams the Spiti river flows through the area to eventually join the Sutlej that starts from Mansrovar in Tibet. Buddhism is the pre-dominant religion there. Spiti can be reached from Manali or Simla. read more read less