This itinerary takes you on a captivating trek to Dodital, a serene high-altitude lake nestled in the Garhwal Himalayas. Starting with a drive from Dehradun, you'll journey through lush forests and traditional villages to reach the sacred lake. The trek culminates in a challenging ascent to Darwa Top, rewarding you with spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, before a final drive back to civilization.

This journey takes you into the heart of the Garhwal Himalaya, past serene lakes and up to the Tungnath temple, and showcases the splendour of Uttarakhand’s state flower, rhododendron, in bloom.

A former high-altitude stop on the Indo-Tibet trade route, Munsyari still remains distinct from the typical hill station identity of its peers. There is no place like this little town for an up, close and personal rendezvous with the mighty Panchachuli range, especially from the Khalia Top meadow. Locked in an ecosphere of its own, Munsyari still retains the wilderness that makes the long journey to get to it, worth every mile. This is a winter trip with possible snowfall, and your tryst with a winter wonderland.

Known as the Forbidden Kingdom that borders the Tibetan plateau, Mustang has long been out of bounds for many. Cut off from the world for political and cultural reasons, it is slowly opening its doors to curious travellers. In the lap of the Annapurna, it offers a glimpse into a protected culture guarded by some of the world’s highest peaks. The region is divided into Upper and Lower Mustang, and we will be exploring the latter on this trip.

As the snow retreats and the mountain passes open, Ladakh transforms into a high-altitude oasis. This trip blends the classic bucket-list highlights with a remarkable trekking circuit through the Hemis National Park. In summer, the valleys are lush with barley fields and poplar trees, offering a vibrant contrast to the stark mountains. The highlight of this time is also the apricot trees that are in full bloom here at this time, and also celebrated through a festival.

The Dayara to Dodital Trek is a spectacular Himalayan crossover that bridges the gap between the world’s most expansive alpine meadows and a sacred emerald lake. This journey takes you from the rolling, velvet-green ridges of Dayara, framed by the towering peaks of Bandarpoonch and Black Peak, over the high-altitude Darwa Pass, and down into the serene forest sanctuary of Dodital. It is a rare trail that combines panoramic mountain vistas, dense rhododendron forests, and deep spiritual heritage in one unforgettable adventure.

A former high-altitude stop on the Indo-Tibet trade route, Munsyari still remains distinct from the typical hill station identity of its peers. There is no place like this little town for an up, close and personal rendezvous with the mighty Panchachuli range, especially from the Khalia Top meadow. Locked in an ecosphere of its own, Munsyari still retains the wilderness that makes the long journey to get to it, worth every mile.

This program immerses you in the natural splendor of the Garhwal Himalaya, guiding you through serene lakes, lush meadows, and to the spiralling heights of the Chandrashila summit, offering unparalleled panoramic views.

The Ghepan lake trek is a hidden gem in the Lahaul valley, offering a breathtaking journey to a high-altitude, neon-turquoise glacial lake. This 5-day trek begins in Manali and takes you through lush alpine meadows and rugged mountain terrain. Reaching an altitude of approximately 4100 metres , the trek provides a rare opportunity to witness a pristine lake that remains tucked away from the mainstream tourist trails, surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Himalayas.

This 5-day itinerary invites you to experience Dayara bugyal, one of India's most stunning high-altitude meadows, in its prime summer glory. Starting with a scenic drive from Dehradun, you'll trek through dense, fragrant forests to reach the vast, undulating grasslands carpeted in lush green foliage and vibrant wildflowers. The journey is a perfect blend of challenging ascents and serene exploration, offering panoramic, unobstructed views of the mighty Himalayan peaks before your return journey.

This 7-day itinerary offers a deep dive into the upper Kullu valley, blending forest walks with high-altitude alpine meadows. Starting from Kasheri, the trek quickly ascends through thick rhododendron and oak forests to reach the beautiful meadows of Riyali Thach. The journey features a visit to the tranquil Rani Sui Lake, providing exceptional panoramic views of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal mountain ranges, including peaks like Indrasan and Deo Tibba, before descending through the famous Lamadugh meadow back to Manali.

This itinerary offers a captivating journey through the heart of Nepal, perfectly balancing cultural immersion, historical exploration, and outdoor adventure. Starting in the vibrant capital of Kathmandu, you will travel through the ancient hill station of Nuwakot and the preserved Newari charm of Bandipur, experiencing the country’s rich heritage and stunning rural landscapes. <br><br> The adventure is heightened by a multi-day rafting on the Trishuli River and scenic hikes to panoramic viewpoints like Suryagadi and Chhimkeshwori, providing a comprehensive taste of Nepal’s diverse terrain—from deep river gorges to the towering peaks of the Himalayas.

If Uttarakhand is the land of the gods, then the Adi Kailash-Om Parvat region is their throne. The gateway to Mount Kailash, this is where the journey to the highlands of Tibet begins, as does your inner journey to the self. From the iconic outline of the ‘Om’ symbol on its namesake mountain, to the Adi peak where Ganesha is believed to have been created, this is the seat of spirituality that reverberates with a special energy reserved only for those who make it this far.

The Gangotri-Tapovan trek is an iconic, high-altitude journey in Uttarakhand, starting from the sacred town of Gangotri. It follows the Bhagirathi River to Gaumukh, the source of the river Ganga, before ascending steeply over challenging glacial terrain to the stunning alpine meadow of Tapovan. Known as a spiritual and challenging adventure, Tapovan offers unparalleled, up-close views of major Himalayan giants, most notably the magnificent Mount Shivling and the Bhagirathi peaks, making it a truly rewarding experience for seasoned trekkers.

The Brahmatal trek is a beautiful six-day journey known for majestic views of Himalayan giants like Trishul and Nanda Ghunti. Starting from Lohajung, the route traverses peaceful forests up to the Brahmatal lake and culminates in an ascent to the Brahmatal summit (3,750 m) providing truly spectacular panoramic views before the descent back to the base.

If Uttarakhand is the land of the gods, then the Adi Kailash-Om Parvat region is their throne. The gateway to Mount Kailash, this is where the journey to the highlands of Tibet begins, as does your inner journey to the self. From the iconic outline of the ‘Om’ symbol on its namesake mountain, to the Adi peak where Ganesha is believed to have been created, this is the seat of spirituality that reverberates with a special energy reserved only for those who make it this far.

This 5-day itinerary invites you to experience Dayara bugyal, one of India's most stunning high-altitude meadows, in its prime summer glory. Starting with a scenic drive from Dehradun, you'll trek through dense, fragrant forests to reach the vast, undulating grasslands carpeted in lush green foliage and vibrant wildflowers. The journey is a perfect blend of challenging ascents and serene exploration, offering panoramic, unobstructed views of the mighty Himalayan peaks before your return journey.

This journey takes you into the heart of the Garhwal Himalaya, past serene lakes and up to the Tungnath temple, and makes for a great parent-child outdoor getaway.

The Pindari Glacier Trek is a classic and moderately accessible Himalayan journey located in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, celebrated for its perfect blend of cultural immersion and natural splendor. The route follows the Pindar River deep into the Nanda Devi Sanctuary, guiding trekkers through charming Kumaoni villages, rich rhododendron forests, and expansive alpine pastures. The final destination is the Pindari Glacier Zero Point, which offers majestic, up-close views of major peaks like Nanda Kot and Nanda Devi, making it an exceptionally rewarding experience for trekkers seeking pristine Himalayan wilderness.

This itinerary takes you on a captivating trek to Dodital, a serene high-altitude lake nestled in the Garhwal Himalayas. Starting with a drive from Dehradun, you'll journey through lush forests and traditional villages to reach the sacred lake. The trek culminates in a challenging ascent to Darwa Top, rewarding you with spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, before a final drive back to civilization.

Known as the Forbidden Kingdom that borders the Tibetan plateau, Mustang has long been out of bounds for many. Cut off from the world for political and cultural reasons, it is slowly opening its doors to curious travellers. In the lap of the Annapurna, it offers a glimpse into a protected culture guarded by some of the world’s highest peaks. The region is divided into Upper and Lower Mustang, and we will be exploring the latter on this trip.

The Bhrigu lake trek is a high-altitude lake near Manali, a trail known for offering trekkers immediate access to expansive, velvety green alpine meadows, often described as a vast carpet in the sky. Unlike many other trails, the beauty of these rolling grasslands and slopes is visible almost from the start. This accessible yet rewarding trek leads through this magnificent scenery to the sacred, tranquil glacial lake, providing magnificent, uninterrupted panoramic views of prominent snow-capped peaks, including Deo Tibba and Hanuman Tibba.

The Ghepan lake trek is a hidden gem in the Lahaul valley, offering a breathtaking journey to a high-altitude, neon-turquoise glacial lake. This 5-day trek begins in Manali and takes you through lush alpine meadows and rugged mountain terrain. Reaching an altitude of approximately 4100 metres , the trek provides a rare opportunity to witness a pristine lake that remains tucked away from the mainstream tourist trails, surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Himalayas.

As the snow retreats and the mountain passes open, Ladakh transforms into a high-altitude oasis. This trip blends the classic bucket list highlights with a remarkable trekking circuit through the Hemis National Park. In summer, the valleys are lush with barley fields and poplar trees, offering a vibrant contrast to the stark mountains.

A historical high-altitude trek, the Parang La was a vital trade link between Spiti, Tibet, and Ladakh. Starting from Korzok or Chicham/Kibber, the trail peaks at 5600 metres and traces the Pare Chu river. The route is geologically fascinating, known for its fossils and ancient, wave-like mountain patterns, alongside extensive grazing meadows. The most rewarding part is the two-day segment beside Tso Moriri Lake, where the scenery features vibrant blue waters and imposing, unclimbed mountains. The endpoint is Korzok village, the site of an important monastery.

The Great Lakes of Kashmir Trek, also known as the Kashmir Great Lakes (KGL) Trek, is one of the most spectacular high-altitude journeys in India. Spanning 6 to 7 days, this moderate-to-difficult route traverses the heart of the Kashmir valley, linking a chain of seven pristine alpine lakes—including the famous Vishansar, Krishansar, and Gangabal—with vast, emerald meadows, towering peaks, and three major mountain passes. It is a photographer's dream, rewarding every effort with a constantly changing, breathtaking landscape that truly captures the title of "Heaven on Earth."

The Kanamo peak Trek is an extensive, high-altitude trek designed to maximize success and exploration in the Spiti valley. This extended itinerary includes dedicated acclimatization days in beautiful high-altitude villages, and blending the demanding non-technical climb of Kanamo peak 5975 metres with the unparalleled cultural and scenic highlights of the Spiti region.

If you had to pick just one trek that showcased the beauty of one of the most stunning regions of the Indian Himalaya, Markha valley is the answer. Located in Hemis National Park in one of the northernmost frontiers of India, the union territory of Ladakh, this journey takes you through a dramatic high-altitude desert, offering river crossings, views of the stunning Kang Yatse, and an ultimate climb over the 17,060 ft Kongmaru La pass. The trail features striking canyons, wildlife, and welcoming village homestays, making it one of the few teahouse treks in India, and a truly rewarding adventure. Other than the physical beauty of the landscape, this trip also touches on the surface of the rich cultural heritage of the region through its monasteries, architecture, people, and cuisine.

The Doodpathri trek is a hidden gem in the heart of Kashmir, offering an offbeat alternative to the more crowded Himalayan trails. This trek takes you through the pristine wilderness of the Pir Panjal range, where vast, undulating meadows like Dishkal and Ashtar rival the beauty of Gulmarg. In summer, the trail is a vibrant display of emerald-green pastures and wildflower-strewn valleys, following the Shailganga River to its glacial source. You will encounter seven majestic alpine lakes, including the turquoise Bodsar and Pamsar, while camping in remote valleys that feel untouched by time, eventually concluding your journey in the legendary, expansive grasslands of Tosamaidan.

The program is a mix of the classic Sham valley trek, a moderately easy and accessible route, and rafting on the mighty Zanskar, giving you a taste of adventure, culture via ancient sites and monasteries, and Ladakh’s stunning landscapes. Sham valley is renowned for its immersion into Ladakhi village life and scenic beauty, particularly the famed apricot orchards. Typically completed over 3 to 5 days, the trek avoids the extreme altitudes of other high-pass routes. The next part of your journey takes you on a thrilling rafting trip down the Zanskar.

The Phyang to Hunder Trek is one of lesser treaded but pristine high-altitude routes, offering a rare crossing from the Indus valley into the heart of the Nubra valley. Following an ancient branch of the silk route, this Trek challenges trekkers with the ascent of the majestic Lasermo La Pass at 5450 metres, a vantage point that reveals the dramatic contrast between the jagged Karakoram peaks and the vast, golden dunes of Hunder.

The Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek is a stunning journey through Asia’s most expansive high-altitude meadows, located in the heart of the Uttarakhand Himalaya. The trail winds through ancient oak forests before opening into vast, velvet-green pastures that offer spectacular, front-row views of the towering Mt. Trishul and Mt. Nanda Ghunti. In summer, these twin meadows—Ali and Bedni—become a vibrant alpine oasis, providing a perfect blend of moderate trekking and world-class Himalayan scenery.

The Har-Ki-Dun Trek is a legendary journey into the "valley of the Gods," following the turquoise Supin River through the heart of Govind Pashu Vihar National Park. In summer, the valley becomes a vibrant alpine paradise, where ancient wooden villages like Osla stand amidst emerald meadows and blooming wildflowers. Surrounded by a dramatic amphitheater of peaks, including the majestic Swargarohini massif, this trek perfectly blends high-altitude grandeur with timeless Himalayan heritage.

As the snow retreats and the mountain passes open, Ladakh transforms into a high-altitude oasis. This trip blends the classic bucket list highlights with a remarkable trekking circuit through the Hemis National Park. In summer, the valleys are lush with barley fields and poplar trees, offering a vibrant contrast to the stark mountains. You could also catch glimpses of the annual Ladakh festival which takes place in September every year.