Adi Kailash
Situated at an altitude of @ 6,100 metres, Adi Kailash also referred to as Chota Kailash is in a way a replica of Mount Kailash in Tibet. 
It is situated in Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand within a proximity to the Indo-Tibetan border in the calmness of the tranquil Kumaon Himalayas. Adi Kailash is a popular pilgrimage of the Hindu devotees. One can catch a glimpse of the emerald Parvati lake and the Gauri Kund adorned at the very foot of Chota Kailash.
The love for hiking and spirituality often attracts the tourists to enjoy the splendour of Mount Adi Kailash which features wildflowers, undulating bugyals, cascading waterfalls, and the thick woodlands that can engulf the wanderers in its gloom. The path passes through the awe-inspiring Darma, Bryans and Chaundans Valley. One can admire the grandeur of the snowy Annapurna peak, the bubbling Kali River and the Narayan Ashram. Devotees get to explore the tiny Kuti village named after ‘Kunti’, the mother of Pandavas.
At the very foot of Chotta Kailash is Gauri Kund reflecting its entire expanse. Yet another water body close by is called Parvati Sarovar. A temple dedicated to Shiva and Parvati is there at the shoreline. Following the Chinese occupation of Tibet, Chotta Kailash served as the most revered substitute of Mount Kailash.

OM Parvat
From Gunji the Kailash Mansarovar route branches off to Kalapani from where the Kali river originates. Onwards from here is Navidhang (3987m), Lipu pass is only 9 kms from here. From Navidhang, the "Om Parvat", the miracle of nature is clearly visible. Snow lies on this mountain in the shape of a perpetual "OM", the primordial sound. All other slopes may be bare but this inscription in the snow is everlasting and as one observes it, one gets the feeling that the mountain itself is Lord Shiva incarnate..

Known as the “Middle Land” between Tibet and India, Spiti Valley is a mesmerizing blend of stark landscapes, ancient monasteries, and vibrant local culture. With its high-altitude desert terrain, crystal-clear skies, and serene villages, Spiti offers an experience like no other. The Spiti Safari is not just a trip—it’s a soulful journey into the lap of the Trans-Himalayas, where nature, adventure, and spirituality converge.

Key Attractions:

Journey Through the Himalayas:

High-Altitude Experience:

Ancient Monasteries:

Charming Villages:

Stunning Landscapes:

Adventure & Exploration:

Barot, a part of the Uhl river valley, is a small village situated in the Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh. A valley so beautiful, clean, full of pure and good-hearted people, where you can feel the simplicity in its air, where you can find a new version of yourself to explore, to get lost in those sound of gushing river, birds flying high and chirping loud. Barot Valley is a rising tourist spot for Nature lovers, who have a longing for mountains.

Kaudiyala

is a small village located at 40 km from Rishikesh. Scenically located on the banks of holy river Ganga, Kaudiyala is famous for white river rafting and a beautiful beach camping site. Adventure and Nature lovers from faraway places visit Kaudiyala to enjoy the thrill of rafting and other river activities.

Shimla,

A veritable paradise endowed with great natural beauty, sits in the center of lofty snow-capped peaks and dense forest of Deodar and Oak trees. An adventure camp here promises an unbelievable landscape clubbed with unique and exhilarating activities for all age groups.

Glamping

Glamping is a type of Camping that is more comfortable and luxurious than traditional Camping. The word is a mixture of 'glamorous' and 'camping'. Our Shimla glamp provides all the fun and outdoor lifestyle of camping with just a little more luxury.

It is situated amidst the undulating hills of the Aravalli ranges. There is a jungle adjoining the historical Kumbhalgarh Fort which used to shield the fort from invaders. Kumbhalgarh is also the birthplace of Maharana Pratap, the great king and warrior of Mewar. It also has the second longest wall in the world (Over 38 Km).

Manali:

Nestled, at the northern end of the Kullu Valley, Manali is a hill station situated at a height of 6700 ft in the Himalayas.No wonder the snow covered peaks and the verdant terrain of Manali attracts a lot of nature & adventure lovers. With us, Manali becomes a real Himalayan experience to be remembered and cherished for a lifetime. The gurgling river Beas, the mighty snow clad mountains and the symphony of birds on the Pine trees...the campsite itself is an amphitheater.

Tirthan Valley

Tirthan Valley in Kullu, Himachal Pradesh is a wealth of nature's treasures. It derives its name from the Tirthan River, which winds its way through the valley. This tranquil valley is ideal for trekking, adventure, wildlife and discovering un-explored villages. Tirthan is a great getaway to connect with nature and unwind in solitude.

DALHOUSIE:

It is a spectacular little hill station surrounded by five Himalayan hills that dominate tall and handsome Deodar and Oak trees. The forest trails nearby overlook vistas of wooded hills, waterfalls, springs and rivulets. The magnificent view of Chamba Valley and the inspiring snow-clad peaks of Dhauladhar range fill the entire horizon. Wildlife lovers stand a great chance of spotting mammals like the Asiatic Black Bear, Yellow Throated Marten, Himalayan Palm Civet, Red fox and a wide variety of Birds.

Har Ki Dun is a cradle shaped valley surrounded by dense forests of pine, deodar and other coniferous trees. The forest is rich in wild life and exotic birds and forms part of the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary & National Park.The trek provides one with lush greenery, scraggy mountains, towering snow capped peaks, glaciers and gushing streams. Har Ki Dun valley in itself is beautiful and plays host to some of the most popular and enchanting treks in the Indian Himalayas.  The main snow clad peaks visible from here are Swarga-Rohini, Bandarpunch and Kala Nag. The name Har-ki-Dun itself, literally means 'Valley of God.' The trek follows the Supin river, tributary of the River Tons and passes through the beautiful villages of this valley to reach the huge rolling meadows at Har-ki-Dun. Situated at 12,000 feet, with a total trek distance of about 40 kms, it takes 2 days to reach and 2 days to return. The trail is rather easy, with gradual ascent and a couple of steep climbs.

Key Attractions:

Marinda Tal

Is a small serene lake that forms on a stream around 2-3 kms north west of Har Ki Dun. A huge boulder obstructs the flow of the stream forming a shallow water body. It is surrounded by massive mountains and alpine meadows.

Villages of Har Ki Dun

The trek is also famous for the remote villages of Osla and Gangaad that one can see and visit during the Har Ki Dun trek. Osla is known for its rich heritage and Gangaad for its wood houses and cozy homestays.

Kedarkantha, situated in the Tons river valley of the Garhwal Himalayas is a beautiful ridge peak, easily accessible anytime of the year. The trek goes through the Govind National Park and gives you ample time to soak in the flora and fauna of this protected area. The summit lies at an altitude of 3850 m and reaching the top is very satisfying as you are rewarded with views of peaks like the Swargarohini, Banderpooch, Kalanag and Ranglana. Kedarkantha is a perfect blend of adventure, natural beauty and cultural richness. Whether you are a seasoned trekker or a beginner, the Kedarkantha trek offers an unforgettable experience with its captivating views, serene environment, and the thrill of summiting a Himalayan peak. It’s a journey that promises not just physical accomplishment but also spiritual rejuvenation amidst the grandeur of the Himalayas.

Kedarkantha Summit: The Kedarkantha peak stands at an elevation of about 12,500 feet above sea level. The trek to the summit is around 20 kilometers, starting from the base village of Sankri. The summit offers a panoramic view of the snow-clad Himalayan ranges, including Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, and Black Peak.

Charming Villages: The trek passes through quaint villages like Sankri and Juda Ka Talab, where trekkers can experience the traditional lifestyle of the local communities. These villages, with their rustic charm, offer a glimpse into the rich culture and hospitality of the region.

Scenic Beauty: The trek is renowned for its stunning landscapes, which include dense pine and oak forests, open meadows, and snow-covered paths. During winter, the entire trail is blanketed in snow, adding to the magical experience. The clear night skies during the trek are perfect for stargazing.

Juda Ka Talab: A picturesque lake en route to the summit, Juda Ka Talab is a serene spot surrounded by thick forests and offers a peaceful retreat for trekkers. The lake often freezes during the winter, creating a surreal and tranquil environment.

The Pindari Glacier Trek, located in the Bageshwar district of Uttarakhand, is a moderate-level trek that offers a stunning journey through remote Himalayan villages, pristine meadows, and glacial rivers. The trek reaches a maximum altitude of 3,660 meters (12,008 feet) at Pindari Glacier

The Pindari Glacier Trek is a perfect blend of adventure, nature, and Himalayan culture. Taking you through remote villages, lush forests, and alpine meadows, this trek offers breathtaking views of some of the most stunning peaks in Uttarakhand.

Key Attractions:

Khati Village (2,210 meters / 7,251 feet),:

The trek starts and ends at Khati Village (2,210 meters / 7,251 feet), the last road-accessible village on this route. The total trekking distance is around 50 km (round trip) from Khati. Khati is the last motorable village on this trek.

Himalayan Peaks:

On the way, trekkers pass through Dhoor Village (2,500 meters / 8,202 feet), from where they can witness breathtaking views of Nanda Kot (6,861 meters / 22,510 feet), Maiktoli (6,803 meters / 22,320 feet), and Panwali Dwar (6,663 meters / 21,860 feet).

Zero Point:

Himalayan Landscape:

The journey is enriched with crossings over wooden bridges, walks alongside glacial streams, and serene landscapes that make this trek a rewarding experience for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike

Hampta Pass, located at an altitude of 14,100 ft in Himachal Pradesh, is one of the most dramatic and breathtaking crossover treks in the Himalayas. The trail connects the lush green valleys of Kullu with the stark, arid landscapes of Lahaul and Spiti. Known for its ever-changing scenery, the trek offers everything — dense forests, alpine meadows, glacial valleys, rivers, and vast expanses of barren mountains. This rare diversity makes Hampta Pass a paradise for trekkers, photographers, and nature enthusiasts.

Hampta Pass Chandratal trek is quite interesting and moderately challenging in stages with the difficulty of the pass being governed by weather conditions. You will be required to cross the reasonably high Hampta pass (4300m), do a few river crossings, camp in complete wilderness and walk long stretches on certain days. The trek to Hampta pass offers unmatched variety & excitement all along the trail to take care of any exhaustion that might set in.

Key Attractions:

Hampta(14,100 ft):

Chandratal:

Balu ka Ghera:

Lahaul Valley:

Flora & Fauna:

Bhrigu Lake, perched at an altitude of 14,100 ft near Manali in Himachal Pradesh, is one of the most enchanting short treks in the Himalayas. The trail is famous for its endless rolling meadows, spectacular mountain views, and the high-altitude glacial lake that changes colors with the season. According to legend, Sage Bhrigu meditated here, making the lake sacred to the locals.

This trek is perfect for beginners as well as seasoned trekkers, offering a complete Himalayan experience — alpine forests, wildflower-filled grasslands, breathtaking campsites, and a rewarding climb to the shimmering Bhrigu Lake.

Key Attractions:

Bhrigu Lake (14,100 ft):

Himalayan Views:

Mythological Significance:

Chopta

At an altitude of 8790 ft, is a picturesque hill station located in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand. A part of the Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary it is surrounded by dense forests of pine, deodar, and rhododendron. Chopta, with its untouched natural beauty, serene environment, and spiritual significance, is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and trekkers. Its peaceful ambiance, coupled with the majestic views of the Himalayas, makes it a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Chopta offers views of the majestic & breath taking Himalayan range including Trishul, Nanda Devi and Chaukhamba. Chopta is famous for its undulating green meadows in summers & carpet of snow in winter!

Key Attractions:

Tungnath

At an altitude of 12,073 ft, it is in the mountain range of Tunganath in Rudraprayag district, in Uttarakhand. The Tunganath (literal meaning: Lord of the peaks) mountains form the Mandakini and Alaknanda river valleys.

Deoria Tal

At an altitude of 7,999 ft, it is a beautiful lake in Uttarakhand. It has heavily wooded, lush green surroundings with snow-covered mountains in the backdrop. The lake is known for its wide 300° panorama.
 

Chandrashila Peak

Just a kilometer further from Tungnath, Chandrashila stands at an altitude of 13,000 ft. The summit offers a breathtaking 360-degree view of the Himalayan range, including peaks like Nanda Devi, Trishul, Kedar Peak, and Chaukhamba.

White Water Rafting

An exciting rafting journey across kilometers on river Ganga at Kaudiyala.  This rafting experience offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.