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Himayalan Holidays Adventure Tours

India | Nepal | Bhutan | Tibet

2022-23

Trekking, Wildlife, Tribal Tours, Bike Tours, Overland Safaris & Mountaineering Expeditions

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Index Programmes Page No. Programmes Page No.

About Us 1-2 Miyar Nala Trek 36

Fixed Departure 2022 3

Trekking Himachal Pradesh

Climbing Expedition Traversing into Pin Valley 37

Mt. Kang Yatse II 6 Hamta Pass Trek 24

Mt. Nun 7 Dharamsala (Inderhar Pass) Trek 25

Mt. Kun 8 Chandertal Trek 26

Mt. Kang Yatse II & Nun 9 Beas Kund Trek 27

Mt. . Kang Yatse II & Kun 10 Kullu Shimla Trek 28

Mt. Mentok Kangri 11 Bhabha Pass Trek 29

Mt. Z-1 12 Manimahesh Trek 30

Mt. CB -13 & 14 13 Sach Pass trek 31

Mt. Menthosa 13 Triund Trek 32

Mt. Dharamsura 14

Mt. Deo Tibba 15 Trekking – Uttarakhand

Mt. Yunam 16 Sources of Ganges (Gaumukh Trek) 33

Mt. Hanuman Tibba 17 Chopta Chandrashilla Trek 34

Mt. Friendship 18 Yamunotri Pass Trek 35

Mt. Ladakhi 18 Valley of flowers Trek 36

Mt. Manali 19 Roopkund Trek 37

Mt. Frey 20 Pindari Glacier Trek 38

Mt. Bhagirathi 21 Nandadevi Outer Sanctuary 39

Mt. Bandarpunch 22 Nag Tibba Trek 40

Mt. Gangotri II 22 Milam Glacier Trek 41

Mt. Black Peak 23 Kuari Pass Trek 42

Mt. Kedar Dome 24 Kedarnath Trek 43

Mt. Shivling 25 Kalindikhal Pass Trek 44

Mt. Satopanth 26 Har ki Doon Trek 45

Mt. Trishul I 27

Mt. Nanda Devi East 28 Trekking – Sikkim

Sandakphu Trek 46

Trekking Jammu & Kashmir Kanchenjunga Trek 47

Stok Trek 29 Barsey Rhododendron Trek 48

Markha Valley Trek 30 Green Lake Trek 49

Sham Trek (Apricot Valley) 31

Chadar Trek 32 Trekking – Nagaland

Darcha-Padum Trek 33 Dzukou Valley 50

Nubra Valley 34 Mt Sarmati Peak 51

Padum Lamayuru Trek 35

Brandy Nala Trek 35 Trekking – Arunachal Pradesh

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Bailey Trail (Gorichen Trek) 36 Orchid Safari 78

Trekking – Karnataka Bicycle Tours

Coorg Trek 53 Cycling in Rajasthan 79

Mountain Biking Tour-Himachal &

Ladakh

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Trekking - Tibet Kerala Coconut Trail, Kerala 81

Mt Kailash & Mansaraovar Trek 56 Mouantin Biking in Garhwal 82

57 Mouantin Biking in Kumaon 83

Trekking – Bhutan 58

Bhumtang Cultural Trek 59 Wildlife Tours

Druk path 60 Land of Rhinos 84

Jumolhari Trekking 61 The Temples-Tigers & Traditions of

India

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Encounter with Benagl Tour 86

Trekking Nepal

Annapurna Base Camp Trek 62 Tribal Tours

Everest Base Camp Trek 63 Orissa-Barista Tribal Tour 87

Jomsum Muktinath Trek 64 Nagaland Tribal Tour 88

Mt Kailash & Mansarovar Trek 65 Gujarat Tribal Tour 89

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Overland Safaris – Jammu & Kashmir 67 Special Interest Tours

Drive Past Blue Lakes 68 Sailing Down the Ganges 90

The Last Shangrila 69 Romance of Steam Loco 91

Trans himalayan Safari 70 Skiing in Gulmarg 92

71 Ganges-White Water Rafting 93

Overalnd Safaris – Himachal 72 Char Dham 94

Trans Himalayan Safari 73 Sikh Shrines 95

Kunzum Overland Experience 74 Mystique Adventure 96

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Overland Safaris- Arunchal & Assam

Mountaneering

Arunchal Pradesh-Buddhist Route 76 Introduction 97

Arunchal Pradesh-Land of Animists 77 Peak Booking Fee Detail 98

Popular peaks in Indian HImalayas 99

Overland Safaris-Darjeeling & Sikkim Terms & Conditions 100

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About us

The Key to Unlimited Adventure lies with us!!

Our Strength and Experience

Started as a small company in 1979 by seasoned mountaineer Capt. Swadesh Kumar, Shikhar has

grown steadily over the years to one of the largest adventure tour operator of India. Today Shikhar

Travel has become a brand name in itself among travelers from all over world looking for

adventure in Indian subcontinent. With efforts from its young, dedicated and enthusiastic team,

Shikhar explored unknown and undiscovered areas, opened new vistas and experimented with

variations to specialize in vast range of adventure activities covering almost all aspects of

adventure tours. As India’s leading specialist in the field, we now offer the most diverse range of

trips to cover almost all adventure sports.

Our strength lies in providing comfortable journey in the most difficult terrain while adhering to all

safety and environment friendly norms. To ensure that travellers enjoy thrill of adventure, we

provide hygienically cooked food and international standard camping equipment like Sleeping

tents, mattresses, dining tent toilets etc. We do recommend that the clients should bring their own

sleeping bags along with their other personal clothing.

Our valued customers

It’s matter of pride for Shikhar Travels that some of the world renowned explorers like Sir Edmund

Hillary, Mr. Rhenold Messner, Ms Junko Tabei, Capt. M. S. Kohli, Mr. Y Shirakawa have put their trust

in our expertise whenever they had chance to visit India. The list of the famous explorers is

unending. Apart from handling treks and expeditions for TV Channel's like Discovery and Sony, we

have handled expeditions, treks and safari on behalf of clubs and association around the world.

Who goes with you

All our tours are led by higly experienced Trip Managers from Shikhar Travels and we have

uncompromisingly high expectations from them. Our dedicated team of Mountain Guides are

well educated and fully trained in their respective areas of work. They have undergone extensive

training in mountaineering, first-aid, rescue and scaled peaks in Himalayas. With their wealth of

first-hand experience and knowledge, they strive to make your each journey a memorable

experience. Not only showing monuments and places to take photos, they take care of you in

every step and assist you in interacting with the local inhabitants of the area you visit. They are

well trained to handle the contingencies (if any) due to unforeseen circumstances.

Food & Kitchen crew

Our forte is the food we provide to our clients during camping. We feel very proud that all our

clients, irrespective of their nationality and religion, have thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated

the hygienic and delicious food provided by our cooks. Traveling with tourists from various

countries, our kitchen staff have developed expertise in preparing all kind of food, be it ethnic

Indian food, Chinese or continental. We ensure that our valued customers get freshly prepared

hot meals during treks and safari. Our cooks are fully trained and very well experienced.

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Trekking

We have offered a number of trekking programs in our brochure in the various parts of Indian

Himalayas, from Ladakh to Arunachal and Nagaland We have tried our best to see that all

important trekking routes are covered in these programs. Every year we keep adding new

destinations, new concepts and new combination to make the product more and more

interesting.

Safaris and other programs

Apart from overland Jeep Safaris in different part of the Himalayas and desert region, you also

have an opportunity to do sailing, bicycling, wildlife and many other adventure tours.

Cultural Experience

We make all efforts to see that you have an opportunity to interact with the local people, visit their

houses and to experience their culture and traditions in their homeland. Whenever possible we

organize cultural programs in the evening where you will have an opportunity to enjoy and

participate in folk dance and music. You can also teach the local people one of your own

regional games and share your experiences.

Branch offices

We have our branch office in Uttarkashi which is the main center for expeditions in Garhwal

Himalayas. Also we have our associate offices throughout India.

Insurance

For your protection from uncertainty, we highly recommend that traveler should cover themselves

for trip cancellation insurance. Insurance can provide extra protection if you have unexpected

expenses through accident, illness, loss of luggage, cancelled or interrupted flight due to

unavoidable reason. We also recommend the insurance to be taken from your country of resident

since it is not possible to cover you under insurance in India as per the insurance rules.

Value for Money

In association with our branch & associate offices throughout the area of operation, we are

constantly looking for the best facilities, hotel prices that can consolidate into competitive holiday

value. Your holiday means a great deal to you, and it means a lot to us to give you a good deal.

Please let us give you a quote without obligation.

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Fixed Departure Climbing Expedition - 2022

Sr. No Expedition Name Dates (from - To) Duration Price Per Person

Challenging Expeditions

01 Mt. Nanda Devi East Expedition (7434 M) 11 Sep – 18 Oct 37 Days USD 5400

02 Mt. Satopanth Expedition (7075 M)

08 May – 02 June

29 May – 23 June

20 Sep – 15 Oct

10 Oct - 03 Nov

26 Days

USD 4050

03 Mt. Nun Expedition (7135 M)

03 July - 26 July

15 July – 07 Aug

25 July – 17 Aug

04 Aug - 27 Aug

15 Aug – 07 Sep

24 Days

USD 3700

04 Mt. Kun Expedition (7077 M

15 July – 07 Aug

25 July - 17 Aug

04 Aug - 27 Aug

15 Aug - 07 Sep

26 Aug – 08 Sep

24 Days

USD 3850

05 Mt. Kang Yatse II & Nun Expedition (6240 M

& 7135 M)

11 July - 07 Aug

21 July - 17 Aug

11 Aug - 07 Sep

28 Days

USD 5100

06 Mt. Kang Yatse II & Kun Expedition (6240 M

& 7077 M)

21 July - 17 Aug

31 July - 27 Aug 28 Days USD 5250

07 Mt. Shivling Expedition (6543 M) 08 May - 31 May

11 Sep – 07 Oct 24 Days USD 3950

Moderate Expeditions

08 Mt. Kedar dome Expedition (6831 M) 24 Apr – 17 May

11 Sep – 04 Oct 24 Days USD 3650

09 Mt. Menthosa Expedition (6740 M) 18 Sep - 11 Oct 24 Days USD 3700

10 Mt. Dharmsura Expedition (6420 M) 29 May - 24 June 27 Days USD 3600

11 Mt. Bhagirathi – II Expedition (6512 M) 15 May – 07 June 24 Days USD 3450

12 Mt. Bandarpunch Expedition (6316 M) 04 Sep – 25 Oct 22 Days USD 3250

13 Mt. Gangotri – II Expedition (6590 M) 31 July – 23 Aug 24 Days USD 3450

14 Mt. CB-13 Expedition (6264, M) 12 Jun – 01 July

28 Jun - 17 July 20 Days USD 3150

15 Mt. Frey Expedition (5859 M) 10 Oct – 29 Oct 20 Days USD 3450

Trekking Expeditions

16 Mt. Mentok Kangri II Expedition (6250 M) 17 Jul – 30 Jul

14 Aug – 27 Aug 14 Days USD 1900

17 Mt. Kang Yatse II Expedition (6240 M)

19 June – 02 July

30 June – 13 July

11 July – 24 July

21 July - 03 Aug

14 Days USD 1950

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Mt. Friendship Expedition (5289 M)

17 Apr – 27 Apr

24 Apr - 04 May

01 May - 11 May

01 Oct - 11 Oct

08 Oct - 18 Oct

11 Days USD 1400

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 6240 Mts.

One of the highest trekking peak

The trek passes through Markha valley and various monasteries.

Mt. Kang Yatse II Expedition 6240 M (Ladakh)

Mt. Kang Yatse II - is one of the highest trekking peaks in

Ladakh region as well as in Indian Himalayas, although you

don’t require special mountaineering skills, but you need to

be an avid trekker and must be fully acclimatized for such

climbs. These peaks give you a real opportunity to climb an

above 6100m mountain in less than 2 weeks, which is not

possible in any other part of the world.

Grade Easy Best Time: June - September Duration: 14 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi. Overnight stay in hotel in Delhi Day 2: Delhi - Leh By morning Flight. Day for acclimatization and rest.

Day 3: Leh Visit Shankar Gompa, Shanti Stupa and Leh Palace

Day 4: Leh – Chilling – Skiu (3400 M) Drive to Chilling and start trek to Skiu.

Day 5: Skiu – Markha (3700 M) Trek to Markha. Overnight in Markha village.

Day 6: Markha – Thachungtse (4010 M) Trek to Thachungtse from Markha. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 7: Thachungtse – Nimaling (4900 M) Trek to Nimaling. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 8: Nimaling – Base Camp (5100 M) Trek to Base camp. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 9: Base Camp – Summit Kang Yetse II (6240 m) - Base Camp Proceed to summit Mt Kang Yestse (6240

M). Back to base camp for overnight stay.

Day 10: Reserve Day For Summit Reserve day for summit in case of bad weather. Overnight stay in base

camp.

Day 11: Base Camp – Chuskirmo Trek back to Kangmaru La (5260m) via Nimaling. Overnight stay in

Chuskirmo.

Day 12: Chuskirmo - Chakdo – Leh Trek to Chakdo and drive back to Leh. Overnight stay in Leh.

Day 13: Leh - Delhi Transfer to Leh airport and flight to Delhi

Day 14: Delhi Departure Take a flight to back home.

Mt. Nun Expedition 7135 M (Ladakh) Mt. Nun is also the highest peak in the Zanskar range and is part

of the Nun-Kun, a twin-summit mountain massif separated from

each other by a high snowy plateau of four kilometers. The

Mount Nun-Kun massif is the most stunning peaks of the famous

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 7135 Mts.

Highest peak of Suru valley Ladakh

Visit various monasteries Hemis, Shey & Thikshey

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography in Suru Valley

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 7077 Mts.

2nd Highest peak of Suru valley Ladakh

Visit various monasteries Hemis, Shey & Thikshey

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography in Suru Valley

Suru Valley that is adorned with a number of spectacular

peaks.

Grade Challenging Best Time: July - September Duration: 24 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi. Overnight stay in hotel in Delhi

Day 2 : Delhi Visit IMF overnight in hotel in Delhi

Day 3: Delhi - Leh By morning Flight. Day for acclimatization and rest.

Day 4: Leh (3500 M) Visit Hemis, Shey & Thikshey monasteries

Day 5: Leh – Kargil (2676 M) Drive to Kargil 230 Kms. Overnight stay in hotel at Kargil.

Day 6: Kargil – Tangol Village (3700 M) Drive to Tangol. Overnight in Tangol village.

Day 7: Tangol– Base Camp (4600 M) Trek to base camp of Mt. Nun. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 8-20: Base Camp – Summit Mt. Nun (7135 m) - Base Camp Next 12-13 day to establish C1,

C2, Summit Camp and summit Mt Nun (7135 M).

Day 21: Base Camp – Tangol - Kargil Trek back to Tangol villgae and drive to Kargil. Overnight

stay in hotel.

Day 22: Kargil – Leh Drive back to Leh. Overnight stay in Leh.

Day 23: Leh - Delhi Transfer to Leh airport and flight to onwards destination.

Day 24: Delhi Departure Take a flight to back home.

Mt. Kun Expedition 7077 M (Ladakh)

The second highest peak in the Suru Valley, Mount Kun is

part of the twin-summit mountain massif Nun-Kun. And

before you embark on the expedition, Shikhar Travels takes

you on a trail tracking centuries old monasteries of Hemis,

Thiksey and Shey and the experience of exploring the last

Shangri La, Ladakh.

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 6240 Mts. & 7135 Mts.

One of the highest trekking peak

Highest peak of Suru valley Ladakh

The trek passes through Markha valley and various monasteries.

Visit various monasteries Hemis, Shey & Thikshey

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography in Suru Valley

Grade Challenging Best Time: July - September Duration: 24 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi. Overnight stay in hotel in Delhi

Day 2: Delhi Visit IMF overnight in hotel in Delhi

Day 3: Delhi - Leh By morning Flight. Day for acclimatization and rest.

Day 4: Leh (3500 M) Visit Hemis, Shey & Thikshey monasteries

Day 5: Leh – Kargil (2676 M) Drive to Kargil 230 Kms. Overnight stay in hotel at Kargil.

Day 6: Kargil – Shafat Nala (3780 M) Drive to Shafat nala via Parkachik. Overnight in Shafat Nala.

Day 7: Shafat Nala– Base Camp (4440 M) Trek to base camp of Mt. Kun. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 8-10: Base Camp – Summit Mt. Kun (7077 m) - Base Camp Next 12-13 day to establish C1,

C2, Summit Camp and summit Mt Kun (7077 M).

Day 21: Base Camp – Shafat Nala - Kargil Trek back to Shafat Nala and drive to Kargil. Overnight

stay in hotel.

Day 22: Kargil – Leh Drive back to Leh. Overnight stay in Leh.

Day 23: Leh - Delhi Transfer to Leh airport and flight to onwards destination.

Day 24: Delhi Departure Take a flight to back home.

Mt. Kang Yatse II & Nun Expedition (6240 M & 7135 M) (Ladakh)

Ladakh is a mountaineer’s true delight being surrounded

by the mighty Himalayas in the South and the Karakoram

in the North. Soaring peaks all over provide innumerous

options to climb in Ladakh. Stok Kangri & Kang Yatse being

one of the most popular amongst these peaks. Although

you don’t require special mountaineering skills, but you

need to be an avid trekker and must be fully acclimatized

for such climbs. These peaks give you a real opportunity to

climb an above 6000m mountain in less than 2 weeks time

which is not possible in any other part of the world.

Grade Challenging Best Time: July - September Duration: 28 Days

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 6240 Mts. & 7135 Mts.

One of the highest trekking peak

Highest peak of Suru valley Ladakh

The trek passes through Markha valley and various monasteries.

Visit various monasteries Hemis, Shey & Thikshey

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography in Suru Valley

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi. Overnight stay in hotel in Delhi

Day 2 : Delhi Visit IMF overnight in hotel in Delhi

Day 3: Delhi - Leh By morning Flight. Day for acclimatization and rest.

Day 4: Leh Visit Shankar Gompa, Shanti Stupa and Leh Palace

Day 5: Leh – Chilling – Skiu (3400 M) Drive to Chilling and start trek to Skiu.

Day 6: Skiu – Markha (3700 M) Trek to Markha. Overnight in Markha village.

Day 7: Markha – Thachungtse (4010 M) Trek to Thachungtse from Markha. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 8: Thachungtse – Base Camp (5100 M) Trek to Base camp. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 9: Base Camp – Summit Kang Yetse II (6250 m) - Base Camp Proceed to summit Mt Kang Yestse (6240

M). Back to base camp for overnight stay.

Day 10: Reserve Day For Summit Reserve day for summit in case of bad weather. Overnight stay in base

camp.

Day 11: Base Camp - Chakdo – Leh Trek to Chakdo and drive back to Leh. Overnight stay in Leh.

Day 12: Leh – Kargil (2676 M) Drive to Kargil 230 Kms. Overnight stay in hotel at Kargil.

Day 13: Kargil – Tangol Village (3700 M) Drive to Tangol. Overnight in Tangol village.

Day 14: Tangol– Base Camp (4600 M) Trek to base camp of Mt. Nun. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 15-24: Base Camp – Summit Mt. Nun (7135 m) - Base Camp Next 12 days to establish C1,

C2, Summit Camp and summit Mt Nun (7135 M).

Day 25: Base Camp – Tangol - Kargil Trek back to Tangol villgae and drive to Kargil. Overnight

stay in hotel.

Day 26: Kargil – Leh Drive back to Leh. Overnight stay in Leh.

Day 27: Leh - Delhi Transfer to Leh airport and flight to Delhi.

Day 28: Delhi Departure Take a flight to back home.

Mt. Kang Yatse II & Kun Expedition (6240 M & 7077 M)

(Ladakh)

The second highest peak in the Suru Valley, Mount Kun is

part of the twin-summit mountain massif Nun-Kun. And

before you embark on the expedition, Shikhar Travels takes

you on a trail tracking centuries old monasteries of Hemis,

Thiksey and Shey and the experience of exploring the last

Shangri La, Ladakh.

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Grade Challenging Best Time: July - September Duration: 28 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi. Overnight stay in hotel in Delhi

Day 2: Delhi Visit IMF overnight in hotel in Delhi

Day 3: Delhi - Leh By morning Flight. Day for acclimatization and rest.

Day 4: Leh Visit Shankar Gompa, Shanti Stupa and Leh Palace

Day 5: Leh – Chilling – Skiu (3400 M) Drive to Chilling and start trek to Skiu.

Day 6: Skiu – Markha (3700 M) Trek to Markha. Overnight in Markha village.

Day 7: Markha – Thachungtse (4010 M) Trek to Thachungtse from Markha. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 8: Thachungtse – Base Camp (5100 M) Trek to Base camp. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 9: Base Camp – Summit Kang Yetse II (6250 m) - Base Camp Proceed to summit Mt Kang Yestse (6240

M). Back to base camp for overnight stay.

Day 10: Reserve Day For Summit Reserve day for summit in case of bad weather. Overnight stay in base

camp.

Day 11: Base Camp - Chakdo – Leh Trek to Chakdo and drive back to Leh. Overnight stay in Leh.

Day 12: Leh – Kargil (2676 M) Drive to Kargil 230 Kms. Overnight stay in hotel at Kargil.

Day 13: Kargil – Shafat Nala (3780 M) Drive to Shafat nala via Parkachik. Overnight in Shafat

Nala.

Day 14: Shafat Nala – Base Camp (4440 M) Trek to base camp of Mt. Kun. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 15-24 Base Camp – Summit Mt. Kun (7077 m) - Base Camp Next 12-13 day to establish C1,

C2, Summit Camp and summit Mt Kun (7077 M).

Day 25: Base Camp – Shafat Nala - Kargil Trek back to Shafat Nala and drive to Kargil. Overnight

stay in hotel.

Day 26: Kargil – Leh Drive back to Leh. Overnight stay in Leh.

Day 27: Leh - Delhi Transfer to Leh airport and flight to Delhi.

Day 28: Delhi Departure Take a flight to back home.

Mt. Mentok Kangri II Expedition 6250 M (Ladakh)

Mentok Kangri II is one of the highest trekking peak in

India with the altitude of of 6,250 M. It is in Rupsu Valley of

Ladakh which is also very near to a famous lake called

Tso-moriri lake.

It involves mixed climbing of ice and snow. You can view

Mt. Chamsher Kangri and & Lungser Kangri from the

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 6250 Mts.

One of the highest trekking peak

Visit Tasamoriri Lake and Karzok village.

summit of Mentok Kangri II.

Grade Easy Best Time: June - September Duration: 14 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Leh By morning Flight. Day for acclimatization and rest.

Day 3: Leh Visit Shankar Gompa, Shanti Stupa and Leh Palace

Day 4: Leh – Karzok Village (4100 M) Drive to Karzok village and overnight stay in hotel.

Day 5: Karzok Rest day in Karzok

Day 6: Karzok – Karzok Phu (4500 M) Trek to Karzok Phu. Overnight in tents.

Day 7: Karzok Phu – Base Camp (5100 M) Trek to Base camp. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 8: Base Camp Acclimatization day

Day 9: Base Camp – Summit Mentok Kangri II (6250 m) - Base Camp Proceed to summit Mt Mentok Kangri

II (6250 M). Back to base camp for overnight stay.

Day 10: Reserve Day For Summit Reserve day for summit in case of bad weather. Overnight stay in base

camp.

Day 11: Base Camp – Karzok Trek back to Karzok Village. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 12: Karzok – Leh Drive back to Leh. Overnight stay in Leh.

Day 13: Leh - Delhi Transfer to Leh airport and flight to Delhi.

Day 14: Delhi Departure Take a flight to back home.

Mt. Z-I Expedition 6155 M (Ladakh)

Mount Z1, Z2, Z3, and few other peaks are the series of

peaks in Zanskar area of Ladakh Union territory of

Indian Himalaya. Zanskar valley is a neighboring

region of Ladakh which also separates Zanskar from

Ladakh. There are many peaks in Zanskar valley which

is still unnamed and unclimbed and open for climbing.

Z-1 peak is a famous peak in Zanskar valley and many

tourists and mountain lovers go in this valley for

trekking and expedition. Shikhar Travels is originating a

fixed departure expedition to Z-1 6155 meters and

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 61555 Mts.

Visit various monasteries Hemis, Shey & Thikshey

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography in Suru Valley

giving all mountaineers and mountain lovers an opportunity

to climb this beautiful peak.

Grade Moderate Best Time: July - September Duration: 22 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi Visit IMF for Expedition briefing

Day 3: Delhi - Leh By morning Flight. Day for acclimatization and rest.

Day 4: Leh (3500 M) Visit Hemis, Shey & Thikshey monasteries

Day 5: Leh – Kargil (2676 M) Drive to Kargil 230 Kms. Overnight stay in hotel at Kargil.

Day 6: Kargil – Ringdum Village (3600 M) Drive to Ringdum. Overnight stay in tent

Day 7: Ringdum – Base Camp (4600 M) Trek to base camp of Mt. Z-I. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 8-17: Base Camp – Summit Mt. Nun (6155 m) - Base Camp Next 10 days to establish higer

Camps and summit Mt Z-I (6155 M).

Day 18: Base Camp – Ringdum Trek back to Ringdum village. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 19: Ringdum - Kargil Drive back to Kargil. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 20: Kargil – Leh Drive back to Leh. Overnight stay in Leh.

Day 21: Leh - Delhi Transfer to Leh airport and flight to Delhi. Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 22: Delhi Departure Take a flight to back home.

Mt. CB -13 & 14 Expedition (Himachal Pradesh)

Mt. Chandra Bhaga 13 (CB13) is Located centrally in the

Lahaul Massif the peak offers a magnificent view of Kunzum

Range, Chandrataal Lake, and the Dhaka Glacier. The CB

13 is one of the most attractive peaks Himalayas great

climbing peak. With an prior experience of a nontechnical

peak climbing and sound knowledge of mountaineering,

one can prepare himself to climb the twin summit. The

terrain is rouged, a couple of technical boulders on your

and the steep summit makes CB 13 and CB 14 a bit on the

difficult side.

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Chandar tal Lake - Rohtang pass (3987 mt), Passes

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 6264 Mts.

Climbing, Camping and Trekking

Atal Tunnel Visit -

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 6443 Mts.

Grade Moderate Best Time: June - September Duration: 20 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Manali Visit IMF for Expedition Briefing. Later Drive to Manali.

Day 3: Mandi: Day for acclimatization

Day 4: Mandi - Batal: Drive (120 km) to Batal (3900 mt) Overnight stay in tent.

Day 5: Acclimatization Day Or A Visit Chandrataal: Acclimatization day

Day 6: Batal – Base Camp (4400 M): Trek to base camp of Mt. CB-13 and 14.

Day 7-16: Base Camp – Summit - Base Camp: Next 10 days for climbing, establish higher camps i.e. C1, C2

and attempt Mt. CB -13.

Day 17: Base Camp – Batal: Trek back to Batal. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 18: Batal - Manali Drive to reach Manali in 5-6 hours crossing over Rohtang pass (3987 mt).

Day 19: Manali - Delhi Depart from Manali to Delhi. Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 20: Delhi Departure Fly to onwards destination.

Mt. Menthosa Expedition (Himachal Pradesh)

Mount Menthosa (6440 Meters) is the 2nd highest

peak in the Lahaul-Spiti province of the state

Himachal Pradesh in Northern India. The summit was

first achieved in 1970 by a British Service Team led by

Capt S. Bembrose. R.E.M.E Capt. R. Cape and Royal

Marine Lt. S. Rae were the only two members of the

team to reach the summit.

Grade Moderate Best Time: May - September Duration: 22 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Manali Visit IMF for Expedition Briefing. Later Drive to Manali.

Day 3: Mandi: Day for acclimatization

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Kasol, Manikaran Visit -

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 6443 Mts.

Day 4: Manali – Udaipur (2650 M): Drive to Udaipur via Atal Tanal (3900 mt) Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 5: Udaipur - Tingrit - Urgos (3250 M)drive to Urgos and overnight stay in tents.

Day 6: Urgos – Base Camp (4200 M): Trek to base camp of Mt. Menthosa.

Day 7-18: Base Camp – Summit - Base Camp: Next 12 days for climbing, establish higher camps i.e. C1, C2

and attempt Mt. Menthosa.

Day 19: Base Camp – Urgos - Udaipur: Trek back to Urgos and drive back to Udaipur. Overnight stay in

hotel.

Day 20: Udaipur - Manali: Drive to reach back to Manali Overnight stay in hotel at Manali.

Day 21: Manali - Delhi: Depart from Manali

Day 22: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

Mt. Dharamsura Expedition (Himachal Pradesh)

Mt. Dharamsura or White Sail is a summit in the western

Himalayas in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It is

the sister peak of Mt Papsura (6451 Mtrs.) and

considered as the “Peak of good”. The Dharamsura is

located on the border of the districts Lahaul and Spiti

and Kullu. It is located in the Himalayan main chain

near the branch of the Pir Panjal range. The glaciers on

the east flank of the Dharamsura open into the Bara

Shigri Glacier. The twin summits Dharamsura and

Papsura are known in Lahaul as "the peaks of good and

evil".

Grade Moderate Best Time: May - September Duration: 22 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Manali Visit IMF for Expedition Briefing. Later Drive to Manali.

Day 3: Mandi: Day for acclimatization

Day 4: Manali – Tosh (2450 M): Drive to Tosh via Kasol Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 5: Tosh - Kuta thach (2850 M) trek to Kuta Thach and overnight stay in tent.

Day 6: Kuta thach - Saran Thach (3450 M) trek to Saran Thach and overnight stay in tent.

Day 7: Saran Thach - Samsi Thach (3760 M) trek to Samsi Thach and overnight stay in tent.

Day 8: Samsi Thach – Base Camp (4230 M): Trek to base camp of Mt. Dharamsura.

Day 9-18: Base Camp – Summit - Base Camp: Next 9-10 days for climbing, establish higher camps i.e. C1,

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Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 6001 Mts.

C2 and attempt Mt. Menthosa.

Day 19: Base Camp – Tosh: Trek back to tosh. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 20: Tosh - Manali Drive to reach back to Manali Overnight stay in hotel at Manali.

Day 21: Manali - Delhi: Depart from Manali

Day 22: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

Mt. Deo Tibba Expedition (Himachal Pradesh)

Mt. Dharamsura or White Sail is a summit in the

western Himalayas in the Indian state of Himachal

Pradesh. It is the sister peak of Mt Papsura (6451

Mtrs.) and considered as the “Peak of good”. The

Dharamsura is located on the border of the districts

Lahaul and Spiti and Kullu. It is located in the

Himalayan main chain near the branch of the Pir

Panjal range. The glaciers on the east flank of the

Dharamsura open into the Bara Shigri Glacier. The

twin summits Dharamsura and Papsura are known

in Lahaul as "the peaks of good and evil".

Grade Moderate Best Time: May - September Duration: 15 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Manali Visit IMF for Expedition Briefing. Later Drive to Manali.

Day 3: Mandi: Day for acclimatization

Day 3: Manali – Chhika (3200 M): Drive to Duhangan and trek to Chhika . Overnight stay in tent.

Day 4: Chhika - Seri (3600 M) trek to Seri and overnight stay in tent.

Day 5: Seri– Base Camp (4200 M): Trek to base camp Chotta Chandertal of Mt. Deo Tobba.

Day 6-13: Base Camp – Summit - Base Camp: Next 9 days for climbing, establish higher camps i. attempt

Mt. Deo Tibba.

Day 14: Base Camp - Manali trek back to road head and drive to reach back to Manali Overnight stay in

hotel at Manali.

Day 15: Manali - Delhi: Depart from Manali

Day 16: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

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Baralacha La Pass -

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 6111 Mts.

Mt. Yunam Expedition (Himachal Pradesh)

Mount Yunam with the altitude of 6111 Meter is a

trekking peak in Lahaul area of Himachal Pradesh.

This peak is very near to a famous Pass named

Baralacha La. It is one of the highest trekking peak

in Himachal. From the summit of Mt. Yunam one

can have a stunning views of the Chandar Bhaga

range and the Mulkilla Range of Himachal. every

year from May to September is best time to climb

this mountain. Many Indian climber climb this

famous peak every year.

Grade Easy Best Time: May - September Duration: 11 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Manali Drive to Manali. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 3: Mandi: Day for acclimatization

Day 4: Manali – Jaspa (3100 M): Drive to Jaspa via Atal tunnel. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 5: Jaspa – Bharatpur (4400 M) Drive to Bharatpur and overnight stay in tent.

Day 6: Bharatpur – Base Camp (5150 M): Trek to base camp of Mt. Yunam

Day 7-8: Base Camp – Summit - Base Camp: Next 3 days for Acclimatization, Training and climbing, and .

attempt Mt. Yunam.

Day 9: Base Camp - Manali trek back to road head and drive to reach back to Manali Overnight stay in

hotel at Manali.

Day 10: Manali - Delhi: Depart from Manali to Delhi. Overnight stay.

Day 11: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

Mt. Hanuman Tibba Expedition (Himachal Pradesh)

Mount Hanuman Tibba is 5982 Meter high peak in Kullu

District of Himachal Pradesh Which lies in the Pir Panjal

Range of the Himalayas near Manali town. Bakar Thach is

Base camp for this peak. and trek start from Solang Nala

Via Rohtang Tunnel . This is around 2 weeks expedition

which start and ends in Manali. The best time to do this

expedition is between May and October. From the

summit of Mt. Hanuman Tibba You can seePir Panjal

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Range and Chandar Bhaga range of Himachal

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 5982 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

Grade Easy Best Time: May - September Duration: 16 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Manali Drive to Manali. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 3: Mandi: Day for acclimatization

Day 4: Manali – Dhundhi - Bakarthach BC(3300 M): Drive to Dhundhi and trek to Bakarthach. Overnight

stay in tent

Day 5-13: Base Camp – Summit - Base Camp: Next 9 days for Acclimatization, Establish High camps,

climbing and attempt Mt. Hanuman Tibba.

Day 14: Base Camp - Manali trek back to road head and drive to reach back to Manali Overnight stay in

hotel at Manali.

Day 15: Manali - Delhi: Depart from Manali to Delhi. Overnight stay.

Day 16: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

Mt. Friendship Expedition (Himachal Pradesh)

Mount Friendship (5,289 m) Expedition is an easy high

altitude mt.peak trek in the Pir Panjal range in the Kulu

district of the Himalayan state of Himachal Pradesh.

The peak offers a breathtaking view of three

incredible ranges that include the Great Himalayan

Ranges, Pir Panjal Ranges and the Dhauladhar

Ranges. The trek traverses through different terrain,

from rocky mountains to snow clad peaks, and also

including the holy Beas Kund, named after sage Beas,

stunning meadows and views of some breathtaking

landscapes.

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 5289 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

Grade Easy Best Time: March - Nov Duration: 12 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Manali Drive to Manali. Overnight stay in hotel.

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Day 3: Mandi: Day for acclimatization

Day 4: Manali – Dhundhi - Bakarthach BC(3300 M): Drive to Dhundhi and trek to Bakarthach.

Overnight stay in tent

Day 5: Base Camp Training Day around base camp

Day 6: Establish ABC Establish base camp. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 7: Load Ferry to ABC Load Ferry to ABC. Overnight stay in Tent.

Day 8: Summit day Summit day in Mt. Friendship.

Day 9: Reserve day Day reserve for Summit

Day 10: Base Camp - Manali trek back to road head and drive to reach back to Manali

Overnight stay in hotel at Manali.

Day 11: Manali - Delhi: Depart from Manali to Delhi. Overnight stay.

Day 12: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

Mt. Ladakhi Expedition (Himachal Pradesh)

Mt. Ladakhi is situated in the Beas Kund region of

Manali region, facing several other peaks like

Hanuman Tibba, Shiti Dhar, and Seven Sisters. The

amalgam of Great Himalayan Ranges, Pir Panjal

Ranges, and Dhauladhar Ranges at this one

point creates a sensation in the mind of every

true mountaineer as this is a rare and unusual

experience.

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 5577 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

Grade Easy Best Time: March - Nov Duration: 12 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Manali Drive to Manali. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 3: Mandi: Day for acclimatization

Day 4: Manali – Dhundhi - Bakarthach BC(3300 M): Drive to Dhundhi and trek to Bakarthach.

Overnight stay in tent

Day 5: Base Camp Training Day around base camp

Day 6: Establish ABC Establish base camp. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 7: Load Ferry to ABC Load Ferry to ABC. Overnight stay in Tent.

Day 8: Summit day Summit day in Mt. Ladakhi.

Day 9: Reserve day Day reserve for Summit

Day 10: Base Camp - Manali trek back to road head and drive to reach back to Manali

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Overnight stay in hotel at Manali.

Day 11: Manali - Delhi: Depart from Manali to Delhi. Overnight stay.

Day 12: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

Mt. Manali Expedition (Himachal Pradesh)

Mt. Manali is situated in the Beas Kund region of

Manali region, facing several other peaks like

Hanuman Tibba, Shiti Dhar, and Seven Sisters. The

amalgam of Great Himalayan Ranges, Pir Panjal

Ranges, and Dhauladhar Ranges at this one point

creates a sensation in the mind of every true

mountaineer as this is a rare and unusual

experience.

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 5669 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

Grade Easy Best Time: March - Nov Duration: 12 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Manali Drive to Manali. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 3: Mandi: Day for acclimatization

Day 4: Manali – Dhundhi - Bakarthach BC(3300 M): Drive to Dhundhi and trek to Bakarthach.

Overnight stay in tent

Day 5: Base Camp Training Day around base camp

Day 6: Establish ABC Establish base camp. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 7: Load Ferry to ABC Load Ferry to ABC. Overnight stay in Tent.

Day 8: Summit day Summit day in Mt. Manali.

Day 9: Reserve day Day reserve for Summit

Day 10: Base Camp - Manali trek back to road head and drive to reach back to Manali

Overnight stay in hotel at Manali.

Day 11: Manali - Delhi: Depart from Manali to Delhi. Overnight stay.

Day 12: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

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Mt. Frey Expedition (Sikkim)

Frey Peak 5889 is one of the famous climbing

expedition in Sikkim of East Indian Himalaya. This

peak is named after famous mountaineer George

Frey who in an attempt to climb this peak with

Tenzing Norgey. the route is mixed with rock, snow

and ice. This peak is considered best to climb

between March- May and October - November.

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 5859 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

Grade Modrate Best Time: Mar - Oct Duration: 20 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Gangtok Arrive Gangtok. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 3: Gangtok - Yuksum: Drive to Yuksum Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 4: Yuksum - Bakhim: Trek to Bakhim. overnight in tent.

Day 5: Bakhim - Tsoka – Dzongri Trek to Dzongri via Tsoka. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 6: Dzongri Day for acclamtisation in Dzongri. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 7: Dzongri - Base Camp Trek to base camp of Mt. Frey. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 8-16: Base Camp - Summit - Base Camp Next 9 days for Acclimatization, Establish higher

camp and summit Mt. Frey (5889 M).

Day 17: Base Camp - Tsoka Trek back to Bhojbasa. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 18: Tsoka - Yuksum trek back to road head (Yuksum) Overnight stay in hotel in Yuksum.

Day 19: Yuksum - Bagdogra - Delhi Depart from Yuksum to Bagdogra and fly to Delhi.

Day 20: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

Mt. Bhagirathi II Expedition (Uttarakhand)

Bhagirathi II, III, and I (left to right, 6512m, 6454m, and

6856m), from the West. The highest peak of the

Bhagirathi Group forms a complex and

topographically complicated massif. Bhagirathi Parbat

has three major peaks. It stands at and dominates the

end of the valley leading up to Gaumukh which is the

end of the Gangotri Glacier and the source of the river

Ganga. The upper part of the river Ganga is also

called Bhagirathi, and both the mountain and the river

are named after King Bhagirath.

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 6512 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

Grade Moderate Best Time: Apr - Oct Duration: 24 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Rishikesh: Breifing in IMF. Later drive to Rishikesh. Overnight stay.

Day 3: Rishikesh - Uttarkashi Drive from Risikesh to Uttarkashi overnight stay in hotel.

Day 4: Uttarkashi - Gangotri: Drive to Gangotri. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 5: Gangotri - Bhojbasa: Trek to Bhojbasa. overnight in tent.

Day 6: Bhojbasa - Gaumukh - Nandanban (Base Camp) Trek to Base camp via Gaumukh.

Overnight stay in tent.

Day 7-18: Base Camp - Summit - Base Camp Next 12 days for Acclimatization, Establish higher

camps and summit Mt. Bhagirathi II (6512 M).

Day 19: Base Camp - Bhojbasa Trek back to Bhojbasa. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 20: Bhojbasa - Gangotri - Uttarkashi trek back to road head (Gangotri) and drive to reach

back to Uttarkashi Overnight stay in hotel at Uttarkashi.

Day 21: Uttarkashi - Risikesh Depart from Uttarkashi to Rishikesh. Overnight stay in Rishikesh.

Day 22: Rieshiesh - Delhi: Drive to Delhi and visit IMF. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 23: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

Mt. Bandarpunch Expedition (Uttarakhand)

Mount Bandarpunch is a moderate climbing peak in

Uttrakhand with an altitude of 6312 Meters. It has got the

name Bandarpunch because of its look like a a tailof

Monkey Bandar means Monkey and Punch means Tail.

Local people also worship this mountain in form of God

Hanumana (Monkey God).This massif has two summit that

is Mount Bandarpunch I (6312 M) and Mount

Bandarpunch II (6102 M). The route for Bandarpunch start

from Sukhi which is on the way to Gangotri and followed

by 2 days trek to Base camp . This is an idea mountain to

summit a mountain before any 7000 Meter peak.

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 6316 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

Grade Moderate Best Time: Apr - Oct Duration: 22 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

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Day 2: Delhi - Rishikesh: Briefing in IMF. Later drive to Rishikesh. Overnight stay.

Day 3: Rishikesh - Uttarkashi Drive from Risikesh to Uttarkashi overnight stay in hotel.

Day 4: Uttarkashi – Sukhi - Forest Camp: Drive to Sukhi and trek to Forest camp. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 5: Forest Camp - Base camp: Trek to Base camp. Overnight in tent.

Day 6-17: Base Camp - Summit - Base Camp Next 12 days for Acclimatization, Establish higher

camps and summit Mt. Bandarpunch (6316 M).

Day 18: Base Camp - Forest Camp Trek back to Forest Cmp. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 19: Forest Camp - Sukhi - Uttarkashi trek back to road head (Sukhi) and drive to reach

back to Uttarkashi Overnight stay in hotel at Uttarkashi.

Day 20: Uttarkashi - Risikesh Depart from Uttarkashi to Rishikesh. Overnight stay in Rishikesh.

Day 21: Rieshiesh - Delhi: Drive to Delhi and visit IMF. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 22: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

Mt. Gangotri II Expedition (Uttarakhand)

Mount Gangotri II with the altitude of 6590 Meter is one

among the group of three Gangotri peaks namely

Gangotri I (6672M), Gangotri II (6590M), and Gangotri III

(6577M).

This Gangotri Group of mountains is a subdivision of the

Garhwal Himalaya in the state of Uttarakhand. This

group is flanked by Mt Rudugaira to its right and

Auden's Col pass to the left. The route for Mout

Gangotri start from Gangotri which is on the way to

Gangotri and followed by 2 days trek to Base camp .

This is an idea mountain to summit a mountain before

any 7000 Meter peak.

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 6590 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

Grade Moderate Best Time: Apr - Oct Duration: 23 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Rishikesh: Briefing in IMF. Later drive to Rishikesh. Overnight stay.

Day 3: Rishikesh - Uttarkashi Drive from Risikesh to Uttarkashi overnight stay in hotel.

Day 4: Uttarkashi – Gangotri: Drive to Gangotri and Overnight stay in hotel in Gangotri.

Day 5: Gangotri - Nala Camp: Trek to Nala camp. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 6: Nala Camp - Base camp: Trek to Base camp. Overnight in tent.

Day 7-19: Base Camp - Summit - Base Camp Next 13 days for Acclimatization, Establish higher

camps and summit Mt. Gangotri II (6316 M).

Day 20: Base Camp - Gangotri - Uttarkashi trek back to road head (Gangotri) and drive to

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reach back to Uttarkashi Overnight stay in hotel at Uttarkashi.

Day 21: Uttarkashi - Risikesh Depart from Uttarkashi to Rishikesh. Overnight stay in Rishikesh.

Day 22: Rieshiesh - Delhi: Drive to Delhi and visit IMF. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 23: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

Mt. Black Peak Expedition (Uttarakhand)

Mount Black peak 6387 Meters (Kala Nag peak) is

situated in Ruinsara valley of Uttrakshi District of

Uttrakhand state. It is also highest peak of highest

peak of the Bandarpunch Mountain range.

this mountaion got the name Kala Nag (hindi

translation of Black Cobra) because of it look

resembles Black Cobra.The expedition starts from

base camp Sankri. Ruinsara Tal and kyarkoti is the

base camp of this trek.

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 6387 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

Grade Moderate Best Time: Apr - Oct Duration: 20 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Dehradun: Briefing in IMF. Later drive to Dehradun. Overnight stay.

Day 3: Dehradun - Sankri Arrive Sankri. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 4: Sankri – Taluka – Seema: Drive to Taluka and trek to Seema. Overnight stay in tent in Seema.

Day 5: Seema - Ruinsara Tal: Trek to Ruinsara Tal. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 6: Ruinsara Tal - Base camp: Trek to Base camp at Kyarkoti. Overnight in tent.

Day 7-15: Base Camp - Summit - Base Camp Next 9 days for Acclimatization, Establish higher

camps and summit Mt. Black Peak (6387 M).

Day 16: Base camp - Seema Trek back to Seema. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 17: Seema - Taluka - Sankrii trek back to road head (Taluka) and drive to reach back to

Sankri Overnight stay in hotel at Uttarkashi.

Day 18: Sankrii - Dehradun Depart from Sankri to Dehradun. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 19: Dehraduh - Delhi: Drive to Delhi and visit IMF. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 20: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

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Mt. Kedar Dome Expedition (Uttarakhand)

Mt. Kedar Dome peak is a dome shaped mountain in

Garhwal range of Himalayas in Uttarakhand India. The

peak is 6831 meters above sea level and serves as a ski

down peak if the weather is favorable. Kedar dome is

relatively easy peak to climb, but would require past

climbing experience and ability to survive in high

altitude Himalayan weather. It is a magnificent marvel of

nature and holds sentimental values to Hindus - as the

peaks name itself is that of Lord Shiva.

Kedar Dome has the gentle North West flank that

provides perhaps the easiest and most frequent climb in

the Gangotri area.

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 6543 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

Grade Modrate Best Time: May - Oct Duration: 24 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Rishikesh: Briefing in IMF. Later drive to Rishikesh. Overnight stay.

Day 3: Rishikesh - Uttarkashi Drive from Risikesh to Uttarkashi overnight stay in hotel.

Day 4: Uttarkashi - Gangotri: Drive to Gangotri. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 5: Gangotri - Bhojbasa: Trek to Bhojbasa. overnight in tent.

Day 6: Bhojbasa - Gaumukh - Tapovan Trek to Tapovan via Gaumukh. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 7: Tapovan - Base Camp Trek to Kirti Bamak base camp of Mt. Kedar Dome. Overnight

stay in tent.

Day 8-19: Base Camp - Summit - Base Camp Next 12 days for Acclimatization, Establish higher

camps and summit Mt. Kedar Dome (6831 M).

Day 20: Base Camp - Bhojbasa Trek back to Bhojbasa. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 21: Bhojbasa - Gangotri - Uttarkashi trek back to road head (Gangotri) and drive to reach

back to Uttarkashi Overnight stay in hotel at Uttarkashi.

Day 22: Uttarkashi - Risikesh Depart from Uttarkashi to Rishikesh. Overnight stay in Rishikesh.

Day 23: Rieshiesh - Delhi: Drive to Delhi and visit IMF. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 24: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

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Mt. Shivling Expedition (Uttarakhand)

Mt Shivling Peak. It is one of the most beautiful and

worshipped peaks of India with an elevation of 6543

m. This huge snow-capped mountain is located in

Gaumukh Tapovan region which is very famous for

the origin of River Bhagirathi.

As Mount Shivling trek starts from Gangotri so, one has

to drive via Rishikesh, Uttarkashi & reaching Gangotri.

After completing the legal formalities with local

administration like undertakings and permits we’ll start

walking towards Bhojbasa our first camping sight at

an elevation of 3729 m. It will have majestic view of

snow-clad peaks of Bhagirathi sisters. After an

overnight stay, the next day trek should cover the

distance till Tapovan, base camp for Mt Shivling

Expedition (4328 m).

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 6543 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

Grade Challanging Best Time: May - Oct Duration: 26 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Rishikesh: Briefing in IMF. Later drive to Rishikesh. Overnight stay.

Day 3: Rishikesh - Uttarkashi Drive from Risikesh to Uttarkashi overnight stay in hotel.

Day 4: Uttarkashi - Gangotri: Drive to Gangotri. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 5: Gangotri - Bhojbasa: Trek to Bhojbasa. overnight in tent.

Day 6: Bhojbasa - Gaumukh - Tapovan (Base Camp) Trek to Base camp via Gaumukh.

Overnight stay in tent.

Day 7-21: Base Camp - Summit - Base Camp Next 15 days for Acclimatization, Establish higher

camps and summit Mt. Shivling (6543 M).

Day 22: Base Camp - Bhojbasa Trek back to Bhojbasa. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 23: Bhojbasa - Gangotri - Uttarkashi trek back to road head (Gangotri) and drive to reach

back to Uttarkashi Overnight stay in hotel at Uttarkashi.

Day 24: Uttarkashi - Risikesh Depart from Uttarkashi to Rishikesh. Overnight stay in Rishikesh.

Day 25: Rieshiesh - Delhi: Drive to Delhi and visit IMF. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 26: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

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Mt. Satopanth Expedition (Uttarakhand)

Mt. Satopanth, the second highest summit in the

Gangotri Group, is located in the remote India Garhwal

Himalaya Range in a disjoined side-group separating

the Gangotri and Chaturangi Glaciers. This is an

incredibly beautiful and remote area with unlimited and

untapped mountaineering and big wall potential. Views

of Thalay Sagar, Shivling and the terrifying granite pillars

of Bhagirathi III, described as "El Cap with a Droites North

Face on top at 6000M", are enough to humble even the

most seasoned climber.

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 7075 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

Grade Challanging Best Time: May - Oct Duration: 26 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Rishikesh: Briefing in IMF. Later drive to Rishikesh. Overnight stay.

Day 3: Rishikesh - Uttarkashi Drive from Risikesh to Uttarkashi overnight stay in hotel.

Day 4: Uttarkashi - Gangotri: Drive to Gangotri. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 5: Gangotri - Bhojbasa: Trek to Bhojbasa. overnight in tent.

Day 6: Bhojbasa - Gaumukh - Nandanban (Base Camp) Trek to Base camp via Gaumukh.

Overnight stay in tent.

Day 7-21: Base Camp - Summit - Base Camp Next 14 days for Acclimatization, Establish higher

camps and summit Mt. Shivling (6543 M).

Day 22: Base Camp - Bhojbasa Trek back to Bhojbasa. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 23: Bhojbasa - Gangotri - Uttarkashi trek back to road head (Gangotri) and drive to reach

back to Uttarkashi Overnight stay in hotel at Uttarkashi.

Day 24: Uttarkashi - Risikesh Depart from Uttarkashi to Rishikesh. Overnight stay in Rishikesh.

Day 25: Rieshiesh - Delhi: Drive to Delhi and visit IMF. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 26: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

Mt. Trishul I Expedition (Uttarakhand)

Trishul is the gathering of three impressive pinnacles of

western Kumaon close to the Bageshwar Uttarakhand. The

fundamental pinnacle, Trishul I, is eminent for being the

principal top more than 7,122 meters to have ever been

climbed path back in 1907. Trishul II and Trishul III were first

move in 1960 by a Yugoslav group from the Bidalgwar

Glacier, scaling the preeminent statures of Trishul II from the

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southern edge and Trishul III from the northern edge.

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 7120 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

Grade Challanging Best Time: May - Oct Duration: 26 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Rishikesh: Briefing in IMF. Later drive to Rishikesh. Overnight stay.

Day 3: Rishikesh - Karanparyag - Ghat: Drive to Ghat via Karanparyag. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 4: Ghat - Sitel – Sutol Drive to Sitel and trek to Sutol. Overnight in tent.

Day 5: Sutol - Latakhopri Trek to Latakhopri. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 6: Latakhopri - Homekund (Base Camp) Trek to Base camp (Homekund). Overnight stay in

tent.

Day 7-21: Base Camp - Summit - Base Camp Next 15 days for Acclimatization, Establish higher

camps and summit Mt. Trishul I (7120 M).

Day 22: Base Camp - Sutol Trek back to Sutol. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 23: Sutol - Sitel - Ghat trek back to road head (Sitel) and drive to reach back to Ghat

Overnight stay in hotel at Ghat.

Day 24: Ghat - Karanparyag - Rishikesh Drive to reach back to Rishikesh Overnight stay in

hotel.

Day 25: Rieshiesh - Delhi: Drive to Delhi and visit IMF. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 26: Delhi Departure: Fly to onwards destination.

Mt. Nanda Devi East Expedition (Uttarakhand)

Mount Nanda devi is the second highest peak in India

which lies in Nanda devi national park of Chamoli

District of Uttarakhand state. This peak have two

summits respectively Nanda Devi main 7816 M and

Nanda Devi east 7434 M. In the year 1983 climbing on

Mount Nanda Devi main has been closed by Govt of

India in respect of religious significance and for the

protection of its fragile ecosystem which is still

applicable. However, mount Nanda Devi east can be

climb with special permission from authorized

government bodies which will take around 3 - 4

months. This peak lies in a very famous park named Nanda

Devi national park.

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 7434 Mts.

Camping, Trekking, Climbing & Photography

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 4800 Mts.

Passes - Stok la (4700 mts).

The trek passes through Indus valley and various monasteries.

Grade Challanging Best Time: May - Oct Duration: 38 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi and Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi - Kathgodam: Briefing in IMF. Later take a train to Kathgodam.

Day 3: Kathgodam - Munsyari Arrive Munsyari overnight stay in hotel.

Day 4: Munsyari - Lilam: Trek to Lilam. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 5: Lilam - Bugdiar Trek to Bugdiar. Overnight in tent.

Day 6: Bugdiar - Martoli Trek to Martoli. Overnight in tent.

Day 7: Martoli - Milam Trek to Milam. Overnight in tent.

Day 8: Milam - Lwani Trek to Lwani Overnight stay in tent.

Day 9: Lwani - Base Camp Trek to Base camp. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 10-32: Base Camp - Summit - Base Camp Next 23 days for Acclimatization, Establish higher

camps and summit Mt. Nanda Devi East (7434 M).

Day 33: Base Camp - Milam Trek back to Milaml. Overnight stay in tent.

Day 34: Milam - Bugdiar trek back to Bugdiar. Overnight saty in tent

Day 35: Bugdiar - Munsyari Trek back to Munsyari. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 36: Munsyari - Kathgodam Drive back to Kathgodam.

Day 37: Kathgodam - Delhi Train to Delhi. Overnight in hotel.

Day 38: Depart Delhi IMF De-Briefing and fly back to home.

Stok Trek (Hi-landers of Stok)

(Ladakh)

Trek around Mt Stok Kangri (6120 mt). The short trek offers

panoramic views of Ladakh Himalayas from Stok La (4700 mt).

Trek through scenic valleys and beautiful Ladakhi villages,

passing monasteries and Mane walls. Visit Stok Palace, which

explains the rich heritage of Royal Ladakh.

Grade Easy Best Time: June - September Duration: 10 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi Arrive Delhi, Overnight stay in hotel Day 2: Delhi – Leh By morning Flight. Visit Shankar Gompa, Shanti Stupa.

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The trek passes through Indus valley, Markha valley and many beautiful monastries (Gompas).

- Kangmaru-La (5100 Mt), Ganda-la (4900 Mt). Stok-la (4700 m) Passes

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 5100 mts

Day 3: Leh Visit the most famous Monasteries (Shey Palace, Thiksay & Hemis Monastery)

Day 4: Leh – Yangthang Drive to Likir and start trek to Yanthang.

Day 5: Yangthang – Ang Trek to Ang village via Shemchan La, Hemis-Shukpachan (the Cedar

village)

Day 6: Ang - Tingmosgang – Khaltse Trek through the Appricot rich villages of Ang, Tingmosgang

& Tia. Crossing over Bongbong La pass (3400 mt) to arrive at Khaltse.

Day 7: Khaltse - Alchi – Leh Drive Enroute visit Alchi Choskor and Monastery Basgo.

Day 8: Leh Leisure for independent activities.

Day 9: Leh – Delhi Flight back to Delhi . Overnight in Hotel

Day 10: Depart Delhi for your onward destination.

Markha Valley Trek (Ladakh)

It is one of the most frequented and popular trek in Ladakh

passing over 3 high passes and many villages. The trek offers

enchanting views of Ladakh Himalayas. High altitude pastures

of Nimaling in the fore ground of Mt. Kang Yatse are a

camper’s delight. Activities: A moderately strenuous and

exiting trek for the adventurous soul which offers everything in

a single trek. On a clear day, you can see Nanga Parvat from

Ganda La (4900 mt).

Grade Moderate Best Time: June - September Duration: 15 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi - Leh By morning Flight. Visit Shankar Gompa, Shanti Stupa.

Day 3: Leh Visit the most famous Monasteries (Shey Palace, Thiksay & Hemis Monastery).

Day 4: Leh - Martselang - Chogdo: Drive to the road head Martselang. Start trek to Chogdo

(3956 m).

Day 5: Chogdo - Kangmarula Base: Trek (14kms) to base of Kangmaru-La (5100 Mt).

Day 6: Kangmarula Base - Nimaling: Trek (14 kms) to Nimaling (4268 m). Nimaling is the most

beautiful high altitude pasture land of this valley.

Day 7: Nimaling - Hankar - Markha: Trek to Markha (3650 m) via Hankar (3985 m).

Day 8: Markha - Chalok - Skiu: Trek (18 kms) to Skiu via Chalok (3567 m).

Day 9: Skiu - Shingo: Trek to Shingo (3450 m).

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Highlights: Maximum Altitude - 3400 Mts. Passes - Bongbong La pass (3400 mt). The trek passes through Indus valley, Apricot valley and many beautiful Monastries (Gompas).

Day 10: Shingo - Ganda La - Rumbak: Trek to Ganda-la (4900 Mt). Descend on the other side

and trek to Rumbak village.

Day 11: Rumbak - Stok La - Mankarmo: Trek to Mankarmo via Stok-la (4700 m).

Day 12: Mankarmo - Stok - Leh: Trek to Stok, Visit Stok Palace and museum and drive to Leh.

Day 13: Leh Day at leisure for independent activities.

Day 14: Leh – Delhi Flight.

Day 15: Depart Delhi for your onward destination.

Sham Trek - The Apricot Valley

(Ladakh)

Trek through the famous Apricot Valley of Ladakh. Exotic Buddhist

Monasteries reflect one of the pure surviving Tibetan Buddhism. See

the 1000 year old magnificent murals & wall paintings of Alchi

Monastery. Explore Leh – once the center of Silk Route Trade. This is

an easy trek for any one interested in exploring interiors of Ladakh

without taking too much pain.

Grade Easy Best Time: June - October Duration: 10 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Leh By morning Flight. Visit Shankar Gompa, Shanti Stupa.

Day 3: Leh Visit the most famous Monasteries (Shey Palace, Thiksay & Hemis Monastery)

Day 4: Leh – Yangthang Drive to Likir and start trek to Yanthang.

Day 5: Yangthang – Ang Trek to Ang village via Shemchan La, Hemis-Shukpachan (the Cedar

village)

Day 6: Ang - Tingmosgang – Khaltse Trek through the Appricot rich villages of Ang, Tingmosgang

& Tia. Crossing over Bongbong La pass (3400 mt) to arrive at Khaltse.

Day 7: Khaltse - Alchi – Leh Drive Enroute visit Alchi Choskor and Monastery Basgo.

Day 8: Leh Leisure for independent activities.

Day 9: Leh – Delhi Flight.

Day 10: Depart Delhi for your onward destination.

Chadar Trek, Ladakh (Ladakh)

This trek is well known as Chaddar Trek among the trekkers

which follow the Frozen Trail of Zanskar River. In the

month of January, February & March Zanskar River

get freezed. Ever fancied walking over the frozen

river with ice cold water running below your feet.

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Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 3850 mts

The trek passes through Indus valley and Zanskar valley. Trek over frozen Zanskar river

Grade Strenuous Best Time: January - March Duration: 16 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive - Delhi: Meet on arrival at Delhi International airport. Transfer to hotel for o/n stay.

Day 2: Delhi - Leh: Early morning transfer to domestic airport to board flight to Leh (2400 mt).

Day 3: Leh: Spend the day in Leh exploring town.

Day 4: Leh - Chilling - Tilad Do Camp: After early breakfast drive to Nimu village near confluence

of Indus and Zanskar River. From Nimu village, drive further to Chilling – the road-head for starting

journey of life time. After light lunch at Chilling, start trek following the river till Tilad Do Camp (3100

mt). Set-up the camp beside the river for overnight stay.

Day 5: Tilad Do Camp - Gyalpo Camp: After b/fast start trek following the river. Finish the trek in

the afternoon at Gyalpo Camp (3175 mt) and set-up camp for overnight stay. Sometime during

the trek, we spend time in caves along the river.

Day 6: Gyalpo Camp - Dib Cave: After b/fast we start another day on Zanskar river. After 3-4 hours

of walking in amazing gorges you pass by some remarkable hot water springs with green algae.

Soon after you pass a large frozen waterfall coming down from Nierag village on the mountains

on your left. Stop for lunch somewhere nearby.

Day 7: Dib Cave - Nieraq Camp: Early morning after b/fast start ice trek (30-35 kms) in the most

spectacular region of Zanskar gorge. Here the valley gorge opens up, and we see small huts that

mark summer grazing of the Nieraq villagers (3400mts). Camp for o/n stay.

Day 8: Nieraq Camp - Lingshed: After b/fast follow the river. At many places the gorge is very

narrow and rises steeply right from river bank. After walking for 1 hr, leave the main river and start

trekking. The climb to Lingshed (3875 mt) is little steep. On arrival set-up camp for overnight stay.

Day 9: Ligshed: After b/fast, walk for about 30-45 min (steep uphill walk) till Lingshed Monastery

(4000 mt). After spending some time at Monastery, return back to camp for rest. Day 10: Ligshed - Nieraq: Today we will walk down from Lingshed Village to Lingshed

Day 11: Nieraq - Tip Yokma: Walk for 5/6 hrs on Chadar in between we will see Frozen Waterfalls.

Camp overnight at Tip Yokma.

Day 12: Tip Yokma - Darbau: Walk for 5/6 hrs on frozen Chadar and arrive at Darbau for overnight

stay.

Day 13: Darbau - Chiling - Leh: Retrace your route back to Chilling. On arrival at Chilling drive back

to Leh and check-in at hotel for overnight stay. Day 14: Leh: Day at leisure. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 15: Leh - Delhi: After early b/fast transfer to airport to board flight to Delhi. On arrival, transfer

to hotel. Afternoon proceed for sightseeing tour of Old Delhi. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 16: Depart Delhi: Optional sightseeing of Delhi. Transfer to international airport in time to board

flight to onward destination.

Darcha - Padum Trek (Zanskar Valley)

(Ladakh)

A trek starting from green valley of Himalayas in

Himachal Pradesh to barren and rugged landscape of

Zanskar. Change of Himalayan topography and profile

is most evident and interesting. This is a very popular trek

for years and still a must on trekkers’ wish list. The trek

terminates at Padum – the capital of Zanskar and a

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passes through Zanskar Valley, Suru Valley, Indus valley and many beautiful Monastries

(Gompas).

- Rothang Pass (3950), Singo La (5100 Mts), Fotula, Namkeela. The

trek

Passes

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - Singo la (5100Mts.)

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - Singo la (3048 Mts.)

Passes - Khardungla Pass (Highest Motorable Pass in the World)

major center of Buddhism.

Grade Strenuous Best Time: July - September Duration: 20 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Chandigarh by train – Manali drive (310 km)

Day 3: Manali Visit Hidimba Temple, Hot water springs at Vashisth Kund

Day 4: Manali – Darcha drive (3360 M) via Rothang Pass(3980 mts)

Day 5: Darcha – Palamu Trekking 12 kms in 3-4 hrs

Day 6: Palamu - Zanskar Sumdo trek 14 kms 4-5 hrs,cross the river

Day 7: Zanskar Sumdo - Chumi Napko Trek a steep climb (14 kms 4-5 hrs)

Day 8: Chumi Napko - Lakham; Trek(16 kms 6-7 hrs), by crossing Shingo La (5100 M)

Day 9: Lakham – Kurgiak; Trek (14 kms; 4-5 hrs), Find the difference in the features of the of the

mountains in Zanskar

Day 10: Kurgiak – Bepul; Trek(14 kms; 4-5 hrs)

Day 11: Bepul – Purne Trek(14 kms, 4-5 hrs)

Day 12: Purne - Phuktal Gompa – Prune Trek (Visit to Impressive Phugtal Gompa)

Day 13: Prune – Mune (Trek 12 Kms Approx 3-4 hrs)

Day 14: Mune – Padum (Trek 12 kms approx 3-4 hrs)

Day 15: Padum Visit Karsha Gompa,Stagrimo Monasty, Kalachakra Lakhang Etc.

Day 16: Padum – Kargil A long drive(250 kms) via Rangdum Gompa

Day 17: Kargil – Leh Drive(220 kms),

Day 18: Leh Visit Manastries as Shey, Thiksay & Hemis

Day 19: Leh – Delhi By flight

Day 20: Depart Delhi for your onward destination.

Nubra Valley, Ladakh (Ladakh)

Nubra Valley trek begins from Indus valley at Ney village

through beautiful villages, famous Monasteries, pastureland

and interesting passes including Lasermola ( 5150mt.) one of the

famous pass of the Himalayan range, from there an

extraordinary panoramic view of full Himalayan range K2 and

Zanskar range. The trek ends in Nubra velley “the ancient silk

route” The uniqueness of this trek is the area is famous for high

altitude medicinal plants including wild animals like Tibetan Ibex

and mountain coke besides these yaks, Bactrian camels

(shaggy double hump camel).

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Lion Pass (5230 M), Boumitse Pass (4200 M), Franji La (3410 M), Prinkita La (3725 M)

The trek passes through Indus valley, Suru valley and many beautiful Monastries (Gompas).

- Namkila, Fotula, Purfi la(3900 mts), Hanuma La Pass (4700 M), Singi La or Passes

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 5230 Mts.

Grade Moderate Best Time: July - September Duration: 10 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 01: Delhi Arrive Welcome to Delhi - a city where hospitality is a way of life; to a culture

steeped in tradition, a land where history lives in music and dance. You will be received at the

airport in a traditional manner with garlands and proceed to your hotel for overnight stay.

Day 02: Delhi - Leh Morning after an early breakfast transfer to domestic airport to board one

of the most spectacular Trans- Himalayan flight to Leh. Welcome on arrival at Leh Airport (3500

mt) and transfer to hotel. Rest of the day free for high altitude acclimatization. In the afternoon

proceed to visit Sankar Gompa, Shanti Stupa and later drop at the main Bazaar and walk down

to the hotel.

Day 03: Leh Morning after breakfast proceeds for sightseeing tour of Hemis, Shey and Thiksey

monasteries.

Day 04: Leh - Sabu Village After breakfast check out from the hotel and drive to Sabu village,

Overnight stay at Camp in Sabu village.

Day 05: Sabu Village - Digar Village Today morning after an early breakfast trek to cross Digar

La (6000 mts). Then descend down to Digar Village. Overnight stay at Camp at village

Day 06: Digar Village - Agyam Village Today morning after breakfast start trek to Agyam. The

treks go through along the river Shyok. On arrival set out camp. Dinner and overnight stay in

camp in Agyam village.

Day 07: Agyam Village - Khalsar Village – Diskit Morning post breakfast we will trek up to Khalsar

village. Later from Khalsar drive to Nubra Valley visit Samtanling Monastery after visit drive to

Deskit overnight in Campsite.

Day 08: Diskit - Leh Morning after breakfast check out from campsite and drive to Leh. Upon

arrive in Leh and check in to hotel for overnight stay.

Day 09: Leh – Delhi Morning after an early breakfast, we will transfer you to the airport to board

flight to Delhi. Arrival at Delhi and transfer to hotel for overnight stay

Day 10: Delhi Departure Morning after breakfast check out from hotel and transfer to airport

and board flight for onward destination.

Padum - Lamayuru Trek (Zanskar Valley) (Ladakh)

Starting from Padum, the trek along the Zanskar River is more

exating than Darcha – Padum as far as height is concerned. The

trek passes over many high passes offering panoramic view of

Zanskar Himalayas. Touch the sky at Singi La (5230 mt) the highest

pass of the trek. Visit the Zanskar Monasteries of Karsha and

Thongde. Explore the 1000 yr old murals of Alchi Choskor. Camp

at the dramatic rugged locations on the meadows and along

the rivers.

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Yar La (4970 Mt.), Konka Wangpo pass (5090 mt), Kongmaru La (5100 mt). The trek passes

through many beautiful Monastries (Gompas).

- Rothang Pass (3987mts); Baralacha La (4950 Mts); Morang La (3900 Mts.), Passes

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - Kongmaru La (5100 mt).

Grade Easy Best Time: July - September Duration: 18 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Leh By morning Flight. Visit Shankar Gompa, Shanti Stupa.

Day 3: Leh - Kargil: Drive 220 kms.

Day 4: Kargil - Padum: Drive 250 kms. via Rangdum through Suru Valley.

Day 5: Padum: Day at leisure. Visit Karsha, Saagrimo Monasty.

Day 6: Padum - Pishu: Drive 30 kms to reach Pishu (3610 M) by crossing the Zanskar river.

Day 7: Pishu - Hanumil: Trek (14 kms 5-6hrs) to reach Hanumali (3690 M).

Day 8: Hanumil - Purfi La - Snertse: Trek (15 kms 5-6hrs) to reach Snertse (3745 M through Purfi La

(3900 M) with a steep and difficult climb. From here a steep decent to Oma chu river.

Day 9: Snertse - Lingshed : Trek(14 kms 5-6 hrs) to reach Lingshet (3800 M) crossing over Hanuma

La Pass (4700 M).

Day 10: Lingshed - Singi La - Marling : Trek(16 kms 6-7 hrs) to reach Marling (3825 M) by crossing

over Singi La or Lion Pass (5230 M) which is the highest pass of this trek.

Day 11: Marling - Photoksar : Trek(14 kms 5-6 hrs) to reach Photoksar(3750 M) by Boumitse Pass

(4200 M) is easy and descent to Photoksar.

Day 12: Photoksar - Hanupatta: Trek (12 kms 3-4 hrs) to reach Hanupata (3770 M).

Day 13: Hanupatta - Wanla: Trek (11 kms 4-5 hrs) to reach Wanla (3070 M) Franji La (3410 M).

Day 14: Wanla - Lamayuru: Trek (11 kms 304 hrs) to reach Lamayuru (3510 M) through Prinkita La

(3725 M).

Day 15: Lamayuru - Leh: Visit Lamayuru Gompa than drive to leh (120 kms).

Day 16: Leh day at leisure for independent activities.

Day 17: Leh – Delhi Flight.

Day 18: Depart Delhi for your onward destination.

Brandy Nala Trek (Rupsu Trek) (Ladakh & Himachal Pradesh)

A wonderful trek route which is not frequented by many trekkers.

Very different and exciting lunar landscapes. Starting at Rupsu

plain, the trek traverses the barren high plateau, high passes. The

trek offers exciting landscape, wild animals like marmots, thar

and many varieties of birds. This region is also popular with

Gaddis (shepherds). It’s a high altitude trek requiring good

fitness.

Grade Strenous Best Time: July - September Duration: 20 Days

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5100mts) The trek passes through Indus valley and many beautiful Monastries (Gompas).

- Rothang Pass (3950Mts), Shinku Pass, Tarasumla pass 5360, Singo la Passes

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 5100 Mts.

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Chandigarh by train – Manali drive (310 km)

Day 3: Manali Visit Hidimba Temple, Hot water springs at Vashisth Kund

Day 4: Manali – Keylong Drive to Keylong

Day 5: Keylong - Sarchu - Brandy Nala Drive to Sarchu (3600 mt) via Baralacha La (4950 mt). Trek

little ahead and camp at Brandy Nala.

Day 6: Brandy Nala – Jukta A short trek towards Ligit plain.

Day 7: Jukta - Morangla base Easy trek through the Bans river, Morang La (3900 mt.)

Day 8: Morang La base - Marang La – Lun The trek is steep climb till Marang La (5300 mt).

Day 9: Lun - Lungmo Che Trek to Lungmo Che (4000 Mt).En route cross a small village "Sangth".

Day 10: Lungmo Che - Yar-La – Dat Trek to cross Yar la pass (4970 Mts).

Day 11: Dat – Sorra Visit Gelukpa monastery at Dat village. Later start trek to Sorra (4950 Mts).

Day 12: Sorra - Zalung Karpo La - Mid Camp Trek.

Day 13: Mid Camp - Langtan Chu Trek to Langtang Chu - (7-8 Hrs). This day one has to cross many

small streams.

Day 14: Langtau Chu – Nimaling Trek to Nimaling - enroute cross two ridges (5000 mt & 5060 mt).

Later on cross Konka Wangpo pass (5090 mt).

Day 15: Nimaling Day at leisure or explore surrounding area.

Day 16: Nimaling - Kangmarula – Chogdo Trek Through Kongmaru La (5100 mt).

Day 17: Chogdo - Shang - Hemis – Leh Trek till Shang Sumdo (road head).

Day 18: Leh Sightseeing of Shey, Thiksey and Stok Palace.

Day 19: Leh - Delhi By flight

Day 20: Depart Delhi

Miyar Nala Trek (Ladakh and Himachal Pradesh)

The Miyar Valley, located in the Indian part of the Great

Himalaya Range, stretches for over 100km from Udaipur to

the Kang La pass. The locals - the Tharanga people – are

mainly shepherds and farmers much like the Gaddis but

follow a curious mix of Hindu/Buddhist religion. It is the

westernmost part of Lahul valley on the watershed between

the Lahul & Zanskar in Ladakh. Iit's known for its profusion of

wild flowers and medicinal herbs especially during July and

August and its breathtaking landscape of quaint villages and

rolling meadows which are replaced by glaciers and big

rock walls as you move deeper into the valley.

Grade Strenuous Best Time: July – September Duration: 26 Days

Suggested Itinerary

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Highlights: Maximum Altitude - 5320 Mts.

Passes - Parvati Pass (5320 mt).

The trek passes through Kullu, Sangla valley, and enroute visit many beautiful Monastries

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi Arrive Delhi Overnight in hotel.

Day 2: Delhi – Chandigarh by train – Manali Drive (310 km)

Day 3: Manali Visit Hidimba Temple, Hot water springs at Vashisth Kund

Day 4: Manali – Urgos Drive Darcha (145 kms) while crossing Rohtang Pass.

Day 5: Urgos – Khanjaar Trek to the village of Khanjar (3450m). Day 6: Khanjjar – Tarang Continue trek to Tarang(3450 mt)

Day 7: Tarang - Base Camp Trek to Base Camp (3900 mt). Blue Poppies famous from this region.

Day 8: Base Camp - Camp 1 Trek (4-5 hrs) to camp 01 ( 4300 mts)

Day 9: Camp 1 - Camp 2 Trek(7-8 kms) to camp 02 ( 4650 mts).

Day 10: Camp 2 - Camp 3 Trek to Camp 3

Day 11: Camp 3 - Zanskar Sumdo Trek(4-5 hrs)

Day 12: Zanskar Sumdo – Chuminakpo Trek ( 14 kms)

Day 13: Chuminakpo – Lakham Steep trek(6-7 hrs) to Shingo La(5100mts)

Day 14: Lakham – Kurgiak Trek (6-7 hrs) to reach Kurgiak(4060mts).

Day 15: Kurgyak – Purne Trek (4-5hrs).

Day 16: Purne - Phuktal – Purne Trek visit the famous Phuktal Gompa.

Day 17: Purne – Pipula Trek along with the Zanskar River.

Day 18: Pipula - Padum Trek Padum (3650 m). Visit Bardan Monastery en route. Day 19: Padum - Karcha – Padum Free day at Padum.

Day 20: Padum Free day at Padum.

Day 21: Padum – Rangdum Drive 130 kms.

Day 22: Rangdum - Kargil Drive 120 kms.

Day 23: Kargil – Alchi Day 24: Alchi – Leh Visit Alchi Monastery. Drive through Saspol village, Likir village, LIKIR GOMPA.

Day 25: Leh Visits to Hemis, Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery

Day 26: Leh - Delhi & Depart.

Traversing Into Pin Valley - Trek

(Himachal Pradesh)

With change in tropography from lush green belt to dry arid

landscape of Spiti. This trek is sure to charm many adventure

lovers as it is very challenging and equally rewarding

experience. This trek presents a mosaic of adventure,

religion and culture. Explore ‘Ajanta of Himalayas’ the

magnificent 1000 yr old Tabo Monastery. The amazing

Monasteries of Dhankar, Ki & Pin. Old Hindu Temples of

Bhimakali and Hadimba.

Grade Strenous Best Time: July - September Duration: 22 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

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The trek passes through Kullu. Lahul and Spiti valley and many beautiful Mountains.

- Hamta pass (4270 mts.), Rohtang Pass (3849 Mts.) Passes

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 4270 Mts.

Day 2: Delhi – Chandigarh by train – Manali Drive (310 km)

Day 3: Manali Day for leisure & sightseeing: Hidimba Temple & Hot water springs at Vashisth

Kund Day 4: Manali – Manikaran Drive to Manikaran (70 km) via Kullu.

Day 5: Manikaran – Pulga A short trek leads you to the village of Pulga (2200 mt).

Day 6: Pulga – Khirganga Trek (3-4hrs) through the forest to Khir Ganga (2850 mt.)

Day 7: Khirganga - Tunda Bhoj Trek to Tunda Bhoj (3200 mt). Day 8: Thunda Bhoj - Thakar Kuan Steep trek to Thakur Kuan (3400 Mts.).

Day 9: Thakar - Pandu Bridge - Mantalai Lake Trek through flower speckled meadows to

mysterious Mantalai Lake. Day 10: Mantalai Lake - Camp 1 Trek (3-4 hrs) to Camp 01, base of the Pin Parvati Pass.

Day 11: Camp 1 - Pass - Camp 2 Steep trek to the Pin Parvati Pass (5320 mt).

Day 12: Camp 2 - Chinpatta Maidan Trek to Chinpatta.

Day 13: Chinpatta – Mud Trek from Pin-Valley to Mud, the first village of Spiti.

Day 14: Mud - Kungri – Rangrik Drive to Rangrik, visit enroute Kungri, Ki and Kibber Monasteries.

Day 15: Rangrik - Kaza – Sichling Drive to Sichling below the Dhankar Monastery (3890 mt).

Day 16: Sichling-Tabo-Nako Drive takes us to Tabo, the 1000 years old monastery of Spiti valley.

After visiting Tabo monastery we proceed to Nako village.

Day 17: Nako - Kalpa: Drive to Kalpa visiting Puh and Nako Lake en route. Visit Old China town

and enjoy stunning views of Kinner - Kailsah massif Day 18: Kalpa – Sangla Drive to Sangla. Excursion to Chitkul - the last village in Sangla Valley.

Day 19: Sangla – Sarahan Drive to Sarahan

Day 20: Sarahan – Shimla Drive to Shimla via Rampur and Narkanda.

Day 21: Shimla - Kalka – Delhi Day free to explore Shimla town. Afternoon transfer to Kalka

railway station to board train to Delhi. Day 22 Depart Delhi to your onward destinations.

Hamta Pass Trek

(Himachal Pradesh)

One of most the fascinating and less frequented trek in

Lahaul valley which is drained by two mighty rivers -

Chandra and Bhaga, this trek explores the upper

Himalayas of Chandra valley. The trek involves crossing

high passes and many streams and rivers. During

monsoon, the meadows are full of wild Himalayan Flowers.

Grade Moderate Best Time: June – mid October Duration: 11 Days

Suggested Itienrary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Chandigarh by train – Manali drive (310 km)

Day 3: Manali leisure for preparation of trek and visit Hidimba Temple, Hot water springs at

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and many beautiful Monastries (Gompas). Snow Covered Peak, Passes, Trekking & Camping

- Indrahar pass(4300 Mts). The Trek passes through Kullu, Chamba Valley Passes

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 4300 Mts.

Vashisth Kund.

Day 4: Manali-Pirini-Chikka Drive to Pirini - the starting point of trek.

Steep Trek to Chikka (2745 mt).

Day 5: Chikka- Balu ka Gera Trek (6 hour) along the river valley with view of Jobri peaks.

Day 6: Balu Ka Gera – Hampta Pass – Siaguru Steep ascent (3-4 hrs) to the Hampta pass (4270

mts.), the pass offers beautiful views of Deo Tiba and Indrasan peaks. Trek (1hrs) To Siaguru.

Day 7: Siaguru- Chattru- Shishu Trek to Shishu.

Day 8: Shishu-Rohtang-Manali Drive over Rohtang Pass to enter into Kullu valley. The pass offers

beautiful views of the peaks of Lahul on one side and kullu valley on the other.

Day 9: Manali – Chandigarh Drive back to Chandigarh (310 km). Stay overnight at Chandigarh.

Day 10: Chandigarh – Delhi Drive (370 kms) to Delhi.

Day 11: Depart Delhi for onward destination

Dharamsala (Indrahar Pass) Trek

(Himachal Pradesh)

In 1960, when exiled from his home country, 14th Dalai Lama

HH Tenzin Gyatso came to Dharamasala and settled here at

the former British cantonment of McLeodgunj. Tibetan Govt.

in Exile is functioning from this place since 1960s. The trek in

Dhauladhar range, starts from this historic town and finished

at Manali, one of the famous hill station in Himachal Pradesh.

Grade Moderate Best Time: June - October Duration: 13 Days

Suggested Itienrary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi - Pathankot – Dharamsala Train to Chakki Bank and drive (11 hrs) to Dharamsala

(1250 mt).

Day 3: Dharamsala Independent activities.

Day 4: Dharamshala - Satobari-Kareri village Drive to Satobari (4kms) and start trek to Kareri

village (1900 mt).

Day 05: Kareri – Bahl Village Trek to Bhal village enroute visit Rawa village (2000 mt), situated on

the bank of Rawa river.

Day 06: Bahl-Triund Steep trek to Triund.

Day 07: Triund-Laka Got Trek to Laka Got near Laka glacier (3200 mt).

Day 08: Laka Got- Indrahar Pass - Chatta Parao Trek to Indrahar Pass (4300 mt). Again two/three

hours to descend down to camping place at Chatta Parao (3300mt).

Day 09: Chatta Parao- Kuarsi village Trek to Kuarsi village. Kuarsi is one of the most remote

villages of Chamba valley.

Day 10: Kuarsi- Lamu- Choli –Chamba Trek to Choli (3-4 hrs) Drive to Chamba (2hours drive).

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Day 11: Chamba - Pathankot – Delhi Drive to Pathankot passing through Khajiar and Dalhousie.

Overnight train to Delhi.

Day 12: Delh

Day13: Depart Delhi for the onwards destinations.

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Spiti & Lahaul valley and many beautiful Monastries (Gompas).

- Rohtang pass (3987 mt), Baralacha (4950 mt), The trek passes through Kullu, Passes

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 4950 Mts.

Chandertal Trek

(Himachal Pradesh)

A Chandratal, also known as ‘Moon Lake’ is one of the most

beautiful lakes in the region. Set on a large meadow between

lower ridge and main Kunzum range, it offers excellent view of

Mulkila mountain range and Samudra Tapu Glacier. The color

of water keeps changing throughout the day from reddish to

orange to blue to emerald green as day passes. The trek

follows Chandra River till it levels-up at Chandratal.

Grade Moderate Best Time: July - September Duration: 13 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi - Mandi: Drive (440 kms) to reach Mand

Day 3: Mandi - Manali: Drive (140 km) to Manali (1920 mt) visit to Hadimba temple and free time

at market.

Day 4: Manali - Keylong: Drive (130 kms) to Keylong a popular village for "green peas" crossing

over the Rohtang pass (3987 mt).

Day 5: Keylong - Baralacha-La: Drive (80 km) to Baralacha (4950 mt).

Day 6: Baralacha - Tokpo Gongma: Trek to Tokpo Gongma (4650 mt).

Day 7: Tokpo Gongma - Tokpo Yogma: Trek (3-4 hrs) to Tokpo Yogma (4350 mt).

Day 8: Tokpo Yogma - Chander Tal: Trek (4-5 hrs) to Chandertal (4250 mt).

Day 9: Chander Tal - Batal Trek to Batal

Day 10: Batal - Manali Drive to reach Manali in 5-6 hours crossing over Rohtang pass (3987 mt).

Day 11: Manali - Chandigarh: Drive (310 kms) to Chandigarh, the capital city of Pujab and

Haryana

Day 12: Chandigarh - Delhi Visit rock garden and lake club. Later drive back to Delhi (370 kms),

Day 13: Depart Delhi Leisure to explore Delhi on your own. Later transfer to airport for flight to

onward destination.

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springs Vashisth Kund, Solang Valley, Friends Peaks, Vashisth Kund, Camping. - Tenta Pass (4995 Mts.) The trek passes through Kullu, Solang Valley, Hot water Passes

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 4995 Mts.

Beas Kund Trek

(Himachal Pradesh)

This is one of the most popular short trek passes through

Solang Valley.The trek meanders through, beautiful

mountain scapes. Solang Valley is very popular ski resort in

winter and it’s on ‘must visit’ item of any visitor to Manali for

its lush green beauty full of alpine flowers during June to

August. The trekking trails runs along the Beas River which

originates from Beas Kund (Lake). Beas Kund is also base

for climbing peaks like Ladakhi and Friendship peak.

Grade Easy Best Time: June - October Duration: 10 Days

Suggested Itienrary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Chandigarh by train – Manali Drive (310 km)

Day 3: Manali Leisure for preparation of trek and visit Hidimba Temple, Hot water springs at

Vashisth Kund

Day 4: Manali - Solang Nullah (2840 Mts.) Drive/Trek (14 kms) Solang Nallah is the starting point

to many treks during summer, famous for the Paragliding and one of the best ski slopes in India.

Day 5: Solang Nallah - Dhundi: Trek (8 km, 2-3 hrs). The trek follows Beas River (Solan Nullah).

Day 6: Dhundi - Beas Kund: Steep Trek (6 km, 3-4 hrs) Beas Kund (3540 mt) is a small holy lake

with a small meadow beside it. Optional: Trek up to Tentu pass (4995 mt.)

Day 7: Beas Kund - Solan - Manali: Return trek (14 km, 4-5 hrs)

Day 8: Manali - Chandigarh: Return drive (310 km) to Chandigarh.

Day 9: Chandigarh - Delhi: Drive Delhi (240 km).

Day 10: Depart Delhi: Day at leisure to explore Delhi on your own. Later flight to onward

destination.

Kullu Shimla Trek

(Himachal Pradesh)

An easy and very interesting trek for enjoying the lush greenery,

beautiful mountains, temples and remote villages of Himachal

Pradesh. For large distances, the trek follows the ridge line

separating inner and outer Seraj. You can stay in forest guest

houses of which some are over 100 year and remind you of

British ear. The guest book at these guest houses still mention of

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 3250 Mts.

Passes - Jalori Pass

few royal visitors from past.

Grade Moderate Best Time: March - October Duration: 12 Days

Suggested Itienrary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi: Meet on arrival at Delhi international Airport and transfer to hotel for

overnight stay.

Day 2: Delhi - Chandigarh - Manali: Morning transfer to Railway station & depart by Shatabdi

express to Chandigarh. Arrive Chandigarh and drive (310 km) to manali (1920 mt). Overnight

stay in hotel/resort.

Day 3: Manali: Morning at leisure. Afternoon proceed for sightseeing tour of Manali. Visit

Hadimba Devi Temple and Vashist Hot water spring. Overnight stay in hotel / resort.

Day 4: Manali - Jibbi - Ghyagi: Drive to Ghyagi via Jibbi. The road runs parallel to hiking route

to Jalori pass. Overnight stay in tented camp.

Day 5: Ghyagi - Shoja: Morning trek to Shoja (2355 mt). The trek passes through forest of blue

pine and deodar. Shoja is a picturesque village. On arrival set-up camp for overnight stay.

Day 6: Shoja - Takrasi: Trek to Takrasi (3025 mt). An easy trek. In the evening visit Temples near

the village. Stay at forest guest house.

Day 7: Takrasi – Paneo: Morning trek to Paneo (4-5 Hrs). Overnight stay in tented camp.

Day 8: Paneo - Khanag: Trek (5-6 hrs) to Khanag after crossing Jalori Pass. (3250 mt). On arrival

set-up camp for overnight stay.

Day 9: Khanag - Margi: Trek to Margi (5-6 Hrs). The trek passes through dense forest following

the stream. Overnight stay in tented Camp.

Day 10: Margi - Shilla Nala - Shimla: Trek to Shilla nala (Trek end point) and drive to Shimla. On

arrival, check-into hotel for overnight stay.

Day 11: Shimla - Delhi: Day free to explore Shimla town. Afternoon transfer to Kalka railway

station and depart by Shatabdi express train to Delhi. Met on arrival at New Delhi railway

statuion and transfer to the Hotel for overnight stay.

Day 12: Depart Delhi: Day at leisure in Delhi. Optional sightseeing of Delhi. Later transfer to to

international airport in time to board flight to onward destination.

Bhaba Pass Trek

(Himachal Pradesh)

An interesting trek starting from Spiti region and finishing at

Kafnoo in Kinnaur after crossing Bhabha Pass (4890 mt).

The pass remains snow-bound round the year. The trek

starts from barren Spiti region with stark landscape and in

contrast Kinnaur is lush green. The trip also offers chance

to visit many Buddhist monasteries to see different culture

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The trek passes through Kullu, Lahaul & Spiti Valley and many beautiful Monastries (Gompas).

Scenic view of mountains, Trekking & Camping

- Rohtang pass (3849 Mts, Kunzum-la (4507), Bhaba Pass (4950 mt.). Passes

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 4890 Mts.

and tradition.

Grade Moderate Best Time: July - Septemberr Duration: 16 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Chandigarh by train – Manali Drive (310 km)

Day 3: Manali Leisure for preparation of trek and visit Hidimba Temple, Hot water springs at

Vashisth Kund.

Day 4: Manali - Rohtang - Chhota Dhara: Drive (115 km) to Chhota Dhara via Rohtang pass

(3849 mt.).

Day 5: Chhota Dhara - Kunzum La - Rangrik: Drive to Rangrik via Kunzum-la (4507 mt / 140 km

drive).

Day 6: Rangrik - Kaza - Sichling: Drive and visit Ki Monasty, Kibber Gompa (The highest village

in the valley)

Day 7: Sichling - Tabo - Sichling: Drive (32 km) to Tabo (3050 m) and visit Dhankar Monastery

(3890 mt). (17 km round trip).

Day 8: Sichling - Mikkim - Mud: Drive (32 km) to Mikkim (3087 mt.) via Gulling. Visit Kungri

monastery. Later on drive to Mud village (3900 mt).

Day 9: Mud - Pharka - Phaldar Camp - Bhaba Base: Trek (5-6 hours) by crossing the Pin River

footbridge, Shian village enroute.

Day 10: Bhaba Base - Bhaba pass - Fushtiaring: Steep Trek (6-7 hours) towards Bhaba Pass (4890

mt.).

Day 11: Fushtiaring - Mulling: Down trek (4-5 hours) to Mulling following the Wanger River on the

left bank.

Day 12: Mulling - Kafnu - Kalpa: Trek (3-4 hours) through the forest area following the Wanger

River on left bank. On arrival drive (4 hours) to Kalpa (2900 mt.).

Day 13: Kalpa - Sarahan: Drive (85 km) to Sarahan and visit the famous Hindu Temple of Godess

Kali - Bhimkali Temple and bird breeding centre in Sarahan. Day 14: Srahan - Shimla: Drive (185 km) to Shimla.

Day 15: Shimla - Kalka - Delhi: Morning free Afternoon proceed for Kalka (90 km / 3 hours drive)

railway station to board afternoon Shatabdi Express to Delhi.

Day 16: Depart Delhi: for onward destinations.

Manimahesh Trek (Himachal Pradesh)

Mani Mahesh trek is one of the beautiful trek in Himachal.

Mani Mahesh is also a holy place for Hindus. Manimahesh

Lake (also known as Dal Lake, Manimahesh) is a high

altitude lake (4,080 mt) situated close to the Manimahesh

Kailash Peak in the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas, in

the Bharmour subdivision of Chamba district. The religious

significance of this lake is next to that of the Lake

Manasarovar in Tibet. The lake is the venue of a highly

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Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 4080 Mts.

revered pilgrimage trek undertaken during the month of

August/September corresponding to the month of

Bhadon according to Hindu calendar, on the eighth day of the New Moon period. It is known as

the ‘Manimahesh Yatra’. The Government of Himachal Pradesh has declared it as a state-level

pilgrimage.

Grade Moderate Best Time: May - October Duration: 08 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi (315mt) - Pathankot by train overnight journey: Leave Delhi for Pathankot by

train. (Jammu Mail, Dep. 2100hrs)

Day 2: Pathankot - Chamba (912mt) (118km/3-4 hours): Arrival at Chakki bank or Pathankot.

After refreshments leave for Chamba by train. Arrival in Chamba and check in at hotel. In the

evening explore the historical town of Chamba. The Laxmi Narayan temple of Chamba is a

master piece of Himalayan heritage architecture. Dinner and overnight stay in hotel.

Day 3: Chamba (912mt) - Bharmaur (2150mt) - Hudsar (2280m); (80km/3-4 hours) // Hudsar to

Dancho: Hudsar is starting point of trek. Leave for Chamba via Hudsar and Bharmaur. Bharmaur

is 67km from Chamba and is famous for 84 ancient temples. Then drive to Bharmaur for Hudsar,

the starting point of Mani Mahesh trek. Start trek to Dancho (03 hrs), the first camp site. O/n stay

in tents.

Day 4: Dancho (2550mt) - Mani Mahesh (3950mt): After a refreshing breakfast, leave for Gauri

kund and then to Mani Mahesh lake. There are two ways to reach Mani Mahesh: one is through

Bandar Ghati and the other is the route which is generally for visitors. The temple here is one of

the most ancient in the hills of Himachal. From Bharmaur also the trek starts through Kugti pass

to Lahaul. Kugti National Forest and Wild Life Sanctuary is located in this area. This remote

sanctuary is home to black and brown bears and snow leopards and rare pheasants. Overnight

in camps near the holy lake. Day 5: Mani Mahesh Lake: Free day to explore the area. Overnight at camp.

Day 6: Mani Mahesh Lake (3950mt) - Dancho (2550mt): Same Route Overnight in Camp

Day 7: Dancho (2550mt) - Hudsar (2280mt) - Chamba (912mt): Leave Dancho for Hudsar, drive

to Chamba. Dinner and overnight stay at a hotel. Day 8: Chamba – Pathankot Railway Station: Overnight train to Delhi

Sach Pass Trek

Himachal Pradesh)

Sach Pass trek is one of the most ancient human trails in

Himachal. For centuries, people from the Pangi region

used the pass to cross over towards Chamba. In earlier,

herds of sheep travelling North of Pir Panjal would carry

essential supplies like salt on their backs for residents of

Pangi. The trail was also famously used by the king of

Chamba for surveying his territories across the Pir Panjal.

Named after a village Sach Khas on the Pangi side of the

pass, Sach Pass has been witness to a lot of change. From

sheep carriers to mules to a road starting 2009.

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Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 3850 Mts.

Passes - Sach Pass. Scenic view of mountains, Trekking & Camping

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 2800 Mts.

Passes - Sach Pass

Grade Moderate Best Time: June - October Duration: 15 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi: Meet on arrival at Delhi international airport & transfer to hotel for o/n stay.

Day 2: Delhi - Chandigarh - Dharamsala: Transfer to railway station to board train for Chakki

Bank. From Chakki Bank drive to Dharamsala. Overnight stay in Dharamsala Hotel.

Day 3: Dharamsala: Morning free for independent activities. Dharamsala is divided into Upper

and Lower towns and the altitude varies from 1250 mt - 2000 mt. It is also the seat of His Holiness

Dalai Lama and his Government in exile. Overnight stay in hotel. Day 4: Dharamsala - Chamba: Morning drive (270 km) to reach Chamba (1900 mt).

Day 5: Chamba – Traila: Morning drive to reach Traila (2500 mt) approx 145 kms in 4 hrs.

Day 6: Traila - Satrundi: Start trek to Satrundi (2900 mt) approx 15 km via a small village Bhanodi.

Trek passes through forest trail with gradual ascent and descent upto Satrundi. Overnight stay

in Tents in Satrundi.

Day 7: Satrundi - Sach Pass - Bindrabani: Trek to reach Bindrabani (2750 mt) and cross Sach Pass

(4500 mt) a steep ascent from Satrundi. Set-up camp for overnight stay.

Day 8: Bindrabani - Killar: Trek to Killar (2400 mt). Criss-crossing trails in a deep and narrow gorge

of Chenab River. Overnight stay in tents. Day 9: Killar - Purthi: Morning trek to Purthi (2200 M) appox 24 kms in 7 hrs.

Day 10: Purthi - Raoli: Trek to Raoli (14 kms/ 5 hrs). Overnight stay in Tents.

Day 11: Raoli - Manali: Early morning drive to reach Manali (1920 M) via Keylong by covering

appox 240 kms in 6 hrs. Lunch enroute. Arrive Manali and overnight stay in hotel.

Day 12: Manali: Morning free to explore. Afternoon visit Hidimba Temple, Vashisht hotspring and

Mountaineering Institute etc. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 13: Manali - Chandigarh: Morning drive to Chandigarh. On arrival check-into hotel. If time

permits, enjoy the evening at Lake club.

Day 14: Chandigarh - Delhi: Visit Rock Garden in morning. Afternoon drive to Delhi (240 km). On

arrival check-into hotel for overnight stay.

Day 15: Depart Delhi: Day at leisure to explore Delhi on your own. Later transfer to airport for

flight to onward destination.

Triund Trek, Dharamshala

(Himachal Pradesh)

Triund trek is one of the most beautiful trek in Himachal

Pradesh. Triund (9200 ft) is just 10 Km from McLeod-Ganj -

Dharmshala, in the foothills of the Dhaula Dhar range. There

are two ways to Triund trek, one is from Dharamkot to Triund

(Trek start from Dharamkot 02 Km by road from Mecllod ganj

and from Dharamkot to Triund 7 km walk) and second is from

Kareri village to Bhal village and Bhal village to Triund.

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Grade Easy Best Time: April – June &

September - November Duration: 12 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Meet and greet at the airport and proceed to hotel for overnight stay.

Day 2: Delhi Morning after breakfast you will be taken for a Walk through the narrow lanes of

Old Delhi. Walk from Chandani Chowk-Silver Square (Once the centre of Delhi), to the various

places of interest- just as the Royal Mughals would have done centuries ago. Overnight at the

Hotel.

Day 3: Delhi – Amritsar: Morning transfer to railway station to board the train for Amritsar. On

arrival check in at the Hotel. Evening visit the famous Golden Temple.

Day 4: Amritsar – Dharamshala: Morning after breakfast leave for Dharamshala. Dharamshala

stands at the foot of Dhauladhar and has a magnificent view of snowy peaks, deodar and pine

forests, tea gardens and beautiful hills. On arrival check in at the Hotel. O/n at Hotel.

Day 5: Dharamshala: Morning after breakfast proceed to visit: The private Residence of the

Dalai Lama, Tibetan Buddhist monastery and the museum which throws light on the rich heritage

of the Tibetans. Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 6: Dharamshala – Kareri: Following breakfast at our Hotel, we take the transfer to our start

point to begin trekking! Our first few kilometres are undulating until we reach Satobari Village,

which is where we start our descent through pine forests to Ghere Village. We stop at a

mountain stream to enjoy lunch – a great spot!

Day 7: Kareri - Balh Village: After experiencing our first night under the stars, we continue

ascending on a gradual trail passing through many charming villages, passing beautiful open

meadows and pine forests on the way.

Day 8: Balh Village – Triund We continue our trek by crossing over a suspension bridge then

ascending through - rhododendron and pine forests for approx. 2 hours.

Day 9: Triund - Laka Got Triund A challenging ascent to Laka Got, situated at the tip of a glacier.

After making the effort to climb up to the cave, we return to Triund for our last night under the

stars.

Day 10: Triund - Bhagsu Nag – Dharamshala After breakfast, trek over a grassy ridge which offers

lasting memories of the snow capped peaks.

Day 11: Dharamshala - Chandigarh – Delhi Morning after breakfast leave for Chandigrh by

road and Chandigarh to Delhi by train. On arrival check in at the Hotel for overnight stay in

Delhi.

Day 12: Delhi Departure Morning after breakfast check out from hotel and transfer to airport

and board flight for onward destination.

Source of Ganges (Gaumukh) Trek

(Uttarakhand)

The Ganges is considered the most sacred river in India. The

legend is that the Goddess Ganga descended on Earth from

heaven at Gangotri and so Gangotri is considered as Source

of Ganges. There is a temple at Gangotri dedicated to

Mother Ganges. The actual source of The Ganges lies 19 km

from Gangotri at Gaumukh. The trek follows the river

upstream to the actual source at Gaumukh. This exciting trek

offers fantastic view of beautiful mountains like Shivling (6543

m), Meru and Bhagirathi group of mountains.

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Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 4350 Mts.

Other Attractions - Gangotri Temple,Haridwar,Rishikesh,Gaumukh (The Source of Holy

Ganga). Gaumukh Glacier, View of Snow covered peaks, Trekking & Camping

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 4000 Mts. Other Attractions - Trekking in Snow, Visit Himalayan Villages, Gaumukh Glacier

Important-Permit required (Passport Copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Moderate Best Time: May - October Duration: 11 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Rishikesh Drive to Rishikesh (225 km) via Haridwar. Rishikesh is known as "Gateway

to Himalayas" and center of Yoga & Meditation.

Day 3: Rishikesh – Uttarkashi Drive (170 km) to Uttarkashi (1150 m).

Day 4: Uttarkashi – Gangotri In the morning drive (95 km) to Gangotri (3048 m). Gangotri is the

place where the Goddess Ganga descended on earth from heaven.

Day 5: Gangotri – Bhojbasa Trek 14 km to Bhojbasa (3658 m) following the river Bhagirathi on

right bank.

Day 6: Bhojbasa - Gaumukh – Tapovan.Trek to Tapovan (4400 m) via Gaumukh - the source of

river Ganges. From Gaumukh climb over to Gangotri glacier and cross it from right to left bank

before climbing over the lateral morain to reach Tapovan.

Day 7: Tapovan - Bhojbasa – Chirbasa Return trek (12 kms) to Chirbasa via Bhojbasa.

Day 8: Chirbasa - Gangotri – Uttarkashi Trek back 9 km to Gangotri. On arrival drive (95 km) to

Uttarkashi.

Day 9: Uttarkashi – Rishikesh Morning drive (170 kms) to Rishikesh.

Day 10: Rishikesh – Delhi Drive to Delhi. En route stop at Haridwar to visit Har-ki-Pauri ghat and

temples.

Day 11: Depart – Delhi for onward destination.

Chopta Chandrashila Trek

(Uttarakhand)

Chandrashila is a rock face above Tungnath temple.

Tungnath Temple is the highest placed temple among all

the temples in the Garhwal Himalayas. From Temple till

Chndrasheela, it is a short but rigorous hike. The

Chandrasheela Summit offers the most beautiful view of

the Nandadevi, Trishul, Kedarpeak and Chaukhamba

peaks. If the sky is clear you feel that you are sitting in a

sea of mountains. Tungnath is one of the Kedar among

Panch Kedar and it is a holy place for Hindu religion. Other

places in this tour are Rishikesh, Rudrprayag, Augustmuni,

Ukhimath, Sari Village, and Chopta.

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 5500 Mts.

Passes - Yamunotri Pass(5500 Mts.)

Other Attractions - Dodital Lake, Yamunotri Temple, Hot water springs & Banderpunch peak

view

Grade Easy Best Time: April – October Duration: 10 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi: You will be received at the airport in a traditional manner with garlands and

proceed to your hotel for overnight stay.

Day 2: Delhi - Rishikesh: Morning after breakfast drive to Rishikesh via Haridwar. Rishikesh is

known as 'Gateway to Himalayas' and center of Yoga & Meditation.Upon arrival check in at

hotel. In the afternoon visit various Ashrams and Temples. Enjoy the 'Ganga Aarti' in the evening.

Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 3: Rishikesh - Ukimath: Early morning after breakfast drive to Ukimath, for overnight stay.

Day 4: Ukimath - Saari Village - Deoria Taal. Morning after breakfast drive to Saari Village and

start the trek to Deoria Tall, the most beautiful and historical taal. The lush green taal (lake)

covered with pine, oak and rhododendron trees provides a beautiful view of Chuakhamba

Massif right informt of the camping area.

Day 5: Deoria Taal- Maleri (2600 m) After morning brakfast we start the trek ahead to maleri

with our pack lunch. Arrive Maleri and set-up camps for overnight stay.

Day 6: Maleri - Chopta (2800 m) Early relaxed morning breakfast and we start the very short

trek to Chopta and set up our tents above the chopta bend. Overnight stay in camp.

Day 7: Chopta - Tungnath - Chandrashila (4000 mtrs) - Chopta: Morning after breakfast start

early trek to the temple of Tungnath and Chandrashila. Return trek to Chopta for overnight stay.

Day 8: Chopta - Rishikesh: Morning after breakfast drive down to Rishikesh, enroute visit to

confluence of River Alaknanda and Mandakini at Rudraprayag. Up on arrival check in to the

hotel for overnight stay.

Day 9: Rishikesh - Delhi: Morning after breakfast drive down to Delhi en-route visit Hari Ki Pauri

at Haridwar. Later on drive down to Delhi. Arrive Delhi and transfer to the hotel for overnight

stay.

Day 10: Depart Delhi: Early morning departure transfer to airport to board flight for onward

destination.

Yamunotri Pass Trek

(Uttarakhand)

Yamunotri is one of the four sacred Dhams (Pilgrimages)

in the Himalayas for Hindus. Yamuna River originates from

Yamunotri. The temple is approachable by road and

short trek from Phoolchatti. However, there is also a more

adventurous route, little away from the general

pilgrimage route, passing through many lakes like

Dodital, Ruinsara Lake and Yamunotri Pass. The trek route

passes through many high altitude meadows and passes

offering excellent view of Swargarohini group of

mountains.

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 4329 Mts.

Other Attractions - Valley of flower,Hemkund Sahib(Sikh srine place). More then 300 species

of flower plants, Bhyudhar glacier, view of Ratavan & Nilgiri Peak.

Grade Moderate Best Time June – September Duration: 18 days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Rishikesh Drive to Rishikesh (225 km) via Haridwar.

Day 3: Rishikesh – Uttarkashi Drive (170 km) to Uttarkashi (1150 m).

Day 4: Uttarkashi - Kalyani - Bhewda Drive to the road ahead Kalyani (1550 M) and from here start

your first day"s 17 km trek to Bhewda (2160 Mt) few km after Agoda (2050 M).

Day 5: Bhewda – Dodital Trek(13 kms,4-5 hrs) to reach Dodital (3024 M).

Day 6: Dodital Day at leisure to explore the area around lake and relaxation.

Day 7: Dodital - Darba Top- Kanasar Trek (12 kms, 4-5hrs) Darba Top (3500 M) Darba Top one can

have panoramic view of Mt. Kala Nag, Banderpunch and its satellite Peaks. Day 8: Kanasar – Hanumanchatti Trek (15 kms, 6hrs) to reach Hanumanchatti (2400 M).

Day 9: Hanumanchatti – Yamunotri. Trek to reach Yamunotri (3000 mt.). Yamunotri is the source of

another holy river - Yamuna and one of the holiest places for Hindus.

Day 10: Yamunotri - Ruinsara Lake Trek to cross the Yamunotri pass (5500 mt) and reach over to

Ruinsara Lake (3900 mt).

Day 11: Ruinsara Lake - Deva Thach Trek to reach Deva Thatch. Trek along the valley.

Day 12: Deva Thach – Har ki Doon Trek to reach Har-Ki-Doon, a beautiful meadow open and green.

Day 13: Har-ki-Doon Day to explore the Har Ki Doon Valley. During monsoon, the valley is full of wild

Himalayan Flowers. Day 14: Har-Ki-Doon – Seema Return trek (13 KM) to reach Seema after crossing Osla.

Day 15: Seema – Damti After breakfast start trekk to reach Damti approx, 2-3 km before Taluka.

Day 16: Damti - Sankri – Naugaon Morning after breakfast (14 km) trek back to Sankri via Taluka. On

arrival drive to drive (55 km) to reach Naugaon.

Day 17: Naugaon - Dehradun – Delhi Visit temples of Lakha Mandal Later drive to Dehra Dun railway

station to board Train (Shatabdi Express) to Delhi

Day 18: Depart – Delhi Optional sightseeing tour of Delhi. Later transfer to airport to board flight for

onward destination.

Valley Of Flowers Trek

(Uttarakhand)

While on an expedition to Mt. Kamet, Frank S. Smith an

English mountaineer & explorer discovered the Valley of

Flowers. The valley is an enchanting sight with an impressive

array of over 300 varieties of wild Himalayan flowers. The

snow-capped peaks including Nilgiri Parbat (6474 m) stand

in bold relief against the skyline. The Legend is that

Hanuman collected `Sanjeevani` herb from this valley to

revive Lakshman. Other attraction of the trek is a day

excursion to Hemkund Sahib – a sacred Sikh shrine situated

on the foot of the Hemkund Lake (4320 mt) and Badrinath –

one of the four Hindu Pilgrimage (Dham) in the Himalayas.

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Highlights : Maximum Altitude - 5025 Mts.

Peaks - Trishul Massif,Nanda Ghungti etc.

Enroute Attractions - City of temples Haridwar,Rishikesh, Visit Bedani bugyal (one of the

biggest medows in the Asia), Auli Bugyal,Mistry lake at Roop kund.

Grade Moderate Best Time: July - August Duration: 11 Days

Suggested Itienrary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Rishikesh Drive to Rishikesh (225 km) via Haridwar.

Day 3: Rishikesh - Karnprayag – Joshimath Drive to Joshimath (290 km), winter abode of Lord

Badrinath and seat of Adi Sankarachrya.

Day 4: Joshimath - Govindghat – Ghangaria Drive to Govindghat (18 km). Gangaria (13 km)

the base camp for `Valley of Flowers’ and Hemkund Sahib,

Day 5: Ghangaria - Valley of Flowers Proceed for excursion to Valley of Flowers. The whole valley

is dotted with variety of exotic Himalayan flowers and other flora.

Day 6: Ghangaria – Hemkund Day xcursion to Hemkund Sahib, one of the Holiest pilgrimages

for the Sikhs.

Day 7: Ghangaria - Govindghat – Badrinath Morning after Breakfast, start return trek to reach

Govindghat. Drive to Badrinath (28 km). Badrinath is one of the most important Hindu pilgrimage

places.

Day 8: Badrinath - Joshimath – Rudraprayag, Drive to Rudraprayag 168 kms via Joshimath and

Karnapryag. Rudraprayag is situated at the confluence of Mandakini and Alaknanda rivers.

Day 9: Rudrapryag – Rishikesh Drive (164 km) down to reach Rishikesh.

Day 10: Rishikesh – Delhi Drive (225 km) to Delhi.

Day 11: Depart Delhi to onward destination.

Roopkund Trek

(Uttarakhand)

Roop Kund, a lake surrounded by mysteries and numerous stories

after some travelers found human skeleton in the area. A small

glacial lake in the lap of Jurighati Dhar is the culmination point of

annual Nanda Raj Jat. During the festival, people from the

villages are bring their presiding deity to Roop Kund.

Grade Moderate Best Time: June - September Duration: 13 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Rishikesh Drive to Rishikesh (225 km) via Haridwar. Rishikesh is known as "Gateway

to Himalayas" and center of Yoga & Meditation.

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 3355 Mts..

Enroute Attractions - View of Nandakot, Bhanuti, Maktoli, Nandakhat Peaks

Day 3: Rishikesh – Lohajung Drive to Lohajung 258 km via Devprayag, Rudraprayag &

Karanprayag.

Day 4: Lohajung – Didana Trek (10 kms) to Didana. Trek along the river and cross it near Didana

village.

Day 5: Didana - Ali - Bedni Bugyal Trek 5-6 hrs to Bedni Bugyal via Ali Bugyal.

Day 6: Bedni Bugyal – Bhaguabasa Trek 9 Kms 4-5 hrs to Bhaguabasa via Bistola and Kailu

Binayak.

Day 7: Bhaguabasa - Roopkund – Bhaguabasa Trek 12 km up/down to Roopkund. Situated

below the Jurighati Dhar, this beautiful lake is known as "Mystery Lake" after some human

skeletons are found here.

Day 8: Bhaguabasa – Bhuna Start return trek. Turn right and descend towards Bhuna village

which takes about 4-5 hrs.

Day 9: Bhuna – Sital Trek to Sital in 4-5 hrs. Trek is mostly down-hill walk following a packed mule

track.

Day 10: Sital - Ghat – Rudraprayag Trek 8 Km to Ghat. From Ghat drive 29 km to Rudraprayag.

Day 11: Rudraprayag – Rishikesh Drive 164 km to Rishikesh.

Day 12: Rishikesh – Delhi Drive 225 km to Delhi. En route stop at Haridwar to visit Har-Ki-Pauri

Ghat.

Day 13: Depart Delhi for onward destination.

Pindari Glacier Trek

(Uttarakhand)

The Pindari glacier is located in Pindar valley. It lies between

the Nanda Devi and Nandakot Peaks at an altitude of 3627

mt. The Pindar Glacier is about 3 kilometers long and is fed by

the South-Western slope of the Outer wall of the Nanda Devi

Sanctuary. River Pindar, one of the main tributaries of the River

Alaknanda, originates from this glacier. The trekking route runs

along the southern wilderness of Nanda Devi Sanctuary and is

bordered by beautiful landscapes and breathtaking views of

heights like Panwali Dhar (6683m) and Maiktoli (6803m).

Grade Moderate Best Time: May - September Duration: 14 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Almora Drive (379 kms) to reach Almora

Day 3: Almora - Kausani – Binsar Drive to Binsar via Kausani.

Day 4: Binsar – Song Drive (140 kms,6-7 hrs) to reach Song.

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Enroute Attractions - City of temples Haridwar, Rishikesh,Joshimath(winter abod of Lord Badrinath) - View of Dronagiri,Hathi Ghoda Peak,Kalanka,Changbang etc. Peaks

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 4950 Mts.

Day 5: Song – Dhakuri Trek (15 kms) to reach Dhakuri by crossing Dhakuri Pass (2800 mt).

Day 6: Dhakuri - Khati Trek (8 km) to reach Khati.

Day 7: Khati – Phurkia Trek (15 km) to reach Phurkia.

Day 8: Phurkia - Pindari Glacier – Phurkia Trek (14 km) to reach Pindari Glacier which is also

called as Zero Point. After lunch trek down to reach Phurkia.

Day 9: Phurkia – Dwali Trek (5 km) to reach Dwali.

Day 10: Dwali – Dhakuri Trek (20 km) to reach Dhakuri. Arrive and overnight stay in tents.

Day 11: Dhakuri – Song Trek (14 km) to reach the road head, Song.

Day 12: Song – Sitlakhet Drive (140 km) to reach Sitlakhet.

Day 13: Sitlakhet – Delhi Drive (387 km) to reach Delhi.

Day 14: Depart DelhiOptional sightseeing of Delhi visit Red fort, India gate, Rastrapti Bhawan.

Later board flight for onward destination.

Nandadevi Outer Sanctuary Trek

(Uttarakhand)

A less traveled and still lesser known trek in the vicinity of Nanda

Devi Sanctuary. This is one of the most beautiful treks offering

close view of peaks like Trishuli (6690 m), Changabanga (6866

m) and Hardeol (7151 m).

Important-Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa

copy etc.)

Grade Strenous Best Time: June - September Duration: 15 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Rishikesh Drive to Rishikesh (225 km) via Haridwar. Rishikesh is known as "Gateway

to Himalayas" and center of Yoga & Meditation.

Day 3: Rishikesh – Joshimath Drive to Joshimath (290 km), winter abode of Lord Badrinath and

seat of Adi Sankarachrya.

Day 4: Joshimath Day for obtaining inner line permit and other official work. Afternoon visit Auli

Ski Resort. Overnight at hotel.

Day 5: Joshimath - Jumma – Dronagiri Drive 47 km to Jumma, the road head for the trek. Start

first day trek to Dronagiri village via Ruing and Chiyacha (5-6 hrs).

Day 6: Dronagiri village - Bagni Bamak Trek 5-6 hrs to Base Camp via Dronagiri Kol and Dronagiri

Gad.

Day 7: Bagni Base Camp Day free to explore the area. This is the base for climbing many

mountains in region like Kalanka, Changabang etc.

Day 8: Bagini Base - Dronagiri Village Trek 4-5 hrs to Dronagiri village via Dronagiri Gad and

Dronagiri Kol.

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 3048 Mts.

Enroute Attractions - Doon valley,Queen of hills Mussoorie(2004 Mts),Nagtibba(3048 Mts).

Day 9: Dronagiri - Kanarikhal – Garpak Trek 4-5 hrs up to Garpak village via Kanari Khal pass.

Day 10: Garpak - Kalla Khal Base Trek 4-5 hrs to Kalla Khal base. Overnight stay in the camp.

Day 11: Kalla Khal Base – Malari Trek to Malari 6-7 hrs a beautiful village in the Niti Valley. Day 12: Malari – Joshimath Drive 65 kms to Joshimath via Jumma, Lata, Rini and Tapovan.

Day 13: Joshimath – Rishikesh Drive 253 km to Rishikesh.

Day 14: Rishikesh – Delhi Drive 225 km to Delhi. En route stop at Haridwar to visit Har-Ki-Pauri

Ghat.

Day 15: Depart Delhi for onward destination.

Nag Tibba Trek

(Uttarakhand)

An interesting trek for which offers a good trekking option

during winter when most of the high altitude treks become out

of bound due to snow in higher reaches of Himalayas.The trek

offers panoramic view of highHimalayan range. There are

plenty of temples and typical Garhwali villages en Route.

Grade Moderate Best Time: November - March Duration: 08 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Mussoorie Board Train (Shatabdi Express). to Dehradun. On arrival drive to

Mussoorie (30 kms) (2005 mt), known as Queen of Hills.

Day 3: Mussoorie - Thature – Devalsari - Drive to Thature (30 Kms) and then start trek to reach

Devalsari village.Overnight stay in tented camp.

Day 4: Devalsari – Nagtibba Start early for a long trek to Nagtibba (14 kms). Trek passes through

thick forest of Rododendron.

Day 5: Nagtibba - Nagtibba Top- Nagtibba: Morning start 3 kms trek to reach Nagtibba Top

(3048m). Glimpse the panaromic view of over 200 miles of the Himalayan ranges, besides

offering captivating views of Mussorie, Doon valley & surrounding areas.

Day 6: Nagtibba - Pantwari – Dhanolti Trek down to Pantwari (10 Kms) and drive down to reach

Dhanolti Overnight stay in hotel

Day 7: Dhanolti - Dehradun – Delhi Morning after b/fast drive down to reach Dehradoon railway

station to board Shatabdi Exp. to Delhi.

Day 8: Depart Delhi for onward destination.

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 4267 Mts.

Enroute Attractions - Milam Glacier(4267 Mts),View of Martol &, Hardeval Mountains.

Milam Glacier Trek

(Uttarakhand)

At an altitude of 4268 mt, Milam Glacier is 27 km long and the

largest in the Kumaon region. Milam village which lies near the

glacier is one of the highest villages in the Himalayan range. It is

located on old trade route to Tibet. Rich in handicrafts and

traditional folklore this area is relatively unexplored and retains

the cultural traditions of the Kumaon.

Grade Moderate Best Time: May - September Duration: 14 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Almora Drive (379 kms)

Day 3: Almora – Munsiyari Drive (245 kms) to Munsiyari (2290 mt).

Day 4: Munsiyari - Gauri Ganga – Lilam Trek (16 kms) to reach Lilam (2484 mt) via Gauri Ganga

valley.

Day 5: Lilam – Bugdyar Trek (12 kms) to reach Bugdyar (3200 mt)

Day 6: Bugdyar - Railkot Trek (10 kms) to reach Railkt (3328 mt).

Day 7: Railkot - Milam Village Trek (10 kms) to reach Milam Village (3423 mt).

Day 8: Milam Village - Glacier - Milam Village Trek (20 km) to reach Milam Glacier (3926 Mts).

Day 9: Milam Village - Railkot Trek (15 kms) to reach Railkot (3385 mt) From here one can have

beautiful view of Nanda Devi East and Nanda Kot peaks.

Day 10: Railkot - Bugdyar- Railgadi Trek (20 kms) to reach railgadi.

Day 11: Railgadi – Munsiyari Trek (21kms) to reach Munsiyari.

Day 12: Munsiyari – Almora Drive (245 kms) to reach Almora.

Day 13: Almora – Delhi Drive to Delhi (379kms).

Day 14: Depart Delhi for onward destination.

Kuari Pass Trek

(Uttarakhand)

Lord Kurzon made the trek to Kuari pass, and since then it

has come to be known as Curzon's trail. It is very popular

among European and American Travelers. In 1905 Lord

Curzon reached Kuari pass from Ghat. The Curzon Trail

takes you through lush green fields, remote villages and

virgin forests providing an enchanting view of the

imposing peaks of Nanda Devi, Kamet, Chaukhamba,

Dronagiri and Hathi-Ghodi Parvat.

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in India), Kamet (7556 Mts). Dronagiri Etc.

Enroute Attractions - City of temples Haridwar,Rishikesh,Auli(Famous for its Skiing Slopes).

- Kuari Pass (4268 Mt).View of Nandadevi (7817 Mts.) The 2nd Higest Mountain Passes

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 4268 Mts.

Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 3970 Mts.

Other Attractions - Panwalikanta Bugyal,Kedarnath,Hot water spring at Gaurikund.

Grade: Moderate Best Time: May - September Duration: 12 days

Suggested Itienrary

Day1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Rishikesh Drive to Rishikesh (225 km) via Haridwar. Rishikesh is known as "Gateway

to Himalayas" and center of Yoga & Meditation.

Day 3: Rishikesh – Ghat Drive (220kms, 7-8hrs) to Ghat (1331 mt),

Day 4: Ghat – Ramni Trek (10 kms, 4hrs) to Ramni (1982 Mt),

Day 5: Ramni - Semi Kharak – Jhanjherni Trek (13kms) to reach Jhanjerni (2016 Mt) via Semi

Kharak.

Day 6: Jhanjherni – Panarani Trek (12 kms) to reach Panarani (2043 Mt).

Day 7: Panarani – Dhakwani Trek (13 kms) to reach Dhakwani (2486 Mt),

Day 8: Dakwani - Kuari Pass - Tali Trek (10 km / 4-5 Hrs)) to cross Kuari Pass (4268 Mt) via Dakvani

mostly through Oak & Rhododendron forest. From the Pass you can have a breathtaking view

of Nanda Devi and other numerous peaks.

Day 09: Tali - Auli - Joshimath start trekking to reach Auli. (12 kms/4 hrs to reach Auli (2519 Mt).

En route cross the famous bugyals (meadows) of Gurson and will also get views of the route

leading to the famous Nanda Devi sanctuary, along the Rishi Ganga.

Day 10: Joshimath – Rishikesh Drive (265 km) to Rishikesh.

Day 11: Rishikesh – Delhi Drive 225 km to Delhi. En route stop at Haridwar to visit Har-Ki-Pauri

Ghat.

Day 12: Depart Delhi Optional sightseeing of Delhi. Later departure transfer to international

airport to board flight for onward destination.

Kedarnath Trek

(Uttarakhand)

This trek is part of the ancient pilgrims" trail from Gangotri

to Kedarnath in the tradition of Vamvrata yatra that

begins from Yamunotri and ends at Badrinath, after

paying respects at the Gangotri and Kedarnath shrines.

A magnificent temple was built by the Pandavas at the

base of Kedarnath peaks southern eastern face. This trek

offers very good view of range of Gangotri and

Kedarnath mountain peaks.

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Highlights : Maximum Altitude - 5947 Mts.

Passes - Kalindi Pass (5947 Mts)

Enroute Attractions - City of temples Haridwar, Rishikesh,Gangotri Temple, Gaumukh

Glacier(source of river Ganga).

Grade Moderate Best Time: May - September Duration: 12 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Meet and Greet at the airport. Dat at leisure. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2: Delhi – Rishikesh Drive to Rishikesh (225 km) via Haridwar. Rishikesh is known as "Gateway

to Himalayas" and center of Yoga & Meditation.

Day 3: Rishikesh – Guptakashi Drive 222 km.via Rudraprayag.

Day 4: Guptakashi - Gaurikund – Kedarnath Drive (20 kms) to Gaurikund start trek (14 kms)

Kedarnath is Abode of Lord Shiva.

Day 5: Kedarnath - Gaurikund – Guptakashi Return trek 14 kms.

Day 6: Guptakashi – Trijujinarayan Trek (09 kms) Trijuginarayan (1982 mt).

Day 7: Trijuginarayan – Magguchatti Trek (09 kms) to Magguchatti (3049 mt)

Day 8: Magguchatti – Panwalikantha Trek (15 kms) to Panwalikantha (3963 mt).

Day 9: Panwalikantha – Ghuttu Trek (08kms) to reach Ghuttu (1524 mt).

Day 10: Ghuttu – Rishikesh Drive (180 kms.)

Day 11: Rishikesh – Delhi Drive 225 km to Delhi. En route stop at Haridwar to visit Har-Ki-Pauri Ghat

Day 12: Depart Delhi for onward destination.

Kalindikhal Pass Trek

(Uttarakhand)

This trek is one the most adventures and rewarding trek option

in this region. Passing over high pass at close to 6000 mt, the

trek route crosses many glaciers, lakes and valleys. Combining

two sacred Dhams of Gangotri and Badrinath, the trek offers

best of everything. Be it pilgrimage, climbing or experiencing

elements of nature at its prime.

Important-Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Strenous Best Time: July - September Duration: 18 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Rishikesh Drive to Rishikesh (225 km) via Haridwar. Rishikesh is known as "Gateway

to Himalayas" and center of Yoga & Meditation.

Day 3: Rishikesh – Uttarkashi Drive (155 km) to Uttarkashi (1150 m). Visit Nehru Institute of

Mountaineering, Vishvnath Temple. Day 4: Uttarkashi – Gangotri Drive (90 km) to Gangotri (3048 mt).

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Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 3566 Mts.

Passes /Peaks - Swargrohini (6400 mts.), Banderpunch. The trek passes through Doon

valley, Valley of Goads and also penoramic view of the Mountains.

Day 5: Gangotri – Bhojbasa Trek 14 km to Bhojbasa (3658 m) following the river Bhagirathi.

Day 6: Bhojbasa – Nandanvan Trek to Nandanvan(4500 mt) via Gaumukh - source of R. Ganges.

Day 7: Nandanvan - Vasuki Tal Morning trek (11 km) along Chaturangi Glacier to reach

Vasukital (4898 mt). Vasuki Tal is base camp for Mt Satopanth and Mt Vasuki Parbat with a small

lake.

Day 8: Vasuki Tal - Khara Pathar (Suralya Bamak) Morning after breakfast trek to Khara Pathar

(5456 mt) (Suralya Bamak) 8 Km from Vasukital.

Day 9: Khara Pathar - Kalindikhal Base Trek 10 Km to reach Kalindikhal Base at Sweta Glacier

(5500 mt). The trek follows Chaturangi glacier.

Day 10: Kalindikhal Base – Rajaparav Todays trek is most challenging with steep climb to Kalindi

Pass (5947 mt). Spend some time at the spot and then trek down to Rajparav (4910 mt). Day 11: Rajparav - Arwa Tal Trek (13 km) to reach Arwa Tal (3910 mt).

Day 12: Arwa Tal – Ghastoli Trek (16 km) to reach Ghastoli (3796 km).

Day 13: Ghastoli - Mana – Badrinath Trek (16 km) to reach Mana village. Mana is last village in

this valley. From Mana drive 3 km to Badrinath. Badrinath is one of the most important Hindu

pilgrimage place. Day 14: Badrinath Leisure day at Badrinath.

Day 15: Badrinath – Joshimath Drive to Joshimath (46 km). Visit Auli which is the large high

altitude meadow and a famous ski resort during winter. Day 16: Joshimath – Rishikesh Morning after breakfast drive (257 km) to reach Rishikesh.

Day 17: Rishikesh – Delhi Drive (225 km) to Delhi.

Day 18: Depart Delhi Visit Red fort, India Gate, Old Delhi etc. & depart for onward destination.

Har-ki-doon Trek

(Uttarakhand)

Har-Ki-Doon, the hanging valley of gods is a treat for

trekkers. This moderate trek takes you to one of the least

explored regions of Garhwal. The valley is dotted with

wild Himalayan Flowers and the whole valley looks

colorful during flowering season in monsoon. As Har-Ki-

Doon falls within the Govind Pashu Vihar (National

Park), chances of seeing wildlife here are very high.

Swargarohini group of mountains dominates the

background.

Grade Moderate Best Time: May - October Duration: 11 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Dehradun Drive to Dehradun. Dehradun is capital of newly formed state of

Uttaranchal.

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Sandakpu (3636 Mts.) Lake (4935ts.)

- Mt.Khangchendzonga (8598m.3rd highest Mountain in the world), Passes /Peaks

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 3636 Mts.

Day 3: Dehradun – Sankri - Taluka Drive (175 km) to Taluka. Taluka is the road-head for Har-Ki-

Doon Trek.

Day 4: Taluka – Osla Trek to reach Osla. Osla is one of the most beautiful villages in Fateh Parvat

region.

Day 5: Osla – Har-Ki-Doon Trek (11 km) Har-ki-Doon. This hanging valley, popularly known as

"Valley of Gods" is one of the least explored region of Garhwal and a treat for trekkers. It offers

very beautiful view of Swargarohini peaks.

Day 6: Har ki Doon Day to explore the Har Ki Doon Valley. Overnight stay in tented camp.

Day 7: Har ki Doon – Seema Trek (13 KM) to reach Seema after crossing Osla.

Day 8: Seema – Damti Trek to Damti, 2-3 km before Taluka

Day 9: Damti - Sankri – Naugaon Trek back (14 km) to Sankri via Taluka. On arrival drive (55 km)

to reach Naugaon which is a very beautiful village.

Day 10: Naugaon - Dehradun – Delhi Morning after breakfast cross the river by bridge to visit

temples of Lakha Mandal which is associated with Pandava from Mahabharat. Later drive to

Dehradun railway station to board train (Shatabdi Express) to Delhi.

Day 11: Depart Delhi for onward destination.

Sandakphu Trek

(Sikkim)

This trek is famous for its splendid view of some of the

highest mountains of the world. Trek through tea

gardens and rhododendron forest. Enchanting

panoramic view of some of the highest mountain

peaks of world and sunrise over Kanchendzonga range

from Tiger hills.

Important-Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Moderate Best Time: April - May &

September - October Duration: 13 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Kolkata

Day 2: Kolkata - Bagdogra – Darjeeling Fly to Bagdora and drive to Darjeeling

Day 3: Darjeeling Drive (5 hours) to Tiger Hill to see Sunrise over Mount Everest and Kanchenjunga

ranges and also visit Ghoom Monastery,visit Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Zoological

Garden etc

Day 4: Darjeeling - Manibhajan – Tonglu Drive to Manibhanjan (2134 mt). From Manibhanjan

start trekking to Tonglu (3070mt) via Meghma.

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Highlights :

Maximum Altitude - 5000 Mts.

Passes/Peaks - Dzongri (4030 m). Gochala (5000 mt)

Day 5: Tonglu – Kalpokri Trek 14 km trek via Gairibas. Kalpohkri (3750 mt) has a small lake

surrounded by pine trees.

Day 6: Kalpokri – Sandakphu: Trek to reach Sandakphu (3636 mt). Sandakphu offer panoramic

vie of mountains like Mount Everest (8848 mt), Makalu (8462 mt), Kangchenjunga (8586 mt),

Lhotse (8501 M).

Day 7: Sandakphu - Phalut: Trek to Phalut (3605 mt).

Day 8: Phalut – Ramam Trek to Ramam (2560 mt).

Day 9: Ramam – Rimbik Trek to Rimbik (2286 mt).

Day 10: Rimbik – Bijanbari Trek to Bijanbari.

Day 11: Bijanbari – Darjeeling Drive back to Darjeeling 1-2 hrs.

Day 12: Darjeeling - Bagdogra – Kolkata Transfer to Bagdogra airportNAd fly to Kolkata.

Day 13: Depart Kolkata for the onward destinations.

Kanchenjunga Trek (Dzongri – Goecha La)

(Sikkim)

One of the most popular trekking route in West Sikkim region,

it offers almost everything making it a trekkers delight. Sunrise

over Kanchendzonga range from Tiger Hills. Trek through

bamboo bushes and rhododendron forest. Enchanting

panoramic view of some of the highest mountain peak of

world like Kanchendzonga, Pandim etc.

Important - Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Moderate Best Time: April – May

September-November Duration: 16 days

Suggested itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi - Bagdogra – Darjeeling Fly to Bagdora and drive to Darjeeling,

Day 3: Darjeeling Drive (5 hours) to Tiger Hill to see Sunrise over Mount Everest and Kanchenjunga

ranges and also visit Ghoom Monastery,visit Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Zoological

Garden etc

Day 4: Darjeeling - Pemayangtse – Yuksum Drive to Pemayangtse. Visit Pemayangtse

Monastery. Later drive to Yuksum (1780 mt) – The oldest capital of Sikkim. Yuksum is the base for

Dzongri Trek Day 5: Yuksum – Bakhim Start the first day trek to reach Bakhim (3005 m).

Day 6: Bakhim - Tsoka – Dzongri Trek to Dzongri (4030 m).

Day 7: Dzongri – Thangsing Trek to Thansing (3800 m). You can have fantastic view of Mt.

Kanchenjunga, Mt. Pandim, Mt. Kabru etc. from the Dzongri Pass. Day 8: Thangsing - Simiti Lake Trek to Samiti lake (4200 m).

Day 9: Samiti Lake - Gochala - Samiti Lake Trek to Gochala (5000 mt) via Zemathang sand table

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The trek Situated across the razor sharp Singalila Range, which forms the natural international

border with Nepal.

- Mt.Khangchendzonga (8598m.3rd highest Mountain in the world). Passes/Peaks

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 2900 Mts.

Day 10: Samiti Lake – Dzongri Return trek to Dzongri.

Day 11: Dzongri – Tsoka Trek to reach Tsoka (3710 mt).

Day 12: Tsoka – Yuksum Trek back to to reach the Yuksum via Bakhim. (End of Trekking).

Day 13: Yuksum – Gangtok Drive to Gangtok (1810 m). The present day capital of Sikkim.

Day 14: Gangtok Excursion to Rumtek Monastery. Afternoon sightseeing of Gangtok. Visit

Tibetology Research Institute, Orchid Sanctuary, Do-drul Chorten and Enchhey Monastery.

Day 15: Gangtok - Bagdogra – Delhi Transfer to Bagdogra airport. Arrive Delhi.

Day 16: Depart Delhi Transfer to international airport to board flight for onward destination.

Barsey Rhododendron Sanctuary Trek

(Sikkim)

It lies at an elevation of 2900 mt. and has motorable road

access up to Hilley. An easy 4 km trek from there takes one

up to the Barsey Rhododendron Sanctuary. One can also

trek from Soreng of Dentum in West Sikkim. The Sanctuary

boast of over 40 varieties of Rhododendron and during full

bloom, the whole sanctuary looks colourful. The place

provides magnificent views of the mountains.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Easy Best Time: February - May

September - November Duration: 11 days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi - Bagdogra – Darjeeling Fly to Bagdora and drive to Darjeeling

Day 3: Darjeeling Drive (5 hours) to Tiger Hill to see Sunrise over Mount Everest and Kanchenjunga

ranges and also visit Ghoom Monastery, visit Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Zoological

Garden etc

Day 4: Darjeeling – Jorthang Drive (6hrs) to Jorthang.

Day 5: Jorthang - Hilley – Barsey Drive to Hilley – starting point of trek (2-3hrs) to Barsey

Rohododendron Sanctuary

Day 6: Barsey Day for hike in the region to see different varieties of Rhododendron plants and

other Himalayan flora.

Day 7: Barsey - Dentam – Pelling Drive to Pelling. Enroute visit Pemayangtse. Pemayangtse is

known for its famous monastery.

Day 8: Pelling - Gangtok Drive (144 km / Depart: 0730 hours) to Gangtok via Singtam.

Day 9: Gangtok Excursion to Rumtek Monastery, Tibetology Research Institute, Orchid

Sanctuary, Deer Park, Do-drul Chorten and Enchhey Monastery.

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- Mt.Khangchendzonga (8598m.3rd highest Mountain in the world), Green Passes /Peaks

Lake (4935ts.)

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 4935 Mts.

Day 10: Gangtok - Bagdogra – Delhi Drive (110 km) to Bagdogra airport in time to board flight to

Delhi.

Day 11: Depart Delhi for the onward destinations.

Green Lake Trek - North Sikkim

(Sikkim)

This is one region very few trekkers have visited before.

The trek to Green Lakes, the base camp of Mount

Khanchendzonga on the Zemu Galcier in North Sikkim

is a splendid walk with the variety of flowers like

rhododendrons, blue poppies and primulas all in

bloom. The mountain views are fantastic with

amphitheater of peaks with Khanchendzonga at the

head of the valley.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Strenous Best Time: April – June October - November

Duration: 15 days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Day 2: Delhi - Bagdogra – Gangtok Flight for Bagdogra And drive (110kms, 4-5hrs)

Day 3: Gangtok Visit Rumtek Monastry, Do Drul Chorten, Tebitology, Orchid Sanctuary and

Enchey monastery. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 4: Gangtok – Lachen Drive to Lachen (130kms, 5-6hrs) via Mangan by covering approx 130

kms in 05 - 06 hrs.

Day 5: Lachen – Thangu – Jogtong Drive 12 km to Thangu (confluence of Zemu Chu and Lachen

Chu). From here start trek to reach Jagthang along Zemu Chu river. Day 6: Jogtong – Yabuk Trekto Yabuk (12 kms)

Day 7: Yabuk Rest day for acclimatisation.

Day 8: Yabuk - Rest Camp Trek to reach Rest Camp by covering approx 10 kms.

Day 9: Rest Camp - Green Lake Trek (10 kms) to reach Green Lake by covering approx 08 kms.

Green lake is the Base Camp for many expeditions to peaks like Twins Peak, Tent Peak, Sugar

Loaf, Nepal Peak, and Tent Peak etc. This is a huge fresh water lake fed by many glaciers. Day 10: Green Lake Full day free to explore the area.

Day 11: Green Lake – Yabuk Trek (18 km) to reach Yabuk via Rest Camp.

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- Japfu Peak. At 3048 mt. The trek passes through Dzukou Valley. Passes /Peak

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 3048 Mts.

Day 12: Yabuk - Zeme – Lachen Trek (17 km) to reach Zeme. Upon arrival get into waiting jeeps

and drive (12 km) to reach Lachen. Day 13: Lachen – Gangtok Drive (130 km) to reach Gangtok. Lunch en-route.

Day 14: Gangtok - Bagdogra – Delhi Drive to Bagdogra in time to board flight to Delhi.

Day 15: Depart Delhi Visit Victoria Memorial, Nakhoda Mosque, Mother Teresa's homes, for half

day city tour of Kolkata.Evening depart for the onward destinations.

Dzukou Valley & Japfu Peak Trek

(Nagaland)

It is a unique bio-geographic frontier and a fabulous treasure

house of fauna. During Monsoon, the whole Dzokhu Valley

comes to bloom and resembles like a colorful carpet. Hundreds

of Himalayan flowers come to full bloom. Japfu peak (3014 M) is

the highest peak in Kohima district.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa

copy etc.)

(At least 02 persons required)

Grade Strenous Best Time: October – March Duration: 09 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Kolkata

Day 2: Kolkata - Dimapur – Kohima Arrive Dimapur.and Drive (74 km) to Kohima

Day 3: Kohima Day for visiting various villages around Kohima and preparation for trek

Day 4: Kohima - Zakhma – Dzukou Drive (22 km) to Zakhama Checkpost.

Day 5: Dzukou Valley Explore the Valley. Dzukou is known for its bio-diversity. During summer

many varieties of flowers sprout along the stream passing through the valley.

Day 6: Dzukou - Viswema - Japfu Base Return trek towards ridge over Viswema village and trek

further to base of Japfu base.

Day 7: Japfu Base - Japfu Peak – Kohima Very early morning start climbing to Japfu Peak. At

3048 mt. this offers splendid view of surrounding valley including Dzukou Valley. You can also

see the tallest rhododendron tree in world (109 feet) in Japfu range. Drive to Kohima.

Day 8: Kohima - Dimapur – Kolkata Transfers to Dimapur and fly to Kolkata.

Day 9: Depart Kolkata for the onward destinations.

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Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 3841 Mts.

Passes/Peaks - Mt. Saramati peak (3841 M).

Mt. Saramati Peak Trekking Expedition - Trek

(Nagaland)

In Nagaland Saramati hill range is the biggest in Nagaland

and is situated on the extreme south east of the state. At 3841

mt, Saramati Peak is highest in Nagaland and it remains snow

covered during winter. The mountain range is covered with

rich, natural and diverse forests, visible at various altitudes,

ranging from sub-tropical ever green and semi ever green to

temperate broad leaved and Alpine vegetation. It also has

good bio-diversity with natural flora and fauna and various

kinds of orchids.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

(At least 02 persons required)

Grade Strenous Best Time: May – June October – November

Duration: 17 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Kolkata

Day 2: Kolkata-Dimapur – Kohima Fly to Dimapur and drive (74 km) to Kohima.

Day 3: Kohima – Tuophema Morning visit Vishwema and Kigwema village. Afternoon drive to

Tuophema.

Day 4: Tuophema - Wokha – Mokokchung Drive to Mokokchung (1325 mt) - the center of Ao Tribe.

En-route visit Longsa Village (Lotha Tribe) and Longkhim Village (Ao Tribe).

Day 5: Mokokchung Day excursion to Mopungchukit village. This village is permanent Mission Centre

of Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang.

Day 6: Mokokchung – Tuensang Drive to reach Tuensang (1371 mt). Enroute visit Longkhim Village

(Sangtam Tribe) and some tribal houses.

Day 7: Tuensang - Kuthur - Noklak – Pengsa Depart for Pengshar. En-route stop at Noklak village

which is famous for Slate roof houses and bamboo handicrafts. Later drive to Pangsa which is on the

border of India and Myanmar. Day 8: Pangsa - Chandang Sadal – Kiphire Drive to Kiphire

Day 9: Kiphire – Pongru Morning visit Kiphire village and different tribal houses around Kiphre. Later

drive to Pongru.

Day 10: Pongru – Salumi – Thanamir Drive to Salumi, famous for its Natural Caves. It is also base for

excursion to Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary.

Day 11: Thanamir - Water Point Trek (10 kms, 4-6 hours)

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The trek passes through Tholung, Siang valley.

- Chang la pass (3650 m.), Posing la (3950mts.), Tse la (4550Mts.), Jera La (4031mt). Passes

Highlights:

Maximum Altitude - 4550 Mts.

Day 12: Water point - Mt. Saramati Peak - Water Point Trek Mt. Saramati peak (3841 M).

Day 13: Water Point - Thanamir - Salumi – Pongru Trek down to Salumi village via Thanamir. From here

drive to Pongru village. Day 14: Pongru – Kohima Drive back to Kohima.

Day 15: Kohima Day for leisure and independent activities.

Day 16: Kohima - Dimapur – Kolkata Transfer to Dimapur and fly to Kolkata.

Day 17: Depart Kolkata Proceed for half day city tour of Kolkata. Evening depart for onward

destination.

The Bailey Trail - Gorichen Trek

(Arunachal Pradesh)

Partially aligned along the ancient trade route, the trek

connects a series of interlocking valleys, connected through

six major passes reaching up to 4550 m. Traverse through

mixed sub tropical forests, coniferous forests, high grasslands,

Juniper, Rhododendrons and desolate high Himalayan

pastures. There are lovely Alpine lakes and breathtaking

views of peaks on the Tibet frontier. Also see quant Monpa

villages, the Tawang Monastery and spend time exploring

other sights around Tawang and meeting the local people.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Easy Best Time: June & September - October

Duration: 15 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi - Guwahati By flight and drive to Tejpur

Day 3: Tejpur – Bomdila Drive to reach Bomdila (2400 mt)

Day 4: Bomdila – Chander Drive to reach Chander village (2571 mt)

Day 5: Chander - Changla Hard trek 13 kms in 5-6hrs. through coniferous forests with two steep

climb along a ridge near Chang la pass (3650 m.) Superb views of the Sela range.

Day 6: Chang La – Pato Trek (14 kms 4-5hrs) to Pato (4200 mts.) through Posing la pass at 3950

Mts.

Day 7: Poto – Lahap (3750 mts) Trek (08 kms 4-5 hrs) steadily uphill (03 hrs) to cross the high - Tse

la, 4550 m. From here you can see the panoremic view of the Sela ridge, river valleys, Gorichen

(6500 m) and Kangdo,(7090 m)peaks.

Day 8: Lahap – Mago Trek (12 kms/4–5 hrs) to reach Mago (3680mt). Enroute cross Jera La (4031

mt)

Day 9: Mago – New Maling Trek (14 kms/ 4-5 hrs) to reach New Maling (2000 mt).

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Coorg is a beautiful district in southern Karnataka, border of kerala, famous for the picturesque

hills of the Western Ghats. They are long and contiguous hills spread over a vast geographical

area, interspersed with valleys and small tributaries. It is very famous for its Coorg Coffee as the

hills are blanketed with coffee and tea plantations

Day 10: New Malling – Jang – Tawang Trek 8 kms to reach Jang (1950 mt) which covers in 2 to 3

hrs.Arrive Jung and further drive down to Twang (2857 mt).

Day 11: Tawang Full day sightseeing of Tawang. Explore the 350 years old Tawang Monastery.

Day 12: Tawang – Bomdila Drive down (190 kms) to Bomdila.

Day 13: Bomdilka – Tejpur Drive back (160 kms) to Tejpur via Bhalukpong.

Day 14: Tezpur - Guwahati – Delhi Drive down (200 kms) to Guwahati.

Day 15: Depart Delhi Day at leisurevisit Red fort, Old Delhi later depart for the onward

destinations.

Coorg Trek

(Karnataka)

Coorg is one of the most beautifull and quaint little hill station in the

Southern Peninsula. It is famous for green rolling hills and coffe

plantation. The beautiful tea bungalows here speak of the legacy

that the British left behind.

Grade Moderate Best Time: October - March Duration: 15 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi: Meet upon arrival and transfer to hotel for overnight stay.

Day 2: Delhi – Bangalore – Mysore Morning after b/kfast transfer to domestic airport to board flight

for Bangalore. Upon arrival, transfer to railway station to board train to Mysore. By noon, arrive Mysore

and check into hotel. Overnight stay in Hotel.

Day 3: Mysore - Madikeri Morning after b/fast, sightseeing tour of Mysore and later drive to

Madikeri. Arive Madikeri, free to explore the town today. Overnight at home stay.

Day 4: Madikeri - Bisle Ghat to Mallali Waterfalls Morning after b/fast drive to Bisle Ghat for about 1.5

hours to reach trek start point. Start the trek. Overnight Camp/ home stay.

Day 5: Mallali Waterfalls to Kumaraparvatha Peak: Today morning after b/fast, we do an uphill climb

to Kumaraparvatha peak. Overnight Camp at Hilltop.

Day 6: Kumaraparvatha Peak to Kukke Subramanya: Morning post b/fast, cross over to the western

side of the ghats. For lunch stop at a small village house. Overnight camping at Kukke Subramanya.

Day 7: Kukke Subramanya to Vanachalu Today after b/fast, trek through a dense jungle trail through

unexplored Kadamkkal reserve forest. Chances to spot wildlife here. Arrive at our camping ground

close to tea gardens and a waterfall. Overnight camp.

Day 8: Vanachalu via Nishani Peak: Morning after b/fast we do a light trek of 8 kms. Have lunch at a

village home and enjoy the waterfalls. Overnight at Campsite.

Day 9: Vanachalu to Kallur via Ajimotte Peak Morning post b/fast, Vanachalu to Kallur passing

through thicker jungle paths where we pass the Ajjimotte Peak. Campfire and Dinner. Overnight Tent

Camping/ Village Home Stay.

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Maximum Altitude – 4860 M Deraphuk

Drive from Katmandu to Yama Dwar Tibet (china). View of Mount Kailash (6,638m,) Mansarovar

Lake (4558m). Trekking, camping and photography. Tibet food and cultural .

Day 10: Kallur to Mukkodlu via Mandalpetty Peak Morning after b/fast Kallur to Mukkodlu through

thick evergreen forests and Mandalpetty Peak. Overnight at a village home stay.

Day 11: Mukkodlu to Thantipala via Kotebetta Peak Morning after b/fast start trek to Kotebetta peak.

Day 12: Thantipala – Kootuhole - Madikeri Today Morning after b/fast we trek through some jungle

trails and mostly plantation trails. Reach Kootuhole and have lunch. Post lunch trek to Madikeri town

(2 hours). By noon at Madikeri town. End of trek. Overnight at home stay in Madikeri.

Day 13: Madikeri to Bangalore After b/fast we trek for about 2 hours to reach Madikeri town. By noon

arrrive Madikeri town. Overnight at hotel in Bangalore.

Day 14: Bangalore - Delhi: Morning transfer to airport to board flight to Delhi. Overnight stay at hotel

Day 15: Delhi Departure: Morning after b/fast transfer to the international airport to board flight for

onward destination.

Mt. Kailash and Mansarovar Trek (Yatra)

(Tibet /China)

Mount Kailash (6,638m), locally known as “Gang

Rinpoche,” is considered a sacred peak by Hindus,

Buddhists, Bon and Jains alike. Located in the Kailsh

Range near two of the largest lake in the region, Lake

Mansarovar and Lake Rakhshastal, it is a part of Trans-

Himalaya in Tibet. Every year, thousands of pilgrims

make pilgrimage to Kailsh, therefore, encountering

pilgrims and monks on the way will be a common sight

for the trekkers. The trail follows through rugged terrain,

high-altitude and unfriendly weather, making the trip

on foot most

challenging. Kailash trek via Lhasa can be one of the best adventure-travels for the trekkers. The trek

aims to introduce you to the colourful and culturally rich city of Lhasa "The Forbidden City," along with

observing local landscapes and tribal found in Kailash region.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Moderate Best Time: June - Oct Duration: 17 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Katmandu

Day 2: Katmandu Sightseeing of Kathmandu city.

Day 3: Katmandu – Kodari then continues to Nyalam (3750m) 156 kms drive

Day 4: Nyalam Free day in Nyalam for acclimatization.

Day 5: Nyalam – Saga (4600mt) Drive 245Km. Overnight in Saga Tibet.

Day 6: Saga - Paryang (4500m) Drive 250 Km

Day 7: Paryang - Mansarovar Lake (4558m) 277 Kms drive. Overnight in Mansarovar lake.

Day 8: Mansarovar - Darchen (4663m) Round trip of Mansarovar lake (Parikram) by Jeep &

continue drive to Darchen (4663m) 40kms drive

Day 9: Darchen - Yama Dwar - Deraphuk (4860m) Drive to Yama Dwar (Darboche) 8 km drives &

start trekking to Deraphuk (4860m) . Day 10: Deraphuk - Zutulphuk (4760m) trek to Zutulphuk. Overnight in tent.

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Day 11: Zutulphuk - Mansarovar End the round trip (Parikrama )& drive to Lake Mansarovar (Horaa

Qui) 25 kms drive Day 12: Mansarovar - Paryang Drive to Paryang (4500m) 277kms

Day 13: Paryang - Saga Drive to Saga (4600m) 230 kms

Day 14: Saga - Nyalam Drive back to to Nyalam aprox. 245 kms

Day 15: Nyalam - Katmandu Drive to Kathmandu, 156 kms drive

Day 16: Rest day in Kathmandu Day free in Katmandu Day 17: Kathmandu Departure take a flight back to home with golden memories.

Bhumthang Cultural Trek

(Bhutan)

Best cultural trek that takes you through villages, temples,

monasteries and farmlands.

Grade Easy Best Time: May – June

September – October

Duration: 12 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day1: Arrive Paro Meet and greet on arrival. Transfer to hotel. Post lunch, visit Ta Dzong. Next

visit Kichu Lhakhang, the oldest temple in the country. Overnight at hotel in Paro.

Day 2: Paro-Thimphu After breakfast, hike to Taktsang (Tiger's Nest) Monastery, Bhutan's most

famous monastery situated at 3180 mts. Lunch will be served at the café restaurant, located

halfway upon the mountain. After exploring the monastery, you will hike down to Paro valley.

Evening, transfer to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. Overnight at hotel.

Day 3: Thimphu-Punakha After b/fast, drive to Punakha, stop at Dochu La (3,100 meters) where

you can get spectacular views of the Himalayas on a clear day. Drive through rhododendron,

fir and hemlock forests. After arrival, Punakha visit Punakha Dzong. Overnight at hotel in

Punakha.

Day 4: Punakha-Bumthang After early b/fast you will drive to Bumthang, the cultural heartland

of the country. After lunch you'll visit Trongsa Dzong. Then you'll proceed to Bumthang. Check

into hotel on arrival. Overnight at hotel.

Day 5: Bumthang Today's sightseeing in Bumthang includes Jakar Dzong, the administrative

center of the valley; Jambay Lhakhang, one of the oldest monasteries in Bhutan, dating from

the introduction of Buddhism in Bhutan; and Kurjey Lhakhang, one of the most sacred places,

because Guru Rinpoche. In the evening you can visit local shops. Overnight at hotel.

Day 6: Trek to Ngang Lhakhang Today begin trek with a walk that covers about 12 miles in five

to six hours. The trial follows the Chamkhar Chu, a river known for trout. Stop for lunch at Thangbi

Lhakhang. From here the trek enters the Ngang Yul (Land of the Swan), at the centre of which

lies the Ngang Lhakhang (Swan Temple).

Day 7: Trek to Ugyen Choling Your walk today covers 14 miles in seven to eight hours. You will

begin with a gradual climb to Phephe La Pass at an altitude of 11,000 ft, the highest point of the

trek route. Overnight at camp (at 9500 ft)

Day 8: Conclusion of Trek at Jakar Your trek today covers about 6 miles in 2-3 hours. The trek

continues past the Mebar Tsho (Flaming Lake) to Pangshing, where you are picked up and

driven till Jakar where you celebrate your return to civilization.

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Day 9: Bumthang-Punakha You'll begin the day at the Bumthang market, and then drive to

Punakha. Overnight at hotel in Punakha.

Day 10: Punakha-Thimphu After b/fast, you will drive to Thimphu with a stop at Dochula for tea.

Here you will visit the new Druk Wangyal Monastery. Check into your hotel on arrival. Overnight

at hotel

Day 11: Thimphu-Paro In the morning, you will catch a busy weekend market at the bank of

Thimphu River where people from nearby villages come here to sell their farm products. Later in

the evening, you will drive to Paro. Overnight at hotel in Paro.

Day 12: Depart Paro After early breakfast, drive to airport for departure. Our representative will

bid you farewell.

Druk Path Trek

(Bhutan)

This scenic trek across the mountains separating

Paro and Thimphu passes through blue-pine forests,

alpine lake, and dwarf rhododendrons forests.

Grade Moderate Best Time: May – June

September – October

Duration: 11 Days

Suggested Itineray

Day 1: Arrive Paro Arrive Paro and transfer to hotel. Post lunch, visit Ta Dzong, once a fortified

lookout tower that is now the National Museum; visit Kichu Lhakhang, the oldest temple in the

country and Drugyal Dzong (Bhutan Victory Fort), which was built in 1646. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2: Hike to Tiger’s Nest After b/fast hike to Taktsang (Tiger's Nest) Monastery, Bhutan's most

famous monastery (3180 mt.). The monastery is perched on the edge of a steep cliff, about 900

meters above Paro Valley. After exploring the monastery, hike down to Paro. Overnight at hotel.

Day 3: Paro-Jele Dzong After b/fast, trek to Jele La Dzong (3,400mt) which is mostly in ruins and

there is a Lhakhang with the statute of Buddha Sakyamuni. Overnight camp

Day 4: Jele Dzong-Jangchulakha Today explore Jele Dzong. Today’s trek’s trail takes you through

thick alpine forests and rhododendrons crossing the Jele La (3490m). See yak herders around your

campsite. Overnight at camp (Altitude 3770mt)

Day 5: Jangchulakha-Jimilangtsho The trail climbs steeply to the Jangchulakha (4180mt). On a

clear day the views of the mountains and valleys are sensational. Overnight camp (Altitude

3870mt)

Day 6: Jimilangtsho-Simkota Todays trails descends and ascends along the side of the ridge to a

summit at 4050m overlooking Janetsho Lake. Camp is close to Simkota Lake. Overnight at camp.

Day 7: Simkota–Phajodhing Todays trail slowly descends through junipers trees & bountiful vistas.

Day 8: Phajodhing–Thimphu The trek to Thimphu is down hill through a forested area of mostly blue

pine. After arrival Thimphu (3 hours, afternoon at leisure. Overnight at hotel.

Day 9: Thimphu-Punakha After b/fast visit the King's Memorial Chorten; National Institute of

Traditional Medicine, the traditional paper factory and the majestic Tashichhodzong. After lunch,

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enjoy the scenic drive to Punakha with a stop for tea at Dochu La (3,100 meters). From the pass,

drive downhill through rhododendron, fir and hemlock forests. Traversing through rice fields along

the bank of Punakha River, arrive Punakaha . Overnight hotel.

Day 10: Punakha-Paro After b/fast, visit Punakha Dzong, stunningly situated between the male

and female rivers like an anchored ship. Later drive to Paro. Stop at Metshina Village on the way

and take a short walk through the rice fields to Chimi Lakhang. If you wish, receive the blessing

from the Lama’s wooden phallus! Stop in Thimphu for lunch. Later in the evening, drive to Paro.

Overnight at hotel.

Day 11: Depart Paro Drive to airport for departure

Jumolhari Trekking

(Bhutan)

This is one of the most beautiful treks in Bhutan, since

you will have very good view of the mountains,

scenery of alpine and good campsites. The best

time for this trek will be in the spring and autumn.

Grade Moderate Best Time: May – June

September – October Duration: 15 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Paro Meet and greet on arrival and transfer to hotel. Afternoon visit Ta Dzong. Next

visit Kyichu Lhakhang. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2: Acclimatization hike to Tiger's Nest After b/fast hike to Taktsang (Tiger's Nest) Monastery.

In the evening explore Paro town. Overnight at hotel.

Day 3: Paro-Shana Trek Trek starts from Drukgyal Dzong (2,580 mt) with downhill walk.

Day 4: Shana-Sio Thangkha The trail again follows Pa Chhu (Paro River). Post a hot and fresh

lunch, follow the river climbing up through rhododendron forests. Overnight at campsite

(Altitude 3,750mt)

Day 5: Sio Thangkha-Jangothang The path ascends for a while till you reach the army camp.

Then follow the river above the tree line enjoying the stunning view of surrounding peaks. Post

lunch, short walk into the valley will take you to camp at Jangothang at an altitude of 4,040m.

Day 6: Rest day at Jangothang Acclimatization. Explore near by mountains and lakes.

Day 7: Jangothang-Lingshi The trail follows the stream and crosses the bridge to the right side.

Start climb up to the first ridge, then walk towards the valley. Cclimb to the Ngye La pass at an

altitude of 4,700m. After the pass, it is a gradual descent to the Lingshi camp, enjoying the

panoramic view of the peaks and Lingshi Dzong. Camp at an altitude of 4000m.

Day 8: Lingshi-Shodu The Laya Gasa route leaves the Jumolhari trek here. The trek route climbs

towards a small white Chorten on a ridge above the camp, then turns south up the deep Mo

Chhu valley. It then crosses the river, and climbs steeply for two hours to Yeli La pass (4,820m).

From the pass, on a clear day, you can see Jumolhari, Gangchen Ta, Tshering Gang and

Masang Gang. Further downstream to a camp at Shodu (4,100m), a meadow with a Chorten.

Day 9: Shodu-Barshong The path follows Thimphu River. Hot lunches will be served. After lunch

the trail gradually ascends to the ruins of Barshong Dzong. Overnight at camp (Altitude 3,600mt)

Day 10: Barshong-Dolam Kencho The trail descends gently through a dense forest. Then

traverses steep cliff to Dolam Kencho

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Day 11: Dolam Kencho-Dodena-Thimphu) Trek ends The trail goes in and out steeply to the river

and follows it southward to the road head at Dodena, elevation 2,600m. Overnight hotel.

Day 12: Thimphu After b/fast, visit the King's Memorial Chorten. In the afternoon, catch a busy

weekend market. Overnight hotel.

Day 13: Thimphu-Punakha After b/fast, enjoy the scenic drive to Punakha. From the pass, drive

downhill through the forests of rhododendron, fir and hemlock. After lunch, visit Punakha Dzong.

Overnight at hotel.

Day 14: Punakha-Paro After b/fast, drive to Paro via Dochula Pass. Stop in Thimphu for lunch.

Later in the evening, drive to Paro. In the evening, visit a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse.

Overnight at hotel. Day 15: Depart Paro After early b/fast, board flight to onwards destination.

Annapurna Base Camp Trek

(Nepal)

Annapurna Base Camp Trek combines some of the most spectacular

mountain scenery and fascinating insights into the lives of people in

the Himalaya. Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m) is a rudimentary

camp site on Mt. Annapurna I (8,091m). The trek takes you through

the Oak and Rhododendron forests and culturally rich Gurung and

Magar villages of the region.

Grade Moderate Best Time: May – June

September – October Duration: 15 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival day in Kathmandu Upon arrival, transfer to hotel in Kathmandu. In the evening,

enjoy a welcome dinner in typical Nepalese restaurant. Overnight at hotel.

Day 02: Kathmandu valley sightseeing & trek preparation After b/fast, today explore

Kathmandu; visit Hindu temple Pashupatinath, and Swoyambhunath Stupa

Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara valley Early morning drive by tourist bus to Pokhara.

Explore surrounding lakeside areas. Overnight at hotel.

Day 04: Drive to Nayapul and trek to Tikhedhunga After b/fast, drive to Naya Pul (1 hour).

Commence trek to Birethanti, a large town besides the Modi River. Head up the main trail to

Sudami where we climb up gradually, reaching Hile (1495m) before pushing on to Tikhe Dhunga.

Day 05: Trek to Ghorepani After b/fast prepare for the long uphill and start with steep ascends

on the long stone steps to Ulleri village. After few hours reach at Ghorepani, enjoy the fantastic

views of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Himalayan range. Day 06: Poon hill hike and trek to Tadapani An early morning start for 40 minutes.

Day 07: Trek to Chhomrong Dropping down from Tadapani to the Kimrong Khola. After crossing

the suspension bridge the trail follows up to the Gurjung village for your lunch stop. Further trek

leads uphill for half an hour. Arrive Chhomrong village (2210mt).

Day 08: Trek to Dovan After b/fast our trail descent to the Chhomrong Khola and then the trail

leads to a small place - Sinuwa hill.

Day 09: Trek to Machhapuchre Base Camp After b/fast, route climbs to Himalaya Hotel

(2840mt). After lunch, trail continues into Machhapuchre Base Camp for overnight stay with the

closest view of the Machhapuchre along Annapurna I and Gangapurna.

Day 10: Trek to Annapurna Base Camp After b/fast, we lead you into the heart of sanctuary at

the Annapurna Base Camp. Overnight camp.

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Day 11: Annapurna Base Camp to Bamboo Today wake up with the glimpse of sunrise over Mt

Annapurna.

Day 12: Trek to Jhinu Danda After b/fast start trail leading to Khuldi Ghar and retract to Sinuwa

hill. Continue trek to Chhomrong. After lunch, trek descends towards Jhinu for overnight stay.

Day 13: Trek to Pokhara Today a long day’s walk by the river Modi. Drive back to Pokhara for

overnight stay.

Day 14: Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu Early morning drive by tourist bus through the

beautiful Nepalese countryside to Kathmandu. On arrival, transfer to hotel. Rest of the day to

relax or explore the surrounding areas. Overnight at hotel.

Day 15: Departure from Kathmandu Today is free for last minute shopping for souvenirs. Transfer

to International Airport for departure to your onwards destination.

Everest Base Camp Trek

(Nepal)

The Everest Base Camp (South side) in Nepal at an altitude of 5,364

metres/ 17,598 ft and one of the most popular trekking routes in the

Himalayas. This base camps is rudimentary campsite on Mt Everest

which is used by mountain climbers during their ascent and descent.

Grade Moderate Best Time: May – June

September – October Duration: 15 Days

Suggested Itineray

Day 01 Arrival Kathmandu Upon arrival, our representative will welcome you and assist to transfer in

your hotel in Kathmandu. Evening enjoy a welcome dinner in one of the typical Nepalese restaurant

in the heart of Kathmandu. Overnight at Hotel.

Day 02 Kathmandu to Lukla and trek to Phakding Early morning, fly from Kathmandu to Lukla for

about 40 minutes. Post lunch, take an easy walk to Phakding village for the overnight stop.

Day 03 Phakding to Namche Bazaar After b/fast continue upto banks of Dudh Kosi, crossing by small

suspension bridges before reaching the village of Monjo to enter Sagarmatha National Park.

Day 04 Acclimatization day at Namche Bazaar Spend the day in Namche Bazaar. Day at at leisure

or you may visit Everest View Point hotel or Sherpa Museum. A great place to learn Sherpa culture

and history of mountaineering. Walk back to hotel for overnight stay.

Day 05 Namche to Tyangboche After b/fast, start trek with pleasant walk through forests with

magnificent view of mountains. The trail leads up to Tyangboche.

Day 06 Tyangboche to Dingboche The trail descends down from Tengboche. Traverse the plains to

Dingboche, the start of the Imja Tse Valley.

Day 07 Acclimatization day at Dingboche Today rest before the last leg of the journey. You may visit

some places where you can go for a day walk like trek to Chhukung (4,730m). A worth while trek

which takes approx. 3-4 hours from Dingboche. At Chhukung, there are few teahouses overlooking

superb view of the snow capped peaks and glaciers. Overnight stay.

Day 08 Dingboche to Lobuche Tackle the steep incline to the terminal moraine of the Khumbu

glacier, continuing along the rugged route to your resort at Loboje.

Day 09 Trek to Gorakshep and hike to Everest Base Camp After b/fast, continue trek to Gorekshep.

After check in at lodge & lunch, continue towards Everest Base Camp and to the Khumbu Ice-fall. In

Everest Base Camp the climbers gather for summit Everest during the high expedition season. We

explore base camp and its surroundings glacier and return back to Gorekshep for overnight.

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Day 10 Early Hike to Kala Pathar and trek back to Pheriche Guide will arrange time for this morning

to start early hike up to Kala Pathar for the most wonderful sunrise views of the Everest. Hike down to

Gorekshep, have b/fast and retrace back towards Pheriche for overnight

Day 11 Pheriche to Kyanjuma Take back great memories with you and walk down hill towards the

Phungithanka vis Tangboche and after crossing the suspension bridge onwards to the Kyanjuma the

junction of the trinity ways to Gokyo Valley, Khumjung village and Namche Bazzar.

Day 12 Kyanjuma to Khumjung to Monju Today after b/fast short climb to hidden valley called

Khumjung village. We walk back to the downhill for overnight at Monju. Day 13 Monju to Lukla Leisurely this morning we trek back to Lukla. Arrival in Lukla.

Day 14 Fly back to Kathmandu. After an early morning flight to Kathmandu, transfer to your hotel.

Day 15 Departure from Kathmandu Departure to onward dastination.

Jomsom Muktinath Trek (Nepal)

Muktinath (3,710m), a holy site for Hindus and Buddhists alike, is

located in the Muktinath valley of northern Nepal. Millions of devotees

make a pilgrimage to the region every year; taking shower in the cold

streams located inside the temple premise.

Grade Moderate Best Time: May – June

September – October Duration: 14 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival day in Kathmandu Upon arrival, our representative will welcome you and assists to

transfer in your hotel in Kathmandu.

Day 02: Kathmandu valley sightseeing & trek preparation After breakfast the day will start to our

guided trip to cultural world heritage sites in Kathmandu valley. Evening pre-trip discussion and

introduce with our fellow trekking staff for your adventure trip.

Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara valley Early morning drive by tourist bus to Pokhara through

the beautiful Nepalese countryside to reach the Pokhara lakeside and transfer to hotel. Rest of the

day to explore the surrounding lakeside areas and overnight at hotel.

Day 04: Fly to Jomsom trek to Kagbeni After breakfast morning flight to Jomsom. From Jomsom our

trek continues on the gradual & windy path on the Kali Gandaki river bed for about 3 hrs and finally

reaching at Ekley-bhatti village. After good stop here an hour of easy walk reaches you to Kagbeni.

The trail climbs through a desert landscape till Jarkot Village. A further climb brings you to Muktinath.

Day 05: Kagbeni to Muktinath Today, start your trek to Muktinath. We cross the small villages and

reach at Jharkot. After lunch, half an hour climb upto the hill of Muktinath. Overnight at hotel.

Day 06: Muktinath to Marpha Visit temple in the morning and continuing journey descending to the

Kaligandaki river valley floor. After lunch at Jomsom further two hours of easy walk towards south

east brings us at Marpha for the overnight stop, which is little gem, with whitewashed houses, paved

streets and numerous well kept lodges. Here you will have time to celebrate with the local apple

products like cider, brandy and juice and dinner with apple pie.

Day 07: Marpha to Ghasa Today, enjoy the walk following the Kaligandaki river down stream

reaching another charming village at Tukuche, close beneath the Tukuche peak and Dhaulagiri with

spectacular views of Mt. Nilgiri's and the massif icefalls which tumbles from the Dhaualgiri's east face,

after an hour walk from Tukuche. After 2 hrs easy downhill reach Thakali village for overnight at lodge.

Day 08: Ghasa to Tatopani We pass between two giant peaks of Dhaulagiri and the Annapurna's.

Explore the local place and overnight at hotel.

Day 09: Relaxing day at hot spring Today’s day for relaxation.After hot bath and long day in the

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Himalayas enjoy your day in learing Nepalese culture and explore surrounding village.

Day 10: Tatopani to Ghorepani Spend a wonderful day at hot spring, trek down before crossing a

suspension bridge over the Kaligandaki River. We divert from here taking the left uphill climb.

Day 11: Trek to Ghorapani An early morning start for 40 minutes hike up to Poon hill. After a great time

return back to Ghorepani for breakfast and continue trek to Tikhadhunga for overnight.

Day 12: Trek to Nayapul & Drive to Pokhara This is our last day ofn trek. After half an hour flat walk will

reach at Nayapul. Our trek ends here and drives back to Pokhara lakeside for the overnight stop.

Day 13: Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu Early morning drive by tourist bus to Pokhara. On arrival at

Kathmandu guide will transfer to the hotel and rest of the time relax or explore the surrounding areas

and overnight at hotel.

Day 14: Departure from Kathmandu

Mt. Kailash and Mansarovar Yatra

(Nepal)

Mount Kailash (6,638m), locally known as “Gang Rinpoche,” is

considered a sacred peak by Hindus, Buddhists, Bon and Jains alike.

Located in the Kailsh Range near two of the largest lake in the region,

Lake Mansarovar and Lake Rakhshastal, it is a part of Trans-Himalaya

in Tibet.

Grade Moderate Best Time: May – June

September – October Duration: 17 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival Kathmandu Upon your arrival, transfer to hotel in Kathmandu, overnight at Hotel.

Day 02: Kathmandu valley sightseeing and trip preparation After breakfast the day will start with our

guided trip to cultural world heritage sites in Kathmandu valley. Over night at Kathmandu hotel.

Day 03: Drive to Kodari then continues to Nyalam Early morning drive to Kodari, the Nepali border

post. After completing immigration and custom formalities drive up hill to Zhangmu, a Tibetan border

town. Continue journey through a beautiful gorge to Nyalam crossing the Himalayan range. A

Tibetan Guide will meet on arrival at the check post. On the way you will see fantastic view of deep

valley with some overflowing waterfalls. Overnight at Nyalam

Day 04: Free day in Nyalam for acclimatization Nyalam Guesthouse Spend the day to acclimatize

at Nyalam and enjoy your surroundings.

Day 05: Drive to Saga First long driving day over the sandy and rocky land of Tibet. By late afternoon

you will cross Bhramha Purtra River way to typical Chinese and Tibetan town, Saga for night.

Day 06: Drive to Paryang Jeeps and trucks roll on the wide valley following rivers and grazing land of

yaks and sheep. Far south you can see snow covered peaks nearby you, lots of rocky peaks and

sand duns give you an ideal world.

Day 07: Paryang to Lake Mansarovar Longest driving day starts with full of excitement, by late

afternoon view first sight of Holy Kailash Parbat and Manasarovara. Overnight at Chu Gumba.

Day 08: Mansarovar Parikram on Jeep & continue drive to Darchen Manasarova, the lake of

compassion, tranquility and bliss. Comple the morning Bath and Puja and head towards Tarchen.

Day 09: Drive to Yama Dwar (Darboche) For 15 km trail it takes almost 7 hrs.

Day 10: Trek Deraphuk to Zutulphuk Yamasthal should be crossed to reach the Shiva-sthal. Once your

steps go down, Parvati-stal and Gauri Kunda are on the way. By late afternoon arrive at Zuthal Puk

Day 11: End Parikrama & drive to Lake Mansarovar After walking 3 hours, all the driving crew will be

waiting your arrival. By the late afternoon you will be at your lodge/camp.

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Maxmium Altitude - 5224 mts., Tsomorir - One of the biggest lake in Indian Hiamalaya. Tsokar –

Salted Lake. Himalayan wild life, Monasteries and festivals of Ladakh.Experience of Trans

Himalayan Flight.

Day 12: Drive to Paryang Today, after breakfast we'll leave Lake Mansarovar today and drive to

Paryang, a beautiful small Tibetan village for overnight.

Day 13: Drive to Saga Morning leave Paryang and continue to Saga for overnight.

Day 14: Drive to Nyalam Our route leads from Saga town to the Ferry at Yarlung Tsangpo

(Bhramaputra River). Drive through the passes till we reach near the lake Paigutsho, and further to

the scenic drive through the beautiful countryside of Tibet and continuous drive to Nyalam for

overnight.

Day 15: Drive to Kathmandu This morning we'll drive back across the Tibet -Nepal border at Kodari

and after the custom formalities we drive to Kathmandu. After check in to the hotel. Rest of the day

is at leisure. Overnight in hotel.

Day 16: Rest day in Kathmandu At this pleasant day, you may have full day leisure at your own. Over

night at Kathmandu

Day 17: Departure from Kathmandu

Drive Past Blue Lakes & Lunar Landscape-Jeep Safari

(Ladakh)

A perfect Jeep Safari through the sandy deserts of Rupshu

region. Breathtaking views of the most beautiful lakes of

Ladakh. Tso Moriri 4572 mt. Tso Kar 4485 mt. Tasang Tso

4200 mt. This region also abounds in Himalayan wildlife like

marmots , mountain goats , wild Tibetan foxes , Bar

headed Goose , Great Crested Grebe , Brahmini Duck

etc. Drive past many small villages and monasteries en

route.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Easy Best Time: June - September Duration: 10 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Leh Fly to Leh (3505 mt). Rest of the day leisure for Acclimatisation

Day 3: Leh Visit Shet Palace, Thiskey Palace, Stok Palace and Museum.

Day 4: Leh – Tsomoriri Morning drive down to reach Karzok (4,572 mt) the only village near Tsomoriri

Lake. The jeep safari via Sumdo is one of the most interesting as it goes through sandy deserts &

rocky paths.

Day 5: Tsomoriri: Day free to explore the Lake area and the village. TSO-MORIRI LAKE is one of the

most breathtaking fresh water lakes in Ladakh.

Day 6: Tsomoriri - Tsokar: Morning drive to reach Tsokar via puga by covering 75 kms in 3-4 hours.

Tsokar lake 4485 mt is also called as white lake because of salt deposit around it.

Day 7: Tsokar – Leh Morning drive to Leh via Thukje Gompavia Tanglang-la (5224 mt.) - the 2nd

highest motorable road in Ladakh.

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Maxmium Altitude - 5600 Mts.

Drive through highest motorable road in the world Khardong -La (5600 mt). Silk route trading

centers.Double humped Camel Ride on white sand dunes. Nubra – one of the most beautiful

valley in Ladakh.

Day 8: Leh Day free.

Day 9: Leh – Delhi Fly to Delhi.

Day 10: Depart – Delhi Depart for onward destination.

The Last Shangrila (Nubra Valley) – Jeep safari

(Ladakh)

Lying north of Leh beyond Khardung-La pass , Nubra Valley was

once center of thriving Silk route trade. You can get a chance

to enjoy Bactrian Camel (double humped) Ride on white sand

dunes close to Diskit. Drive past the Highest Motorable road

Khardong La Pass. At 5600 mt. , the highest motor able road in

the world. Monasteries of Hunder , Ansa , Sumur & Keyger

reflects rich heritage of Mahayana Buddhism.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Easy Best Time: July - September Duration: 11 Days

Suggested Itienray

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Leh Fly to Leh (3505 mt). Rest of the day leisure for Acclimatisation

Day 3: Leh Visit Shet Palace, Thiksey Palace, Stok Palace and Museum

Day 4: Leh - Khardungla – Keygar Drive Keygar via "Khardong -La" (5600 mt) the highest motorable

road in the world from where one can have good views of Karakuram and Ladakh mountian

ranges.

Day 5: Keygar - Ansa - Panamic – Keygar After an early breakfast you drive to Panamic village

along Nubra River. Leaving the jeeps on the river side near the bridge start Trek 3-4 hours to Ansa

Monastery one of the most important Monasteries of Nubra.

Day 6: Keygar - Samstanling – Deskit Day for visiting Samstanling Monastery which is located very

close to Keygar village.

Day 7: Deskit - Hunder – Deskit Day for visiting Hundar Monastery

Day 8: Deskit – Leh After breakfast drive back to Leh.

Day 9: Leh Morning proceed for sightseeing tour of Phiyang, Spituk and Stok Palace.

Day 10: Leh – Delhi Fly to Delhi. Rest of the day at leisure. Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 11: Depart Delhi Optional sightseeing of Delhi. Transfer to international airport in time to board

the flight to onward destination.

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Highlights : Maxmium Altitude - 5602 Mts. Khardungla

Drive through one of the most important National Highway of India. Experience over night

camping in cold desert. Cross many highy pass of Himlaya i.e. Rohtang pass (3980 M).

Baralacha Pass (4891 M). Lachuang-La (5079 M). Monastries of Ladakh and witness of many

festivals. House boat and Dal Lake in Srinagar.

Trans Himalayan Safari – Jeep Safari

(Himachal Pradesh/ Ladakh/Jammu &

Kashmir)

This safari passesover some of the highest motorable roads in

the world like Rohtang Pass (3980 mt), Baralacha La (4891 mt),

Lachung La (5079 mt) and Tanglangla (5500 mt). This safari is

one of the best Trans- Himalayan Safaris traversing the many

ranges of Himalayas. It also crosses many diverse cultural

canvases.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Easy Best Time: June - September Duration: 18 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Chandigarh drive (260 km)

Day 3: Chandigarh – Manali drive (295 km)

Day 4: Manali Leisure for preparation of trek and visit Hidimba Temple, Hot water springs at Vashisth

Kund.

Day 5: Manali - Rohtang – Keylong Drive to Keylong (3140 M) (140 kms/6 - 7 hrs approx) via Rohtang

pass (3980 M).

Day 6: Keylong - Jispa – Sarchu Visit Sarshul Gompa. Drive 92 kms in approx 4 hr. Sarchu is the

border of Himachal and Jammu - Kashmir States. En-route stop at Baralacha Pass (4891 M).

Baralacha means "a pass with cross roads

Day 7: Sarchu – Tsokar Drive to Tsokar 115km crossing Lachuang-La (5079 M).

Day 8: Tsokar - Pang – Leh Drive to Leh 176 km through the expansive Kyungshu plains stretched

for 45 Kms.

Day 9: Leh Sightseeing tour of Phiyang, Spituk and Stok Palace.

Day 10: Leh Visit Shey Palace, Thiksey Palace, Stok Palace and Museum.

Day 11: Leh – Nubra Drive 120 Km drive crossing Khardungla Pass 5602 M

Day 12: Nubra – Pangong Drive 135 Km

Day 13: Pangong – Leh Drive back to Leh. Overnight in Leh

Day 14: Leh – Kargil drive 215 Km En-route visit Alchi and Lamayuru monastery.

Day 15: Kargil – Srinagar drive 205 Km crossing Zojila Pass 3528 M

Day 16: Srinagar sightseeing of Srinagar and boat ride in dal lake

Day 17: Srinagar – Delhi Fly to Delhi.

Day 18: Depart Delhi Optional sightseeing of Delhi flight to onward destination

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Highlights:

Tabo – One of the oldest Budhist Monastery in India. Drive along with 3 different rivers. Bhimakali

Temple – The finest combination of Hindu Budhist architecture. Visit highest inhabited village of

Kibber at 4400 mt. Two Major Hill Station of India.

The Kunzum Overland Experience – Jeep Safari

(Himahal Pradesh)

A perfect Himalayan Jeep Safari crossing high passed of

Kunzum La (4550 mt) and Rohtang Pass (3980 mt). Safari

though some of the most beautiful places of Kinnaur, Spiti &

Lahaul region, a fantastic off-beaten circuit. Explore 1000 year

old Buddhist Monastries enroute. Wonder through the master

paintings of Tabo Monastery “The Ajanta of the North". Highest

permanently inhabited village of Kibber at 4400 mt.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Easy Best Time: July - September Duration: 14 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi - Chandigarh – Shimla Depart from Delhi by train (Shatabdi Express) to Chandigarh,

then drive(90 kms) to Shimla(3hrs)

Day 3: Shimla – Sarahan Start Jeep safari (183 kms, 7-8hrs) to reach Sarahan (1920 M) via

Narkanda (2690 m) ,Srikhand Mahadev (5155 M) as a backdrop.

Day 4: Sarahan - Rekonpio – Kalpa Start safari (95 kms,5-6hrs) to reach Kalpa (2759 m) via Rekonpio

(2758 M).Kalpa lies in rain shadow region close to Tibetan border at the confluence of Spiti and

Sutlej rivers.

Day 5: Kalpa - Nako – Tabo Start safari to reach Tabo via Nako. A short drive after Kalpa 50-60 km

you visit village Puh over looking the valley.

Day 6: Tabo Visit TABO CHOSKOR.

Day 7: Tabo - Lallung - Dhankar – Kaza Drive(20 kms) to Lallung Monastery. After visiting Dhankar,

drive to Kaza.

Day 8: Kaza Excursion to Pin Valley. Visit Kungri Monastery, villages, Ki Monastery (4116 M) and later

drive to Kibber village (4400 M) which is among the highest permanently inhabited villages in the

world.

Day 9: Kaza – Keylong Drive (210 km) to Keylong (3550 mts) via Kunzum Pass (4551 mt) and Koksar.

Day 10: Keylong Visit Khardong Monastery at Keylong and also hike to Sahsur Gompa.

Day 11: Keylong - Rohtang – Manali Return safari (122 kms,7-8hrs) to reach Manali (2050 M).

Day 12: Manali – Chandigarh Drive (310 km) to Chandigarh which takes about 09-10 hrs.

Day 13: Chandigarh – Delhi Sightseeing tour of Chandigarh. It is is one of the best planned cities

of India and famous for its Rock Garden, Lake Club and many Govt buildings. Evening train

(Shatabdi Express) to Delhi.

Day 14: Depart Delhi Day at leisure. Evening depart for the onward destination.

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Highlights:

Tawang - one of the biggest Monastery in India; Tribal Village of Arunchal Pradesh; Safari in

National Park. Jeep Safari through Sela Pass and Kaziranga National Park

The Budhist Route

(Arunachal Pradesh)

Tawang Monastery – one of the largest in North-East India

(second only to Potala Palace) is set against dramatic

backdrop of snow clad mountains. Over 500 monks are

resident of this monastery which has strong Tibetan influence.

An 8 mt high gilded Buddha dominates the sanctum of

monastery. Kaziranga National Park – the oldest national park

of Assam, Kaziranga is home to great Indian one-horned

Rhinoceros. Spread over 430 sq. km, its a dazzling mosaic of

dense rain forest, tall elephant grass and swath of reeds.

Kaziranga is also home to wild elephants and other wild

animals.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Easy Best Time: October - March Duration: 11 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Kolkata

Day 2: Kolkata - Guwahati – Tezpur Fly to Guwahati. Drive to Tezpur (200 km).

Day 3: Tezpur -Bomdila – Dirang Morning after breakfast drive to reach Dirang(2580 mt). Enroute

stop at Bhalukpong 65 kms from Tezpur for passport check. Bhalukpong serves as the border

between Assam and Arunachal Pradesh.

Day 4: Dirang – Tawang Morning drive to Tawang (3090 mt) . Visit one of the typical Monpa

Villages and The Buddhist Kalachakra Monastery. Post lunch drive down to Tawang. Enroute

photostop while crossing the 13,714 ft high Sela Pass.

Day 5: Tawang Visit the famous `Galden Namgyal Lhatse Monastery, known as Tawang

Monastery’, Ani Gompa (Nunnery Monastery), Urgyaling Gompa - the monastery belonging. Day

6: Tawang – Bomdila Return drive to Bomdila Day 7: Bomdila - Tezpur Drive to Tezpur.

Day 8: Tezpur – Kaziranga Drive to Kaziranga - The Rhino land. Spread over more than 340 sq. km

of wet land. Afternoon, Jeep Safari in the Park. Day 9: Kaziranga Park safari for game viewing on elephant back.

Day 10: Kaziranga – Guwahati – Kolkata Drive to Guwahati. Upon arrival transfer to domestic

airport to board flight to Kolkata.

Day 11: Depart Kolkata Day at leisure. Optional sightseeing of Kolkata city. Later transfer to

International airport on time to board flight for onward destination.

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Highlights: Jeep safari; Tribal Villages of Arunachal

The Land of the Animists

(Arunachal Pradesh)

An infinite variety of geographic setting, topography, varied flora and

fauna , ethnic communities, wildlife, crafts, the list is endless.

Countryside takes you to this Wonderland in its own inimitable way! On

this splendid journey to the Arunachal Pradseh be ready to see the

typical villages of India and meet popular tribes and spirited folks,

residing here. Get accustomed to their culture and traditions which

still remain unexplored and unknown to the rest of the world

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, visa copy etc.)

Grade Easy Best Time: October - March Duration: 15 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Kolkata

Day 2: Kolkata - Guwahati – Tezpur Flight to Guwahati Visit Kamakhya Temple and further drive to

Tejpur.

Day 3: Tejpur– Itanagar Morning take a tour of Tezpur. Visit Da-Parbatia, The ruins of the door frame

of Da-Parbatia Temple. Afternoon drive to Itanagar.

Day 4: Itanagar Itanagar is the capital of Arunachal and one of the biggest towns in Arunachal

Pradesh. Visit Jawaharlal Nehru Museum, moniestry and the market where may meet people from

the Nishi tribes who live around Itanagar.

Day 5: Itanagar – Ziro Drive to Ziro. En route visit Tribal village of Nishi Tribes

Day 6: Ziro Visit Bulla Village of Apatani Tribes, Tarin Fish Farm, Pine Groves etc.

Day 7: Ziro – Daporijo Drive to Daporijo. En-route visit local Tagin village.

Day 8: Daporijo – Along Drive to Along. En-route visit one or two tribal villages. The main tribe of

Along is Adi Galong.

Day 9: Along – Pashighat Drive to Pasighat.

Day 10: Pashighat – Roing Drive to Roing. An adventurous drive through the forest and riverside.

Afternoon interface with the Idu Mishmi tribes and visit the ruins of the Bishmaknagar

Day 11: Roing – Anini Drive to Anini, visitors can see the ruins of Princess Rukmini of Rukminati, which

is situated at the heart of Chimri village.

Day 12: Anini Day to explore the Idu Mishmi Tribal Villages in and around Anini.

Day 13: Anini – Roing Drive back toRoing.

Day14: Roing-Dibrugarh Morning drive and then ferry down to reach Dibrugarh (7hrs).

Day15: Dibrugarh-Jorhat-Kolkata and depart Drive down to Jorhat to catch filght for Kolkata. From

Kolkata Airport, board flight for onward destination.

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Highlights:

Passes /Peaks - View of Mt. Everest (8848 mts), Mt.Khangchendzonga (8598m.3rd highest Mountai

in the world), Toy Train Ride , Monasteries of Sikkim,Tea Gardens.

Jeep Safari through lush green hill slopes and tea gardens. Visit the valley of wild Himalaya

flowers Rhododendrons

Orchid Safari (Darjeeling & North Sikkim) – Jeep Safari

(Sikkim)

Sikkim has always been known for its unparalleled natural

beauty, high hills, big Buddhist Monasteries and lakes. The

newly opened region of North Sikkim has opened another

opportunity for nature lovers and is considered as botanist

paradise. The Yumthang and surrounding region is full of many

varieties of wild Himalayan flowers like Rhododendrons, Blue

Poppies, many varieties of exotic Orchids and many more. The

journey passes through lush green hill slopes and tea garden.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

Grade Easy Best Time: April - October Duration: 14 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Kolkata

Day 2: Kolkata - Bagdogra – Darjeeling Fly to Bagdora and drive to Darjeeling

Day 3: Darjeeling Drive (5 hours) to Tiger Hill to see Sunrise over Mount Everest and Kanchenjunga

ranges and also visit Ghoom Monastery,visit Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Zoological Garden

etc, Day 4: Darjeeling – Pemayangste Drive to Pelling via Legship. Visit Pemayangtse Monastery

Day 5: Pemayangste - Kechiperi – Yuksum Drive to Yuksum via Kechiperi lake, often called `Wishing

Lake’. The original capital of Sikkim, the tiny hill town of Yuksum is the base for many treks and

climbing expeditions to Mount Kanchenjunga and other important peaks.

Day 6: Yuksum – Gangtok Drive to Gangtok via Rumtek. RUMTEK is one of the most important

monasteries in Sikkim.

Day 7: Gangtok Early morning drive to Tashi View Point to witness the Sunrise over Mt.

Kanchendzonga range of Mountains. Visit Enchey Monastery, Do-drul chorten, Tibetology and

orchidarium.

Day 8: Gangtok – Lachung In the morning drive to North Sikkim. En-route stop to visit Phodong and

Labrang Monastery. After visiting the monastery continue driving to Lachung.

Day 9: Lachung Day at leisure to explore the area around Lachung for flowers watching. The region

is full of wild Orchids and Rhododendrons of many varieties. Day 10: Lachung - Yumthang – Lachung Excursion to Yumthang (25 km) which takes about an hour.

Day 11: Lachung – Gangtok Return to Gangtok

Day 12: Gangtok – Kalimpong Drive (130 km) to Kalimpong. The drive is very beautiful along Tista

River. Day 13: Kalimpong - Bagdogra – Kolkata Drive Bagdogra airport to board flight to Kolkata.

Day 14: Depart Kolkata Depart for onward destination.

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Highlights:

Taj Mahal, Deeg Fort, Karauli Fort, Jantar Mantar, City Palace, Amer Fort, Chandani Chauk,

Jama Masjid, Rajghat.

mt). Tanglang La (5328 mt). The Route passes through the Kullu, Lahaul Spiti Valley and

beautiful Monastries. 10 Days cycling trip - 09 Nights in camp / 06 Nights in hotel

- Rothang pass (3980 mt), Baralacha Pass (4892 M). Lachulung La (5065 Passes

Highlights:

Maxmium Altitude - 5328 Mts.

Cycling in Rajasthan

(Rajasthan)

Enjoy the cycling through rural India in Rajasthan. The tour is

set in easy pace with ample time to soak into surroundings

and visit different walks of life apart from the regular sights like

famous Taj Mahal, Pink City of Jaipur. Visit world famous

Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary. Experience the local village

and street foods of Rajasthan.

Grade Moderate Best Time: Novemeber – February Duration: 08 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi- Agra - Bharatpur Drive to Agra (220 Kms), Visit Taj Mahal and post lunch proceed to

Bharatpur

Day 3: Bharatpur – Deeg – Bharatpur Morning cycle to Bharatpur Bird sanctuary post breakfast

cycle to Deeg (35 Ksm).

Day 4 Bharatpur – Karauli Post breakfast cycle to Karauli ( Approx 120 kms)

Day 5: Karauli – Talabgaon Morning after breakfast cycle to Talabgaon (65 Kms)

Day 6: Talabgaon - Jaipur Morning after breakfast cycle to kothun (35 kms) or Jaipur (110 kms).

Day 7: Jaipur – Delhi Morning after breakfast drive to Jaipur.

Day 8: Delhi Out: Morning after breakfast sightseeing of Delhi later in time transfer to Delhi airport.

Mountain Biking Tour: Bike Tour

(Himachal Pradesh/ Jammu and Kashmir)

Explore Himalayas by your favorite mountain bike from Manali to Leh

via Khoksar, Tandi, Darcha, Sarchu, Pang and finally reaching the

destination at Leh. An adventurous journey where you set your own

pace. A deeply satisfying trip where you achieve many goals and

cycle over some of the highest passes (Tanglang La at 5500 mt) in

the world. Interacting with locals, negotiating steep climbs and

sharp turns of Himalayan road makes this journey more memorable.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)

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Highlights :

Backwaters, Cycling through finest trails of Kerla.

Grade Stenous Best Time: July - September Duration: 16 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Chandigarh by train – Manali Drive (310 km)

Day 3: Manali Dat at leisure. Today visit Hidimba Temple, Hot water springs at Vashisth Kund.

Day 4: Manali – Koksar Start cycling (57 km) to reach Khoksar (3140 mts) via Rothang pass (3980 mt),

the first of the high passes linking Kulu Valley and Lahaul-Spiti Valley.

Day 5: Khoksar – Tandi Start Cycling to reach Tandi (49 km) along Chandra River.

Day 6: Tandi – Darcha Cycling to reach Darcha (43 km). En-route stop at Gondhala to see the

ancient Gondhala Fort. Pass by Keylong (3348 mt) - an oasis of green fields and Jispa (3142 mt).

Day 7: Darcha - Intermediary Camp Start cycling (35 km) to reach the Intermediary Camp. En route

pass through Patseo (3811 mt).

Day 8: Intermediary Camp I – Sarchu Start cycling (41 km) to reach Sarchu(4235m). Sarchu is the

border between Himachal and Jammu & Kashmir states. After a level stretch across large meadows

such as Zingzingbar, a gradual ascent up Bhaga River leads to Baralacha Pass (4892 M).

Day 9: Sarchu - Intermediary Camp II Start cycling (48 km) to reach Intermediary Camp II

Day 10: Intermediary Camp II – Pang Start cycling (35 km) to reach Pang, en-route stop at

Lachulung La top (5065 mt). The third pass en route is reached after crossing the Tsarap Chu river.

Day 11: Pang - Tanglang La Start cycling (63 km) to reach Tanglang La Pass (5328 mt), the 2nd

highest motorable road

Day 12: Tanglang La – Upshi Start cycling (54 km) to reach Upshi. Pass villages of Rumtse, Gya, Meeru

en route.

Day 13: Upshi – Leh Start cycling (60 km) to reach Leh - the Capital of Ladakh region.

Day 14: Leh Visit of Phiyang, Spituk and Stok Palace.

Day 15: Leh – Delhi Board morning flight to Delhi. Free day for leisure.

Day 16: Depart Delhi flight for onward destination.

Kerala Coconut Bike Trail

(Kerala)

Kerala, a narrow Indian state sandwiched between the

Arabian Sea and the mountainous Western Ghats, is known

for its tropical greenery, backwaters, wildlife reserves, and

tea and spice plantations. Along the way you will be

staying at beautiful heritage hotel.

Grade Easy Best Time: October - March Duration: 11 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1 : Arrive – Kochi

Day 2: Marai Beach Cycle through the back roads through tiny fishing hamlets

Day 3: Marari Beach Explore the village for crafts like coir making

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Highlights :

Cycling in Shivalik range in Garhwal Hills, Photography of Nature

Day 4: Alleppey Enjoy the unique backwater by cruising around the beautiful water and stay

overnight

Day 5,6: Pulincunnu Today enjoy the interior Kerala- quiet, rustic and friendly centre, overnight at

resort

Day 7,8 : Kollam Today enjoying the costal road and back roads and finally reaching Kollam to

the beautiful eco lodge where we will spend the next two days

Day 9 /10 : Varkala Today the last ride for the destination along the Kerala cost to the charming

beach town at Varkala & stay at the beach resort, next 2 days explore the area round the beach

Day 11: Varkala – Trivandrum Day at leisure, later transfer to airport to flight for onward destination.

Mountain Biking in Garhwal

(Uttarakhand)

Mountain biking or cycling at Garhwal: This particular

cycling tour in Indian Himalayas, will take you to Himalayan

state of Uttarankhand, this trip is a mixture of Adventure &

visiting some of the most prominent Himalayan pilgrimage

spot of the country.

Grade Moderate Best Time: October - March Duration: 10 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 01: Arrive Delhi

Day 02: Delhi-Corbett(wildlife tour) drive to Corbett national park, afternoon enjoy wildlife safari

inside the park to witness the variety of flora & fauna overnight at resort

Day 03: Corbett National Park (wildlife tour) AM & PM Jeep Safari at Corbett National Park,

overnight at resort

Day 04: Corbett-Thalisain(Cycling Tour/55Kms) Start first day of cycling adventure from Corbett

national park to beautiful Thalisain Town(1350mts) overnight at Camp or Guest House

Day 05: Thalisain - Mandakhal (Cycling Tour/60kms) after early breakfast start your cycling trip to

Mandakhal(1495mts)(4-5hrs of biking) passing through beautiful forest of pine, oak &

rhododendron, overnight at camp

Day 06: Mandakal - Pauri (Cycling Tour /20kms) After early breakfast start cycling from Mandakal

to Pauri(1814mts) enjoying beautiful landscape & great scenery, overnightht at hotel Day 07: Pauri

– Deo Prayag (Cycling Tour / 45kms) After early breakfast start your cycling expedition for Deo

Prayag at Deo Prayag one can enjoy the great view of confluence of two river ivers Alaknanda

and Bhagirathi, overnight at hotel

Day 08: Deo Prayag – Rishikesh (74kms Drive) After Morning after breakfast, later drive to Rishikesh

and overnight at hotel

DAY 09: Rishikesh Full day free to visit Rishikesh & Haridwar. Overnight at Hotel

Day 10: Rishikesh – Delhi (225kms. Drive) Morning drive to Delhi. On arrival at Delhi transfer to

airport.

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Highlights :

Cycling in Shivalik range in KumaunHills, Photography of Nature

Mountain Biking In Kumaun

(Uttarakhand)

Himalayas of the Kumaon region must be one of the

most picturesque in the country, with giant terrace fields

straddling the green mountains. The bicycling track is

through flat valleys in the Almora district of Kumaon.

Grade Moderate Best Time: October - March Duration: 13 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 01: Arrive Delhi Arrive delhi overnight stay in Delhi Day 02: Delhi–Kathgodam Day sightseeing of Delhi & in evening transfer to railway station to board

the train for Kathgodam

Day 03: Kathgodam–Almora Upon arrival at Kathgodam drive to Almora(87Kms)(1638mts) day at

leisure upon arrival at Almora, which is also called ‘Switzerland of India’ because of its scenic beauty

overnight at Almora.

Day 04: Almora – Bageshwar (1965mts/30kms) - Baijnath (23 Kms) The stretch from Almora to

Bageshwar has a dense cover of Deodar trees which is one of the oldest jungles with some trees as

old as 300yrs old, Baijnath is famous for a group of ancient temples, overnight at camp at the

riverside

Day 05: Baijnath - Kausani (17 Kms) A fairly uphill track to Kausani, with panoramic views of the

Himalayan peaks, seen from the wide green valley of Katyiar. Kausani is 40 Kms from Almora with a

350 Kms stretch view of the High Himalayas. Overnight in the Camp

Day 06: Kausani - Someshwar (12 Kms / Binta 15 Kms) Kausani to Someshwar is all down hill to the

tiny hamlet of Binta in the middle of the Valley. Over night in the Guesthouse Day

07: Binta - Ranikhet (23 Kms) The last bit of the day is a steep track, leading to Ranikhet (the Queens

Garden). In yesteryears her highness was so impressed with the sight that she declared this little town

as her own. A small cantonment area garrisoned with the Kumaon Regimental centre with their

history of Valour Triumphs, Ranikhet is also famous for the Botanical gardens of Chaubatia and the

fruit orchards, the Hariakhan and the Kalika Temple. Overnight in the Holms Heritage Farm

Day 08: Ranikhet – Bhatrojkhan A down hill track takes you through various villages to Bhatrajkhan,

enroute to Corbett national park. Overnight in the camps

Day 09: Bhatrojkhan – Garija 63 Kms Freewheel down the wilderness of the Corbett National Park

along the Kosi River. Overnight in the Jungle resort Corbett park

Day 10: Corbett - Kotabag 23 kms In Corbett an early morning Jeep safari into the forest, post

breakfast cycle to Kotabagh through the dense jungles, Kotabagh is the small village on the foothills

of Nainital. Overnight in the jungle resort

Day 11: Kotabag - Kaladungi 15 Kms A small village which has the Corbett museum and the house,

once residence of Lt Col. Jim Corbett. Overnight in the farm house

Day 12: Kaladungi - Chorgalia 30 Kms. – Kathgodam Through the gujjar villages situated amidst the

thick Jungles, once the reigon of the Famous Dacoit Sultana, giving the place its name. Afternoon

drive to railway station Kathgodam to board the overnight train for Delhi

Day 13: Depart Delhi Morning arrive Delhi and check in the hotel for wash and change. Afternoon

depart to airport to board the flight for onward destination.

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Highlights:

Jeep Safari through lush green hill slopes and tea gardens.Visit the valley of wild Himalayan

flowers Rhododendrons.

Land of Rhinos with the Exotic Sunderbans – Wild Life Tour

(Assam and Bengal)

Kaziranga national park situated in the northeastern state of

Assam is the glory of River Brahmaputra. It is also famous for the

jungle vegetation and one-horned rhino Sundarbans national

park, famous for the Project Tiger is set off by the government

of India which is situated in 24 Paraganas region of West

Bengal. Being celebrated for their wildlife beauty, Sundarbans

national park is also the abode of Bengal Tiger and wild

animals.

Grade Easy Best Time: October - March Duration: 13 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Kolkata

Day 2 : Kolkata - Jorhat – Majuli Fly to Jorhat. And proceed to Nimati Ghat (Closest bank to

Brahmaputra on Jorhat side). Take a Ferry to Majuli.

Day 3: Majuli Seightseing at Majuli.

Day 4: Majuli – Jorhat - Kaziranga Ferry back to Nimati Ghat. And proceed to Kaziranga

(Kaziranga is one of the largest Protected Areas in India and one of the most significant conserved

forest areas on the earth. From the time it was declared as a Proposed Reserve Forest for the Great

Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis)

Day 5: Kaziranga Elephant Ride inside Kaziranga National Park.

Day 6: Kaziranga - Tejpur – Manas Drive down to Manas National Park ( Bordering Bhutan and

formed by the watershed of the Manas, Hakua and the Beki rivers, the Manas National Park is the

only Tiger Reserve in Assam. It has a wealth of wildlife and is picturesque.

Day 7: Manas Elephant Ride in Manas National Park. Tea/Coffee and Cookies would be provided

during your ride inside the jungle.

Day 8: Manas – Guwhati Trek to Mathanguri Point on the Bhutan Side.Post lunch drive down to

Guwahati (Guwahati, the capital city of the northeastern state of Assam

Day 9: Guwahati – Kolkata Visit Kamakhya Temple (Kamakhya temple on Nilachal Hill, eight km

west of the city is believed to be an ancient 'Khasi' sacrificial site.And Fly to Kolkata

Day 10: Cruise to the Sunderbans Drive to Millennium Park Jetty by 1330 Hrs. .V.Paramhamsa will

cast off at 1400 Hrs. The cruiser sails along the beautiful Ganges towards the South, passing through

various heritage sites. After 7 Hours , it reaches the gateway to Sunderbans-Namkhana.

Day 11: Cruise through the Sunderbans On Cruise.

Day 12: Cruise through the Sunderbans The cruiser will hear back on its journey to Kolkata travelling

from East to West.

Day 13: Sunderbans – Kolkota The cruiser will hear back on its journey to Kolkata travelling from

East to West. Fly to onward destination.

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Highlights:

Temples visits, Jeeps Safaris in National Park.

The Temples -Tigers and traditions of India – Wild Life Tours

(Madhya Pradesh)

Our ‘Temple, Tiger & Tradition Tour' gives you an opportunity to

discover some of the best temples and wild life sanctuaries of India.

The combination of Temple & Tiger is finest way to celebrate culture,

nature & tradition. The tour besides taking you to Taj Mahal visit

includes some of the finest temples in north India as well as takes

you on a wildlife safari in various national parks of country.

Grade Easy Best Time: October - April Duration: 17 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day1: Arrive Delhi, Day 2: Delhi - Ranthambhore. Train to Sawai Madhopur.Ranthambhore is famous

for its tigers and is one of the best places in the country to see the majestic predators in the wild.

Day 3: Ranthambhore Safari in Ranthambhore.

Day 4: Ranthambhore – Agra Morning 2nd Game Drive inside the National Park. Than drive to Agra

Day 5: Agra Visit Taj mahal, Agra Fort etc.

Day 6: Agra – Orcha Board morning train to Gwalior. Visit Gwalior, Man Mandir Palace. Later

proceed to visit Sonagiri which is one of the important pilgrimage sites for the Digambar Jains. Arrive

Orcha in the evening.

Day 7: Orcha – Khajuraho Morning visit Raj Mahal the first palace within the Orcha citadel, Jehangir

Mahal is probably the most striking palace in Orchha.Later drive to Khajuraho.

Day 8: KhajurahoVisit temples at Khajuraho.

Day 9: Khajuraho – Bandhavgarh Drive to Bandhavgarh.

Day 10: Bandhavgarh Day to enjoy 2 Jeep Safaris inside Bandhavgarh National Park.

Day 11: Bandhavgarh – Kahna Drive to Kanha.

Day 12: Kahna Day to enjoy Jeep Safaris inside Kanha National Park on your Exclusive Jeep.

Day 13: Kahna – Pench Drive to Pench.One of Central India’s lesser known reserves, Pench National

Park is situated in the Seoni and Chhindwara districts of Madhya Pradesh

Day 14: Pench Day to enjoy Jeep Safaris inside Pench National Park on your Exclusive Jeep.

Day 15: Pench - Nagpur - Rajkot - Sasangir Morning drive down to Nagpur to board flight to Rajkot

.Arrive Rajkot and drive to Sasangir. (Gir is the only place in the world outside Africa, where the Lion

can be seen in its natural habitat.

Day 16: Sasangir Day to enjoy Jeep Safaris in Gir National Park.

Day 17: Sasangir - Porbandar – Mumbai Morning enjoy your Jeep Safari in Gir National Park on your

Exclusive Jeep. After an early lunch drive down to Rajkot to board your flight to Mumbai. Arrive

Mumbai and board your flight for onward destination.

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Highlights:

Jeep Safari in National park.

Encounter with Bengal Tiger

Wild Life Tours - Madhya Pradesh

This Wildlife Tour to India covers to best parks in the country

for tiger sightings Bandhavgarh & Kanha. The program covers

not only the Wild Life but it also gives you a chance to

experience the cultural & heritage of two metro cities of

India.

Grade Easy Best Time: October - April Duration: 09 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Transfer to hotel for overnight stay

Day 2: Delhi Morning after a relaxed breakfast we will take you for a Heritage Tour through the

narrow lanes of Old Delhi overnight at hotel

Day 3: Delhi-Jabalpur-Bandhavgarh Transfer to the domestic airport to board flight for Jabalpur.

Upon arrival at Jabalpur, drive to Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve. Overnight stay in the jungle lodge

Day 4: Bandhavgarh Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve is spread in the area of 450 Sq Kms. It was once a

hunting reserve of the royal family of Rewa. Enjoy morning and evening Jeep safaris in the

Bandhavgarh National Park

Day 5: Bandhavgarh Enjoy morning and evening Jeep safaris in the Bandhavgarh National Park.

Overnight stay in the jungle lodge

Day 6: Bandhavgarh–Kanha Morning drive ( 256 Kms ) to Kanha. Upon arrival check into your jungle

lodge. Later enjoy evening Jeep Safari in Kanha National Park

Day 7: Kanha The picturesque Kanha National Park was the inspiration behind Rudyard Kipling's

unforgettable classic 'Jungle Book'. Enjoy morning and evening Jeep safaris in Kanha National Park.

Overnight stay in the Jungle lodge

Day 08: Kanha-Nagpur-Mumbai Mornings after breakfast drive down to reach Nagpur. Arrive

Nagpur and board flight to Mumbai. On arrival transfer to your hotel for overnight

Day 09: Depart Mumbai Morning after breakfast we will take you for city sightseeing tour-Gateway

of India Built in the Indo-saracenic style, Dhobi Ghat (Unique feature of Mumbai, the Dhobi is a

traditional laundryman, who will collect your dirty linen, wash it, and return it neatly pressed to your

doorstep. Later transfer to the International Airport to board international flight for onward

destination.

Orissa - Bastar Tribal Tour (Orissa)

Still untouched by the civilization, the tribals of Orissa and Bastar

are still forest dwellers and live in harmony with their natural

surroundings. Their life is dependent on forest produce. Each tribe

has its own customs, tradition and costumes which separate

them from other tribes. On days of weekly market, they come to

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Highlights:

Sun Temple of Konark, Puri – One of the major shrine of Hindu's.Udaigiri Rock Caves, Beaches of

Gopalpur.The tribal villages of Orrisa & Chatisgarh, Weekly markets of local Tribes. Safari through tribal land & visit various tribal villages.

the market to exchange their forest produce and local brew for

items of daily need. These markets are the best place to see

them in their best costumes.

Grade Easy Best Time: November - April Duration: 14 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Bhubaneshwar Fly to Bhubaneshwar. Transfer to Hotel. Afternoon sightseeing of

Bhubaneshwar.

Day 3: Bhubaneshwar – Konark – Puri Drive to Udaigiri to see Rock Cave. Afternoon drive to visit Sun

temple of Konark which is also known as the Black Pagoda. Continue driving to Puri.

Day 4: Puri – Gopalpur-on-Sea Drive to Gopalpur-on-Sea. It is a famous sea beach in Bay of Bengal.

Day 5: Gopalpur on Sea Excursion to Baliguda: Day excursion to Baliguda to visit the different Villages

of Desai Kondh

Day 6: Gopalpur on Sea - Belgarh – Rayagada Drive to Belghar to visit Huttiya Kondha Tribal Villages

& Weekly Market at Kothagarh. Later proceed to explore the villages of the primitive Kutia kondh

Tribes. In the afternoon drive down to Rayagada.

Day 7: Rayagada – Jeypore Visit Chittakona Wednesday Market which is frequented by the Dongria

Kondhs, Bhumias tribes etc. While returning back visit Desia Kondhs village.

Day 8: Jeypore Day excursion to Onkadeli Market to visit Thursday weekly market.

Day 9: Jeypore – Chitrakote – Jagdalpur Visit Friday market at Kundali to meet Sana Paroja and Mari

tribe. In the afternoon drive to Jagdalpur and visit Anthropological Museum.

Day 10: Jagdalpur Visit Saturday Market at Mardoom which is visited mainly by Maria and Muria tribes.

In the afternoon visit Kanger Valley National Park.

Day 11: Jagdalpur – Narayanpur – Kanker Drive to Kondagaon which is midway between Jagdalpur

and Kanker. Visit Shilpgram (Handicraft village). Take an excursion to Narayanpur village to visit

Sunday weekly market

Day 12: Kanker – Raipur Drive to Raipur. Afternoon proceed for excursion to Sirpur.

Day 13: Raipur – Delhi Fly to Delhi.

Day 14: Depart Delhi Day at leisure to explore the city on your own. Later transfer to airport for flight

to onward destination.

Nagaland Tribal Tour (Nagaland)

Nagaland"s blue-hued mountains and emerald expanses

comprise an intriguing world of ancient rituals and proud people.

Magas has evolved into a generic term for many tribal

communities in the North East. There are 16 major and numerous

sub-tribes spread over Nagaland"s seven districts. Main among

them are the Angamis, the Sema, Konyak, Aas and the

Rengmas, each with their own distinct culture and life style.

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Highlights:

The Tribes of Nagaland, Drive through dense Bamboo Forest and Tribal Villages, Festivals

Dresses, Handicraft's & Festival's of Naga's. Safari through tribal land & visit various tribal villages.

Naga Society is a well-knit and cohesive unit living by ancient

tenets that play an important role in contemporary life.

Important- Permit required (Passport copy, Photograph, Visa copy etc.)ancient tenets that play an

important role in contemporary life.

Grade Easy Best Time: October – April Duration: 11 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Kolkata

Day 2: Kolkata - Dimapur – Kohima Fly to Dimapur and drive (74 km) to Kohima

Day 3: Kohima – Tuophema Visit Vishwema Village (Angamai Tribe) and Kigwema Village. Later

drive to Tuophema.

Day 4: Tuophema - Wokha – Mokokchung Drive Mokokchung (1325 mts) - the center of Ao Tribe.

Day 5: Mokokchung Excursion to Mopungchukti village. This village is permanent Mission Centre

of Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang. Visit time pillar and Morung at the village.

Day 6: Mokochung – Tuensang Drive to Tuensang (1371 mts). On the way stop at Chare town 60

km before Tuensang for police check-post. En-route 30 km before Tuensang visit Longkhim Village

of Sangtam tribe.

Day 7: Tuensang – Mon Drive (160 km) to reach Mon via Tobu.

Day 8: Mon Visit Shangnyu village. Visit -village Morong, Shangnyu village museum, Shangnyu Ang

house which is close to the museum, Rock memorials etc.

Day 9: Mon - Sonari – Sibsagar Drive to Sibsagar (in Assam). It was capital of Ahom Dynasty which

ruled Assam for over 600 yrs.

Day 10: Sibsagar - Dibrugarh – Kolkata Drive to Dibrugarh airport to board flight to Kolkata.

Day 11: Depart Kolkata Visit Nakoda Mosk, Hawara Bridge, Botonical Garden etc. Later transfer to

airport in time to board flight for onward destination.

Gujrat Tribal Tour

(Gujarat)

There is sizable population of tribals in Gujrat and they are

mainly spread over western and Southern Gujrat. The tribals

have migrated from different part of present day Pakistan,

Rajasthan and Saurastra. The immigration from different part

initiated the growth of a multi-religious society. The origin of

these tribals also has its bearing on their life style and profession.

"Rabaris" has mainly migrated from Sind and Marwar and they

are a community of cattle-breeders. They lead a nomadic life.

The Kutchis are natives of the peninsula of Kutch. Other

important tribes are Bhils, Kathis and Kolies. Each tribe has its

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Highlights:

The Tribes of Gujrat - one of the finest weaver's among Indian Tribes. Over night stay in Heritage

properties, Jeep Safri in Rann of Kutch. 09 days safari through tribal land - 11 nights in hotel &

palaces.

Highlights:

Sailing Down on the River Ganges. Varanasi – The oldest living city in the world.

05 days sailing tour - 04 nights in camp / 04 nights in hotel.

own distinct dresses, ornaments and customs. During the trip, also visit the "Wild Ass Sanctuary" at

little Rann of Kutch and great salt plain.

Grade Easy Best Time: October - March Duration: 12 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Ahmedabad – Poshina Fly to Ahmedabad. Visit Gandhi Ashram, Adlaj step well, Calico

Museum etc. Afternoon drive to Poshina.

Day 3: Poshina Visit nearby villages to see Bhil, Garasia tribals and visit their shrine / terecotta horse

army.

Day 4: Poshina – Dasada Drive to Dasada visiting Modhera Sun temple, Patan weaving Village and

step well enroute.

Day 5: Dasada Jeep safari in Little Rann of Kutch to see various migratory birds and wild ass. In the

afternoon visit Rawari and Bhairwad tribal villages around Dasada.

Day 6: Dasada – Bhuj Drive to Bhuj (5-6 hrs).

Day 7: Bhuj Day for visiting various villages to see different tribes like Rabari, Jat, Garasia, Muthawa,

Merwar etc. engaged in different textile handicrafts such as Leather embroidery, mirror work, Rogan

painting on fabric, shawl weaving, vegetable dye printing etc

Day 8: Bhuj – Sayla Drive from Bhuj to Sayla.

Day 9: Sayla – Jambughoda Drive to Jambughoda visiting Lothal Ruins and Champaner en-route.

Day 10: Jambughoda Visit to Chhota Udaipur and nearby tribal villages to see Rathwa & Nayak tribes

and visits HAAT (weekly market - held every day at different villages).

Day 11: Jambughoda - Vadodara – Mumbai Drive to Vadodara airport to board flight to Mumbai.

Day 12: Depart Mumbai for onward destination.

Sailing Down The Ganges

(Uttar Pradesh)

A tour starting from holy city of Allahabad and finishing at eternal

city of Varanasi. Sailing down the Ganges - the holiest river of India,

by improvised country boat. A leisurely paced tour which runs

parallel to life in un-hurried manner, passing through culturally and

religiously rich cities. It’s a perfect way to soak into a meditating

pace and get some quality relaxing time. Craping on the sandy

island under the starlit sky is life time experience.

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Highlights: World heritage Steem Loco. 06 Nights in guest house / 03 Nights in hotel.

Grade Easy Best Time: Novemebr - March Duration: 09 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Allahabad Day at leisure in Delhi.Evening board overnight train to Allahabad.

Day 3: Allahabad – Lakhiya Drive to Kilaghat - the starting point of sailing.Reach Lakhiya in the

evening. Camp on the bank / island.

Day 4: Lakhiya – Usmanpur Sail to reach Usmanpur by covering approx 35 kms in 08 Hrs by river.

Day 5: Usmanpur – Murdaghat Sail to reach Murdaghat covering approx. 45 Kms in 09 hrs by river.

Day 6: Murdaghat – Mirzapur Sailing towards Mirzapur in the morning. After about 4 hrs, stop at

Vindhyachal. Visit the temple dedicated to Goddess Kali.

Day 7: Mirzapur – Varanasi Sailing to Varanasi. En-route visits Chunar Fort.

Day 8: Varanasi Cruise on river Ganga walk through the narrow lanes of Varanasi visiting Kashi

Vishwanatha or Golden temple. Afternoon visit Sarnath.

Day 9: Varanasi - Delhi – Depart Fly to Delhi. Evening proceed for onward destination.

Romance of Steam Loco

(West Bengal)

Tipong Colliery: 'David' at Tipong Colliery is probably the smallest

active steam locos in the world. The train is used to haul few bogies

of coal from mine to loading shed. During its journey, it crosses over

high bridges, tunnels and valleys and so offering excellent photo

opportunities. Riga Sugar Mill: The last known sugar mill in India with

its own active steam locomotive 'Hudswell Clarke' does the duty of

hauling sugar cane from nearest railway station in Riga to Sugar Mill.

Hudswell is also probably the last active locomotive in the world. It is

not used daily any longer but can be fired to seam for photo opportunity.

Grade Easy Best Time: November - February Duration: 08 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Kolkata

Day 2: Kolkata – Dibrugarh – Tipong Fly to Dibrugarh. Drive to Tipong.

Day 3: Tipong Photo shooting at Tipong Factory. Visit various Steam Locomotives dating back to

late 19th and early 20th century engins at work.

Day 4: Tipong – Tinsukia – Guwahati Drive to Tinsukia to board overnight train to Guwahati.

Day 5: Guwahati - Patna – Riga Arrive Guwahati and fly to Patna. From Patna drive to Riga Sugar

Mills via Samastipur.

Day 6: Riga Full day photo shooting at Riga Factory. Visit various Steam Locomotives at work. Riga

Sugar Mill: The last known sugar mill in India.

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Highlights :

Skiing in Gulmarg. India’s Highest hill station, Highest and longest Gandola ride in Asia, Mughal

Gardens of Srinagar

Day 7: Riga - Patna – Delhi Drive back to Patna and board fligh to Delhi.

Day 8: Delhi – Rewari – Departure Morning excursion to Rewari Loco Shed. The last functional loco

shade for servicing Steam Locomotives. Also visit SL Museum. Later drive back to Delhi and transfer

to airport for flight to onward destination.

Skiing in Glumarg

(Uttarakhand)

Gulmarg is a small isolated hill-village situated in the northern

Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir at the western extremity of

the Himalayas in a subsidiary range called the Pir Panjals. It is 60

Kms from Srinagar, the state capital.

Due to its geographic location Gulmarg gets some of the

heaviest snowfalls in the Himalayas and it has earned the

distinction of being the best ski resort in the Himalayas.

Originally called 'Gaurimarg' by shepherds, Gulmarg was discovered in the 16th century by Sultan

Yusuf Shah, who was inspired by the sight of its grassy slopes emblazoned with wild flowers. It was

also a favorite resort of the Mughal Emperor Jahangir. Today, Gulmarg is not merely a mountain

resort of exceptional beauty but also the country's premier ski resort in winter when it is covered in

snow and takes on the appearance of a picture postcard.

Grade Moderate Best Time: January - Mid March Duration: 09 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi- Srinagar Fly to Srinagar.

Day 3: Srinagar – Tangmarg - Gulmarg Drive to Gulmarg (60 km), The Meadow of Snow Powder.

Day 4 to 7: Gulmarg Days for skiing at Gulmarg. Gulmarg is one of the best place in India for skiing

Day 8: Gulmarg – Tangmarg - Srinagar Morning after breakfast drives (60 km) down to reach

Srinagar

Day 9: Srinagar - Delhi – Departure Fly to Delhi. Evening depart for the onward destinations.

Ganges – White Water Rafting (Uttarakhand)

River Rafting is a popular sport on the Himalayan Rivers. The

most popular stretch for this sport is on the River Ganga near

Rishikesh. This sport can be enjoyed by anyone of any age. It

gives immense thrill to ride down on an inflatable rubber boat

and hit against the rapidly flowing water waves which gush

down the mighty Himalayas. It brings the adrenaline

pumping through your blood stream. The upper portions in

the Himalayas are a white water rafting paradise. The

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Highlights:

Experience of Rafting Beach Camp. Rafting on the River Ganges. Rishikesh – Center for Yoga &

Meditation. Ram Jhula & Laxman Jhula. 02 days rafting on The Ganges - 02 nights in rafting camp / 03 nights in hotel.

Highlights:

4 major Shrines of Hindu'. Source of River Ganges and Yamuna.Himalayan Villages. Panorama of

Himalayan Peaks and Glaciers.

Drive along with great Ganges River, visit 4 major Hindu Srhine i.e Yamunotri, Gangotri,

Kedarnath & Badrinath.

challenge here is more intense. A trained professional

accompanies the raft, and everyone is provided with life

jackets and helmet for safety. If you are an amateur, you can try the medium intensity rapids at

Hathni Kund on the Yamuna or Tons river.

Grade Easy Best Time: October - March Duration: 06 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Delhi - Rishikesh – Shivpuri Drive (240 km) to Shivpuri via Rishikesh.

Day 3: Shivpuri - Kaudiala – Shivpuri Drive to Kaudiyala.Begin rafting. A fairly calm day on the river.

Day 4: Shivpuri – Rishikesh Another extremely exciting day on the river. Begin today"s rafting from

the camp and run some of the best rapids on the river like Return to Sender, Roller Coaster and

Golf Course.

Day 5: Rishikesh – Delhi Drive back to Delhi.

Day 6: Depart Delh for onward destination.

Char Dham Yatra - Tour (Uttarakhand)

Badrinath, Kedarnath, and Yamunotri & Gangotri - These four

shrines are amongst the holiest of Hindu temples and are

collectively called the Chota Char Dham sector which are

nestled in the picturesque settings of the Himalayas. Each

situated above 3000 mt. is important from a religious as well

as for scenic point of view. Get the real perspective.

Grade Moderate Best Time: May - October Duration: 14 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi Arrive Delhi overnight stay.

Day 2: Delhi – Haridwar - Rishikesh Drive: (225 kms.) Rishikesh via Haridwar.

Day 3: Rishikesh – Sayanachatti Drive: 220 kms.

Day 4: Sayanachatti – Yamunotri – Sayanachatti Drive 14 km / Trek: 7 kms. YAMUNOTRI DHAM is a

19th century temple built by the Maharani of Jaipur, has its legend to a sage named Asit who

could'nt visit Gangotri due to old age. But a source of Ganga river emerged from a nearby rock

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Highlights:

Hemkund – A Himalayan Lake. World Heritage site, Sikh srine place.

Visit Sikh Shrine and World Heritage Valley of Flowers.Drive alongwith Great Ganges river.

and fulfilled his wishes. Thus the inner sanctum has a black marble idol of Goddess Yamuna.

Day 5: Sayanachatti - Uttarkashi Drive: 120 kms visit Vishwanath Temple, Durga Temple etc. Day 6: Uttarkashi – Gangotri - Uttarkashi Drive: 95 kms.

Day 7: Uttarkashi - Rudraprayag Morning drive (203 kms) to reach Rudraprayag. Upon arrival,

check in at the tourist bungalow. Rudraprayag is the meeting point of the Alaknanda River

(originating from Badrinath) and the Mandakini River (originating from Kedarnath).

Day 8: Rudraprayag – Gaurikund – Kedarnath Drive: 70 kms/Trek: 14 kms. KEDARNATH DHAM: The

1000 year old temple with a carved exterior is located in a courtyard protected by Nandi bull. This

spot has great significance in the legendary Mahabharata epic. Inside the main sanctum is one

of the 12 naturally formed 'Jotrilingas' of India. Overnight stay at a tourist bungalow/ hotel.

Day 9: Kedarnath - Gaurikund – Rudraprayag Trek: 14kms/Drive: 70 kms Morning trek back to

Gaurikund and further drive down to Rudraprayag. Rudraprayag is the meeting point of the

Alaknanda river (originating from Badrinath) and the Mandakini river (originating from Kedarnath).

Day 10: Rudraprayag - Joshimath - Badrinath Drive: 160 kms enroute drive past Joshimath,

Govindghat and finally arrive at Badriath.Badrinath Dram: It is believed that Lord Vishnu meditated

in what Hindus call the 'Yogdhyani' posture. Due to the increase in the number of pilgrims, the

temple has been enlarged overtime. The inner sanctum has a black stone idol of Vishnu sitting

under a golden canopy.

Day 11: Badrinath - Joshimath Drive: 45 kms. Later drive 16kms to visit Auli, one of India's best skiing

resort, with all modern facilities. From Auli you can have a beautiful view of Mt. Nanda Devi. Return

drive to Joshimath. Day 12: Joshimath - Rishikesh Drive: 285 kms.

Day 13: Rishikesh - Delhi Drive: 225 kms.

Day 14: Depart Delhi for onward destination.

Hemkund Sahib Tour (Sikh Shrine)

(Uttarakhand)

The high altitude Lokpal lake, known as Hemkund Sahib

(4329 mts.) lies in heavenly environs. A steep trek from

Ghangharia leads one to this spot in about four to six

hours. It is an important pilgrimage for both Hindus and

Sikhs, as well as for people from other faiths. There is a Sikh

Gurudwara and a Lakshman temple built on the bank of

the lake. Encircled by seven snow clad peaks and their

associated glaciers, it reflects its surroundings

enchantingly on its crystal clear serene waters. The glaciers from Hathi Parvat and

Saptrishi peaks feed the lake and a small stream called Himganga flows out of this lake.

As alluded to, in the holy Granth Sahib, Guru Govind Singh, the tenth Guru of the Sikh

faith had meditated on the bank of this lake in one of his earlier births.

Grade Moderate Best Time: June - October Duration: 10 Days

Suggested Itineary

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Highlights:

Cycling, Camel Safari, Sailing on Ganges, Jeeps Safaris in National Park, Temples etc.

Day 1: Arrive Delhi, Day 2: Delhi - Rishikesh Drive: 224 kms. The city is full of temples & Ashrams and

has the Yoga Institute situated here.

Day 3: Rishikesh – Karnaprayag – Joshimath Drive: 275 kms to Joshimath which is the winter abode

of Lord Badrinath.

Day 4: Joshimath – Govindghat – Ghangria Drive: 18 kms./ Trek: 13 kms.

Day 5: Ghangria – Hemkund Sahib - Ghangria Trek: 16 kms.Hemkund Sahib, one of the holiest

pilgrimages for the Sikhs.

Day 6: Ghangria - Valley of Flowers – Ghangaria Trek: 12 kms OPTIONAL TRIP: Visit to the Valley of

Flowers. The whole valley is dotted with a varieties of exotic flowers and other flora. "The Valley of

Flowers" which unveiled the beauty and floral splendours of the valley and thus threw open the

doors of this verdant jewel to nature-enthusiasts all over the world.

Day 7: Ghangria – Govindghat – Rudraprayag Trek: 13 kms. Drive: 148 kms. Return trek to

Govindghat. Rudraprayag via Joshimath and Karnaprayag.

Day 8: Rudraprayag - Rishikesh Drive: 120 kms

Day 9: Rishikesh - Delhi Drive: 224 kms.Return drive to Delhi, enroute visiting Hari-ki-pauri in

Haridwar.

Day 10: Depart Delhi for onward destination.

Mystique Adventure

(Rajasthan)

Forts and Havelis of Rajasthan, Taj Mahal, Camel safari in Thar

desert of Rajasthan. Camping under the starry sky. Cross

country sailing in between two holy city of Allahabad and

Varanasi. Temples of Khajuraho dedicated to sublime human

love. An encounter with wildlife in their natural habitat. The

journey takes you to all walks of Indian heritage and a classical

journey in true sense.

Grade Moderate Best Time: October - March Duration: 16 Days

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Mandawa Drive (270 km / 5-6 hr) to Mandawa which is in the heart of Shekhawati

Region.

Day 3: Mandawa – Dhakas Camel Safari to reach Dhakas (approx 18 km/ in 04-05 hr). Dhakas is a

small desert village, with a mixture of modern and traditional houses with floral painting done with

bright colours.

Day 4: Dhakas - Khotia – Jaipur Camel Safari to reach Khotia (4 hr). Khotia is a typical sleepy desert

village.

Day 5: Jaipur Excursion of Amber Fort, City Palace, Janter Manter.

Day 6: Jaipur - Delhi – Allahabad Drive back to Delhi. Transfer to New Delhi railway station to board

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overnight train to Allahabad.

Day 7: Allahabad - Sitamarhi – Murdaghat Drive to Sitamarhi Ghat (70 kms). Arrive and get into

boats and set sail to reach Murdaghat covering approx 35 kms in 5 to 6 hrs. Day 8: Murdaghat – Mirzapur Sail to reach Mirzapur by covering approx 45 kms in 7 to 8 hrs.

Day 9: Mirzapur – Varanasi Sail to reach Varanasi by covering approx 40 kms in 7 to 8 hrs. On the

way stop at Chunar Fort and at Ramnagar Fort. Lunch on the boat. Continue and reach Varanasi.

Day 10: Varanasi Proceed for cruise on River Ganges to see the lifestyle of this holy town. After

Ganges cruise, walk back through narrow lanes of Temple city. Later proceed for excursion to

Sarnath.

Day 11: Varanasi – Khajuraho Morning at leisure till time for departure to airport to board flight to

Khajuraho. Afternoon visit the world famous temple of Khajuraho (Southern group of temples). Day

12: Khajuraho – Bhandavgarh Drive (240 kms)to Bhandavgarh.

Day 13: Bhandavgarh Safari ride in the national park to see the life of the jungle. Bandhavgarh is

famous for its tiger density and many other wild animals.

Day 14: Bhandavgarh - Umaria – Agra Safari on Elephant back/ Jeeps for Game

viewing.Afternoon drive to Umaria railway station to board train to Agra. Overnight on Train.

Day 15: Agra -Delhi City tour covering the world famous Taj Mahal built by Mughal Emperor

Shajahan in 1653 A.D. and Agra Fort (Red Fort) built by Mughal Emperor Akbar in 1565 A.D. In the

evening transfer to Delhi.

Day 16: Delhi Onwards Optional sightseeing of Delhi. Evening Transfer to international airport

board the flight to onward destination.

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Mountaineering

Shikhar Travels is one of the leading adventure

specialists in India and pioneers in the field of climbing

expeditions. Over the past 4 decades, we have had an

opportunity to handle more than 300 expeditions in the

Indian Himalayas on behalf of leading mountaineers,

clubs and associations from all over the world. We have the necessary infrastructure and

expertise to look after all adventure related activities including Trekking, Mountaineering,

Safaris, Sailing Tours, Bicycle Tours etc.

Shikhar has its own camping outfits and are capable of handling climbing and trekking

requirements for about 200 people at any given time, including kitchen equipment, two-

men tents, mess tent, kitchen tent, toilet tent, mattresses, oxygen cylinders etc.

In order to ensure effective organization of your expedition, we have our branch offices/

representative at all major road head towns in Indian Himalayas. We list below some of

the services offered by us:-

Our Services

• Assistance in booking the peak on behalf of you with Indian Mountaineering

Foundation (IMF),

liaisoning with I.M.F. and other Government Agencies for speedy clearance.

• Customs clearance of unaccompanied baggage at the time of arrival and

departure of the expedition team.

• Transportation of members and equipment from airport to the hotel and to the last

road head and back.

• Hotel accommodation in Delhi or any other city suiting to your budget.

• Assistance in making various purchases like food articles, cooking gas, oil, etc., in

Delhi or any other place in India.

• Hiring of Porters, Mules, Yaks, High Altitude Porters, Cooks, Sherpas & Helpers etc.

• Arrangement for meals during approach march and at base camp.

• Storage of equipment in our store.

• Insurance of Porters and other operational staff which is mandatory.

All relevant information and application forms for climbing mountains in Indian Himalayas

is available at our website www.shikhar.com

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Peak Booking Fee Details

Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) introduces revised fee structure.

Fee Structure For Climbing In Indian Himalaya:

Peak Height

(Meters)

Min. 2

Members

Additional up to 7

members (per person)

Additional to 7 max. up to 12

members (per person)

Trekking peaks USD 100 USD 50 USD 100

Below 6500 m USD 500 USD 200 USD 250

6501 to 7000 m USD 700 USD 300 USD 350

7000 and above USD 1000 USD 400 USD 450

Laison Officer Fee: USD 500

Note: Peak booking fees on select peaks across the range of Indian Himalayas have been

reduced for the year 2017 by IMF (Indian Mountaineering foundation approx. USD 100 per

person) For more details please visit http://www.indmount.org/

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Some Popular Climbing Peaks in Indian Himalaya

• Mt Kamet (7756 Mts)

• Mt Nanda Devi -East (7434 Mts)

• Mt Nun (7135 Mts)

• Mt. Kun (7077 Mts)

• Mt. Satopanth (7075 mt)

• Mt Thalaysagar (6904 Mt)

• Mt Changabang (6866 Mt)

• Mt Bhagirathi (6859 Mt)

• Mt Shivling (6543 Mt)

• Mt Neelkanth (6507 Mt)

• Mt Stok Kangri (6153 Mt)

• Mt Kang Yetse (6400 Mt)

• Mt Bandarpunch (6316 Mt)

• Mt CB - 13 (6264 Mt)

• Mt Gangotri - III (6577 Mt)

• Mt Jogin - I (6465 Mts)

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Tour Booking Terms & Conditions

General Conditions:

The prices are on Per Person basis, Nett & Non Commissionable.

Upon confirmation of the booking we would require 50% of the total invoice and the

balance amount can be paid 60 days prior to the date of arrival. All prices are subject to any revision of tax and tariff structure

Cancellation policy:

Cancellation Charges: Notice of cancellation must be made in writing in the name of Shikhar

Travels (India) Pvt. Ltd.

For cancellation made 4 weeks prior to the scheduled departure, there will be a cancellation fee

of 50% of the invoice. For cancellation made within 4 weeks of scheduled departure, there will be

cancellation charge of 100% of the invoice.

In certain cases the cancellation policy (including conditions applicable on the advance deposit

made/required for holding the reservation) may differ & would be applicable as per the

cancellation policy of that hotel / Service provider. This will be charged over & in addition to the

cancellation policy.

Unused Services & Refund

No refund will be made for any unused services or other arrangements due to any changes in

schedule made by passenger while traveling. However, in certain cases, the refund will be

considered as per the policy of the carrier/ hotel/ tour company / or other suppliers used for

providing services. Refund request must be made within 2 weeks of the completion of the trip.If

there is any additional expenses due to bad weather or any other reason beyond the control of

the tour operator on account of hotel stay, transportation, and meals etc. extra bill will be raised.

Neither Shikhar Travels (I) Pvt. Ltd. nor the participating suppliers/hotels will be responsible for the

additional expenses.

Responsibility & Liability

All the packages are sold under the business management of Shikhar Travels (I) Pvt. Ltd. Shikhar

Travels reserves the right to cancel or alter any package as conditions require. Neither Shikhar

Travels (I) Pvt. Ltd. nor the participating suppliers/hotels will be responsible for the additional

expenses due to loss, delay or damage caused by accident, illness, bad weather, strikes / riots,

road block etc.

Governing Law: Any dispute is subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New Delhi, India.

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