On this trek you will begin the trek in Rumtse and ending in Shang before proceeding to Leh then Delhi. It is a sustained trek with a max altitude of 5197 m (17,050 ft.) you will be able to explore Chang-Thang that is a vast plateau where the Changpa’s (Nomads) originate from. We will need to cross several passes, but will be able to experience scenic views of the huge saltwater lake at Tsokar as well as many tiny hamlets, as we proceed toward Kharnak Rupshu via Manali-Leh highway. Then we will eventually join the Markha Valley, which truly captivates rare beauty.

Arriving in Manali, the trek unfolds through the Kullu Valley, eventually bringing you to the door of Lahaul (Rohtang Pass). From Darcha the trek through the semi-arid Zanskar Valley provide opportunities to cross isolated villages, oases, ancient monasteries and historic fortresses. The landscape itself provide challenges as it requires crossing 8 passes with differing altitudes between 4700 m (15,419 ft.) and 5190 m (17,027 ft.) which makes the grade of this trek difficult. The trek ends in the valley of the Indus – site of the Lamayuru Monastery – whereby a drive to Leh will bring you to your flight departure.

Darcha is the starting point of this trek – situated in the Lahoul Valley – where we will trek alongside the Zanskar Chhu. The highest point of this trek is passing over the Shingo La 5090m (16,699 ft.) before exploring the scenic routes through Zanskar. The trek terminates in Padum where we will then drive to Leh via Suru Valley that is shadowed by the high peaks of the Zanskar range. Once reached in Leh we will be able to visit the Shey, Thiskey and Hemis monasteries, before your flight departure to Delhi.

This expedition is rather challenging due to the extreme cold conditions, but the alpine environment captivates a real sense of adventure; beginning in Leh and ending the trek in Chilling (Karsha extension is possible). The trek enables you to explore the Zanskar area as the route cross over frozen terrains whilst experiencing beautiful erratic colour changes of the Chadar River. The maximum altitude of this trek is 3500 m (11,482 ft.) and you will be accompanied by welcoming porters on your journey. Sightseeing in Leh is also full of exuberance before your departure

It is a sustained trek which begins in Leh and ends in Lamayuru crossing over several passes, the highest being at an altitude of 3850 m (12,631 ft.). This trek will truly allow you to immerse yourself into the culture and lifestyle of Ladakh; staying in various traditional guest houses that are warm and welcoming. You will enjoy the strolls in local villages and sightseeing the natural environment of Ladakh. You will also be able to visit main tourist attractions of Ladakh including Stok Palace and Spituk Monastery, before departing for Delhi where you will also sightsee various places.

This trek enables you to explore the region of Chang-Thang, which is home to the nomads (Changpa’s) which lies beyond the high passes of Kumar La, Shibuk La, Horlamkongka La, Kyamayuri La and Yalung Nyau La. Tukche is the nomad headquarters and encompasses a huge saltwater lake of Tsokar, to the east lies another saltwater lake at Karzok. Many rare and exotic birds can be seen en route as the trek is a sustained one with max altitude of 5333 m (17,496 ft.). The trek terminates in Pang where a further journey by vehicle will bring us to Leh, where you will depart for Delhi.

This moderately graded trek takes us through the Markha Valley crossing various landscapes and villages of the mountains which provide magnificent views. As we begin in Stok we will pass over various passes at various altitudes (highest being 5150 m (16,896 ft.). In the plains around Nimaling, you can meet nomadic families called Khampa, with their herds of Yak and Sheep before ending the trek in Shang. You will be able to sightsee around Leh before departing for Delhi

Beginning the journey from Manali-Kullu we will have reached in the region of Lahoul, continuing through the rock environment over the second highest motor able pass (Baralacha La 4800 m / 15,748 ft.). The trek commences at Tak via the Morang La (5300 m /17,388 ft.) highest point of altitude of the trek. After the pass we will pass through nomads’ hamlets, gorges and big plateaus before joining the Markha Valley then on to Hemis visiting famous monasteries of Ladakh. Flight from Leh to Delhi. Due to the difficulty of this trek, it requires a good physical condition.

This sustained trek passes over the Digar La 5360 m (17,585 ft.) and through isolated villages, beginning in the Indus Valley and through the Nubra Valley, following part of the old silk route. The Nubra is a tributary of the Shyok River which flows parallel to the Indus. The trek ends in Samour where we will drive along the world’s highest motor able road Khardung La 5600 m (18,372 ft.) to reach in Leh where you will then head for Delhi. Although it is a sustained grade, the trek does expose you to high altitudes and dry landscapes with a mild climate.

The winter season in Ladakh is truly an unforgettable experience, filled with culture and traditions that can all be witnessed with some particular festivals (Spituk Gostor, Stok Guru Tse and Dosmoche Leh). To ensure you get full experiences of the Ladakhi people’s lifestyle, you will be able to stay in local guest houses. The trekking route proceeds over several passes which makes the grade moderate, however, cold temperatures does make it challenging with max altitude of 3850 m (12,631 ft.). We will explore several villages on route as well as visiting monasteries, ending the programme in Delhi.

Trekking in Himalaya ensures an experience of natural beauty as you explore culture and tradition of the Kullu Valley, as well as visiting various ancient temples in Manali. Various activities can be experienced on these treks in Himachal including rappelling, rock climbing, Skiing in Himachal, river crossing over the Beas River and peak climbing in Patalsu. You will also trek through alpine meadows and glacier fields as well as camping in view of some of Himalaya’s highest peaks including Hanuman Tibba 5950 m (19,520 ft.) and Deo Tibba 6001 m (19,688 ft.). Along with treks in Himachal tourists can also take Leh Ladakh bike trip for a different adventure of mountain biking.

This trek can be strenuous on physical strength as we begin our trek in Darjeeling and end Tashiding. Throughout our journey you will be to catch glimpses of the world’s third highest peak Kangchenjunga (8,548 m / 28,044 ft.), as we pass through little villages and through dense forests. There will be certain points, particularly in Sandakphu, where magnificent sunrises can be witnessed. We will also cross the Gocha La, which will lead us over moraines. From the pass, it is ringed with colourful prayer flags, where we will be able to see Kanchenjunga and beyond to Talung glacier. Once reached in Gangtok, you will take a flight back to Delhi ending our journey.

Beginning in Uttarey, after a domestic flight from Delhi to Bagdogra, we will proceed through many villages crossing over several high passes, the highest pass of our trek being Danphe Bhir La at an altitude of 4530 m (14,862 ft.). En route you will be able to witness magnificent sights of various famous Himalayan peaks, two in particular being Everest and Kangchenjunga, as well as trekking through dense forests, gorges and making camp next to beautiful streams. We end our trek in Yuksum, where you will take a flight from Bagdogra to Delhi, which brings us to the end of our journey.

With a domestic flight to Darjeeling, our journey will begin exploring Darjeeling with a drive to Tiger Hill to see the dawn upon the Kangchenjunga (8,548 m / 28,044 ft.). We will explore more of the area including Ghoom Monastery and Botanical Gardens. Our trek will then commence from Uttarey and end in Yuksum, en route trekking through scenic valleys, beautiful wild meadows and meandering streams and rivers as well as dense forest. From Yuksum we will make a journey to Gangtok, where we will visit a Buddhist monastery before your flight to Delhi.

After a domestic flight from Delhi to Gangtok (capital of Sikkim) we will be able to explore the area and visit the Rumtek Monastery and Orchid Sanctuary. Then we will proceed further on to Yuksum, which brings us to the beginning of our trek via Pemayangtse. It is a sustained trek and en route you will be able to explore Tibetan villages and the natural beauty of Sikkim, especially the Kangchenjunga (8,548 m / 28,044 ft.) which is the world’s third highest peak, as well as many other snow-capped peaks. We will proceed to Darjeeling before your flight back to Delhi.

The river Ganga or Ganges is the holiest river of India and on this trek, we will be able to explore its source which begins in Gaunmukh; situated at the feet of the Gangotri glacier. Here many pilgrims, particularly Sadhu’s (wise men), come to pay homage at the sacred temples on the banks of the river. On this journey, beginning in Rishikesh, you will be able to see some of Himalaya’s famous peaks that reach an altitude of around 6000 m / 19,685 ft. as well as beautifully imposing glaciers. We end our trek in Uttarkashi, where we will proceed to Rishikesh before you take the train from Haridwar to Delhi.

Although this is a difficult trek at a max altitude of 5947m (19,511 ft.), it is beautiful and begins in Rishikesh before we journey through deep gorges of Gange Alakananda to Joshimath at the foot of Nanda Devi. Once reached in Badrinath, we will trek via Mana Village and head towards Gangotri, passing through meadows of wild flowers, moraines and at times glaciers, as well as the high pass of Kalandi Pass 5947 m (19,511 ft.) which brings us to the highest point of our trek. The Bhagirathi Range can also be seen including Shivling (6543 m / 21,466 ft.) and Bhrigu Parbat (6041 m / 19,819 ft.). Once reached back in Rishikesh, a train from Haridwar will take you to Delhi.

This sustained trek begins in Rishikesh, which is among one of the holiest pilgrimage sites of India as well as Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath, which are all encompassed by Uttranchal (“Char Dem” meaning four sacred spots). We will be coming across these holy sites as we trek through villages, passing through wild meadows of flora and fauna, following upstream the Bhagirathi River and over various scenic glaciers. We will be able to visit various temples and witness Arti’s in the evening. We end our trek in Joshimath before heading back to Rishikesh, where you will take the train from Haridwar station to Delhi.

The river Ganga or Ganges is the holiest river of India and on this trek, we will be able to explore its source which begins in Gaunmukh; situated at the feet of the Gangotri glacier. Here many pilgrims, particularly Sadhu’s (wise men), come to pay homage at the sacred temples on the banks of the river. On this journey, beginning in Rishikesh, you will be able to see some of Himalaya’s famous peaks that reach an altitude of around 6000 m / 19,685 ft. as well as beautifully imposing glaciers. We end our trek in Uttarkashi, where we will proceed to Rishikesh before you take the train from Haridwar to Delhi.

The journey begins with a drive from Leh toward the west of the Indus Valley to Lamayuru, visiting the monastery. The trek is fairly sustained as we will need to cross a pass each day, the highest at an altitude of 5250 m (17,224 ft.) so it is feasible for all but will require good physic. The trek proceeds through isolated villages and nights of camping next to scenic streams. The trek ends in Alchi, where one of the oldest monasteries in the Indus Valley is situated. A further drive to Leh, then on to Delhi brings us to the end of the programme.

The trek begins from Lamayuru and ascends to the high passes (Printik La, Konzke La and Dundunchen La) before reaching the Markha Valley. En route we will pass several villages and oases, with scenic views of the dominating snow-capped peaks of Stok Kangri and Kang Yatse 6400m (20,997 ft.) as we cross the Nimaling plateau. The final pass will bring us to the monastery of Hemis within the Indus Valley, where we will then drive to Leh gaining more cultural experiences before your departure to Delhi. It is a fairly sustained trek with a max altitude of 5150 m (16,896 ft.).

The trek starts from Lamayuru and we climbs to the high passes (Printik La, Konzke La and Dundunchen La) before arriving at the Markha Valley. In transit we will pass a few detached towns and desert springs, with picturesque perspectives of the overwhelming snow-topped tops of Stok Kangri and Kang Yatse 6400m (20,997 ft.). The last pass will bring us to the cloister of Hemis inside the Indus Valley, where we will then drive to Leh picking up more social encounters before your flight to Delhi. It is a genuinely excited trek with a max elevation of 5150 m (16,896 ft.).

This trek takes us through the Markha Valley crossing different scenes and towns of the mountains which give radiant perspectives. As we start in Stok we will ignore different passes at different elevations (most elevated being 5150 m (16,896 ft.). In the fields around Nimaling, you can meet traveling families called Khampa, with their groups of Yak and Sheep before completion the trek in Shang. You will have the capacity to tour around Leh before withdrawing for Delhi.​

This is an easy trek that enables you to explore some of India’s most famous monasteries in the Ladakh region, within the Indus Valley. We will begin the trek in Leh and end in Phyang, crossing several passes including Chermentse La, Meptek La and Bonbbong La 3850 m (12,631 ft.), which brings us to the highest point of the trek. We will visit some remote villages and spend a couple of nights in a local guest house, immersing into the lifestyle of the Ladakhi people. The programme will end when you reach in Delhi.

Starting from Leh, 3 days will be spent travelling through the valley of the Indus passing through Kargil and Rangdum before reaching in Padum. The Zanskar range dominates the landscape as we join the Suru Valley where the trek begins. It is a difficult trek as we pass over several passes of varying altitudes – highest being 4700 m (15,419 ft.). With 10 days of trekking we will explore many villages and monasteries perched high on hilltops. Ending the trek in Lamayuru, we will head for Leh where you will eventually depart for Delhi.

Chang-Thang is home to the Changpa’s (Nomads) which its landscape is a vast plateau that captivates natural beauty. Beginning the trek in Tsokar, we will trek over several passes (highest being Parang La 5600 m (18,372 ft.) before ending in Kibber. Due to the nature of the trek it is difficult and will require good physic as extreme cold temperatures is to be expected. After 11 days of trekking, we will eventually make our way to Manali visiting various monasteries and temples en route. Delhi will be your final destination of the programme.

Chang-Thang is home to the Changpa's (Nomads) which its scene is an incomprehensible level that enamors common magnificence. Starting the trek in Tsokar, we will trek over a few passes (most elevated being Parang La 5600 m (18,372 ft.) before consummation in Kibber. Because of the way of the trek it is troublesome and will oblige great physic as amazing chilly temperatures is not out of the ordinary. Following 11 days of trekking, we will inevitably go to Manali going to different cloisters and sanctuaries on the way. Delhi will be your last terminus of the tour programme.

This trek provides exploration of some of India’s famous monasteries and fascinating sites as the trek proceeds through the Indus Valley, crossing numerous passes (Phobe La, Charatse La, Chermentse La, Meptek La and Bonbbong La) with highest altitude of 4200 m (13,779 ft.). You will visit remote villages where people have preserved their Tibetan customs and traditions. In Dah-Hanu, you will be able to meet the Drokhpa’s; Aryan race with fascinating history. Flight from Leh to Delhi. Overnight stay in local guest houses is to be expected, which will provide more cultural experiences.

This trek provides exploration of some of India’s famous monasteries and fascinating sites as the trek proceeds through the Indus Valley, crossing numerous passes (Phobe La, Charatse La, Chermentse La, Meptek La and Bonbbong La) with highest altitude of 4200 m (13,779 ft.). You will visit remote villages where people have preserved their Tibetan customs and traditions. In Dah-Hanu, you will be able to meet the Drokhpa’s; Aryan race with fascinating history. Flight from Leh to Delhi. Overnight stay in local guest houses is to be expected, which will provide more cultural experiences.

From Delhi, a train journey will bring you to Shimla where we shall visit some temples and sightsee around the area. Then we will proceed through a gorge to reach in Sangla Valley in Kinnaur, where the Baspa River runs through the middle. We will pass though Chitkul and Rachchham villages before beginning our trek in Chitkul and ending in Hanuman Chatti. En route visiting many villages that attract many pilgrims (Yamunotri in particular) and camping amongst Himachal’s beautiful mountainous landscapes. In Rishikesh we will also explore its famous Ghats and more before ending our journey in Delhi.

This is a difficult grade trek and will require good physic, as we begin in the Kullu Valley (Manali) and end our trek in Dharamsala (McLeod Ganj). En route we will pass over Kugti and Indrahar Pass, which will reach a max altitude of 5040 m (16,535 ft.). We will cross over various pasture lands and glacial fields, accompanied by the dominating peaks of the Himalayan Mountains. We will also visit various villages Bharmaur and Chamba to name a few. Visiting some Tibetan monasteries will also give you the opportunity to understand more of the culture and religion. A train journey to Delhi will be the end of our journey.

This trek is a challenging one due to walking over glaciers as we begin in the Parvati Valley in Kullu and end in Pin Valley in Spiti. Beginning in Manikaran, we will be passing several villages as well as alpine mountains and lakes. We will come across glaciers as we trek upstream of the Parvati River. Before reaching in Spiti Valley, we will have to cross the Pin Parvati Pass 5219 m (17,122 ft.), which brings us to the highest point of our trek. We will explore Spiti’s valley and its monasteries before driving back to Manali and further on to Delhi.

Beginning our trek in Manali and ending in Jispa, we will be crossing a couple of passes the highest being the Baralacha La 4800 m (15,748 ft.).  En route we will gain beautiful views of the Chandra, Tserap and Bhaga rivers that flow from various directions. The dominating Chandra Bhaga Range captivates Himachal’s natural beauty as we make camp in Chandra Tal. We will return back to Manali via Udaipur, where we will travel through the villages of Lahaul and then over the Rohtang Pass. Our journey will end when you take a bus journey to Delhi.

Our journey begins in the lush green Kullu Valley and further through to the Spiti Valley, following the Beas River upstream and sightseeing ancient Gompa’s and little villages. Beginning our trek in Sagnam, we will cross over the Bhaba Pass 4890 m (16,043 ft.), which brings us to the highest point of our trek. You will also notice, as we trek towards Sarahan, the changes within the landscape from the barren landscape of Spiti to thick forests. We will visit Bhima Kali Temple in Sarahan. The trek ends in Kafnu where you will eventually end our journey in Delhi.

This is a sustained trek and begins in Manali and ending in Bir. As we depart through the thick cedar forest of Manali, we will cross various wild meadows, little streams and high passes (highest being at an altitude of 4800 m (15,748 ft.). We will come across various isolated villages that will provide an insight on how the local villages live their lives. Ending our trek in Bir – site of Buddhist spiritualism – is only a few kilometres from Dharamsala, where we will be trekking through the wondrous land of the legendary Gaddi’s tough and wiry Himalayan shepherds. From Dharamsala you will take an overnight bus journey to Delhi.

Trekking to Malana is a moderately graded trek which enables you to witness beautiful views of the encompassing mountains. Beginning in Manali, we will trek through various forests and meadows that inhabit wild flowers such as Rhododendrons. We will also cross the Chandra Khani Pass 3660 m (12,007 ft.) before we reach in Malana; a tribal village. You will need to be careful when sightseeing some of Malana’s sacred monuments, as it is very special to the local people. After Manali, you will be transported to Delhi where you will sightsee for half of the day, before our journey together ends.

Starting from Manali in the Kullu Valley, we will cross the Rohtang Pass and then head east of the Chandra Valley. Our trek begins in Sagnam and ends in Chitkul, crossing over several passes, one in particular being the Bhaba Pass. You will notice the change in the landscape as it changes from a barren landscape of Spiti to lush green forests en route to Chitkul. We will then reach the Baspa Valley, where you will be able to see the beautiful views of Kinnaur, before heading to Shimla and further on to Delhi. 

Beginning in Manali and ending in Prini, en route visiting many villages including Khangpa Village of Setan, Marhi, Piyangniru and Raurikhaudi. We will be crossing some streams and camping in areas that captivate Himachal’s natural beauty. As we trek from Chikka to Marhi, we will be able to gain beautiful view s of the Deo Tibba, Indrasan and Inderkilla. You will also see the Hanuman Tibba (5930 m / 19,455 ft.) where a group of summits surround the Beas Kund. As we reach in Manali, you will then take a bus journey to Delhi, which brings us to the end of our journey.

After visiting various touristic attractions within Manali, our trek will begin in Sahi Ropa and continue through various villages (Bhihari, Shoja, Beem and Sarahan) as we make camp within beautiful valleys, next to scenic lakes and mythological mountains (Sherkhand). As we proceed on our trek we will come across thickly dense forests, meadows and streams, which captivate the natural beauty of Himachal. Our trek ends in Sarahan where we will head for Shimla via the former Himalayan Kingdom of Rampur, before you return by train to Delhi.

Beginning in Amritsar, with its Sikh Golden Temple, we will head for Manali – “Valley of the Gods” – en route visiting places that have deep religious roots (Dharamsala, Palampur and Mandi). We will begin the trek through the alpine landscapes from Manali, trekking to a max altitude of 2500 m (8,202 ft.) when we reach in Solang Valley. With our rackets we will trek through the beautiful scenic Kullu Valley and explore some of the local villages, where you will be able to understand their culture and tradition. There are some religious festivals during this trek including, Shivaratri (Mandi) and Lossar (Dharamsala).

This is an easy trek beginning in the Kullu Valley (Manali) crossing over the Rohtang Pass to the arid valley of Spiti. Sightseeing in Manali will allow you to visit some of Kullu’s ancient temples before travelling upstream along the Beas River to eventually reach in Spiti Valley. The trek will begin in Kibber and end in Tabo, where you will witness high mountains and narrow valleys. Once reach in Tabo, we will return back over the Rohtang Pass to reach back in Manali for you r comfortable coach journey to Delhi.

The trek begins in Recongpeo, which is the district headquarters of Kinnaur, where we will make a gradual trek over moraines, boulder fields and at times glaciers, ending our trek in Rampur. The Baspa Valley captivates Kinnaur’s natural beauty as we make camp amongst meadows of wild flowers and near to some beautiful villages. The mount Kinner Kailash – “The Eternal House of Shiva” – can be seen unless a permit is previously obtained by authoritarian officials. Once reach in Shimla, a train journey will take you to Delhi, which will bring us to the end of our journey.

This moderately graded trek begins in the lush green Kullu Valley and ends in the arid Chandra Valley. Beginning in Solang, we will pass through Prini and Khangpa Village of Setan, before crossing over the Hampta Pass 4200 m (13,779 ft.) and reach in Shea Gharu where we will make camp at the foot of a beautiful glacier. We will then trek alongside the Chandra River, which is surrounded by high mountains of the Chandra Bhaga Range. We will end our trek at the top of the Kunzum Pass before we drive to Manali via the Rohtang Pass. You will then depart by coach to Delhi.