When at home this activity is called backpacking. When you find yourself halfway around the world, this traditional way of traveling long distances on trails is called Trekking. A trek is a journey. A journey through a different country and culture. In the days of the British Raj, these treks were a way to explore vast areas of previously unexplored territory and could last months or even years.

The difficulty of our trekking depends on where you want to trek and how long you want to go. The shorter Trekking tend to be easier while the longer ones require some physical fitness. Be prepared for some steep trails leading to amazing views. The pace at which you hike is up to you. We have friendly and dependable porters to assist you with your personal gear.

On treks the accommodation can be in a hotel/homestay/lodge/guesthouse/tents etc. In local areas we try to provide accommodation in homestays and lodges to provide livelihood to the locals. It also helps you feel the life in mountains and know about the villagers in close proximity.

We serve three meals a day including snacks and soup. A variety of delectable and healthy food is provided which includes; Indian, Chinese and other Western meals. They are nutritious and keeps you fit and healthy on your trek. (On day 1 – breakfast and lunch; on last day lunch en route is not included in the package.)

Yes, we arrange customized treks. They are more comfortable than the fixed departures. In these treks you can extend and reduce the itinerary or add extra activity in it at the time of booking.

Yes, why not! Age is just a number, to go on a trek you just need to be fit and have good trekking gear and experienced staff.

We are always prepared for the emergency conditions. The professional guides are certified in mountaineering courses and are aware of handling problematic situations.