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Region: Manali   Total Duration:            3 nights / 4 Days    Maximum Altitude:     10,000 feet   Grade:                          Easy   Style of Trip :               Cycling   Accommodation :        Hotel/Guesthouse; Organized Campsite   Best season to visit:   Between Jan / Dec    Food :                          On tour – All meals included   Manali Cycling Mountain biking in Manali is a great activity for the adventure loving people. Manali is connected well with the surrounding villages and prime destinations. So the byclyling can be done easily in every part of the valley. In the summer there is not much hustle and bustle on the roads. Only in Manali the traffic is bit slow and packed with jams, otherwise the roads are free to ride a bike anywhere in the valley. So one can ride around and explore on his bike with ease. For that one has to approach to the camp in Naggar, which is near to the snow range and is also connected to the main highway. From the base camp one can take the bycycle and go to the recommended tracks with proper gear and information. It is good to trek on bycycle because you can see the surrounding more closely than travelling by a vehicle. Cycling amongst snow covered mountain ranges is absolutly a lifetime experience. Cycling in the Himalaya gives you feeling of warmth from cold and filters your lungs with amusing hard work. Mountain biking is good sport which makes your health better with the fun of riding bike. During the mountain biking expedition one will visit multiple tourist destinations explored by thousands of visitors. First we will brief you with important information of riding mountain bikes, then acclimatization ride to nearby places, so that you get familiar to the bikes. In the morning ride to manali about 22 km each side and its popular sites such as Hadimba temple at dhungri, Budhist Monastry and to the Old Manali. The group will ride safely following the leader. All these places are nearby from manali and can be accessed easily. After the scheduled visit ride back to the camp following the same route. Next day we ride to the ancient village Jana. Which is 11 km far. On the way to Jana the ride goes gradually high from deep forests to open valleys. As the height increases scenery is eye catching and the mountains become greater, the valleys are left below. Jana is a well populated village with traditional houses and old culture. In Jana the most attraction now a days is the local cuisine served by the local food stalls. One can enjoy eating delicious traditional food. The waterfall alongside the food stalls creates the cool atmosphere. There are also some adventure activities like Zip line, abseiling etc. Having enjoyed the delicious meal, we return back to the camp. Night stay at camp. The group will be provided breakfast, after that they can proceed to their further journeys. To enjoy precisely the person should have proper gear (warm jackets, trousers, gloves etc.) as well as the mountain biking gear. All and all one should come and enjoy the mountain biking in the lap of Himalayas.

Region: Manali / Parvati Valley   Total Duration – 3 Nights / 4 Days  Maximum Altitude – 3700 mtrs / 12030 ft.   Grade – Easy to Moderate   Best Season – May  to November   Accommodation – Hotel/Guesthouse in Manali /Organized Campsite   Food – On trek – All meals included   Distance – 48 Km Chandrakhani Pass Base trek The Chanderkhani Pass located in the middle of lush green Kullu valley is the most famous trek of Himachal Pradesh. The Chanderkhani Pass trek is done all year in any season. But the trek done in winter has a different charm and experience. In winter the trek offers great views of snow laden forests, mountains, meadows, peaks like Inderasan, Deo Tibba, Hanuman Tibba and some prominent ranges such as Bara Banghal Range, Pir Panjal Range, Priyadarshini range. This trek can be done by anyone, even those who have less or never been to the mountains. The trek starts from Naggar, located on the left bank of the river Beas, at 1700m., an ancient town and former capital of Kullu (till 1460 AD) . The valley holds rich culture, traditional houses, great temples and beautiful locations all across the region. One can enjoy visiting Art gallery, Naggar Castle and many other places in the surrounding. Situated in the middle of the Kullu Manali valley Naggar is approachable even in the heavy snowfalls too. In winter the snowfall turns this valley into heaven. The trail for Chanderkhani Pass actually starts from the Rumsu village. Rumsu is an ancient village just few km’s above Naggar. The trail to the pass passes through in the middle of the village. The temples in the village have beautiful intricate carvings. Houses made with wood and stone are interesting to see the rural architecture. The huge Deodar trees can be seen in the middle of Rumsu village. These trees are sited in the surrounding of the temple, are meant to be sacred and holy trees as believed in the whole valley. These trees are so huge that it takes a bunch of people to circle or hold it around.  Going further from Rumsu the trail brings us to the initial uphill through the forest. The trail till the campsite is full with dense forests of Deodar, Pine, Fir and Oak trees.  One can encounter huge trees of horse chestnut en route too. While climbing up we reach at the place called Stelling, a pastoral meadow which normally is covered with snow in winter.  Have lunch and spend some time at Stelling cause further on the snowy trail will start.  The conditions and the ratio of snowfall will decide the beginning of snow trail. It could start from the woods above Rumsu village or further up from Stelling or below. So snow will appear somehow on the trail sooner or later. Treading on the snow is not easy as beautiful it looks in a picture. Though walk slowly and steadily that you won’t slip or fall. Few ups and downs then we reach at Ghon Kradi. Our first day s camp at Ghon Kradi, is mainly a little meadow with huge trees all around and abandoned shepherds shelter.  ‘Ghon-Kradi’ in the local dialect means ‘Hammer and the Axe’. It is one of the places from where locals used to collect wood for winter. A bonn fire is appropriate on such chilly temperature in the evening. So spend a beautiful night with lighting up the camp fire at Ghon Kradi. After Ghon Kradi an enchanting trail to Naya Tapru will continue. The route to Naya Tapru consists of great snow, as great that trees and its branches are almost immersed and wrapped inside snow. Some smaller trees and a lot more vegetation is seen lost under the great snow. Walking on the deep snow could be a challenge, but with strong will and endurance one can easily pass these obstacles. As you go up the trail, the whole of the Beas valley opens up to you. You begin to see the Dhauladar Range beyond the Beas valley in all its snowcapped glory. The terrain leading uphill is slightly steep on just below the Naya Tapru (9,970ft). However the scenic beauty around would make one to forget fatigue and discomfort. At naya tapru you can have soothing views of most of the Himalayan ranges from a great distance. After spending quality time at Naya Tapru we head back towards the campsite at Ghon Kradi.  One should reach the camp by the late afternoon. Stay another wonderful night at Ghon Kradi making Bonn fire on the snow. Next day climb down to roadhead following the same route till Rumsu.  From Rumsu ride back to Naggar by any local conveyance. 

Region: Manali  ​Total Duration – 6 Nights / 7 Days  Style Of Trip – Climbing  Maximum Altitude – 5289 mtrs (17353ft).  Grade – Moderate  Best Season – June  to October  Accommodation – Hotel/Guesthouse; Organized Campsite  Food – On trek – All meals included Things to Pack Day pack, good trekking shoes,sweat proof t shirt, cap , UV rays protected sunglasses, raincoat/ponchu, extra socks, water bottle,Spoon,Plate,Mug,Lunch box (for pack lunch) torch, cold cream, sunscreen, toilet soap, towel, medicines that you usually use. Friendship Peak Friendship Peak is situated in Beas Kund area of Pir Panjal range at an altitude of 5289m. It is an ideal non-technical trekking peak for those with limited or no mountaineering experience but requires good fitness. Surrounded by several other peaks like Hanuman Tibba, Shetidhar,Indra Asan and Deo Tibba offers spectacular panoramic views of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges. First drive to Solang by a taxi. From Solang to Dhundi moderate walk. Easy walk through the forest of Pine, Maple, Walnut, Silver fir and Oak. Then from Dhundi to Bakar thach is a leisurely walk of 2-3 hours. One can see high altitude flora and fauna while trekking through the meadows.We will set up our base camp in Bakar Thach. The following day hike towards ABC through lady leg through beautiful alpine flowers. Lady leg is a steep tiring stretch on the ABC ridge. Next morning get familiar with the use of your equipment and climb to summit camp. Learn the techniques and how to arrest a fall on the slope. Wake up early in the morning and after a quick bite get ready for the climb up to the summit. It’s best to be up at the summit early in the morning to make the best of the weather and get good views. At the summit one can see in the west of Dhundi the highest mountain of the Dhauladhar Mt. Hanuman Tibba 5940 m. is erected, on the east Deo Tibba 6001 m, and Indra Asan 6100 m. can be seen if the weather is in your favor.  Once Friendship peak is summated at 5394m., Descend down to the base camp. Next morning start to  Dhundi, the roadhead and drive back to Manali. 

Region: Spiti ​ Total Duration – 23 Nights / 24 Days  Style Of Trip – Climbing  Maximum Altitude – 6816 mtr.  Grade – Difficult  Best Season – June to September  Accommodation – Hotel/Guesthouse; Organized Campsite  Food – On trek – All meals included     Reo Purgyil, sometimes known as Leo Pargial and Leo Pargil is a mountain peak at the southern end of the Zanskar Range in the Western Himalaya area of the Himalayas. It is located on the Himachal Pradesh and Tibetan border in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, India. At 6,816 m Reo Purgyil is the highest mountain peak in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Geologically the peak is a dome structure and is part of a great massif that rises above the Satluj River (Sutlej) and overlooks the western valley of Tibet. The Spiti River, a right hand tributary of the Satluj, drains the northern face of the massif. The highest peak is often obscured by clouds and is located about 2 km to the south of Peak 6791, a well known slightly shorter twin brother with a height of 6,791 m. Peak 6791 is widely referred to as Leo Pargial and has sufficient topographic prominence to be classified as a mountain in its own right. Nako village is the last road head for this expedition, located on the slopes of the mountain, close to the India-Tibet border.

Region: Leh Laddakh  Total Duration – 6 Nights / 7 Days  Maximum Altitude – 5100 m/ 17000 ft  Grade – Moderate.  Best Season – May  to October  Accommodation – Hotel/Guesthouse; Organized Campsite  Food – On trek – All meals included  Distance – 64 KM.   Markha Valley Trek Markha Valley trek is a wonderful introductory trip to the remote and magical Buddhist kingdom of Ladakh. The trek takes one into the most hinterlands of cold deserts of India. Markha valley trek is also called as the ‘Tea house Trek’. These tea houses will keep popping up on the trek and will help rejuvenate the strength of a tired trekker by taking a sip of hot cup of tea.  This superb trek takes one through the deserts of Markha and Indus with numerous streams en route.  It is a journey to the land of fluttering flags, Stupas, Mane wheels and unusual gullies. There are 2 prime high passes Ganda La and Kongmaru La to cross which offer a distant view of Zanskar range. Trek goes through the Hemis National park where one can see the rich treasured fauna, mountain sheep, rabbits and snow Leopard. The trek begins at Stok, passes through beautiful mountain villages; colorful Buddhist monasteries, and the high altitude pastures of Nimaling (home to the legendary snow leopard and Himalayan blue sheep) – from which the views of the Kanz Yatze Peak are magnificent. It is a non repetitive trailing into the insight of Ladakh concealing the incredible beauties behind the spectacular mountain ranges. It is a moderate trek with few sheer climbs which can be done by anyone.      Things to Pack:  Rucksack, cotton clothes, good trekking shoes, a warm jacket,warmer, woollen or monkey cap covering head and ears, UV rays protected sunglasses, raincoat, extra socks, water bottle, torch, cold cream, sunscreen, toilet soap, towel, walking Stick and medicines that you usually use.   How to Reach LEH modest Flight is easiest mode of transport. Delhi is center destination. From Delhi there are flights till Leh which fly once daily. Jet Airways, Air India & Go Air offers flight services between New Delhi & Leh. It is very much preferred to make your bookings well in advance as there are surge in pricing after a period of time. Due to snow-capped mountains it’s highly impossible to take road transport. So much preferred is flight.

Region: Uttarakhand Duration: 3N/4DMaximum Altitude: 11,154 ft ,4,000 mDifficulty Level: Easy To ModerateSeason: Open in all season.Accommodation – Hotel/Guesthouse; Organized CampsiteBase Camp: Sari Village (6 hrs drive from Haridwar)   Short Itinerary: Reach Sari Village by 1 pm. Our representative will meet you there and you are ready to go...Day 01: Drive from Rishikesh to Sari (6 Hours), Trek from Sari to Deoriatal (2,438m) (2 Hours) Day 02: Trek from Deoriatal to Chopta (3,000m) (6-7 Hours) Day 03: Trek from Chopta – Tungnath (3,400m) – Chandrashila Peak (3,600m) - Chopta (6 Hours) Day 04: Drive from Chopta to Rishikesh (200km/7 Hours)

Region: Kullu Manali  Total Duration – 3 Nights / 4 Days Maximum Altitude – 3000m/9840ft Grade – Moderate. Best Season – December to April Accommodation – Hotel/Guesthouse; Organized Campsite Food – On trek – All meals included Distance – 20 KM. Winter Snow Trek in Manali Winter as the season suggests of cold and snowy atmosphere, gives an exclusive opportunity to cherish memorable time in the most beautiful Kullu Manali. In winter the valley gets heavy snowfalls leaving ultimate scenery of snow capped peaks submerged landscapes of thick white sheet extensively. However the winters are harsh and vegetation is lost, only the brown mountain ranges and snow capped peaks are into the sight but this scene changes dramatically to an interesting prospect after the snowfall. Now the snow is not seen only at the top of the peaks it touches the lower dwellings and one can feel it so closely. Once snowfalls, valley offers mesmerizing countryside views a lifetime experience for someone hoping to spend a beautiful weekend in the Himalayas. So the trek to Pullag and beyond in the wilderness is also interesting as the other winter routes frequented in the region. The trail in this trek leaves one speechless and amazed even if the individual has lived the winter previously. The trek lies in the northeastern backdrops of the village Naggar and stretches from forests to far beyond into the alpine range to the high altitude where only thick sheet of snow is visible. In winter season one gets the countless sights of beautifulness that can’t be escaped by seeing it. All along to it snow creates a magical ambience and vista that seems to come out of some fairy tale story. Thus it could be a better idea for one to visit the Himalayas in winter with their beloved ones. It will give them a lifetime memoir that can’t be compared with travelling to a tremendous city or going abroad but living for sometime in the mountains.     

Region: Manali / Lahoul Spiti   ​Total Duration – 7 Nights / 8 Days   Style Of Trip – Climbing   Maximum Altitude – 6110m./ 20045ft.  Grade – Moderate to Difficult   Best Season – June to October   Accommodation – Hotel/Guesthouse; Organized Campsite   Food – On trek – All meals included   Yunam Peak Expedition. Yunam peak is located near Bara la cha la pass on the border of Himachal Pradesh & J&K. It is one of the most unexplored summits, at 6111m. It got its name after the holy lake Yunam Chho, which is located in the vicinity of the base camp. So it was a pilgrimage route to the lake at earlier times, but now Yunam Peak is a rare and highly recommended nontechnical peak which can be a perfect choice for people having a bit of high altitude trekking experience. Yunam Peak is a rare Himalayan trek able peak, which ranks the same as of Stok Kangri that can fulfill the higher ambitions of trekking and climbing. The Yunam Peak is not entirely unknown, though it is not as frequently climbed as the Stok and other peaks of the same 6000m.group. But slowly the peak is gaining attention by the adventure seekers. Couples of expeditions are being completed recently and so on.   Yunam peak offers a perfect opportunity to reach 6110 Mts. without need of technical skill except the physical fitness and strong determination to scale the zenith. The name of the peak is called after the The base camp for Yunam peak expedition is just few km. below from the Bara la cha la Pass on Manali Leh highway, where the trails of Ladakh, Spiti and Lahoul intersect. The actual trek starts from Bharatpur, to where we can approach by taxi. Reaching at Bharatpur could be an adventure itself as you pass through green valleys of Manali by crossing over the Rohtang Pass to arid and rugged land of Lahoul and Spiti. The peak is attempted from north Face moving slightly towards the East direction to make way to the summit. The route to the camp is significantly steep loaded with scree which makes the path more risky and challenging. The route is mixed with snow tracks, scree and heaps of sharp loose rocks. On our way to the base camp and further, a number of streams will cut the path across and can cause a major obstacle. So these deadly streams need to be crossed as earlier as the glaciers melt.                                                                      After base treading on the trail becomes rigorous as we head towards the peak. Freezing breeze hits hard on one’s body at the higher altitudes, so one has to walk moderately to avoid slipping on scree. At the higher altitude of the trek, it has the potential of deadly challenge due to unpredictable weather conditions and expected physical confrontation. The air also gets thinner as the altitude rises and one might encounter acute mountain sickness. The last section of the peak is pretty steep, so one has to be careful while inclining and declining on the snow. The summit of Yunam has a great view point for an exceptional sight of the C.B. Range and Mulkilla Range, the summit also offers a magnificent view of Chandra Bhaga range and cold deserts of Lahaul valley.