Small-group treks through Ladakh, Spiti, Garhwal and Nepal, led by certified mountain guides who grew up on these trails.
We started with one route above Manali and a borrowed tent. Today our guides lead forty treks across the Himalaya, still in groups of twelve or fewer, with acclimatisation days built in and every camp packed out clean.
Phones go quiet, the air gets thin and the view keeps getting bigger. That is the whole point.
Every trek includes permits, meals, tents, porters and a guide for every four trekkers. Prices are per person from the trailhead.
Cross the Kongmaru La through a cold desert of red cliffs, Buddhist villages and homestays where you sleep under prayer flags.
Start in the green forests of Kinnaur and climb over the pass into the stark, lunar Pin valley. Two worlds in one week.
The classic winter trek: snow-laden pine forests, a frozen lake camp and a summit sunrise over Swargarohini and Bandarpoonch.
Rhododendron forests, Gurung villages and a natural amphitheatre of eight-thousanders. Flights from Delhi arranged on request.
Pickup at 6:30 am and a scenic drive along the Tons river to the trailhead village of Sankri. Gear check and briefing in the evening.
A gentle climb through pine and oak to Juda ka Talab, a lake that freezes solid in winter. Our first camp sits right beside it.
The forest opens into wide snow meadows. Afternoon is free for acclimatisation walks and a lesson in using microspikes.
Headtorches on at 3 am. Reach the top for sunrise over Swargarohini, then descend through the snow to the camp at Hargaon.
An easy walk down past shepherd huts and apple orchards. Hot showers, a bonfire and the trek certificates in the evening.
Breakfast and the drive back to Dehradun, arriving by 6 pm in time for evening trains and flights.
Tell us when you are free and how fit you feel. A trek lead will call you within a day with dates, a training plan and a kit list.