Right above Manali, at the meeting point of two high altitude ridges lies the spectacular glacial lake of Bhrigu. Named after Maharshi Bhrigu

Deoriatal trek is popular for its lush green meadows, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, dense jungle trails, rich with a variety of flora and fauna! The trek takes you through dense Oak, Rhododendron, and Maple forests…

Roopkund is a trek that needs no introduction. This mysterious lake came into limelight after close to 300 skeletons were discovered near the lake. Legend has it that the king of Kanauj, Raja Jasdhaval and his entourage faced a storm with hailstones…

Take a trek that has acquired a legendary status for mountaineers and the Devotees, alike. Trek through the meadows of Gangotri ,to the source of the holy Ganges. Set camps at Tapovan and more importantly Nandanvan,

Sandakphu is perhaps one of the oldest trek trails in the country. On this trek, allow Kanchanjunga to cast its magical spell on you. Even though it has become slightly commercial, it still has a lot to offer in terms of spectacular views.

Whilst the red panda will no doubt be the highlight of your time spent at Singalila, the national park is sure to provide you with many other spectacular wildlife encounters. The area is a birder’s paradise with over 300 species of bird having been recorded here and mammals to spot include yellow-throated marten, leopard cat, Himalayan serow and barking deer.

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Shitidhar peak at 5,322 mts, is a semi technical peak near Manali. This challenging trek/climb provides an opportunity for trekkers to see the paranomic view of some snowy peaks of Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal range. The expedition begins from Dhundi.

⠀The Markha valley trek puts on display all the sceneries Ladakh has to offer. While on this trek you pass through remote villages, small poplar forests, narrow valleys, barren mountains, high passes and snow clad mountains.