Meaningful group journeys across Himachal & India — crafted for connections, adventure and memories that last a lifetime.
We live in the mountains we send you to. Every itinerary is one we've walked. One fixed per-person price covers everything from your office gate to the bonfire and back.
Beyond the property, Jibhi and the Tirthan Valley are full of easy day trips — from quiet river walks to full-day treks.
A scenic mountain pass offering stunning 360° views of the Himalayan peaks. Ideal for photography and sunset watching.
A beautiful alpine lake surrounded by dense forests. Perfect for trekking and experiencing pristine natural beauty.
Ancient fortified tower with historical significance. Offers panoramic views of the Tirthan Valley and surrounding villages.
Wildlife sanctuary with diverse flora and fauna. Experience trekking through pristine forests and spotting Himalayan wildlife.
Scenic riverside walk along crystal-clear waters. Perfect for fishing, bird watching, and peaceful nature walks.
Natural rock pools with emerald waters perfect for swimming. Beautiful backdrop for photography and relaxation.
Manali offers a mix of adventure, nature, spirituality, and vibrant café culture — there's something here for every kind of traveler.
A hub for adventure sports located about 14 km from Manali. Enjoy paragliding, ziplining, ATV rides, horse riding, skiing (in winter), and cable car rides with panoramic Himalayan views.
Drive through the engineering marvel of the Atal Tunnel to reach the beautiful Lahaul Valley. Sissu is famous for its waterfall, riverside cafés, and snow-capped mountain scenery.
Open during summer months (subject to weather and permits), Rohtang offers breathtaking snow landscapes with snow biking, sledging, skiing, and photography.
An easy-to-moderate trek starting near Vashisht Village. The trail passes through apple orchards, pine forests, and traditional villages before reaching a beautiful waterfall.
A centuries-old wooden temple surrounded by cedar forests, known for its unique architecture and peaceful surroundings.
Experience white-water rafting on the Beas River, suitable for beginners as well as adventure enthusiasts.
The main shopping street where visitors can buy Himachali handicrafts, woollens, dry fruits, souvenirs, and enjoy local street food.
Famous for natural hot water springs, ancient temples, cafés, and scenic mountain views. A favorite spot to relax after adventure activities.
Explore scenic mountain roads, villages, and forests on guided cycling or off-road vehicle tours.
Known for Tibetan culture, monasteries, mountain views, and trekking, Dharamshala and McLeod Ganj offer a peaceful yet adventurous experience.
The spiritual heart of McLeod Ganj, featuring peaceful prayer halls, Tibetan monks, meditation areas, and stunning mountain views.
One of Himachal's most popular day treks, with spectacular views of the Dhauladhar Range and Kangra Valley. Many travelers camp overnight under the stars.
A short walk from Bhagsunag Temple leads to this scenic waterfall, surrounded by cafés and mountain trails — great for relaxing and photography.
Known for breathtaking sunset views over the Dhauladhar mountains, and a peaceful escape from the busy streets of McLeod Ganj.
A historic Gothic-style church nestled among deodar forests, offering a tranquil atmosphere and colonial-era architecture.
Shop for Tibetan handicrafts, prayer flags, singing bowls, woollen clothing, jewellery, and handmade souvenirs while experiencing the local culture.
Join yoga sessions, meditation retreats, or Tibetan healing therapies offered by various wellness centers in the area.
One of the world's highest cricket stadiums, famous for its spectacular backdrop of snow-covered mountains.
McLeod Ganj is known for its cozy cafés serving Tibetan, Israeli, Italian, and continental cuisine — a favorite among travelers.
Known as the City of Lakes, Udaipur pairs royal palaces and heritage architecture with serene lakeside views and vibrant local culture.
An iconic palace complex on the banks of Lake Pichola, blending Rajasthani and Mughal architecture, with museums, courtyards, and stunning lake views.
A boat cruise past Jag Mandir and the Lake Palace, offering beautiful sunset views of the City Palace from the water.
An elegant island palace on Lake Pichola known for its marble architecture, gardens, and popularity as a photography and event venue.
A restored haveli museum on the edge of Lake Pichola, well known for its evening Rajasthani folk dance shows.
A grand Indo-Aryan style temple near the City Palace, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, known for its intricate stone carvings.
A rural arts and crafts village showcasing folk art, handicrafts, and cultural performances from the region.
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