Your springboard for hardcore mountaineering - with all the features and challenges of an expedition at a comfortably lower altitude, Friendship Peak is perfect if you want to up your trekking game by
Read MoreYour springboard for hardcore mountaineering - with all the features and challenges of an expedition at a comfortably lower altitude, Friendship Peak is perfect if you want to up your trekking game by
Read MoreManali is located in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh in the Beas river valley, near the northern end of Kullu. At an elevation of 2050 M feet, the scenic landscape and ease of access make it a
Read MoreKafnu is a charming hamlet in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh. With a population of less than 1000, this quaint Himalayan village which is at an altitude of 2,408 M doubles up as the base cam
Read MoreWhile we highly recommend that you witness the beauty of this trail first-hand, we do want to start you off on the journey from our end. Nestled comfortably in between all the biggies from the t
Read MoreFriendship Peak has increasingly become popular for being the bridge between trekking and mountaineering. This 5,289 M peak which sits at the intersection of the two major ranges in Himachal Pradesh &
Read More17th July, 2021 The day I was told I will be part of the team climbing to Mt. Nun that season, was one of extreme and conflicting emotions. As excited as I was to get the opportunity to climb my firs
Read More1 AM, 23rd June 2021: We walk through the darkness in a straight line; headlamps illuminating our path on a bed of soft snow. The cold breeze served a twin purpose – its soft, monotonous sway lu
Read MoreThe sun was finally out. I had been waiting for it for hours; in fact, from the very minute we made our way out of our tents into the cold, crisp night of 29th August at 12 AM sharp – the turn o
Read MorePin Bhaba Pass Trek is one of the most striking crossover treks in India. Rife with drama and poetry, this trek, which is full of surprises starts at a charming little Himalayan hamlet called Kafnu. K
Read MoreAs one of the best crossover treks in India, Pin Bhaba Pass is your passage between two distinct worlds. It introduces you to the wide range of landscapes hosted by the beautiful state of Himachal Pra
Read MoreOne of the most dramatic crossover treks in India, Pin Bhaba Pass is a coming together of many shades of the land – the Greens from Kinnaur meet the Browns of Spiti at the home of the Whites on
Read MoreMt. Nun (7,135M) Zanskar Valley, Ladakh (24th July – 16th August 2021) “It doesn’t have to be fun to be fun”. I don’t know what Mark Twight said this in cont
Read MoreHimalayas are an inexhaustible treasure house to which devotees of Mountaineering have come for years to quench their thirst for exciting challenges. Amongst the many discovered and countless undiscov
Read MoreAs the highest peak in the Zanskar Valley of Ladakh, Mount Nun is 7,135 meters of sheer energy. You can feel its strength from the very moment you lay your eyes on it. It continues to silently exude i
Read MorePangarchulla is the perfect introductory peak to up your trekking game and enter the world of high mountains. As a fine balance of beauty and challenge, Pangarchulla delivers a lot in its short durati
Read MoreTaking you through Nanda Devi National Park, the Pangarchulla Peak Trek is the perfect union of beauty and challenge. You witness some mesmerizing landscapes - from magical views of all the revered mo
Read MoreEvery corner in the Himalayas has a distinct personality, a unique temperament, and a singular identity it proudly owns. Pangarchulla Peak is no different. At its humble height of 4,590M, it holds so
Read MoreUttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh are two states you think of when you plan your travel to the Himalayas. Borasu Pass trek is one trek that gives you the best of both. Starting in Taluka in Uttarakhand
Read MoreWe discovered a gem and we are amply excited to tell you about it! Continuing on from the popular Har ki Dun trail, the route for Borasu Pass, which takes you to a height of 5,200M, opens up to grande
Read MoreThe route for Borasu Pass, a trail which we recently explored, goes through one of the most popular treks into a more virgin land not touched by many. Located along the border with Tibet, the trail fo
Read MoreLet's talk magic; let's talk Dzo Jongo. Located in the heart of Markha Valley, Ladakh, Dzo Jongo (West) at a daunting altitude of 6,260M, takes you through the dry, desolate expanse of land
Read MoreThere's a lot that the Himalayas are hiding within its endless ranges. One such hidden gem is the Dzo Jongo peak which stands tall at 6,260 M with its smooth icy slopes towards its West face
Read MoreHidden like a mystery in plain view, Dzo Jongo is one magical peak. Starting from Leh, the trek takes you through the magnificent and arid Markha Valley. This marvelous peak has been oversha
Read MoreAs the highest peak in the Zanskar Valley of Ladakh, Mount Nun is 7,135 meters of sheer energy. You can feel its strength from the very moment you lay your eyes on it. It continues to silently exude i
Read MoreOriginating from the remote village of Sissu which lies a couple of hours drive away from Manali, Ghepan Ghat is an electrifying glacial lake resting at an altitude of 4,140M. This moderately difficul
Read MoreWe often wonder what's hiding in the Himalayas. We often wonder how much there is still to find. The sheer scale of the landscape and the force of the region has the power to hold so much within its f
Read MoreSome places have a very pleasing personality and Ghepan Ghat, the electrifying glacial lake resting at an altitude of 4,140M, is definitely one of them. The view of Ghepan Ghat after having spent thre
Read MoreThe dry desert of Spiti is a marvel through and through which offers you a host of experiences in the form of local and cultural indulgence, spiritual reconnaissance, getting acquainted to traditional
Read MoreThere are places that you fall in love with and then there are some that leave a permanent imprint on your memory. Spiti Valley is one such place which holds the capacity to fill your heart with warmt
Read MoreA geographical marvel and a photographer's delight, the cold desert of Spiti is a sight to behold. While this tiny patch of land houses all kinds of beauty that's rare, it remains so fresh to the eye
Read MoreThe sun was down, wind grew cold – another day was almost over. The sight that was in front of me, however, held me captive, arresting my gaze. Peaks so distinct and misshapen as if they were mo
Read MoreAnnapurna Circuit Trek is 155 kilometers of sheer awe. With constantly changing landscapes, shifts in temperature, the massive peaks with boisterous personalities and the comings and goings of the exu
Read MoreAnnapurna Circuit Trek has a reputation and it is a reputation it has held strong to for decades. A known classic, it is christened as the ‘world’s greatest trek’ with fine reason &n
Read MoreWhat The Great Gatsby is to literature, Annapurna Circuit is to trekking – a classic! Annapurna Circuit Trek is 155 kilometers of sheer awe. With constantly changing landscapes, shifts in temper
Read MoreNepal, best known for being home to the highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest (8,848M) is much more than an access to the top most point of contact on the planet. Formerly known as the Federal
Read MoreResting between the borders of India and Nepal, the trail to Sandakphu is breathtaking to say the least. As the highest peak of West Bengal, Sandakphu enjoys all the benefits of its title. This 3,627M
Read MoreChandrabhaga range is a group of peaks located in the cold desert region of Himachal Pradesh of which a few have been climbed, a few barely so and some that are still waiting to invite climbers up the
Read MoreCB 13 (6,264M) and CB 14 (6,078M) are those gems which were made more accessible after the inaugural of Atal Tunnel. The beauty of Lahaul is one of its kind which you notice as soon as you come out on
Read MorePack all your skills when you decide to come here for CB13 (6,264M) and CB14 (6,078M) are quite the pair and a perfect duo to provide you with all the challenges you are looking for as a mountaineer!
Read MoreEven if it didn't bear the title of the second highest peak in Pir Panjal range of Himachal Pradesh, Deo Tibba at 6,001M would still be one fascinating peak. After having experienced the peak a few ti
Read MoreLying to the southeast of Manali above Jagatsukh village, locals consider Deo Tibba (6,001M) to be the point of assembly for all gods (devtas) who are believed to come together and sit atop this peak
Read MoreMt. Deo Tibba is quite the trickster – a Denis the Menace of the mountains, if you will. You never know what its thinking or what it will throw your way next! The schemer that it is, it draws yo
Read MoreConsidered sacred by the locals, Baraadsar Lake is known to have wish-fulfilling powers. A place for the locals to offer prayers to the forces of nature, with all its mystical and mythical powers, thi
Read MoreIf green is your colour of choice, Baraadsar Lake trek is where you want to be. Lush green fields as you start to lush green mountain faces with thick forests as you advance to lush green meadows for
Read MoreA mystery to most, the sacred lake known by locals to hold superpowers, Baraadsar Lake is a cauldron of awe which lies at the altitude of 4,600M at the convergence of the many ridges that bring you he
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Read MoreThe night was dark and dry, there were literal cracks in the sky like parched land but only upside down. Two massive rock pinnacles stood opposite each other like they were having a conversation. Migh
Read MoreIf a ‘land of meadows’ had to have a name, it would be Ali Bedni Bugyal for their massive expanse, majestic views and some of the best vantage points on an easy terrain, friendly altitude
Read MoreThe highest point of West Bengal may not be very high, but it’s got everything going for it. At 3,627M, Sandakphu is a small package with big surprises ribbon-tied with the most comfortable trek
Read MoreThe highest peak of West Bengal located right along the border of India and Nepal takes us on a walk through the clouds, quite literally. Thick, green forests of Singalila National Park, miles and mil
Read MoreDid you know that the first ascent of Mont Blanc on August 8, 1786 marked the birth of modern mountaineering? If being responsible for giving birth and name to an entire sport does not make a mountain
Read MoreFirst of all, if you have decided to climb Mont Blanc, we just want to say – hurray! We speak from experience when we say it is going to be one hell of an experience. What the mountain lacks in
Read MoreThe prospect of moving towards bigger challenges, whether in nature or any other setting, is amply exciting. It is also extremely scary. There is no debate about that. But the question is, does advanc
Read MoreCare to witness the biggest and most important mountains of the Garhwal range of Himalayas from the most beautiful of surroundings? We suggest you get yourself to Panwali Kantha. The secluded trails o
Read MorePanwali Kantha is one of those rare treks which gives you a zoomed in view of the entire Gangotri, Yamunotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath ranges. This trail which is part of a larger route previously used
Read MoreAli Bedni Bugyal is one of those rare treks which gives you so much in exchange for so little. This breezy year-round trek is a cauldron of mesmerizing beauty in the form of its massive expanses, exqu
Read MoreThe Seven Sisters and one brother state (Sikkim) together constitute only 8% of the total geographical area of India. This 2.62 lakh square kilometers has so much to offer in terms of its natural beau
Read More First off, we just want to say that if you are planning to head to the Northeast of India, it is one trip you are likely to remember for a long time to come. The Seven Sisters and Sikkim togethe
Read MoreDid you know that close to THIRTY FIVE percent of the Indian Himalayan Range lies in the Seven Sister States (+ Sikkim) of Northeast India! That's a massive stretch of the biggest mountain range in th
Read MoreIndia is a land of folklore. There is a story in every stone, a tale for every river and a legend in each corner of this massive landmass. Our love for personification and storytelling is proudly admi
Read MoreThe seven sisters and one brother state that make up the Northeastern end of the country, are some of the most geographically isolated and least visited parts of India. With their expanse of natural b
Read MoreThe question about the best season to travel to the Northeast is one that is frequently asked. It is also a question which is the most difficult to answer because, unfortunately, there is very little
Read MoreIs it for nature lovers? Or photographers? Those who like to walk on high mountain slopes? Or for the ones who like to study societies and traditions? Wildlife enthusiasts or birders? Or for those who
Read MoreThe Tea City of India, Dibrugarh, rests in Upper Assam surrounded by tea estates that are characteristic of the state. The name of the city has an interesting past as does the city itself. When the Br
Read MoreDimapur is the largest city of Nagaland and also the gateway and commercial center of the state. Which means that if you plan to travel anywhere in Nagaland, you will probably be going through Dimapur
Read MoreUttarey is a small, unassuming village in the West district of Sikkim. As a town which sees very few tourists, it is known best for its picturesque setting and natural beauty. Surrounded by lush green
Read MoreZiro Valley, in Arunachal Pradesh, is probably best known for hosting the infamous Ziro Music Festival which sees an inflow of music enthusiasts from all over the globe. The energy of music in the pic
Read MoreLooking for respite from the sweltering heat of city summer? We might just have the perfect destination for you where the afternoons seem like a warm hug even during summertime. Being an all year roun
Read MoreAs is fairly obvious, we are quite obsessed with the Himalayas. While we are intrigued by all bumps and corners of this magnificent range of mountains, off-late we’ve been experiencing a special
Read MoreThe Garhwal Range of mountains in Uttarakhand houses some of the most reverential giants in the Himalayas such as Nanda Devi, Kamet, Choukhamba, Hathi Ghoda, Mana, Trishul (to name a few). Pangarchull
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