Trekking in Himalaya

Roop-Kund is a mysterious lake situated at a height of 5029 mts. in the lap of the Trishul Massif, hidden below a ridge on the periphery of the Nanda Devi Sanctuary. It is often called the “Mystery Lake”, as in it lie some 300 corpses dated to the 14th Century AD, well preserved due to the cold and only seen when the lake thaws. There are two versions for these remains; one, that they are the remains of soldiers under General Jorawar Singh’s army which was on its way to Tibet, the other that they are the remains of people on a pilgrimage to Trishul base about 600 years ago. In this program we will provide one night in local house due to you can mix-up with local culture enjoying local food, folk dance, folk song & local focal music.

The Himalayas are the worlds highest mountain chain, and also the youngest. People come from the world to seek sanctuary from an increasingly populated world, relieve stress and fro the sheer thrill of the adventure. The panoramic Garhwal & Kumaon hills of Uttaranchal, Kuari Pass is the richest trek in Garhwal valley of flora & fauna. This trek is start from Auli (Gaurshon Top) From where one can see the crescent view of Garhwal Himalaya several peaks between 6000m- 7000m, enjoying the wild animals, vegetations & several holy places of Hindu.

The people of Johar, as the Milam valley is locally known, were traders whose caravans crossed from India into Tibet by the high passes of Unta Dhura and Kungribhingri La. Once the trading season was over the entire population of Milam and the surrounding areas migrated to Munsyari or lower during winter. Trade stopped with the Indo-China conflict of 1962 and these once prosperous villages are now deserted. However the trail still exists, linking the villages and beckoning trekkers. Munsyari is the starting point of Nanda Devi Trekking and Wayfarer offers you a combined itinerary that includes a visit to the Nanda Devi base camp area followed up by a trip to Milam glacier. Initially five days of walking takes you to Pachu (3950 mts, 60 kms) the base camp area for Nanda Devi East. The location is exquisite and we usually spend a full day over here. We then return from Pachu to camp at Burfu, across th Gori Ganga river. From Burfu we ascend to Milam where we spend a day and then return to Munsyari. We are sure that Trekking In Nanda Devi will be the most cherish moment of your life.

This is second most charming trek in Garhwal Valley, through some villages & meadow land. One can see the surround the green meadow & a breathtaking view of the snowy peaks, non polluting environment make it one of the most ideal trek in this valley. Trek through the Rhododendron forest,

Valley of flower is God’s own country, hidden from the outside world, now this is the world heritage site, known only to some highland inhabitants of the Bhyundar valley, it was avidly avoided by the shepherds of the hills, believing it to be the celestial playground of the god, nymphs and fairies. The mysterious valley was discovered by the world renowned British explorer, botanist and mountaineers Frank S. Smith, in 1937. his book the Valley of Flower lifted the veil of this hidden beauty to the outside world. Valley of Flowers is a mystery till today. An irresistible wonder for nature lovers, botanists, ecologists, zoologists, ornithologists, and trekkers. It’s one of the India’s most coveted National Natural Park. An alpine valley formed by retreating glaciers, whose movements through millions of years shakes the hard rocks beneath, forming a unique U-shapped valley. This unusual valley is flanked in either side by lofty peaks that remain snow-capped round the year. Ths Pushpawtin River, emerging from the glaciers merge into the river. The best blooming season in the valley is start from mid June-last of Aug. when it’s full bloom splendour. More than 300 species of rare wild flowers bloom here. Some of plants which come out in full colours are Lilium Ranunculus, Corydalis, Sibbaldia, Pedicularis, Bistorta, Anaphalis, Marsh Marigold, Equilobium, Cypripedium, Strawberry, etc.

The Panch Chulli peaks lie in Eastern Kumaon Himalaya and form the watershed between the Gori Ganga and Darma Valleys. The eastern approaches are through Sona and Meola Glaciers. The Uttari and Dakshini Balati glaciers guard the western approaches. Nestling snugly in the lap of the snow capped peaks of Panch Chulli, the Darma Valley in remote Pithoragarh district, bordering Nepal and Tibet, is endowed with extraordinary scenic beauty. The starting point of this adventure is Munsyari from where we drive by jeep for around 95 kms. to the Indo-Nepal boarder town of Dharchulla. From this town a further drive of 35 kms. along the banks of the Dhauli Ganga river takes us to the village of Sobla. Here onwards it’s a 40 km. trail that passes through Dar, Bungling, Sela, Nagling, Baaling and Duktu / Dantu village in the Darma Valley before reaching Punch Chulli Glacier.

This trek being from Nagar, around 26 km far from Manali, this place is heritage site, the beautiful Nagar Castle, from there one can see the panoramic view of Kullu (Apple) Valley. First part of the trek through the rhododendron and other kind of herbs, over the enchanting Chandra Khani Pass (3760m) this part is gradually ascending till the base of this pass, next day trek leading to Malana village, where life style is different, they have their own rules & regulations. Several temples between in the village, but for the visitor this is prohibited , if somebody touch this temples or any subject of the temple he must be punished by the villagers. Rest of part of the trek is through the villages always up and down trek.

Himachal is the northern state of India, it is know for its beauty, an area of high altitudes, glaciers, streams and charming valleys hidden among some of the tallest mountains in the world-the Peer-Panjar range. Climbing unaccustomed heights, traverses cold, grey crags and boulders, and vast yellow desert-like plains. Pin Valley is the hidden valley and charming, high passes, glaciers, & steams, A maze of enormously high snow capped peaks and the largest glaciers outside the polar region, the Pin valley dominate the terrain where valley heights range from a mere 8000 feet to 15000 feet while passes of up-to 20000 feet and peaks reaching over 25000 feet can be seen all around.

Chandra Tal is famous for its high altitude beauty. It is one of the highest inhabited (by fish) lakes in the world. This trek is moderate in nature but takes you to altitudes up to 4800 Mtrs and gives an opportunity to see awesome hanging glaciers on all sides amid the barren and arid landscape.

High altitude trekking in being from Peer-Panjal range-finish Changthang Valley. The Parang la Trek (18,300 FT) to the high altitude pastureland is a challenging trek for physically fit trekking enthusiasts who are looking forward to be in remote areas to take up few demanding challenges. The trek shall be initiated in the alpine valleys of lower Himalayas and move onto the high altitudes of the few last inhabited villages of the region and high altitude pasturelands for grazing Yaks & Horses. With the Blue Himalayan Poppy Flower in blossom you will be scaling the high point above 18,000 Ft of Parang la (pass) to cross from the Lahaul - Spiti region of High Himalayas into the Changthang Sector of the Ladakh range & trek on the lake bed of High altitude lakes like Tsomoriri.

The Markha Valley is the high altitude pastureland is a moderate trek for physically fit trekking enthusiasts who are looking forward to be in remote areas to take up few demanding challenges. Markha Valley trek is very known trek in Ladakh, it called “Home to Snow Leopard” Inhabits a number of species of wild animals. These large, powerful animals play an important role in the eco-system. Some animals in this park can seen as – Snow Leopard, Bharal or Blue Sheep, Nyan or Argali or Giants Sheep, The Dhole or Wild Dog, Ladakh Urial or Shapo, Ibex, Marmots, Golden Eagle, Vulture, Chukar Partridge, etc.

The trek begin from Lamayuru, over three passes & one monastery. This is moderate trek,

Due to the lower altitude and along with the motorable road its called “Baby Trek” the walking hours are also less than the other trek in Ladadkh, through some village, monasteries, & a few of wild animals as marmot & Ibex etc.

Zanskar the region between Kargil and Lamayuru in the north Kishtwar and Manali in the south is, at the moment an ideal trekking area. This is the ideal trek route in the world. Several Passes, Villages, Nomad area, nice landscape & one big headquarter region Padum Valley, lot of monasteries, and very familiar people. This trek is begin from Himachal Pradesh and finish in Jammu & Kashmir. All the high passes covered with snow through the year. This trek can do in two part first Jispa (Darcha) Padaum trek from there take jeep to Kargil via Rangdum, Lamayuru drive to Leh. And second Padum continue trek till Lamayuru but this is more high altitude trek & more challenging trek than the first part.

Nubra valley is situated in the North of Ladakh region. It is largely drained by Siachen and Shayok River. The plain land of the Shayok river is sandy and occupied by farmer. This is the ancient “silk route” passing through this area. The Bectarian Camels (Double hump camel) can be seen in Nubra valley. Traveler are required to obtain permit to visit Nubra valley, the maximum stay can be one week, with 06 pass-port size photos. Exploring this valley traveler cross the highest motorable pass “Khardong La (5672m) in this valley some more village open for tourist as Khardong, Khalsar, Deskit, Hunder, Sumur & Panamik.

Dzongri trek is starting from Yuksom the old capital of Sikkim, this trek is through the rhododendron, you can wonder up lush green mountain trails. In the very footsteps of those early travelers. Marvel of Stupa, Monasteries and Temples. This trek is offers you explore the cultural & adventure tours.