Trekking

Best Time	: July to mid-September
Trek Duration	: 13 days Ladakh to Manali
Region	: Western Himalaya
Max. Altitude	: 5200 Mt.

This outstanding trek, starting from Manali, via Darcha, crosses over the great Shingo La (5100m) into the hidden valley of Zanskar. It is a superb way of seeing this hidden kingdom, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Himalaya and Zanskar ranges, amazing ancient Gompas, pure Lamaistic traditions, flora and fauna.

This is another interesting trek which provides a chance to visit three of the oldest monasteries in Ladakh, Wanla Gompa, Mang Gyu Gompa and Alchi Gompa. The trek crosses over Prinkiti La (3720 Mt.) pass through wonderful village of Urshi and further cross over Tar La (5200 Mt.) and reach the ancient village of Alchi via Mang Gyu and Gera village.

This trip through the heart of Indus Valley gives you a deep knowledge of its people, religion and culture.

Best Time	: Mid-June to September
Trek Duration	: 5 days
Region	: Ladakh
Max. Altitude	: 5250 Mt.

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One of the most popular trekking route, adjacent to Indus Valley and south-east of Leh. This trek is regarded as the most rewarding and complete circular trek in the entire Himalayan region. The walking programme is blended with great range of flora and founa, Himalayan Nomads, spectacular panoramic vies, high passes, open skies, villages and monasteries. The high and spectacular region forms one of the largest protected areas in the Himalayas and many animals like the legendary Snow Leopard and Wolves find refuge here.

At Gonda-la (14,950 ft) a breathtaking panorama of the Karakoram range, stretching, shimmering and gleaming in the distance is visible. Crossing the Markha valley via Kongmaru pass (16,900 ft) a tantalising view of the Kang Yatze Peak (20,800 ft), is available. The next destination is Nimaling at 15,275 ft, one of the most beautiful high valleys in Ladakh. The trek ends at Hemis, the biggest and most important Gompa in Ladakh.

Best Time	June to September
Trek Duration	: 8-9 days
Region	: Ladakh (Western Himalayas)
Max. Altitude	: 4800-5100 Mt.

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A natural plantation, manicured by the surrounding wilderness, The Valley of Flowers is a sudden riot of colours, woundless, sharply painted against the sheer whiteness of the snow. Well over a thousand varieties of flowers, shrubs and orchids can be seen in the beautiful valley. The 19 km trek from Gonvind Ghat is an ideal trek for the beginners or less adventurous. The August bloom is a lifetime memory when flowers can be seen blooming.

The Gaumukh Glacier is the source of Bhagirathi (Ganga) and is held in high esteem by the devouts who do no miss the opportunity to have a holy dip in the bone chilling icy water. It is 18 kms from Gangotri. Tapoban situated opposite the Gangotri glacier further up from Gaumukh, at a distance of 6 km from where a superb view of the majestic Shivling Peak is available. There are ideal spots for camping which are also base camps for Bhagirathi, Shivling, Meru, Kedardom and many other peaks.

Best Time	: July to September
Trek Duration	: 5 days (from Gangotri)
Region	: Garhwal
Max. Altitude	: 4200 Mt.

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Pindari, the most accessible glacier in the Kumaon region, is located at 3820 mt. in Patti Malla Danpur of Almora district. Measuring 3 km in length and 0.25 km in breadth, it owes its existence to the vast quantities of snow prcipitatied from Nanda Devi and other lofty summits of the Greater Himalayan range. It takes its name from the Pindar river which originates in the Traill's Pass above the glacier. The trip is immensely rewarding. Though the inhabited areas can be seen for first 2-3 days of trek, the dense forests along the Pindar river and waterfalls are spectacular and varieties of species of birds are seen. The fauna and flora change dramatically in next few days.