Walking on Frozen river of Zanskar is an ultimate experience for adventure lover. The traditional name of the trek is " Chadar trek" the frozen sheet, which was only route for Zanskaris in winter when all other ways are closed due to heavy snow fall at high passes. Therefore, it had been trade route for centuries for Zanskar People.

This is the most isolated and made inaccessible for nearly eight months a year due to heavy snowfall resulting in closure of all the access passes, Zanskar has the distinction of being the least interfered, thus one of the last few surviving cultural centers of Tibet. Chadar trek allows you to experience the remote villages and to visit some of the villages along the Zanskar River in the midst of winter and thus catch a glimpse of the life during the snowfall time of the year. A visit to the ancient monastic establishments of Karsha and Zangla for sure gives an insight into the mysteries of this Shangri-la, a land and culture frozen in time behind the Zanskar Mountains.

Solang Nala, is situated 17 kms from Manali, it offers a unique experience that every visitor cherishes. This is also a base camp for skiers, trekkers, climbers and campers hence this place is full of activity both in summers and winters. A vast snow field and the best slopes, that is safe and secure for both learning and experienced skiers.

Solang Nala houses the Hanuman Tibba massif that is nearly 20,000 feet, its 8 km long glacier giving birth to river Beas. In the later 70’s Solang Nala was proposed as a possible UNESCO biosphere reserve under the UNESCO project on Man and Biosphere.

Mt Kangchenjunga at 8586 Mts the 3rd highest peak in the world and the highest peak in India, the peak is located in the end of the Himalayan range in the border region of Nepal & India.

The peak is also called as ‘The Five Treasures of Snowsrange’ as the massif has 5 peaks. It is also called as ‘Sewa Lungma’ by the locals and they consider the peak very sacred and is worshiped.

Mt Kanchenjunga was 1st successfully climbed in 1955; and even today it poses a great challenge to all mountaineers.

Trek from Yuksom to Goecha La pass at 5002 Mts is one of the most amazing treks in the Sikkim Himalayan range. The trail takes you through the forest that has some rare flora, with Rododandrons, Giant Magnolias and other wild flowers in abundance.

Bamak, Bamak means Glacier, Dokrani Bamak houses peaks like Jaonli, Draupudi-Ka-Danda. The trek starts from Bhukki village leading to Tel camp, Tel gives the first glimpses of the snow covered peak and a great place for camping. The teak leads from the green covered tree line, opens to the meadows and scenic views of rows of rhododendrons. The base camp has all the 4 sides surrounded by the peaks and the rushing waters down the valley running from the glacier. The last part of the trek is to the base of the peaks crossing the glacier and the small snow covered hills.

Kailash Manasarovar is considered as the holiest pilgrimage for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and Tibetans; who also believe that it’s once in a lifetime travel to this holy place. For Tibetans it is known as Khang Rimpoche (Precious Jewel of Snow) and they consider it as the navel of the world.

For the Hindus Mount Kailash is the spiritual center of the universe, a world pillar. The lowest point is supposed to be hell and its summit kissing the heavens, where Lord Shiva & Ma Parvati reside.

It is believed that mountain pours into the lake Manasarovar, and flows into four rivers in four directions, the River of the Lion Mouth to the north, the River of the Horse Mouth to the east, the River of the Peacock Mouth to the south and the River of the Elephant Mouth to the west. The four major rivers that originate near Kailash - the Indus, the Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra), the Karnali and the Sutlej are considered as the one flown from that lake.

Mount Kailash, a rock pyramid 22,028 feet high, is situated in China-Tibet & Nepal border region and is accesses via Nepalgunj.

Stok Kangri, a 6121 meters peak is one of the main peaks of the Zanskar range, situated in the region of Ladakh. The south ridge offers an exhilarating climb, although straightforward, the route is challenging and interesting, providing stunning views of Karakoram Range and on a clear day, even the 2nd highest peak K2 .

Stok Kangri is a non-technical & a trekking peak, a perfect peak for those who love mountains but are not trained mountaineers. The approach to the peak is from the Stok village and Base Camp at 16000 ft.

Roopkund became famous when large number of Human bones was reported. After that explorers and scientists have tried to explain the mystery but it helped in deepening the mystery rather solving it. Two theories have emerged and one is that these bones are of Gen.Zorawar Singh of Kashmir and his men who were coming back after raiding China-Tibet in 17th Century. Second opinion, which is also believed by locals, is that large numbers of people visiting Homkund were trapped in avalanches and snowstorms and got killed. Not even a single man survived to tell the true story. It is situated in CWM of Trishul and this is again a positive factor for unpredictable change in weather in Himalayas.

Mt Annapurna is the 10th highest peak in the world at 8091 Mts and the most difficult of the all fourteen 8000+ Mts peaks.

Mt Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) is one of the most beautiful and famous treks in Nepal. The ABC is at 4130 Mts and is surrounded by half a dozen peaks more than 6500 meters tall, Annapurna Sanctuary is the end point of what might be the single most view-intensive trek in Nepal. The starting point to Mt Annapurna trekking region is the famous city of Pokhara, the most prominent ethnic groups of Annapurna region are Gurungs and Thakalis. Animal found here are, blue sheep and Himalayan Tahr.

Our trek starts from Pokhara with a short drive to Nayapul, we ascend well-trodden trails through terraced farmland and traditional villages. As we climb through ancient oak and rhododendron forest, across sparkling streams and past waterfalls, the world of snow and ice starts to unfold above us. This combination of pretty villages and terraced fields of millet and rice, coupled by the majestic splendor of Machapuchare (6993 Mts), Mt Annapurna I (8091 Mts), and Mt Hiunchuli (6441 Mts) make this an extremely rewarding trek.