We are providing Village Tourism. After the buzz of big city life, it certainly feels good to take a deep breath of fresh air and enjoy the silence (or the songs of the birds, to be precise). Village tourism offers all that and even more, a sneak peek into the world of rural traditions and folksy beliefs, accompanied by some hearty traditional Indian bites.

We are providing Spiti Cultural Heritage Trek Tourism. A blend of Spiti’s rich cultural heritage and natural splendors, this trail provides a unique insight into the Spitian way of life (their homes, cuisine, agriculture and irrigation practices, livestock grazing mechanisms) balanced with the opportunity to explore the habitats of some of the worlds most rare species of wildlife such as the Snow Leopard, Tibetan Wolf & Blue Sheep. The trail winds itself along alpine pastures. The fossils that dot this trail offer Glimpses of Spiti’s geological past. Ancient Buddhist monasteries and temples dating back to more than 1000 years adorn these villages and are a reflection of Spiti’s historical and religious links to Tibet. The traveller could also add a twist of excitement and adventure by traversing part of this trail on yak back.

We are providing Markha Valley Trek Service. The Markha Valley is named after a tributary of the Zanskar that flows somewhere between the Stok and Zanskar mountain ranges. Although very remote, it is perhaps the most popular trekking trail in Ladakh, despite the serious challenges that it offers. The trek is, therefore, not meant for those who are looking to have a sweet time in the hills, with all the luxuries of urban existence a few hours away. This trek is a serious pursuit of the stark beauty of Ladakh and the views compensate for all the hardships that one bears whilst camping along this high altitude cold desert.

We are providing The Valley of Flowers Trek Service. Whilst on an expedition to Mt. Kamet, Frank S. Smith an English mountaineer & explorer, discovered the valley of flowers. The valley is an enchanting sight with an impressive array of over 300 varieties of wild Himalayan flowers. The snow-capped peaks including ‘Nilgiri Parbat’ (6474 m) stand in bold relief against the skyline. The Legend is that Hanuman collected `Sanjeevani` herbs from this valley to revive the lord ‘Lakshman’. Other attraction of the trek is a day excursion to Hemkund Sahib – A sacred Sikh shrine is situated on the foot of the Hemkund Lake (4320 mt) and Badrinath – one of the four Hindu Pilgrimage (Dham) in the Himalayas.

We are providing Saryu Pindar Village Walk Tourism Service. With charming hillside villages, spectacular Himalayan panoramas and fine paths, this journey on foot is a wonderful insight into life in the high mountain valleys. The snow-capped Himalayan peaks provide a stunning backdrop to the alpine meadows and forests of the Saryu Valley, while crossing through the sloping pastures to the astounding Pindar Valley, whose river draws its water from the great Pindari Glacier, you get a powerful sense of being up close to the peaks, which feel almost within touching distance.

We are providing Binsar Village Tourism Service. The six sisters walk includes staying in all the six villages in the Binsar area. Your stay starts and ends with a night at Homestay, at Ayarpani. Here you meet your own private guide who accompanies you for the rest of your stay. From here head through the pine-forest to experience the individual character and warm hospitality of the Binsar villages. You stay in all six villages and in two of them for two nights, allowing you time to relax and immerse yourself in village life.

We are providing Village Tourism. After the buzz of big city life, it certainly feels good to take a deep breath of fresh air and enjoy the silence (or the songs of the birds, to be precise). Village tourism offers all that and even more, a sneak peek into the world of rural traditions and folksy beliefs, accompanied by some hearty traditional Indian bites.

We are providing Spiti Cultural Heritage Trek Tourism. A blend of Spiti’s rich cultural heritage and natural splendors, this trail provides a unique insight into the Spitian way of life (their homes, cuisine, agriculture and irrigation practices, livestock grazing mechanisms) balanced with the opportunity to explore the habitats of some of the worlds most rare species of wildlife such as the Snow Leopard, Tibetan Wolf & Blue Sheep. The trail winds itself along alpine pastures. The fossils that dot this trail offer Glimpses of Spiti’s geological past. Ancient Buddhist monasteries and temples dating back to more than 1000 years adorn these villages and are a reflection of Spiti’s historical and religious links to Tibet. The traveller could also add a twist of excitement and adventure by traversing part of this trail on yak back.

We are providing Markha Valley Trek Service. The Markha Valley is named after a tributary of the Zanskar that flows somewhere between the Stok and Zanskar mountain ranges. Although very remote, it is perhaps the most popular trekking trail in Ladakh, despite the serious challenges that it offers. The trek is, therefore, not meant for those who are looking to have a sweet time in the hills, with all the luxuries of urban existence a few hours away. This trek is a serious pursuit of the stark beauty of Ladakh and the views compensate for all the hardships that one bears whilst camping along this high altitude cold desert.

We are providing The Valley of Flowers Trek Service. Whilst on an expedition to Mt. Kamet, Frank S. Smith an English mountaineer & explorer, discovered the valley of flowers. The valley is an enchanting sight with an impressive array of over 300 varieties of wild Himalayan flowers. The snow-capped peaks including ‘Nilgiri Parbat’ (6474 m) stand in bold relief against the skyline. The Legend is that Hanuman collected `Sanjeevani` herbs from this valley to revive the lord ‘Lakshman’. Other attraction of the trek is a day excursion to Hemkund Sahib – A sacred Sikh shrine is situated on the foot of the Hemkund Lake (4320 mt) and Badrinath – one of the four Hindu Pilgrimage (Dham) in the Himalayas.

We are providing Saryu Pindar Village Walk Tourism Service. With charming hillside villages, spectacular Himalayan panoramas and fine paths, this journey on foot is a wonderful insight into life in the high mountain valleys. The snow-capped Himalayan peaks provide a stunning backdrop to the alpine meadows and forests of the Saryu Valley, while crossing through the sloping pastures to the astounding Pindar Valley, whose river draws its water from the great Pindari Glacier, you get a powerful sense of being up close to the peaks, which feel almost within touching distance.

We are providing Binsar Village Tourism Service. The six sisters walk includes staying in all the six villages in the Binsar area. Your stay starts and ends with a night at Homestay, at Ayarpani. Here you meet your own private guide who accompanies you for the rest of your stay. From here head through the pine-forest to experience the individual character and warm hospitality of the Binsar villages. You stay in all six villages and in two of them for two nights, allowing you time to relax and immerse yourself in village life.