Rupshu Valley Trek-Ladakh, Northern India . Himalayan summer trekking in northern India 's Ladakh district, known as "Little Tibet". This 12 Day adventure begins at the beach in Kovalam and moves to some great hiking in the mountains. En route visit exotic temples and ancient cities. Enjoy riding boats through palm lined backwaters and visit the seldom seen city ghost city of Hampi. This tour is a shorter version of our 'South India Adventure'...

Cultural Ladakh With Nubra Valley & Sham Trek. This tour provides you with the opportunity to absorb the rich culture and Buddhist tradition of Ladakh. You will also get to go on a short trek in the Sham region of Ladakh. It is also nick named the 'Baby' trek as you do not go higher than 4000m while on the trek....

Starting by the beach at Kovalam, in the wonderful state of Kerala, our journey takes us hiking in the mountains, riding boats through palm tree lined backwaters and to the seldom visited ghost city at Hampi. We finish with two days to sample the lifestyle of Goa....

The tour program and the quotation go as under:
Number of Days: - 06 Days and 05 Nights
Destinations Covered: - New Delhi – Agra – Jaipur – New Delhi...

The tour program and the quotation go as under:
Number of Days: - 14 Days and 13 Nights
Destinations Covered: - New Delhi – Agra – Jaipur – Bikaner – Jaisalmer – Jodhpur – Udaipur – Pushkar – Mandawa - New Delhi...

Rupshu Valley Trek-Ladakh, Northern India . Himalayan summer trekking in northern India 's Ladakh district, known as "Little Tibet". The Rupshu region in the south-east of Ladakh is the western fringe of the Chang Tang, a huge plateau that spreads hundreds of kilometers across Tibet. It is a starkly beautiful region of high altitude arid plains, gentle mountain ranges and salt water lakes such as Tso ( Lake ) Kar and Tso Moriri. As on the Chang Tang, its inhabitants are largely nomads...

Darjeeling in the northeastern state of West Bengal is definitely the queen of the eastern Himalayas. A perfect town for simple walking and talking amidst its casual and almost ‘standstill' atmosphere. It is a place, which reflects the fusty relic of last British Raj era with left over chalets, tiffin and tonic, miniature toy train and the distinct rusty smell of burning coal in the air. The undulating green hills of tea shrubs still dominate much of the surroundings with pine trees sprouting at various ridges...