Does the very thought of a drive round a winding mountain road make your stomach queasy? Read these easy tips to make the drive to your next trek smoother.

I’m super excited to announce our new trek- the Phulara Ridge Trek! Ridge treks are extremely uncommon in our country. There are hardly a handful. And the Phulara Ridge Trek is already looking to be one of the best.

In this article, we bust myths about branded and expensive trekking gear -- trekking shoes, trekking backpacks, warm layers. How much should you really spend on trekking gear? And what exactly do you need? Find out here.

Announcing the winners for Trek Photographer of the Month April 2018! Take a look at winning entries and nominations here.

A news bulletin to bring you the latest updates from our treks.

Here's a detailed list of everything you need for a week long Himalayan trek!

In this article, we learn how to prevent Acute Mountain Sickness with medication like Diamox (Acetazolamide) and without Diamox. You'll also find the correct dosage for a preventive course of Diamox in here.

A photo story about the Kashmir Great Lakes Trek. These pictures were shot between August and September, one of the best months to do the KGL trek, with a lovely mix of clouds and blue skies!

Today's article is an important one -- it's about treating altitude sickness - AMS, HAPE,& HACE. Before I get into medications and technicalities, I want to share a golden rule with you. And it is not about descending, which...

Because of continuous snow and buried trails, we are calling off the Gaumukh Tapovan batch of May 13th. The forest dept. has also disallowed treks for the next five days. Here are the latest updates.

With continuous snowfall over the past two days on the Kedartal trek, snow has blocked the trail and made it very unstable. So we will not be running the May 12th batch.

In this article, we speak about Altitude Sickness and its 3 main forms - AMS, HAPE & HACE. A quick introduction followed by detailed symptoms for each of them. Proper knowledge of Altitude Sickness can make all the difference...