In the mountains, lots of basic things are uncertain and resources scarce. Strategizing and competing in such an environment brings out the highest degree of individual learning and transformation. The Himalayan Mountain Challenge focuses on developing real life management...

Trekkers often ask us about which trek will suit their children best. After much debate, we put together the Best 5 Himalayan treks for children! Take a look!

The IIM Mountain Challenge takes place in the most beautiful slopes in the Himalayas. But to make sure your trek goes smooth, ensure you carry all the things mentioned in this quick checklist.

The changes a camping experience can bring about in children is nebulous but perceptible. Our staff observed quite a few of these changes on a trek to Kopatty with Canadian International School. Take a look.

Saheb Singh Chadha comes across as a wise, young gentleman. And much of his wisdom could be credited to his rich trekking experiences. In a candid chat, Saheb reveals what trekking could mean to a child.

Health disorders in children are on their way to becoming a norm. What’s spearheading this negative trend?

One early October morning, twenty-eight children from Daffodils School, Bangalore, saw the world in a different light…and made a difference that will last a lifetime.

Children who do not have significant contact with the natural world in their early years can become ‘biophobic’ or afraid of nature - EYFS research.

On a balmy Tuesday morning 43 students gathered in the open hall of Vidyanjali school in Bengaluru. These 11 and 12-year-old's were going on their first trek ever, to summit Brahmagiri.

12 years old Atharv Kothekar, went on his first Himalayan trek to Deoriatal in 2015. This little hero has already completed 37 treks in the Sahyadris. Read here about his Himalayan experience.

A group of 26 enthusiastic children from Poorna Learning Centre set off on a trek to Brahmagiri. A simple trek taught children invaluable lessons they’re going to remember for life.

On July 9th, Florence Public School became the second school in India to include a Hiking Club in their curriculum! Here's a photo story of how the day unfolded!