Cycling in Jaipur-Pushkar-Ajmer
4 Days
A fascinating land of forts and palaces, Rajasthan will be sure to charm you with its splendors. Riding through the former princely states will provide an insight into a majestic world as Rajasthan remains a land still connected to its regal past. The vibrancy and colors of Rajasthan will be ever present on this amazing cycle journey as we ride in the once powerful Raj state of pink-hued Jaipur and through the sandy- cultured land dotted by the vivid splashes of colourful turbans, skirts and dupattas.
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Volunteer & Travel
Uttarakhand nestled in the Indian Himalayas is well adorned with natural beauty landscape, wildlife and nice people. Much can be done while traveling in the beautiful Indian state. And one of those activities while traveling could be volunteering in various projects locally while living the rustic way and making a difference.
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The Thanjavur Marathas Influence
3-4 Days
Thanjavur Marathas of the Bhonsle dynasty were the rulers of Thanjavur principality of Tamil Nadu between the 17th to the 19th century C.E. This travel experience helps you to discover the different aspects of the Maratha influence on the architecture, sculpture, literature, painting, dance, music and theatre traditions of Thanjavur, which was once the capital of the Chola Empire.
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The Chola Dynasty Splendour
3-4 Days
The Cholas were a major dynasty of Southern India who, at the peak of their reign, ruled all of South India and also parts of Eastern India, Sri Lanka and South East Asia. The first Chola dynasty, was called the Sangam Cholas and the second Chola dynasty is known as the ‘Imperial Cholas’ or the ‘Medieval Cholas’. This experience will explore the architecture, art and culture during the reign of the latter.
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Discover Jaipur Walking
1/2 - 1 DAY
Jaipur and its surroundings have a lot to offer to visitors whether its sightseeing, dining, experiencing the unique culture or shopping. Squeezing it into your trip is not easy-but with us you can have the pleasure of customized walks at your convenience. We will show you the ‘real’ Jaipur which comprises of its people, its religions, streets and bazaars.
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White Water River Rafting in Rishikesh
1-3 DAYS
Whitewater river rafting and Rishikesh go together. The town is a mix of religion, culture, yoga and of course adventure. Rishikesh was the pioneer in introducing and popularising the sport. Blessed with the natural flow of Ganges and the various rapids therein, one is guaranteed the adrenaline rush and thrills associated with it. A perfect weekend of this rush is just what is required.
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Bhadraj Trek
1 Day
The Bhadraj trek is a beautiful and gradual ridge walk lined with Rhododendron and Pine trees in some patches and grassy meadows in other patches. A short hike from the hustle and bustle of Mussoorie is refreshing.
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Valley of Flowers Trek
6 Days
On Request
Not much needs to be said about the Valley of Flowers trek. It is one of very rare treks that has a space dedicated to it on Wikipedia and rarer still, a place among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The name rightly suggests that it is a Valley full of Flowers and the spectrum of colours on display is unreal when you go there in months between July and September. The Valley has over 300 different species of flowers that have been identified and each of these are in full bloom during the season.
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Stok Kangri Summit Climb
9-14 Days
Ladakh is a true representation of India. They say you can’t go 100 meteres in India without seeing a change in its cultural landscape… In Ladakh, you can’t go 100 meters without seeing a change in its natural landscape. And Stok Kangri is a gateway to high-altitude climbing. After all it is higher than any mountain in five continents – Africa, Antarctica, Australia, Europe and North America (almost). So if you want to test your limits and of course get bragging rights while doing so, this is the peak to summit. And once you are on top, its quite a view of the Karakoram ranges incl. the second highest peak K2.
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