Treks and Leisure Treks for All Ages

Recommended for “All Age Group (8+) This Summer beat the heat in the Mighty Himalayas with Foliage Outdoors. This is a trek designed for beginners and travellers who have a little  prior experience of trekking. Even children, as less as of 8 years, could be a party to this wonderful holiday. It is a trek that offers you some great views of the Himalayan ranges, comfortable stay at some of the most picturesque locations, delicious food and never ending dose of fun, laughter and conversations. Do note that we stay for 1 nights in the comforts of a Room in a Resort and 3 night would be of Camping (stay in tents) to experience the Himalaya in its own nature. SAVE MORE! Book early to get the best airfares. Avoid the summer rush prices! read more read less

Wish to bag an everlasting experience being in snow but avoiding it because of the long duration of the trek, long exhausting walks or tenting out in glacial nights? Welcome to Auli-Gurson Meadow. A trek that than spans only 4 days in Auli, arguably the Skiing capital of India, coupled with the fact that the stays are going to be in very comfortable lodges, makes it an ideal trek for someone who wants to have a snow-experience but not ready to compromise on urban comforts. While on the trail, witness the majestic views of India’s second highest mountain peak, Mt. Nanda Devi, as well as enjoy your cup of tea at the lodge looking at the mighty Himalayan ranges. This trek is located around Joshimath and Auli in the state of Uttarakhand. The drive from Haridwar to Joshimath is beautiful and runs along the banks of Ganga and Alaknanda.   read more read less

Usually while going for any Himalayan Treks, traveling through the ghat sections is the most tiring part. Unlike in other treks, this trek, in particular, has the minimal travel distance from nearest major city hub. Nag Tibba peak is located in the Nag Tibba range of the Himalayas which is located at just 90 km from Dehradun. The main attraction of this trek is camping experience on the beautiful snow covered meadows and summiting the top walking over the thick snow carpet. Another plus point of this trek is moderate gradient with few steep sections what makes it a perfect choice for an enthusiastic and reasonably adventurous group of friends or even families. The top of Nag Tibba offers panoramic views of Himalayan range and one can spot few of the peaks like Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini, Srikanth and Black peak. Along with the two campings in the snow under the starry sky, cherish the comfortable stay at Viraatkhai, a lodge constructed at a very scenic location. read more read less

Considered by many as one of the most beautiful places in India, the Valley of Flowers tucked into the hills of the Garhwal Himalayas is a nature lover's dream come true. During the months of July and August, innumerable flowers of various shapes, sizes, and hues adorn the valley creating a veritable multi-colored carpet. The valley is home to over 300 Colorful species including Marinas, Himalayan Blue Poppy, Brahma Kamal, Potentilla, Aster, Lilies, etc. British mountaineer Frank Smythe stumbled upon the Valley of Flowers in 1931. ‘In all my mountain wandering,’ he wrote, ‘I have not seen a more beautiful valley where the human spirit may find repose. It’s in the core zone of Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve. A colossal expanse of 87.5 sq km and myriad alpine flowers make this place a colorful paradise. Perched at an altitude of 12070 feet above sea level, Bhyundar Valley is the home to this surreal place. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Valley of Flowers trek comes to a perfect finish with a visit to Hemkund. Well thought out itinerary, accommodation in the best available hotels / Guest House, chartered vehicle/s for the entire tour ensure you a memorable experience. read more read less