Adventure Sports

Trekking

The main trekking areas in Himachal are the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges, routes over the passes between the Shimla region and the Kullu valley, the numerous treks out of kullu and select tracks in the Trans-Himalayan regions of Kinnaur, Lahaul and Spiti. Most trekking areas are between 1,500 meters and 6,000 meters. With well over two hundred and seventy defined trails, the variation in terrain is also enormous. Low scrub-land and paths through paddy fields, give way to trails strewn with pine needles.Then come woods of oak and flowering rhododendron, which merge into forests of Himalayan cedar deodar and spruce.

One most trails, small pastoral hamlets dot the way. Cunningly hidden between the high mountains, are passes which were once known only to migrant shepherds and dare-all traders. These lead to the fabulous wastes and swift rivers of the arid Trans-Himalaya. 

Jeep Safari

The fastest and most intensive way to explore India's Himalayan and Rajputana Deserts is by overland safaris on jeeps, camel back, horseback, motorcycles or mountain bikes and from the River. Stop at villages and camps on the way to get an insight into the content life of these nomadic people. Revel in the breathtaking beauty of an awe-inspiring Landscape. Explore the rugged mountains in the Ladakh and Leh region in style, on a jeep. Himalayan jeep safari take you around the mysterious valleys and the monasteries of the region. Tread your way on the world's highest road on jeep. We have designed specific itineraries to take you around this enigmatic land.

Para-Gliding

Come winter and the surrounding areas of Manali offer some of the best powder of the World. Glide down the Himalayas on Skies or do the new trendy sport - Snow boarding. After ascending the powder covered mountains by Helicopter, experienced Skiers and Snow boarders have a thrilling ride, down to the deep valleys.

Skiing

The powder skiing at Manali is exceptional! Our location at approximately 34¡ N. latitude, roughly equivalent to Los Angeles, gives us long days, and a variety of exposures allows us to ski both with or against the sun. The altitude allows much greater "back radiation" than other areas, which creates excellent recrystallised powder. Manali is known for having one of the deepest snow packs in the entire Himalaya, and due to our continental climate, snowfalls tend to be of low moisture content. As an added bonus, the potential is vast for terrific, spring corn-snow skiing!