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Every trek tells a story.
Provided you are willing to see & listen.

Bharat has been a land of storytellers; every square inch of this land tells a tale of its own.
We are a bunch of professional hikers and storytellers.
And all we have done is bring trails and stories together, to stir up a delicious cocktail of adventure for you.

Hop on!

We do few trails, but we do them differently.
Because trails are a medium for us to tell stories of the land, like we mentioned earlier.
Our itineraries our different, too.

Family Trails

Arrive in a pack, listen to our stories, and go back with your own.

Roopkund Trek

Blockbuster of a trek, and one of the finest trek trails not just in India but in the whole world; but, did you know that the trail hides umpteen stories under it's belly?
Lord Shiva and Goddess Sati took this trail when they got married, for instance. The fascinating story of PatharNachauni, one of the overnight spots. And the still unresolved mystery of the bones and the skeletons found at Roopkund.

Brahmataal Trek

An all-season trek, and one of the finest winter treks in the country, do you know how BrahmaTaal got it's name?

Tungnath-Chandrashila Trek

Apart from the trail that offers fairytalish spots, some of the finest in the land, the trails tell mesmerising tales of the Mahabharata era.

Ali-Bedni Bugyal Trek

Part of the legendary RoopKund trek trails. Make yourself available to some enchanting trails, deep forests, unbridled view of the Himalayan peaks, one of Asia's largest and finest meadows. And, of course, some mesmerising tales!

The mystical & the mysterious Patal Bhuwaneshwar Cave trail

Nothing like it on earth!
A natural limestone cave that dates back to Satyug and finds mention in Skand Puran, it is one of the most fascinating and sacred places of India.
It is believed to hide the biggest secret to the end of the world. Legend has it that the severed head of Ganesha is enshrined in the temple. 160m long and 90 feet deep, this cave has natural limestone rock formations which have created stalagmite figures.
Lord Shiva is believed to reside here alongwith all 33 koti devtas (33 type of Gods) & His family.

Gallery

Dig deep, and you'll find each one of our pictures tell a story.