Design Your Adventure

Q: Can beginners do this trek?
Yes! We offer treks suitable for all fitness levels.
Q: Is Wi-Fi available on the trail?
In some villages, yes — but don’t rely on it. Disconnect to reconnect.
Q: What’s the food like?
Tasty, fresh, and carb-loaded — perfect fuel for trekking.
Q: How do I charge my phone/camera?
Most teahouses have solar charging stations (bring a power bank!)
Q: What about toilets?
Some modern, some rustic — it’s part of the adventure, darling.

Packing for the Himalayas is an art. Here’s your checklist:

• Warm layers: fleece, down jacket, thermal base layers

• Good trekking boots (broken in — no runway blisters!)

• Backpack & daypack

• Water bottles or hydration system

• Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses (UV at altitude is no joke)

• Headlamp & power bank

• Personal medications + basic toiletries

Lightweight, layered, and fabulous — that’s the Himalayan fashion code!

Our treks range from easy scenic strolls to high-altitude hustles:

• Beginner-friendly options for first-time trekkers

• Moderate to challenging routes for experienced adventurers

• Daily walks of 4–7 hours with breaks

• We’ll help you pick the right route for your body and boldness

No need to be a gym rat — just bring determination and a sense of adventure!

This is no 5-star hotel — it’s better. It’s real.

• Local teahouses & mountain lodges with warm beds and epic views

• Nepali and Tibetan meals like dal bhat, momos, noodles & tea

• Vegetarian-friendly and dietary-conscious options available

Trekking may be rugged, but your belly will be full and your nights cozy.

You’re not just visiting landscapes — you’re stepping into sacred spaces.

• Respect monasteries, prayer wheels, and local customs

• Ask before taking photos of people

• No plastic waste — carry reusable gear

• Dress modestly and greet with “Namaste” and a smile

Trek like a guest, not a tourist — and you’ll be welcomed like family.

When to go? Depends on what you’re craving:

• Spring (Mar–May): Blooming rhododendrons, clear skies

• Autumn (Sep–Nov): Peak views, stable weather — most popular

• Winter (Dec–Feb): Cold but peaceful, great for introverts

• Summer/Monsoon (Jun–Aug): Green and wild, great for some offbeat treks

We’ll help you pick the season that matches your style and schedule.

We take safety seriously:

• Guides trained in altitude sickness response

• 24/7 emergency contacts and evacuation support

• Gradual acclimatization built into every itinerary

• Daily check-ins to monitor your health

Your well-being is our top priority — because a safe trek is a successful trek.

Everything you need for a seamless Himalayan adventure is taken care of. We include:

• Experienced licensed guide fluent in English (and slay!)

• Porter service (share your load, not your struggle)

• All accommodations in cozy teahouses or lodges

• Three meals a day with safe drinking water

• All trekking permits and TIMS card

• Ground transportation from/to starting points

• First aid kit and emergency support

No hidden fees. No surprises. Just you, the trail, and a dream trek come true.