In line with our philosophy of giving our clients an up, close & personal experience we endeavour to make our clients walk the best possible routes, ride on remote trails, run some wild rivers and indulge in other activities – all this in addition to giving the clients a very good flavour of local culture and practices that are prevalent in the Himalayas. Unlike a lot of other companies who prescribe to the totally 'rough it out' way of running their trips we don't mind admitting that we like our clients to be trekking with some bit of comforts. We as a company believe that tasty/nutritious food, great campsite and a comfortable bed at the end of the day is very essential to an outdoor trip. In the Multi Sport Trip (MST) format we like to keep the excitement level high throughout by incorporating various interesting activities possible in the specific region. Our Multi-Sport Trips are typically built around our Eco Lodges & Camps. At other locations during the trip we also like to give our clients some interesting accommodation options like forest guesthouses, homestays, etc. In wilderness areas we give our clients an experience of camping out on their own. On such occasions we use the best quality 3/4 season expedition tents (Mountain Hardwear, Black Diamond Bibler tents or similar). We carry a mess tent which becomes a place for everyone to sit together and enjoy a meal or have a conversation. Also provided are camping stools, tables & lamps. Clients are also provided warm sleeping bags. Equal emphasis is given to the location of the campsite as this adds to the wilderness experience.

Meals are generally catered for throughout the trip. We decide the menu being aware that there are going to be some young kids on board. Our meals are normally a mix of Indian, local, Chinese & Continental cuisines and our expert chefs can rustle up some great local delicacies too. Guide: All our mountain guides, river guides & biking guides hail from different parts of the Indian Himalayas and have undergone professional training courses in their respective fields. They are well versed with the local culture and are sure of the routes. Also they are always willing to lend a hand if one were slightly uncomfortable in any situation. They are fluent in English language and are always forthcoming with interesting lore and information on local history, culture and practices.