Beas Kund Trek

Most of our trips are designed to suit a wide range of travelers. Beginners, families, and solo travelers are all welcome. The level of difficulty depends on the type of trip—treks usually need basic fitness, pilgrimage trips are suitable for elders (with assistance options like palki/helicopter), and leisure tours are ideal for families and couples. If you have any medical concerns, it is advised to consult your doctor before traveling.

The best time depends on the destination. For Himalayan treks and pilgrimages, the season usually runs from April/May to October when the weather is clear and trails are open. Winter months (November to March) are not suitable for high-altitude trips but can be ideal for snow-based tours and hill station visits. We recommend checking the specific trip details before planning.

Accommodation is provided as per the package type. On treks, you will usually stay in tents or campsites, while pilgrimage and leisure tours include hotels or guesthouses. Meals are generally vegetarian, freshly prepared, and designed to keep you healthy during travel. On treks, you can expect simple but nutritious food; in tours and yatras, meals are served at hotels or arranged restaurants.

Packing depends on the type of trip, but some essentials are common for all: government ID proof, warm and comfortable clothes, personal medicines, water bottle, power bank, and basic toiletries. For trekking, you’ll also need good trekking shoes, a backpack, and rain/wind protection. For pilgrimage or leisure tours, comfortable walking shoes and seasonal clothing are sufficient.

Yes, all our trips are organized with safety as the top priority. Our team includes experienced guides, support staff, and ground coordinators to ensure smooth management. Solo travelers and female participants can travel without worry as we provide a secure and supportive environment. Families with children or elderly members are also well taken care of, with customized arrangements if needed.