All our packages include: 4WD transport throughout, accommodation (guesthouses), all meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner), Inner Line Permit arrangement, local expert guide, first aid and emergency oxygen support. Not included: personal expenses, travel insurance, tips.

WhatsApp us at +91 98115 91351 with your preferred dates, destination and group size. We confirm availability immediately and send you a detailed itinerary and payment details. No online booking form — we prefer a direct conversation to understand your needs.

Full refund if cancelled 30+ days before departure. 50% refund if cancelled 15–30 days before. No refund if cancelled within 15 days. We understand emergencies — contact us and we will try our best to reschedule rather than cancel.

For May and June batches — book at least 8 weeks ahead. These fill first. For September and October — 6 weeks. For July and August — 4 weeks minimum. We recommend booking as early as possible to secure your preferred dates.

Yes. Groups of 8 or more receive a discount. Contact us on WhatsApp to discuss group pricing.

Yes — we run batches on flexible dates based on demand. WhatsApp us with your preferred dates and we will organise a batch around them.

Altitude sickness (AMS — Acute Mountain Sickness) can affect anyone at altitudes above 3,000m regardless of age or fitness. Symptoms include headache, nausea, dizziness and fatigue. Our mandatory acclimatisation day at Gunji (3,200m) significantly reduces the risk. We carry emergency oxygen and our guides are trained to respond.

Diamox (Acetazolamide) is a prescription medication that helps prevent altitude sickness. We recommend consulting your doctor before the yatra. Many pilgrims take it as a precaution — it is widely used on Himalayan expeditions.

Basic medical facilities are available in Dharchula. Beyond Dharchula, medical access is very limited. Our guides carry first aid kits, emergency oxygen, and have emergency contact protocols. This is why pre-trip medical clearance is important.

Controlled diabetes and BP with normal levels are generally fine. Consult your specialist before booking. Bring sufficient medication supply (double the required quantity). Our guides are briefed on your condition.

If a pilgrim develops serious altitude sickness symptoms, we descend immediately — no exceptions. We have emergency vehicle and contacts at every stage. The welfare of pilgrims always comes before the itinerary.