Treks for families

The unique itinerary for this trip allows you to spend more time in the ethereal Valley of Flowers - a world heritage site, than during the usual treks. Participants trek through the valley, up to beautiful vantage points and higher reaches, and on to Badrinath Temple and Hemkund Sahib.

This is a moderately challenging trek and can even be attempted by fit first-time travellers with a little effort.

The Nagtibba trek begins from the Pantwari village, located about 10,000 feet, around the foothills of the Garhwal Himalayas. You will be immersed in midst of nature, with lush green forests, chirping birds, and the cool, fresh mountain air.

The Dayara Bugyal trek is one of the most rewarding adventures you can go on. It’s an easy trek to one of India’s most beautiful high-altitude meadows, surrounded by towering Himalayan peaks, and offering you the chance to camp in scenic locations at every stop. The meadows are filled with lush green grass, dotted with charming brooks, mountain wildflowers, and clear skies above. You’ll never want to come back!

NOTE: A minimum of 4 travellers are required to book this trek to Dayara Bugyal.

This adventure combines a series of fun adventures: trekking through the alpine environs of Chopta, a visit to the lakeside paradise of Deoriatal, all the fun of climbing a smaller peak in the Garhwal Himalayas, and a visit to Tungnath. On this Chopta trek, you'll camp beside Deoriatal lake, where the clear water reflects the mountains and forests around. You'll climb Chandrashila Peak which is 13,123 feet high and is home to Tungnath, the highest Shiva temple in the world, where you'll stop to take in the serene atmosphere.

This trek to Chopta Chandrashila is not difficult and can be done by first-timers, but the climb to Chandrashila can be challenging for children or for those without any experience. It's a good option for fit beginners who want a mix of mountain fun and beautiful scenery, as well as the added thrill of some peak climbing.

This 3-day Beaskund trek is one of the most sought-after treks in the Himachal region, because it is easy, starts close to Manali, and takes you up to a gorgeous glacial lake in the middle of the mountains. The lake is the spot from where the Beas river originates, and is said to be the spot where the Rishi Beas visited to bathe and meditate. On this trek, you'll walk past rumbling glaciers, through meadows dotted with wildflowers, and up to a crescent-shaped area surrounded by mountains.

Located in the heart of Kangra valley, the Triund trek is an easy but gorgeous adventure, so is one of the most sought after treks in this region. The trail passes through dense rhododendron and oak forests, and ends at the Triund summit, rewarding you with absolutely breathtaking 180-degree panoramic views of the nearby ranges, and the gorgeous Kangra valley. For a two-day adventure, this trek offers much more than it promises, and is perfect for a weekend getaway with friends.

Baggage storage facilities are available at the base camp at no extra cost. Please note that a minimum of 4 travellers are required to book this trip.

Ideal for a quick getaway, this 3-day Bhrigu Lake trek has nothing but good things in store for you. It's a moderately challenging adventure in the Himalayas, perfect for newbies or participants with past experience looking for fun trek. You will traverse mixed forest of oak and pine and find commanding views of snow-capped Himalayan peaks and Hampta valley at every turn. Nature buffs will love the campsite set on the pristine banks of Bhrigu lake, with its calm environs and scenic vistas. The trek also offers a chance to visit the famous hot water springs in the Vashisht village.

Korigad fort is a great trek for beginners or those looking to get their muscles in working order for the trekking season. It is an easy 6 km trek, with stone-cut steps leading up for the most part. It takes about 3 hours, but you'll definitely want to spend some time at the top.

Korigad fort has a large, flat top, with the ramparts completely intact. That means you can explore the edges of the undulating fort summit, take great pictures from vantage points all around, and get a closer look at the sturdy construction of the walls. You'll also find ancient cannons, and a fairly large pool in which you can take a dip.

This adventure trek to Dudhsagar Waterfall takes you across state lines, from Maharashtra to the border of Karnataka and Goa. You'll have all the fun of an overnight train journey, and will trek through the tropical forest of Kulem, surrounded by trees and wildlife, until you reach the base of the waterfall waterfall. En route, you'll also cross streams, and scramble over slippery stones to get to the base of the waterfall.

Note: Due to restrictions on visiting the Dudhsagar Railway Bridge, you will only trek up to the base of the waterfalls and enjoy the view from there.

Lohagad in its literal sense means ‘Iron Fort’. It is one of the best and easiest one-day treks throughout the year. However, the monsoon transforms this area into a green wonderland, full of burbling streams and waterfalls. Trekking here is a unforgettable experience, especially with the slippery rocky areas posing a fun challenge.

IMPORTANT: The trip also offers participants a delicious vegetarian breakfast.

Lohagad is now protected under the Archeology Survey of India. Trekkers cannot camp here for the night as the entry doors are shut at 17:00 hrs, so do plan an early start.