Why Travel to the Himalayas?
Himalayas, a word itself invoke an air of mystery, adventures and remoteness, where greatest discoveries lie within it to be unrevealed. Its evocative beauty, cosmic solitude and magnetic pull have allured interminable stream of people, from pilgrims to saints, poets to philosophers, explorers to fugitives. Many of them ended making it their home.
The landscape is blessed with extraordinary habitats, cerulean lakes, thundering rivers, moon-land like glaciers, seldom visited pastoral valleys, unfathomable canyons, heart-stopping vistas of snowy peaks and luminous stary night-sky, where life of unassuming people moves at glacial pace and spirituality had been way of day-to-day life.
It is the greatest venue for witnessing biggest mass transhumance in summer to high altitude pastures by shepherds and herders of bucolic cultures, whose life is dominated by boisterous rivers, swishing wind, swinging temperature coupled with inevitable ascent and descent.
it is also a true melting pot of polytheist, monotheist and natural law religion. A jaunt to this highland is sure to leave an indelible impression on your life.
Activities
Activities here range from tranquil cultural trek of idyllic village to strenuous ascend of mighty Himalayan passes to peaks, from a jaunt of sylvan wilderness to drive up to the stop-in-your track-viewpoint, from experiencing the thrill of Angling for Golden Mahseer to descending breezy and sparkling Himalayan waterways on a flotilla and from religious fervor to a journey of inner self.Last but not least, form hitting unique, but primeval whispering wood to find and photograph a Himalayan bird or a mammal of your dream to touring on foot for multi days.
Trekking
Himalayas is certainly among the best trekking destinations for the adventure travellers.
Mountaineering
If you see mountains with reverence and worship them. If climbing is your religion …
River Rafting
Himalaya is blessed with tremendous and almost inexhaustible reserve of water …
Angling
Mahseer fishing that was the passion of hunter turned conservationist Jim Corbett…