Trained captains
Mountain first aid, AMS (altitude sickness) response and group-handling training. Background checks on everyone.
Every trip runs on a safety playbook: trained captains, verified stays and drivers, insurance and a 24×7 ops desk watching every departure.
Mountain first aid, AMS (altitude sickness) response and group-handling training. Background checks on everyone.
We inspect every hotel, homestay and camp for fire exits, clean water, working locks and separate rooms for women.
Licensed drivers with hill experience, vehicle fitness papers, GPS tracking and no night driving on mountain roads.
₹5L cover on every group trip for medical emergencies, accidents and evacuation.
A live team tracks every departure, the weather and road closures, and steps in the moment plans change.
Same-gender rooms, women co-captains on many departures and a direct line to our ops desk.
Ladakh, Spiti and Himalayan treks need more than enthusiasm. Our high-altitude playbook includes:
Tell us about conditions, allergies or medication when you book, so your captain is prepared.
On treks and in water, the captain’s call is final. It’s how everyone gets home happy.
Keep your phone charged, join the trip WhatsApp group and share your live location on travel days.
Uncomfortable with anything or anyone? Tell your captain or the ops desk. We act immediately, and confidentially.
Call your captain first, then our 24×7 line +91 98765 43210. Anywhere in India, dial 112.
Emergency medical treatment, accidental injury, hospitalisation and emergency evacuation during the trip, up to ₹5 lakh per traveller. The policy document is shared before departure.
Often, yes. Tell us when you book and we’ll advise. Some high-altitude treks need a doctor’s fitness certificate.
We have zero tolerance for harassment, drugs or violence. The captain can remove anyone from the trip without a refund, and we’ll involve the police if needed.
Only after an in-person check by our ops team, and we review them after every trip based on traveller feedback.