Where faith meets the mighty Himalayas

Days 1–2 · Bhimtal

Bhimtal, India

A serene lake town nestled in the Kumaon hills

Bhimtal is a charming hill town renowned for its pristine lake, lush green hills, and tranquil atmosphere. Named after Bhima from the Mahabharata, the town offers a perfect escape into nature with scenic landscapes, pleasant weather, and breathtaking Himalayan views. Less crowded than nearby Nainital, Bhimtal is ideal for boating, nature walks, birdwatching, and relaxing by the lakeside while experiencing the authentic charm of the Kumaon Himalayas.

Your Experiences:

• Bhimtal Lake Boating — Day 1 Afternoon
• Neem Karoli Baba Temple Darshan — Day 2 Morning

Days 3–4 · Pithoragarh

Pithoragarh, India

The Mini Kashmir — Gateway to Adi Kailash

Known as the "Little Kashmir of Uttarakhand," Pithoragarh is surrounded by magnificent Himalayan peaks, lush valleys, rivers, and ancient temples. Serving as the gateway to Adi Kailash, Om Parvat, Munsiyari, and the Johar Valley, it is an essential destination for travellers exploring Kumaon's eastern Himalayas.

Your Experiences:

• Pithoragarh Patal Bhuvaneshwar — Day 3 Morning
• Askot Musk Deer Sanctuary Trek — Day 4 Full Day

↑ 7 Hours by road from previous stop

Day 5 · Patal Bhuvaneshwar

Patal Bhuvaneshwar, Uttarakhand

Ancient Mysteries Beneath the Himalayas

Patal Bhuvaneshwar is one of the most revered and mysterious cave temples in India, located in the Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand. This ancient limestone cave — 160 metres long and 90 feet deep — contains sacred shrines and extraordinary natural rock formations that have attracted pilgrims and explorers for millennia. The cave was first discovered by King Rituparna of the Surya Dynasty in the Tretayuga, mentioned in the Skanda Purana. In Dwapar Yuga, the Pandavas visite…

Your Experiences:

• Patal Bhubneshwar Cave Tour — Day 5 Morning
• Stargazing at Patal Bhuvaneshwar — Day 5 Evening

↑ 3 Hours by road from previous stop

Days 6–7 · Chaukori

Chaukori, India

Tea gardens with panoramic sunrise views over Himalayan peaks

Chaukori is a ridge-top hamlet at 2,010m in Pithoragarh district, famous for its unobstructed sunrise panorama of the greater Himalayan ranges — Nanda Devi, Panchachuli, and Nanda Kot. The village is draped in KMVN tea gardens with terraced fields and rhododendron forests. Patal Bhubneshwar — an ancient underground cave temple mentioned in the Skanda Purana — lies just 14km away.

Your Experiences:

• Chaukori Sunrise Top View — Day 6 Early Morning
• Chaukori Tea Garden Walk — Day 6 Morning
• Berinag Village Walk — Day 7 Morning

↑ 2 Hours by road from previous stop

Day 8 · Dharchula

Dharchula, Uttarakhand

Gateway to the Sacred Himalayas

Situated on the banks of the Kali River along the Indo-Nepal border, Dharchula is a vibrant Himalayan town known for its rich cultural heritage and strategic importance. It serves as the primary gateway to Adi Kailash, Om Parvat, and the sacred Vyas Valley. Highlights: • Scenic Kali River and the natural border between India and Nepal • Rich Indo-Nepal cultural heritage and vibrant mountain markets • Traditional Himalayan villages and the Rung community culture • Base for In…

Your Experiences:

• India–Nepal Border & Kali River Point — Day 8 Afternoon

↑ 5 Hours by road from previous stop

Days 9–11 · Nabi & Gunji

Nabi, India

High-Altitude Base Camp for Adi Kailash & Om Parvat

Gunji and Nabi are two adjacent high-altitude Himalayan villages situated at roughly 3,200 metres (10,500 feet) in the stunning Vyas Valley of Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand. Separated by only 3–4 kilometres, they serve as the primary base camps and acclimatization hubs for India's most sacred high-altitude circuits. The villages are home to the indigenous Rung community, known for their warm hospitality, unique wooden homestays, and rich Himalayan culture. From Nabi and Gunji, tr…

Your Experiences:

• Kumaon Inner Line Permit Drive — Day 9 Morning
• Pine Forest Retreat at Janaglian Gaon — Day 10 Afternoon
• Gunji Village Cultural Walk — Day 11 Morning

↑ 4 Hours by road from previous stop

Days 12–13 · Adi Kailash

Adi Kailash, India

The Sacred Himalayan Abode — Chota Kailash

Revered as the "Chota Kailash," Adi Kailash is one of India's most sacred Himalayan pilgrimage destinations. Surrounded by towering peaks, pristine valleys, and the serene Parvati Sarovar, this spiritual landscape offers an extraordinary blend of faith, natural beauty, and adventure at an altitude of approximately 5,945 metres. Every journey to Adi Kailash is a deeply personal experience, where spirituality meets the grandeur of the Himalayas. The trek approaches through the…

Your Experiences:

• Adi Kailash & Jolingkong Darshan — Day 12 Full Day
• Gauri Kund & Parvati Sarovar Visit — Day 12 Morning
• Bheem ki Kheti & Bhrma Parvat Alpine Walk — Day 13 Morning

↑ 2 Hours trek from previous stop

Day 14 · Om Parvat

Om Parvat, Uttarakhand

Nature's Sacred Divine Symbol

Om Parvat is one of the world's most extraordinary natural wonders — a Himalayan peak where snow formations naturally resemble the sacred Hindu symbol "ॐ" (Om). Visible from the Nabhidhang viewpoint at approximately 4,300 metres, this revered peak at 6,191 metres draws pilgrims, trekkers, and photographers from across the world. The journey to Om Parvat passes through breathtaking landscapes of the Kali River valley, remote border villages, and pristine alpine meadows. The t…

Your Experiences:

• Om Parvat Darshan (6191m) — Day 14 Early Morning
• Ved Vyas Gufa Exploration — Day 14 Afternoon

↑ 1 Day trek from Nabi from previous stop