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The Himalaya and East

Karakoram Specialists

LADAKH | ZANSKAR | SIKKIM | DARJEELING | HIMACHALGARHWAL | KUMAON | NEPAL | BHUTAN | TIBET

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TREKKING | CLIMBING | BIKING | RAFTING | CULTURE TOURS | FAMILY ADVENTURES | JEEP SAFARIS

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KUNZANG SHERPAOrigin: DarjeelingTrekking, Biking, Culture ToursLanguages : English, Nepali, Hindi and basic German

NIMA BHUTIAOrigin: DarjeelingClimbing, Trekking, Biking, Culture Tours,Family AdventuresLanguages: Nepali, English, Hindi

TENJEE SHERPAOrigin: DarjeelingClimbing,Trekking, Culture ToursLanguages : Nepali, English, Hindi and basic German

PAWAN BISHTOrigin: GarhwalClimbing,Trekking, Culture Tours, Family AdventuresLanguages : English, Hindi, Garhwali

PEMBA SHERPAOrigin: DarjeelingClimbing, Trekking, Culture ToursLanguages: English, Nepali, Hindi

BHIM LAMAOrigin: NepalTrekking, Biking, Culture Tours, Family AdventuresLanguages: English, Nepali, Hindi

SKALZANG RIGZINOrigin: LadakhClimbing, Trekking, Family AdventuresLanguages: English, Ladakhi, Hindi, Nepali

RINCHEN DOLMAOrigin: LadakhFamily Adventures, Trekking, Culture ToursLanguages: English, German, Hindi, Ladakhi

TASHI GYALTSONOrigin: LadakhTrekking, Culture ToursLanguages: English, basic French, Hindi, Ladakhi, Nepali

SKARMA NORBUOrigin: LadakhCulture Tours, Family AdventuresLanguages: English, Hindi, Ladakhi

JAMYANG NAMGYALOrigin: LadakhTrekking, Culture Tours, Family AdventuresLanguages: English, basic German, Hindi, Ladakhi

SKALZANG LHUNDUPOrigin: LadakhTrekking, Culture ToursLanguages: English, basic German, Nepali, Hindi, Ladakhi

THINLES DORJAYOrigin: LadakhTrekking, Biking, Culture Tours, Family AdventuresLanguages: English, basic German, Nepali, Hindi, Ladakhi

Rimo LeadersOur Destinations

UDEN SHERPAOrigin: DarjeelingTrekking, Culture Tours, Family AdventuresLanguages : English, Nepali, Hindi and basic German

Our trip leaders have been handpicked from different regions of the Himalaya and personally trained. The following are a few of our permanent leaders.

Wander in the Himalaya! And discover the amazing world of Himalayan treks and expeditions with Rimo.

EasyGentle Trekking for beginners and physically fi t. Not too steep gradients. Altitude does not go above 3500m, 4–5 hrs of walking

ModerateGood physical condition, 4–6 /7 hrs of walking. Highest camping will not exceed 4500m. Varied trails–gentle to steep ascents and descents.

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Strenuous Good physical condition, crossing high passes upto 5400m, mixed terrain with walking on boulders, glacier, steep ascents and descents, long walking hours upto 8/9hrs.

Challenging Excellent physical condition, camping at about 5000m, glacier crossing, high altitude passes, demanding – walking for upto 9 hrs, more than 2 weeks of walking.

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Guides & crewGood guides and crew are fundamental to a great trek hence we hand-pick and personally train all our guides. Strong, patient, experienced, competent & helpful, they are indigenous to the areas you visit and can provide rich insights into the cultures you experience and the places you journey through. All our high altitude porters are equipped with proper footwear, sunglasses, hats and jackets.

Ongoing professional development of our guides is our priority hence we ensure that they keep attending language, mountaineering training and medical skill courses. All our guides and crew are covered for medical and life insurance and we adhere to the norms laid out by the International Porters’ Protection Group.

Environmental ConsciousnessWe are committed to protecting the fragile environment of the Himalayan mountain ranges and believe in zero impact trekking. We not only inculcate environmental consciousness amongst our staff but also encourage similar response from fellow travellers. As part of our ongoing commitment towards the rural communities we visit and the environment, we have also been building twin vault composting toilets in villages with limited campsites in Ladakh.

ABOUT RIMORimo Expeditions is India’s leading trekking and expedition company, unrivalled in its ability to innovate and cater to trekking and mountaineering expeditions – big or small! Led by the husband wife duo of Chewang Motup and Yangdu Goba, Rimo has successfully partnered with numerous travellers from across the globe for well over a decade now.

Synonymous with excellence in the Himalaya, we take pride in being innovative and striving to offer a service that exceeds client expectations. We not only custom-design your trips but also control all aspects of trip organization in-house to ensure that its high standards are maintained. Such personalized planning & service, along with a team of highly experienced fi eld staff and top-notch equipment, makes us one of the best in the trade. Because of our consistent and high quality services, reputed trek operators in the UK, US and Europe choose us to be their ground handling agents in the Himalaya.

SafetyHolidays are fun as long as nothing goes wrong. Moreover, out there in the wilderness, nature isn’t always the perfect host. And if at all the unexpected occurs, our guides and crew are well trained to handle such emergency situations - quick-thinking, pro-active and professional! To assist them in the hour of need, hyperbaric chamber bags are provided on high altitude treks involving high mountain pass crossings. We also carry portable oxygen cylinders on all high altitude treks.

FoodOur clients often equate our treks with moving feasts as fi ve to six different dishes are laid out for every meal! The ability of our cooks to hygienically prepare healthy, tasty and wholesome food, in even the most remote areas never fails to amaze our clients. Our cooks are well equipped to serve non-vegetarian, vegetarian cuisine as well as any special dietary requirements, e.g. gluten free meals. And if a birthday or an anniversary comes up midway, it’s an unforgettable celebration!

Mountaineering EquipmentOur world class trekking and mountaineering equipment are the best available. You do not need to bring any of your expensive personal equipment as we can equip you from head to toe. A small measure of this boast - Members of the Japanese Alpine Club arrived for their Karakoram expedition carrying just a duffel bag for personal gear!

Actual Service Providers Being the actual service providers across the entire Himalaya, the same high standards of services is maintained wherever you travel with Rimo. With an excellent network wherever we operate, there will never be a misstep during your entire trip as the Rimo Team is known for its promptness, courtesy and ability to perform far beyond your expectations.

Infrastructure With Ladakh being the hub of Adventure Travel in India, we have rightfully based our main operations there. Our new centralised offi ce and store complex has improved our productivity and effi ciency even further with the entire Rimo Team staying together. Besides Ladakh, our Gurgaon offi ce is the nerve centre of all the planning and reservations and a place where everyone gathers in the off season to prepare and plan for the next. With an infrastructure capable of handling over 500 trekkers at one time and a team of dedicated staff, Rimo continues to remain in the forefront of Adventure Travel in India.

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LADAKH – A CULTURAL ODYSSEY LADAKH – CULTURAL WALKING TOURS THE KINGDOM OF ZANSKAR

Highlights:� Night at Stok Palace� Pangong Lake � Local Family visits� Nubra Valley In this cultural odyssey, we travel through the ancient kingdom of Ladakh, soaking in the beauty of its captivating landscape, visiting monasteries, villages, palaces and humble homes, meeting people from all walks of life and understanding their way of life and culture - a journey that will truly make you want to return – such is the mesmerizing effect of this enchanting Buddhist land called Ladakh.

ITINERARY:

Day 01: Arrive Delhi.Fly to Leh

Day 02: Arrive Leh,at leisure

Day 03: Leh town walk & Sightseeing

Day 04: Visit Hemis,Thiksey,Shey & Stok Palace

Day 05: Drive to Alchi

Day 06: Trek to Manggyu & back

Day 07: Drive to Tingmosgang via Lamayuru

Day 08: Trek to Hemishukpachen. Drive Leh

Day 09: Free day in Leh

Day 10: Drive Nubra

Day 11: Visit Panamik

Day 12: Visit Deskit and Hundar

Day 13: Drive to Leh

Day 14: Drive to Pangong Lake


Day 16: Fly Delhi

Day 17: Free day. Airport Transfer

Day 18: Depart

Highlights:� Interaction with locals� Home visits� Special prayers� Walking tours� Nubra Valley On this tour we take you across different parts of Ladakh, walking through villages, high altitude lakes, visiting local homes and understanding the simple lives of the people who live in one of the harshest of environments and yet remain happy and content with what they have. A truly enriching experience, as you learn about the lifestyle, religion and culture of the Ladakhis.

ITINERARY:Day 01: Arrive Delhi.Fly to Leh

Day 02: Arrive Leh.Acclimatize

Day 03: Leh town walk & Sightseeing

Day 04: Sightseeing

Day 05: Drive to Alchi via Basgo fort

Day 06: Trek to Mang gyu & back

Day 07: Visit Lamayuru & drive to Tingmosgang

Day 08: Trek to Hemishukpachen.Drive to Leh

Day 09: Visit Sorcerer & Women’s Alliance

Day 10: Drive to Nubra Valley

Day 11: Visit Deskit and Hundar

Day 12: Visit Panamik


Day 14: Fly to Delhi

Day 15: Free day. Evening Departure

Highlights:� Traverse through Zanskar

� Delightful villages

� Stunning landscape

� Phuktal monastery

� Nalagarh Fort Palace This trek takes you across several high passes with the rocky folds of the Zanskari landscape, ever changing colours with the light of the day. You get to visit medieval villages; many nestled into cliff sides, irrigated fi elds of buckwheat and green pea patches and some well known monasteries– Lingshed, Karsha, Sani, Bardan and Phuktal. The trails near the villages are lined with exquisitely carved mani stones and you get to see the women folk in their fi elds wearing the traditional turquoise and coral studded headdress – Perak as it is known.This trek remains an old time favorite and a must do for all trekkers who have visited Ladakh.

ITINERARY:Days 1- 5: Arrive Leh,Acclimatize, Sightseeing, Rafting

Days 6 - 15: Drive Lamayuru.On trek from Wanla to Zangla

Days 16,17: Drive Zangla to Mune

Days 18- 23: On trek from Mune to Palamo. Drive to Jispa

Day 24: Drive to Manali

Day 25: Drive to Nalagarh

Day 26: Drive to Kalka. Train to Delhi.

Day 27: At Leisure. Evening Depart

Code: RICO Grade: Easy 17 Days

Cost: € 2150 (Land only + Domestic airfare)

7 Nts Hotel, 6 Nts Lodge, 1 Nt Stok Palace, 1 Nt Camping

Dates:Fri 18 Jun – Mon 05 Jul 2010 (Hemis Festival)Thu 01 Jul – Sat 18 Jul 2010 (Phyang Festival)Sat 07 Aug – Tue 24 Aug 2010Tue 24 Aug – Fri 10 Sep 2010 (Ladakh Festival)

Code: RICW Grade: Easy 15 Days

Cost: € 1540 (Land Only + Domestic airfare)

7 Nts Hotel, 6 Nts Lodge

Dates:Thu 20 May – Sat 05 Jun 2010 (Buddha Purnima celebrations)Fri 04 Jun – Sat 19 Jun 2010 (Lamayuru festival)Fri 18 Jun - Sat 03 Jul 2010 (Hemis Festival)Mon 12 Jul - Tue 27 Jul 2010 (Taktok festival) Sat 31 Jul - Sun 15 Aug 2010 Thu 30 Aug – Tue 14 Sep 2010 (Ladakh Festival)

Code: RIGZA Grade: Strenuous 27 Days

Cost: € 2050 (Land Only + Domestic airfare)

7 Nts Hotel, 17 Nts Camping, 1 Nt Lodge 18 Days trekking

Dates:Sat 10 Jul – Fri 06 Aug 2010Sat 24 Jul – Fri 20 Aug 2010Sat 31 Jul – Fri 27 Aug 2010 Sat 07 Aug – Fri 03 Sept 2010

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CLIMB KANGYATSE SHOULDER(6100m) MARKHA VALLEY via CHILLING & STOKTHE MARKHA VALLEY

Highlights:� Lamayuru monastery and unique landscape

� Cultural Interaction

� Rafting on the Indus

� Panoramic views

� Climbing Kangyatse shoulder With a very interesting beginning at the famous Lamayuru monastery, we walk up the less travelled Ripchar valley with remarkable landscape and a number of parallel mountain ranges. The Great Himalayan Range, the Zanskar range and the Ladakh range divide this territory, offering a wealth of 6000 metre peaks, and a maze of excellent trekking routes, which usually involve high pass crossings. Scattered high villages, each with its irrigated fi elds of barley and potatoes, add colour to this otherwise quite barren environment. On this trip we will trek through the lesser travelled Ripchar Valley , cross the Zanskar river by cable pulley to trek into the popular Markha valley before moving to higher grounds and the base of Kangyatse to climb the left shoulder of Kangyatse – a peak requiring just the basic mountaineering skills – an excellent ending to this wonderful trek.

ITINERARY:Days 1-5: Arrive Leh,Acclimatize, Sightseeing, Rafting

Day 06: Drive to Alchi

Days 7-19: Drive Lamayuru. On trek from Wanla to Shang Sumdo


Day 21: Fly Delhi. Local Sightseeing

Day 22: Free day . Evening Depart

Highlights:� Hemis Museum

� Stunning landscape

� Markha Valley

� High passes

� Panoramic views from passes

� Climb of Stok Kangri The Markha valley is by far one of the most beautiful valleys in Ladakh and a popular destination due to the proximity of its whole circuit to Leh. A varied trek across high passes with tremendous views of the snow capped mountains, gorges, arid landscape dotted with villages with their colorful fi elds of mustard and barley and meetings with locals make this trip a trekker’s delight. However, on this particular itinerary, we do not take the standard route but begin from the little village of Chilling. We cross the Zanskar River by cable to meet with our horses on the other side which joins the popular route at Skiu. At the end after crossing the Kongmarula, we make a diversion into a lesser known but again another beautiful valley with high pastures and great views to Stok Base Camp and the ultimate highlight of our trip – the summit of Stok Kangri (6137m).

ITINERARY:Days 1- 4: Arrive Leh,Acclimatize, Sightseeing

Days 5-18: On trek from Chilling to Stok Village


Day 20: Delhi Sightseeing. Evening Departure

Highlights:� Cultural Interaction

� Ancient monasteries

� Spectacular Scenery

� Rafting on the Indus The Markha Valley remains one the most popular treks and rightfully so as it is one of the most beautiful valleys in Ladakh offering all that one would want to see in such a short time span – shepherds’ settlements, passes offering stupendous views of the snow capped mountains, villages which are dotted like oasis on this trail where you often cross paths with the local inhabitants. The scenery is excellent as you get to see this fantastic landscape in the changing light. The wide open pastures at Nimaling are a lovely place to relax with excellent views of Kangyatze peak (6100m).


Days 6-14: On trek from Spituk to Shang Sumdo



Day 17: At Leisure. Evening Depart

Code: RIKANG Grade: Moderate 22 Days


7 Nts hotel, 1 Nt Lodge, 12 Nts Camping, 12 days trekking

Dates:RIKANG 1: Sat 03 Jul – Sun 25 Jul 2010RIKANG 2: Sat 24 Jul – Sun 15 Aug 2010RIKANG 3: Sat 31 Jul – Sun 22 Aug 2010RIKANG 4: Sat 07 Aug – Sun 29 Aug 2010

Code: RIMVSK Grade: Moderate 20 Days

Cost: On request only

5 Nts hotel,13 Nts Camping, 12 days trekking

Dates:Private Departures only

Code: RIMA Grade: Moderate 17 Days


7 Nts hotel, 8 Nts Camping 9 days trekking

Dates:RIMA 1 : Sat 20 Jun – Tue 07 Jul 2010 (Hemis Festival)RIMA 2: Mon 06 Jul – Thu 23 Jul 2010 (Taktok festival)RIMA 3: Sat 18 Jul - Tue 04 Aug 2010RIMA 4: Sat 01 Aug – Tue 18 Aug 2010RIMA 5: 14 Aug - 29 Aug 2010RIMA 6: 29 Aug – 13 Aug 2010

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THE NUBRA VALLEY - Ancient Silk Route ZANSKAR’S HIDDEN VALLEY ZANSKAR ESCAPADE

Highlights:� Nubra valley & Bactrian camel ride

� Spectacular gorge and varied landscape

� Pristine valleys and pastures with wild fl owers

� Extensive views of mountains

� Family visits

� Crossing of snowbound lasermola We begin our trek in the lovely picturesque and serene village of Hundar. We spend a second night here enabling us to visit the surrounding villages of Deskit & Kyagar (Samstaling monastery) before continuing on the trek across the Lasermola (5400m) - truly a most wonderful trek through an impressive gorge, pastures, meadows with fl owers during August and chances of seeing marmots and may be bharals. The Lasermola pass though snowbound is not very demanding as we ascend gradually and would have been well acclimatized by our several days around the Leh valley. The pass offers unsurpassed views of the Karakoram, Zanskar and Ladakh range of mountains and valleys on either side. We end the trek at Phyiang village with a visit to its famous monastery.

ITINERARY:Days 1- 5: Arrive Leh, Acclimatize, Sightseeing

Days 6-8: Drive to Nubra, Sightseeing

Days 9-16: On trek from Hundar to Phyiang village

Day 17: Fly Delhi. Local Sightseeing.

Day 18: Free day in Delhi. Evening departure

Highlights:� Phokar Dzong

� Drive through Suru Valley

� Views of Nun Kun

� Phuktal monastery

� Stunning Landscape of Zanskar

� Cultural insight

� Remote trek across Phirtsela

� Nomadic settlements in Chumikmarpo Flying into Leh we spend some days visiting around and drive across the picturesque Suru Valley into the Zanskar valley. We begin by following the popular Zanskar route to Phuktal from where we divert to Zanskar’s remote and hidden valley where the Zanskari nomads bring their sheep and yaks to graze during the summer months after crossing the Phirtsela (5435m) to end at the road head in Sarchu before driving out to the lush green valley of Manali.


Days 4-8: Drive through Suru Valley to Karsha

Days 9-17: On trek from Raru to Sarchu


Day 19: Free day in Manali

Day 20: Drive to Chandigarh. Train to Delhi

Day 21: Free Day. Evening Depart

Highlights:� Mesmerizing landscape

� Village visits

� High Passes

� Drive with Views of the Drang Durung Glacier, Nun Kun peaks and the Suru Valley The ancient Buddhist kingdom of Zanskar, hidden deep in the western reaches of the Great Himalayan Range, has little contact with the outside world. Even the famous Himalayan caravan routes didn’t pass this way since snow keeps Zanskar’s high passes inaccessible most of the year. During the winter months, the locals commute by walking across the frozen Zanskar River. This trek takes you across several high passes with the rocky folds of the Zanskari landscape ever changing colours by the light. You get to visit medieval villages; many nestled into cliff sides, irrigated fi elds of buckwheat and green pea patches and some well known monasteries – Lingshed, Karsha, Sani. The trails near the villages are lined with exquisitely carved mani stones.

ITINERARY:Days 1- 5: Arrive Leh,Acclimatize, Sightseeing,Rafting

Days 6-16: On trek from Lamayuru to Karsha

Days 17-19: Drive through Suru Valley to Leh

Day 20: Leisure day at leh

Day 21: Fly Delhi. Sightseeing

Day 22: Free Day. Evening Airport

Code: RINU Grade: Moderate 18 Days


6 Nts hotel, 3 Nts Lodge, 7 Nts Camping 7 days trekking

Dates:RINU 1: 25 Jun – 12 Jul 2010 ( Phyiang Festival) RINU 2: 09 Jul – 26 Jul 2010 RINU 3: 31 Jul – 17 Aug 2010RINU 4: 14 Aug – 31 Aug 2010RINU 5: 28 Aug – 14 Sep 2010

Code: RIZHDV Grade: Strenuous 21 Days


5 Nts hotel, 2 Nts Lodge,12 Nts Camping 9 days trekking

Dates:RIZHDV1: Sat 17 Jul – Fri 06 Aug 2010RIZHDV2: Sat 21 Aug – Fri 10 Sep 2010

Code: RIZE Grade: Strenuous 22 Days


7 Nts hotel, 2 Nts Lodge,12 Nts Camping 11 days trekking

Dates:RIZE 1 - Sat 10 Jul – Sun 01 Aug 2010RIZE 2 - Sat 24 Jul – Sat 14 Aug 2010RIZE 3 - Sat 31 Jul - Sat 22 Aug 2010

Day 22: Free Day. Evening Airport

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RIPCHAR VALLEY LADAKH - “THE LAND OF HIGH PASSES” HIGH VALLEYS OF LADAKH

Highlights:� Festivals on 1st and last trips

� Short and varied trek through amazing landscape

� Alchi and Lamayuru monasteries

� Rafting down the Zanskar river

� Local Interaction With a very interesting beginning at the famous Lamayuru monastery, we walk up the less travelled Ripchar valley with remarkable landscape and a number of parallel mountain ranges. The Great Himalayan Range, the Zanskar range and the Ladakh range divide this territory, offering a wealth of 6000 metre peaks, and a maze of excellent trekking routes, which usually involve high pass crossings. Scattered high villages, each with its irrigated fi elds of barley and potatoes, add colour to this otherwise quite barren environment.


Day 05: Drive Alchi via Ridzong

Days 6-11: On trek from Lamayuru to Chilling

Day 12: Raft Chilling- Nimo. Drive Leh



Day 15: Free day in Delhi. Evening Depart

Highlights:� Cultural Interaction

� Monasteries & Palace visits

� Village Walks

� Khardungla Pass & Nubra Valley

� Pangong Lake Ladakh – “The Land of High Passes” also known as ‘Little Tibet’ is a destination like no other. You begin your tour by visiting centuries old monasteries and then raft down the Indus River. Next, do a short and easy trek with the highest point being 3720 m high. All along the trek you visit local villages (among the richest in Ladakh) getting insights into the local lifestyle as you meet the Ladakhis in their homes and fi elds. Drive across the highest motorable road in the world at Khardungla pass at 5359m - 18360ft. Take a different ride on the Bactrian double humped camels which are unique to the beautiful Nubra valley and end your trip with a visit to magical Pangong Lake with its captivating beauty – an awesome sight as you see this turquoise blue lake surrounded by mountains. With every change in light the lake changes hues from blue, purple, to pink.

ITINERARY:Day 1: Fly to Leh. Rest for acclimatization

Day 2: Local Sightseeing

Day 3: Raft on Indus. Drive to Uleytokpo

Day 4: Drive to Ridzong. Trek to Yangthang

Day 5: Trek to Hemis Shukpachen

Day 6: Trek to Tingmosgang

Day 7: Excursion to Tia village & fort

Day 8: Visit Lamayuru & Drive to Leh

Day 9: Drive to Kyagar village

Day 10: Visit Hundar & Deskit


Day 12: Drive to Pangong Lake



Highlights:� Spectacular landscape and scenery

� Ancient monasteries and villages

� High passes with excellent views

� Drive across Suru Valley

� Views of Nun Kun On this trip we begin at the small village of Chilling and trek past hill top monasteries, descend the Ripchar valley, continue through more remote valleys, scattered high villages, each with its irrigated fi elds of barley and potatoes which add color to this otherwise quite barren environment to the base of Tsomothang. From here we cross the Kanjila (5150m) and descend to the open and scenic Suru Valley ending the trek near the picturesque Rangdum monastery scenically located against the backdrop of a myriad of colorful landscape.


Days 6-16: On trek from Chilling to Rangdum

Day 17: Drive to Mulbekh


Day 19: Fly to Delhi. Depart

Code: RIRIP Grade: Moderate 15 Days


6 Nts hotel,1 Nt Lodge, 6 Nts Camping 6 days trekking

Dates:RIRIP 1: Fri 18 Jun – Sat 03 Jul 2010 (Hemis Festival)RIRIP 2: Sat 03 Jul – Sun 18 Jul 2010 RIRIP 3: Sat 31 Jul – Sun 15 Aug 2010 RIRIP 4: Sat 14 Aug – Sun 29 Aug 2010RIRIP 5: Sat 28 Aug – Sun 12 Sept 2010 (Ladakh Festival)

Code: RIFLAD Grade: Easy 14 Days

Cost: On request Only

7 Nts Hotel, 1 Nt Resort, 1 Nt Deluxe Tent, 3 Nts Camping, 4 days trekking

Dates:Private Departures Only

Code: RIHV Grade: Strenuous 19 Days

Cost: € 2048 (Land Only + Domestic Airfare)

4 Nts Hotel, 1 Nt Lodge,12 Nts Camping, 11 days trekking

Dates:RIHV1: Sat 10 Jul – Fri 30 Jul 2010RIHV2: Sat 24 Jul – Fri 13 Aug 2010RIHV3: Sat 31 Jul - Fri 20 Aug 2010

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FROZEN ZANSKAR (CHADAR) TREK LADAKH MOUNTAIN BIKE BIKING ACROSS THE HINDUSTAN TIBET ROAD TO LADAKH

Highlights:� Winter trekking expedition

� Challenging and exciting trekking

� A glimpse of an ancient unchanged culture

� Stunningly beautiful frozen river

� Spectacular Landscape

� Temperatures : -12C to -30C This trip is truly one of the world’s greatest adventures’ as you trek along the traditional Zanskari winter route meeting the locals and children going to school in Leh. You also get to visit the villages and stay in homes thus getting an insight into the lives of the simple Zanskari folk during the hostile winter period. The harsh climatic conditions ( minus 30 C) make this trip even harder as you shuffl e along the frozen river and sometime have to even wade through the icy waters or scramble over cliffs. This trip promises to be a “Lifetime’s adventure trip” and a must for those who yearn to do a unique, challenging expedition style adventure.

ITINERARY:Days 1-3: Arrive Leh,Acclimatize,Sightseeing

Days 4-18: On trek from Chilling to Karsha & back


Day 20: Day free. Evening Departure

Highlights:� Excellent day bike tours around the Leh valley

� Biking to the highest motorable pass in the world – Khardungla(5596m)

� Challenging and varied biking on the Leh / Manali Highway

� Spectacular scenery

� A trip of a lifetime We spend some days acclimatizing in Leh during which we will undertake several day trips and biking excursions. Now we are all well acclimatized to take on the 473km grueling bike trip to Manali – considered one of the most classic bike trips. We ride up steep roads crossing a series of high passes, racing across the Moore plains and downhill on switch back roads. All along you pass through the most awesome landscape of high cliffs and rocky faces. As you cross the 4891m Baralacha pass which offers panoramic views of the snowcapped Mulkila range of mountains, you reach the semi arid Lahaul valley before fi nally crossing the 3978 Rohtang pass, gateway to the lush green apple valley of Manali. A tremendously challenging bike trip through spectacular and varied landscape seeing different cultures – this truly promises to be a mountain biker’s - “MUST DO” trips in a lifetime!

ITINERARY:Days 1-5: Arrive Leh,Sightseeing, Short biking, Rafting

Days 6,7: Bike to Khardungla,rest

Days 8-13: Biking from Leh to Manali

Day 14: Manali Sightseeing

Day 15: Drive Nalagarh

Day 16: Drive Delhi


Highlights:� Bhimkali temple in Sarahan

� Kinnaur Valley

� Ancient monasteries in Spiti and Ladakh

� Varied cultures

� Biking through Sutlej Gorge

� A mountain biker’s life time trip Beginning our tour in Shimla, a small hill station in Northern India made famous during the British Raj, we undertake one of the most challenging and scenic mountain bike trips in the world. Starting in the foothills of the Himalaya, we bike through lush green countryside fi lled with fruit orchards following the roaring Sutlej River through a gorge on the Hindustan Tibet Highway before entering the arid Spiti valley with centuries old monasteries standing across and atop hillocks. The altitude gets higher and we get well trained for our fi nal week of biking crossing several high passes ranging from 4100m to 5300m. This is as challenging as it can get as we get on the main Manali – Leh highway and bike through stunning landscape negotiating high passes, steep descents, switchback trails and ride across the Moore plains (plateau) to Leh, the capital of Ladakh. Here we will visit monasteries and villages and end with the classic one day bike trip to Khardungla (5596m) the highest motorable pass in the world to end this exhilarating –1200km bike trip across the crossroads of the Himalaya.

ITINERARY:Days 1-3: Arrive Delhi, Drive Shimla, Rest

Days 4-19: Bike from Shimla to Leh

Days 20,21: Free day, Bike to Khardungla



Code: RICHD Grade: Challenging 20 Days


4 Nts Hotel, 14 Nts Camping, 15 days trekking


Code: RILMB Grade: Challenging 17 Days


9 Nts Hotel, 5 Nts Camping, 1 Nt Lodge, 9 days Mountain Biking

Dates:RILMB 1: Sat 20 Jun – Mon 06 Jul 2010RILMB 2: Sat 04 Jul – Mon 20 Jul 2010RILMB 3: Sat 22 Aug – Mon 7 Sept 2010

Code: RIHTB Grade: Challenging 23 Days


7 Nts Hotel, 15 Nts Camping, 16 days Mountain Biking


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ZANSKAR RAFTING EXPEDITION SPITI TO LADAKH ACROSS PARANGLA MIYAR VALLEY AND KANGLAJOT – HIMALAYAN TRAVERSE

Highlights:� Rafting through a gorge

� Camping on high altitude meadows

� Mesmerizing landscape

� Drive with views of the Drang Durung Glacier, Nun Kun peaks and the Suru Valley This is a river adventure like none other. Get ready for some of the best white water that is far beyond your expectations.You would begin your journey by acclimatizing for a few days at Leh town. Drive past 7000 meter high mountains, awesome glaciers, to begin the river run in the Zanskar valley at 12,000 feet. Spend the fi rst two days enjoying the moderate white water. Zanskar offers spectacular physical features, unlike anything you have seen. At the end of the Zanskar valley, get ready for the spectacular Zanskar Canyon, also referred to as the ‘Grand Canyon of Asia’. The walls of the Canyon go up thousands of feet off the river bed. The Zanskar canyon is a grade 4 whitewater section and offers amazing whitewater for rafting and kayaking.

ITINERARY:Days 1-3: Arrive Leh, Acclimatize, Sightseeing

Day 4 - 6: Drive to Phey, Rest Day

Days 7- 11: Raft from Phe - Nimo

Day 12: Fly to Delhi. Local sightseeing

Day 13: Fly Home

Highlights:� Contrasting spectacular scenery

� Ancient monasteries in Spiti

� Crossing Parangla – the ancient trade route into Ladakh and Tibet

� Tsomoriri & ChanderTal lakes

� Varied culture and people

� Nalagarh Fort Palace Spiti is a mountainous region situated in the northernmost part of India, close to the Tibetan border. We begin in the busy hill station of Manali with lush green valleys. We then drive across pastures higher up to Rohtang pass (3978m) before entering the arid Spiti valley. Here we spend some days visiting around monasteries and getting acclimatized before trekking through gorges and crossing Parangla (5490m) and descending to the high mountain lake of Tsomoriri in the Changtang plains – an extension of the Tibetan plateau. A fairly demanding trek across harsh terrain, this trip promises to offer a variety of landscape and architecture from thick forests to arid stunning landscape, delicately carved wooden temples to impressive monasteries perched high on cliffs to the expansive lakes set in the high plateaus with views of mountains far into Tibet.

ITINERARY:Days 1- 4: Arrive Delhi,Drive to Manali, Sightseeing

Days 5-8: ChanderTal Lake,Drive to Kaza, Monasteries Sightseeing

Days 9-18: On trek from Kibber to Karzok

Day 19-21: Drive to Leh, leisure & Sightseeing

Day 22: Fly to Delhi. Sightseeing.

Day 23: Evening Departure

Highlights:� Unfrequented trek route

� Trek through a maze of glaciers

� Stunning Landscape and views of peaks & Glaciers


� Drive through Zanskar & Suru Valleys A very spectacular and challenging trek, we traverse glaciers and cross the rarely traveled Kangla Jot pass to enter the Zanskar Valley. Beginning in the small town of Udaipur we trek through the beautiful Miyar Nala valley with its pristine alpine pastures surrounded by rocky and snow capped mountains – a great playground for climbing enthusiasts. This high altitude valley is carpeted with fl owers during the short summer months of mid June to the end of September. The wide open meadows soon give way to serious terrain of rocks, scree and boulders and crevasses till the Kangla Jot pass after which we enter the Zanskar valley – a total contrast with its stunning moon like landscape and ancient Buddhist monasteries situated dramatically on cliff tops and across the rugged hills.

ITINERARY:Day 1: Arrive Delhi. Hotel Transfer

Day 2: Train to Chandigarh. Drive to Manali

Day 3: Manali Sightseeing

Day 4: Drive to Udaipur

Days 5-14: On trek from Changut to Karsha

Day 15-17: Drive to Leh


Day 19: Fly to Delhi. Local sightseeing

Day 20: Buffer day

Day 21: Fly Home

Code: RIZRE Grade: Moderate 13 Days


4 Nts Hotel, 6 Nts Camping, 4 days rafting

Dates:RIZRE 1 - Wed 21 Jul – Mon 02 Aug 2010RIZRE 2 - Wed 4 Aug – Mon 16 Aug 2010RIZRE 3 - Wed 11 Aug - Mon 23 Aug 2010

Code: RISP Grade: Strenuous 23 Days


8 Nts Hotel, 2 Nts Lodge, 12 Nts Camping, 8 days trekking

Dates:RISP 1: Fri 02 Jul – Sun 25 Jul 2010RISP 2: Fri 30 Jul – Sun 22 Aug 2010RISP 3: Fri 21 Aug – Sun 13 Sept 2010

Code: RIKJOT Grade: Strenuous 21 Days


6 Nts Hotel, 1 Nt Lodge, 12 Nts Camping, 10 days trekking

Dates:RIKJOT :Sun 20 Jun – Fri 09 Jul 2010

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SPITI VALLEY & BHABA PASS PIN PARVATI PASS SOURCES OF THE LEGENDARY GANGES

Highlights:� Heritage toy train ride to Shimla

� Pristine trekking route

� Ancient monasteries of Tabo, Dhankar and Kibber

� Cultural variety

� Contrasting landscape Himachal Pradesh extends from the plains of Punjab, north of Delhi, to the high crest of the Himalaya and includes some of the fi nest trekking in India. To show the distinct variety of landscape, which is an attractive feature of the southern Himalayan foothills, we take a route through the lush green Kinnaur valley to the high mountain desert of Spiti. After a fascinating train ride to the British Raj hillstation of Shimla, we drive on the old Hindustan to Tibet road, through forest, rice fi elds and apple orchards, to the remote district of Kinnaur to begin our trekking in Kafnoo to cross the Bhaba pass. This major watershed crossing is part of an ancient trading link between Kinnaur and Spiti and is still used by the nomadic Gaddi herdsmen who travel widely throughout these Himalayan foothills. After visiting some of Spiti’s ancient monasteries, drive across the Kunzumla pass (4550m) to Manali from where we return to Delhi.

ITINERARY:Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Day 2: Overnight train to Kalka

Day 3: Train to Shimla. Free day

Day 4: Drive to Kafnoo

Days 5- 10: On trek from Kafnoo to Mud. Drive to Tabo

Day 11: Drive to Kibber


Day 13: Free day in Manali

Day 14: Drive to Kalka. Train to Delhi

Day 15: Free day. Evening Depart

Highlights:� Stark changes in Landscape

� Glacial Manthalai Lake

� Most stunning scenery

� Hot sulphur bath at Khir Ganga

� Panoramic views of numerous peaks from the pass A trek full of contrasts–culturally as well as geographically, we begin from the lush green Apple Valley of Kullu with its hotsprings and meadows covered with alpine fl owers. Rich forests, steep cliffs and spectacular waterfalls complement the scenery on the trail. Passing temporary shepherds settlements, the valley opens as we go higher giving way to views of the neighbouring peaks and glaciers. The fi nal haul over the Pin Parvati is done in the early hours to reach the pass before noon. The pass at 5400m offers superb views of the snow covered peaks of Kinnaur, the Kulu Eiger and views across Spiti. The scenery changes once you cross the pass into the Pin and then the wide fl at Spiti valley with barley terraces on the valley sides with rocky cliffs towering high. Mani (prayer) walls line the village path with its stone houses. A few days are spent in visiting the ancient and dramatically situated monasteries before we drive across the Kunzumla pass to end in the the well known hill station town of Manali.


Day 2: Train to Chandigarh. Drive to Kulu

Days 3-11: On trek from Barsheni to Mudh

Day 12,13: Drive to Kaza, Sightseeing

Day 14,15: Drive to Manali, Sightseeing


Day 17: Drive to Delhi. Evening Depart

Highlights:� Aarti ceremony in Rishikesh

� Temples of Gangotri

� Gaumukh – source of the Ganges

� Breathtaking views of Soaring Himalayan Peaks On this wonderful trip, we begin in the foothills - the holy city of Rishikesh drive to Gangotri to begin the trek right up to the source of the legendary Ganges - (Gaumukh as is known, though many believe that the Ganges can be seen in a liquid state near Nandanvan which would make the Gangotri peak the actual source of the Ganges) passing several beautiful trails through dense forests of Deodar, Cypress, Pine and Rhododendrons. These trails alongwith the soaring Himalaya is complemented by the glistening glaciers. We go on to Tapovan and Nandavan which has attracted many travellers and trekkers since time immemorial because of its sheer captivating beauty. The beautiful meadows of Tapovan is a delight to visit as you have the Shivling peak (6543m) - the Matterhorn of India, rising high on one side fl anked by Meru and Kedardome and the peaks of Bhagirathi on the other side.


Day 02: Train to Haridwar. Drive to Rishikesh

Day 03: Drive to Uttarkashi

Day 04: Drive to Gangotri

Days 5-10: On trek from Gangotri to Tapovan & back,

Drive to Uttarkashi

Day 11: Drive to Kaudiyala

Day 12: Drive to Delhi

Day 13: Leisure Day. Evening Depart

Code: RIHBP Grade: Moderate 15 Days

Cost: € 1548 (Land only)

7 Nts Hotel, 6 Nts Camping, 1 Nt Train Journey, 6 Days Trekking

Dates:RIHBP1: Sat 03 Jul – Sun 18 Jul 2010RIHBP 2: Sat 28 Aug – Sun 12 Sept 2010

Code: RIHPP Grade: Strenuous 17 Days

Cost: € 2040/- (Land only)

7 Nts Hotel, 9 Nts Camping, 9 Days Trekking

Dates:RIHPP1: Sat 19 Jun – Tue 06 Jul 2010RIHPP 2: Sat 21 Aug – Tue 07 Sept 2010

Code: RIGANG Grade: Moderate 13 Days


6 Nts Hotel, 1 Nt Beach Camp, 5 Nts Camping, 5 Days Trekking

Dates:RIGANG1: Sat 30th April – Thu 13th May 2010RIGANG 2: Sat 15th May – Fri 28th May 2010RIGANG 2: Sat 09th Oct - Fri 22nd Oct 2010

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THE GREAT GARHWAL TRAVERSE- KALINDI KHAL

KUARI PASS (CURZON’S TRAIL) NANDA DEVI EAST BASE CAMP

Highlights:� Evening Aarti at Rishikesh

� Gaumukh – source of the Ganges

� Views of Mt. Shivling

� Awesome views of peaks from Tapovan and Nandanvan

� The great crossing of Kalindi Khal

� Temples at Gangotri & Badrinath The fi rst crossing of this pass was done in early 1947 by 4 Sadhus wearing grass chappals (thongs) and surviving on a diet of tea and potatoes. This was done to verify the legend that a priest from Gangotri did this crossing to Badrinath. One of the historic crossings of this pass was made on 15th August 1947 by TH Brahma and this is described in his book – Himalayan Odyssey. A challenging trek involving walking on crevassed slopes and moraine at high altitude, this trek is the ultimate for those seeking to trek into the unexplored regions of the Himalaya with some of the best views and a great insight into the Hindu culture as you visit the famous holy sites of Rishikesh, Gangotri and Badrinath.


Day 02: Train to Haridwar. Drive to Rishikesh

Day 03: Drive to Uttarkashi

Day 04: Drive to Gangotri

Days 5-17: On trek from Gangotri to Mana,Drive to Badrinath

Day 18: Visit temple. Drive to Rudraprayag

Day 19: Drive to Haridwar. To Delhi by Train

Day 20: Leisure day. Evening Departure

Code: RIGGT Grade: Challenging 20 Days



Dates:Sat 19 Jun – Fri 09 Jul 2010

Code: RIKUA Grade: Moderate 17 Days


4 Nts Hotel, 11 Nts Camping, 1 Nt train journey, 10 Days Trekking

Dates:RIKUA 1: Fri 30th April – Mon 17th May 2010RIKUA 2: Fri 30th Sept - Mon 17th Oct 2010RIKUA 3: Fri 15th Oct - Mon 01st Nov 2010

Code: RINDEB Grade: Strenuous 25 Days

Cost: On request only

4 Nts Hotel, 18 Nts Camping, 2 Nts train journey, 19 Days Trekking


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Highlights:� Hill station of Kausani and Auli

� Expansive meadows and panoramic views of the Himalaya

� Trekking through villages

� Views of Nanda Devi

� Rishikesh and River Ganges

Popularly known as Curzon’s trail after Lord Curzon’s trek to this region in 1905, this trek still remains amongst the most popular in Garhwal. We pass through dense forests of oak, pine, rhododendron, deodar and bugyals – wide open meadows with fl owers which are typical of this region. Enroute, we also get to see the high snow clad Himalayan peaks of Trishul, Kedarnath, Kamet, Chaukhamba being among a few and of course the famous Nanda Devi is viewed clearly from a point below Kuari pass and Auli. On this journey you get to see a variety of India – travelling by train to the hill stations, driving through picturesque countryside, trekking through villages and pastures, meeting with simple villagers and fi nally ending at the religious site of Rishikesh – a truly colorful experience of Northern India.


Day02: Sightseeing. Overnight train to Kathgodam

Day 03: Arrive Kathgodam. Drive to Kausani

Day 04: Drive to Wan

Days 5-14: On trek from Wan to Auli

Day 15: Drive to Rishikesh

Day 16: Sightseeing. Evening train to Delhi

Day 17: Leisure day. Evening Departure

Highlights:� Views of NandaDevi & Panchuli peaks

� Expansive meadows and panoramic views of the Himalaya

� Trekking through villages

� Glacier walks & High Pass crossings

Nanda Devi-‘Goddess of Joy’- at 7,816m is one of the highest peaks in the Indian Himalaya. For Indians of Hindu faith it is among the most sacred mountain after mount Kailash. Surrounding the peak is an oceanic expanse of high 6,000 and 7,000 meter peaks. Nanda Devi’s inner sanctuary is currently off limits to climbers and trekkers. It was the goal of many early 20th century expeditions- all of which failed to reach the sanctuary until Eric Shipton and Bill Tilman reached it via the Rishi gorge in 1932. Tilman eventually climbed the peak for the fi rst time with Charles Houston in 1936.


Day 2: Free day. Evening train to Kathgodam

Day 3: Arrive Kathgodam and drive to Khali Estate

Days 4-22: Drive to Song. On trek from Song to Munsyari

Day 23: Drive to Kausani

Day 24: Drive to Kathgodam. Overnight train to Delhi



ULTIMATE KANCHENJUNGA RIDGE TREK SINGALILA & SIKKIM (GOECHALA) GREEN LAKE TREK

Highlights:� Darjeeling Toy Train

� Everest Museum

� Pemayangste monastery

� Views from Singalila view point

� Walking on the ridge

� High altitude holy lakes

� Spectacular views of Kanchenjunga, Everest, Makalu from Danphebir

� Close up views of Kanchenjunga from Goechala

On this wilderness trail, we walk up towards what is actually the border between Nepal, Sikkim and West Bengal. Dotted with beautiful high altitude lakes and passing several passes, this trek gives the opportunity of viewing Kanchenjunga not only once at a specifi c high point but several times over the days as you cross the passes. This trail fi nally joins with the main west Sikkim trekking trail at Dzongri where the options are either to continue to Goechala – the fi nal view point where the left shoulder of Kanchenjunga stands just 9km away as the crow fl ies or descend to Yuksom for those with time limitations. The advantage of this trek is that it is a round trip. Still a relatively new trek, the Sikkim Ridge trek promises to be among the best with its crowning glory of Kanchenjunga seen from several vantage points along this trek.


Day 02: Fly to Bagdogra. Drive to Darjeeling


Day 04: Drive to Pemayangste

Days 5-17: Drive to Uttarey. On trek from Uttarey to Yuksom

Day 18: Drive to Kalimpong

Day 19: Free day at Kalimpong

Day 20: Drive to Bagdogra. Fly to Delhi, Depart

Highlights:� Tea Gardens

� Toy Train

� Sunrise from Sandakphu of Kanchenjunga, Everest.

� Historical site of Yuksom

� Views from Dzongri

� Kanchenjunga from Goechala

� Kalimpong orchid nurseries

We take an introduction and acclimatization trek along the famous Singalila Ridge. This prominent spur of high ground lies at the southern end of a long crest, which runs down from Kanchenjunga itself, and forms the border between Sikkim and Nepal. The trek along this ridge going through small settlements is renowned as being one of the most scenically rewarding in the entire Himalaya. There are views of Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Everest, Lhotse and a host of other peaks in the eastern Himalaya all seen at one stretch. After our initial acclimatization, we then go on to Yuksom, Sikkim where the majestic Kanchenjunga (8603m), the 3rd highest mountain in the world dominates the landscape of Western Sikkim which is also famous as the 1st King of Sikkim was coronated in Yuksom - the starting point of our trek


Day 02: Fly to Bagdogra. Drive to Darjeeling

Day 03: Local Sightseeing & toy train ride

Days 4-9: Drive to Dhodray.Trek from Dhodray to Rimbik

Day 10: Drive to Pelling

Day 11: Visit Rabdenste ruins. Drive to Yuksom

Day 12-18: Trek from Yuksom to Goechela & back


Day 20: Drive to Bagdogra.Fly to Delhi, Depart

Highlights:� Stunning views of Kanchenjunga and other peaks

� The perfectly symmetrical Mt Siniolchu

� Rhododendrons, blue poppies and primulaes in Spring

The Green Lake Area in northern Sikkim even though open to tourists, still require special restricted area permits to visit. The lake though has drained out into the adjacent Zemu glacier. The absence of the lake is compensated with splendid views all around with Kanchenjunga towering above. The peaks of Simvo are just a short distance away. In late spring between mid May and June, the valleys of North Sikkim are fi lled with a variety of fl owers like rhododendrons, blue poppies and primulaes.


Day 2: Fly to Bagdogra. Drive to Gangtok


Day 4: Drive to Lachen

Day 5: Free day

Day 6: Drive to Zema. Trek from Zema to Green Lake & back, Drive to Lachen

Day 15: Drive to Gangtok

Day 16: Drive to Bagdogra. Fly Delhi. Depart

Code: RIKRT Grade: Strenuous 20 Days



Dates:RIKRT 1: Sat 15 May - Fri 04 Jun 2010RIKRT 2: Sat 16 Oct - Fri 05 Nov 2010

Code: RISGO Grade: Moderate 20 Days



Dates:RISGO 1: Sat 13 Mar – Fri 02 Apr 2010RISGO 2: Sat 09 Oct - Fri 29 Oct 2010RISGO 3: Sat 23 Oct - Fri 12 Nov 2010

Code: RIGLS Grade: Moderate 16 Days




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TEA GARDENS AND KANCHENJUNGA DARJEELING TEA EXPERIENCE SINGALILA & DARJEELING

Highlights:� Visiting the tea gardens

� Toy Train Ride

� Panoramic views of Kanchenjunga

� Cultural experience

� Rhododendrons (spring trip) Beginning our tour in the hill station of Kurseong, we take the famous toy train to Darjeeling, famous for its tea, before continuing into Sikkim to trek through the Barsey rhododendron sanctuary to open up on the Singalila ridge which offers panoramic views of Kanchenjunga. We then continue our journey through delightful towns and villages to Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim. Views of Kanchenjunga don’t fade as we end our tour in the laid back town of Kalimpong. Throughout, Kanchenjunga does not evade us as we get views of this glorious mountain at different angles from different places on this trip.


Day 2: Fly Bagdogra. Drive Kurseong

Day 3: Visit Makaibari. Toy train to Darjeeling


Day 5: Drive to Hilley

Days 6-8: Trek from Hilley to Uttarey, Drive to Pelling

Day 9: Drive to Martam

Day 10: Drive to Gangtok


Day 12: Visit Lepcha Village

Day 13: Drive to Bagdogra. Fly Delhi, Depart

Highlights:� Tea Estates & Tea Manufacturing process

� Village Walk

� Cultural Interaction Tea is indigenous to India and is an area where the country can take a lot of pride. This is mainly because of its pre-eminence as a foreign exchange earner and its contributions to the country’s GDP. In all aspects of tea production, consumption and export, India has emerged to be the world leader, mainly because it accounts for 31% of global production. It is perhaps the only industry where India has retained its leadership over the last 150 years.

ITINERARY:Day 1:Fly to Bagdogra.Drive to Kurseong

Day 2: Visit to Ambootia Tea Factory

Day 3: Toy train to Darjeeling. Hotel Transfer

Day 4: Local sightseeing around Darjeeling

Day 5: Drive to Phaskowa Tea Estate

Day 6: Walks around Phaskowa

Day 7: Exploring Phaskowa Tea Estate

Day 8: Drive to Bagdogra. Fly to Delhi/Calcutta

Highlights:� Makaibari Tea Estate

� Padma Naidu Zoological Park

� View of Kanchendzonga, Mt Everest, Makalu, Lhotse


� Jaldapara Wildlife sanctuary The trek takes us along the famous Singalila Ridge. This prominent spur of high ground lies at the southern end of a long crest, which runs down from Kangchendzonga itself, and forms the border between Sikkim and Nepal. The trek along this ridge going through small settlements is renowned as being one of the most scenically rewarding in the entire Himalaya. There are views of Kangchendzonga, Makalu, Everest, Lhotse and a host of other peaks in the Eastern Himalaya all seen at one stretch - quite a sight to see even from 3636m, the maximum altitude you get to on this trek. We end this trip in the Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary in the foothills of the Himalaya in the Dooars plains. The one horned rhino, bison is common to this sanctuary. The birdlife is excellent here and we also get to visit the tea bungalows and gardens as well as the tribal villages in this area.

ITINERARY:Day 1: Arrive Kolkata.

Day 2: Fly Bagdogra. Drive to Kurseong

Day 3: Visit Makaibari Tea Estate. Train to Darjeeling

Day 4: Darjeeling Sightseeing

Day 5: Drive to Dhodray. Trek from Dhodray to Rimbik


Day 11: Local sightseeing

Day 12: Drive to Jaldapara. Visit Sanctuary

Day 13: Walks and elephant rides in Sanctuary

Day 14: Drive to Bagdogra. Fly out

Code: RITGK Grade: Easy 13 Days


8 Nts Hotel, 3 Nts Camping, 1 Nt Village Home, 3 Days Trekking


Code: RIDTE Grade: Easy 8 Days


7 Nts Hotel, 2 Tea Estate tours


Code: RIFSGLD Grade: Moderate 14 Days


6 Nts Hotel, 6 Nts Camping, 2 Nts Lodge, 5 Days Trekking


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SINGALILA RIDGE TREK AND BHUTAN SHANGRILA TOUR – SIKKIM, DARJEELING & BHUTAN

Highlights:� Heritage Toy Train of Darjeeling

� Snow Leopards Breeding Centre

� Sunrise on Mt Kanchenjunga and Everest from Sandakphu

� Unsurpassed panoramic views of Kanchenjunga

� Walk along the Singalila Ridge – rated as one of the fi nest walks in the world.

� Paro Spring festival ( RISGB 1)

� Chomolhari base camp in Bhutan

� Taktsang monastery This trek takes you along the famous Singalila Ridge. This prominent spur of high ground lies at the southern end of a long crest, which runs down from Kangchenjunga itself, and forms the border between Sikkim and Nepal. The trek along this ridge going through small settlements is renowned as being one of the most scenically rewarding in the entire Himalaya. There are views of Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Everest, Lhotse and a host of other peaks in the eastern Himalaya all seen at one stretch - quite a sight from 11,800ft, the maximum altitude you get to on this trek.


Day 02: Fly Bagdogra. Drive to Darjeeling

Day 03: Sightseeing,Toy train ride

Days 4-9: Drive to Dhodrey. Trek from Dhodray to Rimbik


Day 11: Drive Bagdogra. Fly to Paro

Day 12: Visit Taktsang

Days 13-18: Drive Drukyul Dzong. Trek from Drukyul Dzong to Jangothang & back,Drive to Thimphu

Day 19: Thimpu sightseeing. Drive to Paro

Day 20: Fly to Delhi. Depart

Highlights:� Visiting the Lepcha reserve in the Dzongu valley

� Rumtek monastery

� Darjeeling Toy Train Ride

� Sunrise on Mt. Kanchenjunga from Tiger Hill


� Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest) in Bhutan On this tour, we begin with our travel through Sikkim, from North to East visiting little villages and towns, getting an insight into the lifestyle of its people and enjoying warm hospitality. We will visit the Lepcha reserve of Dzongu, the original inhabitants of Sikkim. We then continue to Darjeeling, famous for its tea plantations, toy train and Kanchenjunga before going to the Shangrila of the Himalaya – Bhutan. The last Himalayan Kingdom nestled in the middle of the Himalaya with varying altitudes and terrain.

Code: RISGB Grade: Moderate 20 Days

Cost: € 3210 (Land Only + DEL/IXB & IXB/PBH airfare)


Dates:RISGB 1: Thus 18 Mar – Wed 07 April 2010RISGB 2: Sun 10 Oct - Sat 30 Oct 2010RIGSB 3: Sun 17 Oct - Sat 06 Nov 2010

Code: RISKB Grade: Easy 16 Days

Cost: € 2460 (Land Only + DEL/IXB, IXB/PBH, PBH/DEL airfare)

11 Nts Hotel, 2 Nts Village Resort, 2 Nts Home Stays

Dates:RISKB 1: Sun 14 March – Tue 30 March 2010RISKB 2: Sun 02nd May to Tue 18th May 2010 RISKB 3: Sun 10th Oct to Tue 26th Oct 2010


Day 02: Fly Bagdogra. Drive Gangtok


Day 04: Drive to Dzongu via Kabi Lungchok

Day 05: Hike to Lingthem

Day 06: Drive to Martam

Day 07: Walk through Phambongla Sanctuary

Day 08: Drive to Darjeeling

Day 09: Excursion to Tiger hill. Visit HMI

Day 10: Toy train to Kurseong

Day 11: Drive Bagdogra. Fly Paro

Day 12: Visit Taktsang monastery

Day 13: Drive to Punakha. Visit Punkha Dzong

Day 14: Drive to Thimphu via Wangdiphodrang

Day 15: Sightseeing tour of Thimphu

Day 16: Fly Delhi. Evening Depart

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INDIA’S SOUTHERN PARADISE THE GREAT BRAHMAPUTRA RAFTING EXPEDITION

KAMENG RAFTING EXPEDITION

Highlights:� Trek through sprawling tea gardens

� Houseboat ride in the backwaters

� Jungle safari in Periyar Reserve

� View Kathakali Dance

� Kovalam Beach Resort

� Madurai temple visit The state of Kerala is popularly called ‘the God’s own country’. Having the sea on one side and the Western Ghats on the other it packs in a wide variety of natural delights just fi t for the Gods! Hillsides covered with tea plantations, a beautiful coastline, the calm backwaters, jungles with some awesome wildlife and a rich culture that will leave you enthralled. The state has been widely infl uenced by the early Portuguese travelers who made this state their home. The state’s main language is Malayalam and has the highest literacy rate in Asia.This trip just about manages to cover slices of most of the delights the state has on offer. We start our trip from the coastline, move on to the backwaters for a houseboat ride, then the jungle reserves for a safari. After this we hit the beautiful Munnar hills with the sprawling tea plantations for the trek. We end our trip visiting the famous temple town of Madurai topping it off with a soothing 2 days at a beach resort.

ITINERARY:Day 01: Arrive Cochin

Day02: Cochin Sightseeing. Evening Kathakali performance

Day 03: Drive Alleppey. Backwater tour by houseboat

Day 04: Houseboat tour. Anchor for night

Day 05: End Tour. Drive Thekkady

Day 06: Jungle safari in Periyar. Evening boat ride

Day 07: Drive to Munnar

Day 8-12: Drive to Suryanelli. Trek from Suryanelli to Korangini

Day 13: Drive to Madurai. Visit temple

Day 14-16: Drive to Kovalam, Relax

Day 17: Depart

Highlights:� Raft down the fourth largest river by discharge in the world (700 thousand cubic feet per second)

� Negotiate one of the world’s best big white water

� Land rich in culture and indigenous tribes

� Ferry boat ride up the Brahmaputra River

� Visit tribal villages The Tsang po river from Tibet fl ows into India as Siang and after the confl uence of Dibang and Lohit becomes the great Brahmaputra. While most Indian rivers bear female names, this river has a rare male name, as it means “son of Brahma” in Sanskrit. The expedition on the great Brahmaputra begins at Tuting in Arunachal Pradesh where it is still called the Siang. Get ready for some of the best big white water the world has on offer for rafting. You’ll be pumping adrenaline all the way as you hit rapids such as the ‘Pulsating Pulsi’ and ‘Toothfairy’ at Cherring. This self contained river run offers an awe-inspiring journey through tropical forests, gorges and a peek into a rich culture, unlike any other. The Great Brahmaputra is for anyone who is looking for an exhilarating rafting and kayaking experience that is sure to leave you with goose bumps whenever you think about it.

ITINERARY:Day 01: Arrive Delhi.

Day 02: Fly to Dibrugarh

Day 03: Boat ride from Dibrugarh to Pasighat

Day 04: Drive Pasighat to Jegging

Day 05: Drive Jegging to Tuting

Day 06: Layover Day

Days 07-13: Raft from Tuting to Pasighat

Day 14: Drive Pasighat to Dibrugarh. Fly to Delhi

Day 15: Free day in Delhi, Departure

Highlights:� One of the Best river trip the Indian Himalayas have to offer

� High quality white water with many tribal settlements

� Land rich in culture and indigenous tribes

� Virgin forests, a chance to spot wild elephants, leopards

� Visit tribal villages

� Visit to an orchid farm Welcome to India’s remote North-eastern Frontier. A land that has remained hidden and inacessible to outsiders for a long time. The Kameng River in the eastern Himalayan mountains, originates in Tawang district (Arunachal Pradesh) from the glacial lake below snow capped Gori Chen mountain (6,300 m) on the India-Tibet border and fl ows through Bhalukpong circle of West Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh and Sonitpur District of Assam. It is one of the major tributaries of the Brahmaputra River. An expedition on this river will take you through lush rainforests that surround some of the fi nest white water in the country and world. The experience of the good rapids on the river is only surpassed by the verdant beauty that surrounds it. We also get the opportunity to witness the rich tribal culture and interact with the indigenous tribes.


Day 02: Fly to Guwahati

Day 03: Drive to Bhalukpong

Day 04: Drive to Seppa

Day 05: Drive to Marjangle

Day 06: Raft from Marjangle to Bhalukpong

Day 13: Drive to Guwahati. Fly to Delhi

Day 14: Free day in Delhi, Departure

Code: RISI Grade: Easy 17 Days


6 Nts Hotel, 5 Nts camping, 3 Nts Beach Resort, 2 Nts House Boat, 5 Days Trekking


Code: RIBRE Grade: Challenging 15 Days


5 Nts Hotel, 9 Nts camping, 6 Days Rafting

Dates:RIBRE 1- Dec 4 to Dec 19, 2010

Code: RIKRE Grade: Moderate 14 Days


4 Nts Hotel, 8 Nts camping, 6 Days Rafting

Dates:RIKRE 1 - Fri Nov 13 – Sat Nov 27, 2010

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DRUK PATH TREK

Highlights:� Taktsang monastery


� Dzong at Paro

� Stunning views of mountains On this short 5 days trek we trek through sparsely populated valleys from Paro to Thimphu. We trek through spectacular rhododendron forests which are in bloom in May , pass by lakes famous for its giant sized trouts and get fascinating views of Mt. Chomolhari and Jichu Drake. Graded as one of the easier treks in Bhutan, this trek gives you a taste of the Bhutanese countryside, its rich forests and breathtaking mountain scenery.

ITINERARY:Day 1: Arrive Paro. Transfer to Hotel

Day 2: Hike to Taktsang. Local sightseeing

Day 3: Trek to Jele Dzong

Day 4: Trek to Jangchula

Day 5: Trek to Jimilangtso lake

Day 6: Trek to Simikota lake

Day 7: Trek to Thimphu

Day 8: Local Sightseeing. Drive to Paro, Depart

Code: RIBDPT Grade: Easy 8 Days

Cost: € 1385 (Land Only)



LUNANA SNOWMAN TREK GENTLE TREKKING IN CENTRAL BHUTAN

Highlights:� Spectacular views of Mt Cholmahari, Jitchu Drake

� Pristine beauty of Bhutan

� Taktsang ( Tiger’s nest) monastery Bhutanese Dzongs

� Snow bound High Passes Often referred to as the ‘world’s toughest trek’ the Lunana Snowman trek combines the Lingshi - Laya trek and the Lunana Trek. This trek passes through the hidden Lingshi and Laya valleys, spectacular landscape, crossing over 8 passes and reaches an altitude of about 5,600m/18,480 ft with the average altitude around 4000m. We cross high and remote valleys with a lot of migratory yak herder’s settlements with great views of 6000m and 7000m peaks. Most of this region remains isolated for many months during the winter from the mainland.Good fi tness and previous high altitude trek experience is necessary to embark on this trek. This is one epic mountain journey for the ardent mountain pilgrim.

ITINERARY:Day 1: Arrive Paro

Day 2: Visit Taktsang monastery

Days 3-26: Drive to Drugyel Dzong. Trek from Drugyel Dzong to Nikachu

Day 27: Drive to Thimpu


Day 29: Drive to Paro

Day 30: Fly Home

Highlights:� Taktsang monastery

� Bumthang valley

� Gentle walking


� Dzongs of Tongsa and Punakha The little and last Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan nestled in the middle of the Himalaya with varying altitudes and terrain is a sparsely populated country, often compared to Switzerland due its size, isolation and stunning scenery. More than 90% of the population is hill farmers living in villages spread over the rugged mountain country. With more than 70% of its land under forest cover, one can see here some of the rarest of Himalayan fl ora and fauna. One of the most striking physical features of Bhutan is its architecture.

ITINERARY:Day 01: Arrive in Paro. Drive to Thimpu

Day 02: Sightseeing of Thimpu

Day 03: Drive to Gangtey

Day 04: Explore Phobjikha valley. Drive to Tongsa

Day 05: Visit Tongsa Dzong. Drive to Bumthang

Day 06: Walks around the village

Day 07: Drive to Punakha via Wangdiphodrang Dzong

Day 08: Leisure day at Punakha

Day 09: Drive to Paro

Day 10: Visit Takstang monastery

Day 11: Fly Home

Code: RIBLST Grade: Challenging+ 30 Days




Code: RIGTB Grade: Easy 11 Days

Cost: € 1662 (Land Only)

11 Nts Hotels\Lodges


Bhutan

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Highlights:� Moutain fl ight to Lukla

� Views of Everest and Khumbu Ice fall from Kalapathar

� Unsurpassed close views of Ama Dablam and several high Himalayan peaks

� Thyangboche monastery

� Namche Bazaar – Sherpa heartland

Nepal is visited in thousands by tourists every year and it is every trekker, mountaineer’s dream to see “EVEREST” and go atleast till Everest Base Camp. This is perhaps the most known trek in the world and will remain ever popular because of Everest and the Sherpas who live here.On this trip, we will stay in comfortable lodges – the best available, camping only where the lodges are upto the standard thus making this a comfortable trekking holiday.

ITINERARY:Day 01: Arrive Kathmandu

Day 02: Sightseeing

Days 3-15: Fly to Lukla.Trek from Lukla to EBC & back

Day 16: Fly to Kathmandu

Day 17: Buffer day

Day 18: Depart from Kathmandu

Code: RINEBC Grade: Strenuous 18 Days

Cost: On Request Only

4 Nts Hotel, 9 Nts Lodge, 4 Nts camping, 11 Days Trekking


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Highlights:� North Face of Everest

� Lhasa and the Tibetan Plauteau

� Kharta and Khangshung Valleys

� High Alpine Passes above 5,000m

� Rongbuk Monastery ITINERARY:Days 1-2: Arrive Kathmandu,Sightseeing

Day 3-5: Fly to Lhasa, Sightseeing

Day 6-9: Drive to Kharta Valley

Days 10-19: On round trek of Kharta Valley, Drive to Rongbuk Monastery

Day 20: Trekking around Everest North Base Camp

Day 21-23: Overland drive to Kathmandu

Day 24: Free day

Day 25: Fly Home

Highlights:� Mt. Everest

� Potala & Norbulinka Palace

� Yamdrok Lake

� Tashi Lhunpo & Rongbuk Monasteries

� High Arid Tibetan Plateau

ITINERARY:Days 1: Arrive Kathmandu,Sightseeing

Days 3-5: Fly Lhasa, Sightseeing

Days 6-9: Drive from Lhasa to Rongbuk

Day 10: Drive/Hike to EBC

Days 11-13: Drive to Kathmandu,Sightseeing

Day 14: Fly home

Code: RITIKV Grade: Strenuous 25 Days


12 Nts Hotel,12 Nts Camping, 11 Days Trekking


Code: RITIBJ Grade: Moderate 14 Days


13 Nts Hotel, 7 Days Jeep Safari


MOUNT KAILASH

Highlights:� Kathmandu City

� Mt Kailash

� Lake Manasarovar

� Cultural Interaction Mt. Kailash (6714m), Asia’s most sacred mountain, is located in the high and isolated enclave of West Tibet. The mountain, revered by people from many different faiths is believed to be the cosmic centre of the whole universe, the pillar of the world and the center of the world mandala. In Hinduism it is referred to as the ‘abode of Lord Shiva’. Four great rivers fi nd its source here - the Indus, the Brahmaputra, the Sutlej and the Karnali.This holy mountain has been off-limits for climbers in deference to the holy beliefs surrounding the mountain. This trek coupled with the holy turquoise Manasarovar Lake surely promises to be the pilgrimage of a life time.

ITINERARY:Days 1-2: Arrrive Kathmandu, Sightseeing

Day 3: Drive to Nyalam

Day 4: Rest Day

Day 5: Drive to Saga

Day 6: Drive to Paryang

Days 7-9: Drive to Manasarovar Lake, Rest

Day 10: Drive to Darchen

Days 11-14: Trek around Mount Kailash

Days 15-18: Drive to Kathmandu

Day 19: Leisure Day

Day 20: Depart

Code: RITIMK Grade: Strenuous 20 Days


5 Nts Hotel,13 Nts Camping, 4 Days Trekking


Tibet

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KUNZANG SHERPAOrigin: DarjeelingTrekking, Biking, Culture ToursLanguages : English, Nepali, Hindi and basic German

NIMA BHUTIAOrigin: DarjeelingClimbing, Trekking, Biking, Culture Tours,Family AdventuresLanguages: Nepali, English, Hindi

TENJEE SHERPAOrigin: DarjeelingClimbing,Trekking, Culture ToursLanguages : Nepali, English, Hindi and basic German

PAWAN BISHTOrigin: GarhwalClimbing,Trekking, Culture Tours, Family AdventuresLanguages : English, Hindi, Garhwali

PEMBA SHERPAOrigin: DarjeelingClimbing, Trekking, Culture ToursLanguages: English, Nepali, Hindi

BHIM LAMAOrigin: NepalTrekking, Biking, Culture Tours, Family AdventuresLanguages: English, Nepali, Hindi

SKALZANG RIGZINOrigin: LadakhClimbing, Trekking, Family AdventuresLanguages: English, Ladakhi, Hindi, Nepali

RINCHEN DOLMAOrigin: LadakhFamily Adventures, Trekking, Culture ToursLanguages: English, German, Hindi, Ladakhi

TASHI GYALTSONOrigin: LadakhTrekking, Culture ToursLanguages: English, basic French, Hindi, Ladakhi, Nepali

SKARMA NORBUOrigin: LadakhCulture Tours, Family AdventuresLanguages: English, Hindi, Ladakhi

JAMYANG NAMGYALOrigin: LadakhTrekking, Culture Tours, Family AdventuresLanguages: English, basic German, Hindi, Ladakhi

SKALZANG LHUNDUPOrigin: LadakhTrekking, Culture ToursLanguages: English, basic German, Nepali, Hindi, Ladakhi

THINLES DORJAYOrigin: LadakhTrekking, Biking, Culture Tours, Family AdventuresLanguages: English, basic German, Nepali, Hindi, Ladakhi

Rimo LeadersOur Destinations

UDEN SHERPAOrigin: DarjeelingTrekking, Culture Tours, Family AdventuresLanguages : English, Nepali, Hindi and basic German

Our trip leaders have been handpicked from different regions of the Himalaya and personally trained. The following are a few of our permanent leaders.

Wander in the Himalaya! And discover the amazing world of Himalayan treks and expeditions with Rimo.

EasyGentle Trekking for beginners and physically fi t. Not too steep gradients. Altitude does not go above 3500m, 4–5 hrs of walking

ModerateGood physical condition, 4–6 /7 hrs of walking. Highest camping will not exceed 4500m. Varied trails–gentle to steep ascents and descents.



Strenuous Good physical condition, crossing high passes upto 5400m, mixed terrain with walking on boulders, glacier, steep ascents and descents, long walking hours upto 8/9hrs.

Challenging Excellent physical condition, camping at about 5000m, glacier crossing, high altitude passes, demanding – walking for upto 9 hrs, more than 2 weeks of walking.

TRIP Grading:

The Himalaya and East

Karakoram Specialists

LADAKH | ZANSKAR | SIKKIM | DARJEELING | HIMACHALGARHWAL | KUMAON | NEPAL | BHUTAN | TIBET


Adventure Travel

RIMO EXPEDITIONS - GURGAON# 229, DLF Galleria, DLF Phase IVGurgaon (Haryana) -122002 - INDIAPhones: +91 (124) 280 6027/8/9, 405 1640Fax: +91 (124) 280 6030

RIMO EXPEDITIONS - LEHHotel Kanglhachen Complex, LehLadakh (J&K) - 194 101 - INDIAPhones: +91 (1982) 253348/253257Fax: +91(1982)253348

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TREKKING | CLIMBING | BIKING | RAFTING | CULTURE TOURS | FAMILY ADVENTURES | JEEP SAFARIS

‘Best Adventure Tour Operator’ for year 2008-09 by Govt. of India

Award of Excellence for “Best Practices in Adventure Travel” by Adventure Tour

Operators Association of India- Jan, 2010

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