Himalayas

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A qualified and well-equipped doctor, specially trained to handle high-altitude sickness, will accompany the group to provide medical assistance.

It is essential to assess your health and fitness due to the travel through high-altitude regions. This is to ensure a safe and comfortable experience for all participants.

Yes, there may be a few additional expenses such as:

• The cost of pony rides for participants traveling in Group B.

• Tips for drivers, cooks, and porters, which will be distributed on the last day of the journey.

• Any personal expenses during the trip, such as local snacks and souvenirs.

• Expenses in case of evacuation due to medical emergencies or natural calamities like earthquakes, landslides, floods, etc., covering travel, boarding, lodging, and medical costs.

The daily travel can range between 6-8 hours with short breaks in between.

We can expect some rain at this time. The mornings and evenings can get chilly, while daytime temperatures can be hot.

Yes, most Indian phones networks work fairly well in the Himalayan region.

It is recommended that you stay focused on the pilgrimage and keep outside contact to a minimum in order to make the most of your limited time in these sacred spaces.

• Passport soft copy

• Passport-size photo

• Letter of Indemnity / Waiver

• Completed Medical Form including the Medical Declaration with all the respective lab reports and graphs.

• Uploading unclear photos / passport copies

• Uploading black and white photos / passport copies (color copies are required)

• Missing or incomplete Medical Declaration Form

• Missing doctor credentials and signature on the Medical Form

Yes, you are advised to take sufficient stock of your own regular medicines to last the duration of the sojourn.

A detailed list of recommended generic medicines will also be shared with you.