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Upcoming experiential trips and events

Travel with us to explore the unexplored, of the world and of yourself.

The Chitkul Expedition!

Dates: May 6th - 10th, 2026

Wake up to apple orchards, snow-dusted peaks, and air so crisp it feels filtered by the Himalayas themselves. Cross wooden bridges that make you question your life choices (but only for a second), spot shepherds guiding fluffy Himalayan sheep like it’s a live documentary, Walk past wooden homes carved with stories, sip chai with views that don’t look real, and follow quiet trails where the only soundtrack is wind weaving through pines, and watch sunsets that turn the valley into molten gold - That's what this trip to Chitkul will be all about!

Offbeat Arunachal- Mechuka and Anini

Dates: April 11th - 19th, 2026

Mechuka and Anini feel like places India quietly kept to itself. Mechuka sits wide and open, where wooden homes, old monasteries, and the Siyom River slow life down to a gentler paceAnini, on the other hand, is raw and dramatic, tucked deep in Dibang Valley, where clouds move faster than people and roads feel like a reward you earn.

European Mountain Magic- Georgia

Dates: Sep 6th - 13th, 2026

Georgia feels like Europe and Asia met in the mountains and decided to stay. In Tbilisi, pastel balconies and ancient churches share space with cool cafés and old sulphur baths, while up in Kazbegi, Gergeti Trinity Church stands dramatically against snow-dusted peaks. Add Kakheti’s centuries-old wine culture and endless khachapuri, and you have a trip that’s equal parts scenic, soulful, and slightly indulgent.

Healing Retreat in Bhutan

Dates: June 6th - 13th, 2026

Tucked in the Himalayas where prayer flags flutter over mountain passes and monasteries rest quietly on cliffs, this healing retreat unfolds gently between Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha. We hike to the legendary Tiger’s Nest Monastery, soak in traditional hot stone baths infused with herbs, meditate in centuries-old temples lit by butter lamps, and slow down beside rivers where fortress-like dzongs have stood watch for generations.