Safety charter
Our commitment to bringing you home safe
Safety is not a checkbox. It is the foundation every itinerary is built on.
Meet your guide
Rinchen Dorje · 12 years leading Himalayan treks
Safety first, always
We take the adventure seriously — and the risk even more so.
Every itinerary is stress-tested against weather, altitude, and evacuation routes before it ever gets listed. Here's what's non-negotiable on every single trip.
- Adventure insurance included on every booking (cover up to ₹1L)
- Satellite communicators on all treks above 3,500m
- Pulse oximeters and supplementary oxygen on every high-altitude camp
- Wilderness first-aid certified guides (WAFA equivalent)
- Small group size capped at 14 — always
- ISO 9001 audited operations, annually renewed
Safety protocols
Pre-trip medical screening
All participants complete a health declaration. Our guides are trained to flag concerns before the first step.
Satellite communication
Every trek above 3,500m carries a satellite communicator with two-way messaging and SOS capability.
Supplemental oxygen
High-altitude camps carry supplementary oxygen and pulse oximeters. Guides monitor blood oxygen daily above 4,000m.
Evacuation protocol
Every trip brief includes a documented evacuation route. Helicopter evacuation is coordinated within 4 hours in most Himalayan zones.
Weather monitoring
We subscribe to professional mountain weather services and hold-or-go decisions are made 48 hours before each departure.
Group size cap
Groups are capped at 14 travellers. Smaller groups move faster, enable closer guide supervision, and reduce environmental impact.