JEEP SAFARI
These Jeep Safari’s are Conducted on some of the highest mountain roads in the world, our jeep safaris are known for their relaxed pace, allowing the flexibility to explore and interact with the local inhabitants.
We use good SUVs with reliable drivers for our jeep safaris.
So come aboard and explore India on a jeep from the enchanting barrenness of Ladakh to the snow covered peaks of the Garhwal mountains and get a close look at the people and places that make up the kaleidoscope that is India.
Himachal Pradesh
Spiti Jeep Safari / Itinerary
Conducted on some of the highest mountain roads in the world, our jeep safaris are considered epic trips. The Himalayan valleys of Lahaul, Spiti, Kinnaur and Baspa offer jeep safaris through the splendor of rocky escarpments and snow-covered peaks.
BEST TIME July – September
DURATION 12 days/ 11 nights
Manali-Leh Jeep Safari / Itinerary
This jeep safari is an epic journey on one of the highest motorable roads in the world, that connects the Manali valley to Lahaul and Spiti valleys and Zanskar valley in Ladakh. The jeep safari starts from Manali, one of the most beautiful hill stations of India and ends at Leh, “ Little Tibet” crossing 3 high altitude passes, Rohtang at 3980 m, Baralacha La at 4890 m and Tanglang La at 5330 m.
BEST TIME June- September
DURATION 5 days/ 4 nights
Uttarakhand
The Garhwal Jeep Safari / Itinerary
This safari takes you to the lap of the Himalayas, synonymous with holiness and peace. Among all Himalayan regions, the Garhwal Himalayas — where the Holy Ganges emanates and which houses four of the most revered shrines of the Hindu religion — are considered especially holy. The jeep safari takes you to the holiest of these four shrines, Badrinath. Skanda Purana says “there are many shrines on earth, heaven and hell but none has been nor will be like Badrinath”. This mountain range, with its snow covered peaks, enormous valley and extensive plateaus, inspires awe in any one who visits it. The jeep safari also takes you to the Auli ski slopes that has the longest cable car service in India.
BEST TIME May-June & September-October
DURATION 11 days/ 10 nights
The Corbett Adventure Itinerary
Jim Corbett National Park is located in the northern part of the state of Uttar Pradesh. It is named in honor of the legendary hunter turned naturalist, author and photographer, Jim Corbett, who had helped in demarcating the boundaries and setting up the park. It was in this area that he had shot the dreaded “man-eaters”, the notorious Kanda man eater being one of them. His books on these thrilling true life adventures – “The Man eaters of Kumaon” and the “Man eating Leopard of Rudraprayag” are perennial best sellers, well known all over the world. Once, a popular hunting ground of the British, this 201 square mile park is today the home to a variety of flora and fauna. It is famous for its population of Royal Bengal Tigers, leopards and Asian elephants.
BEST TIME May-June & September-October
DURATION 11 days/ 10 nights
The Rajaji Wildlife Safari Itinerary
In 1983, three sanctuaries in the Shivalik –Chilla, Rajaji and Motichur– were merged into a large protected area and were jointly named Rajaji National Park after the famous freedom fighter Lt. Shri Rajagopalachari. Spread over an area of over 800 sq. kms, the park is a magnificent ecosystem nestled in the Shivalik ranges. With the Ganga River flowing through, the park is the beginning of the vast Indo-Gangetic plains.