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Tharun Reddy 2024.08.13

Don’t choose these organization guys for Ladakh trips - I came with this organization: They charged me a lot of money (took 15k extra money compared to original) After payment they blocked me and assigned me to some other group - Other group review(Nomad Adventues) Review - No money receipt given to me for payment ‼️ No Proper Management ‼️ Firstly The leads from your side is very harsh (Not all only Few Persons) Secondly No proper Management , yesterday was very tough day . After reaching to Leh, The rooms are very worst and it’s 4 people rooms - with only 1 bath room - Rooms full of flies - Beds are worst with hair After waking up in morning they are asking us to leave quickly before 9AM - how is it possible with 1 bath room - 4 people When we came out no one is responding for bikes - if we are asking regarding the bikes which we will travel from today - no one is reaponding also for helmets 🪖 Will give more feedback in the end

Don’t choose these organization guys for Ladakh trips -

I came with this organization:

They charged me a lot of money (took 15k extra money compared to original)
After payment they blocked me and assigned me to some other group -

Other group review(Nomad Adventues)

Review -

No money receipt given to me for payment

‼️ No Proper Management ‼️

Firstly The leads from your side is very harsh (Not all only Few Persons)
Secondly No proper Management , yesterday was very tough day .
After reaching to Leh, The rooms are very worst and it’s 4 people rooms - with only 1 bath room - Rooms full of flies - Beds are worst with hair
After waking up in morning they are asking us to leave quickly before 9AM - how is it possible with 1 bath room - 4 people
When we came out no one is responding for bikes - if we are asking regarding the bikes which we will travel from today - no one is reaponding also for helmets 🪖

Will give more feedback in the end

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.08.13

Dear Tharun,

It seems there has been a mix-up. We believe this review was intended for another business, as our company, Nomad Adventures, don't organize Ladakh trips. I guess the company you want to review is Discovery Nomad as I can see it in your attached picture.

We kindly request you to double-check the organization you intended to review and would request you to remove the review from our page.

If there is anything else we can assist you with, please feel free to reach out directly. We hope your future travels are enjoyable and problem-free!

Warm regards,
Ankur Kirola
Nomad Adventures

Meghna Dey 2024.07.07

Amazing journey Really enjoyed the whole trek of roopkund with Nomad Adventures Highly recommended Must going trek And amazing supportive guides

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.08.13

Dear Meghna,

Thank you so much for your kind words and for choosing Nomad Adventures for your Roopkund trek! We're thrilled to hear that you had an amazing journey and enjoyed the experience with our team. Your recommendation means a lot to us, and we'll be sure to pass on your compliments to our guides.

We look forward to having you on another adventure soon!

Warm regards,
Nomad Adventures Team

Saumik Ghosh 2024.07.01

Most serene place with the best guides of the mountains⛰️. Best experience 👌

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.08.13

Dear Saumik,

Thank you for your wonderful review! We're delighted that you found the experience serene and enjoyed the company of our mountain guides. It’s great to know that you had such a positive experience with Nomad Adventures. We hope to welcome you on another adventure soon!

Warm regards,
Nomad Adventures Team

Ankan Sinha 2024.06.30

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.08.13

Dear Ankan,

Thank you for your 5-star rating! We're glad to know that you had a positive experience with Nomad Adventures. We look forward to having you on another adventure soon!

Warm regards,
Nomad Adventures Team

nilanjan biswas 2024.06.28

Best in the business 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.08.13

Dear Nilanjan,

Thank you for your fantastic review! We're thrilled to hear that you consider us the best in the business. We look forward to creating more memorable adventures with you in the future!

Warm regards,
Nomad Adventures Team

Divyansh Phartyal 2024.06.27

Awesome experience with Nomad adventures. More trips to go!

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.08.13

Dear Divyansh,

Thank you for your awesome review! We're excited to hear that you had a great experience with Nomad Adventures. We can't wait to join you on more trips and create even more unforgettable memories together!

Warm regards,
Nomad Adventures Team

Chakraborty Budhadev Parida 2024.05.12

Our group of 6 went with Nomad Adventures, guided by Ankur bhaiya, on the journey of trekking the Kuari pass & Pangarchulla peak, towering over 15,000ft (~4500 mts). From Rishikesh, we started our (gruelling) journey towards Joshimath. We stayed the night, warming ourselves, petting Tommy and getting acclimatized. Additional trekking equipment such as trekking poles / ponchos can be hired / bought (or bring your own). The next day, leaving our comfort home & comfort zone, we started the trek through the beautiful village of Togashi, onwards through mountain forests, winding streams and blossoming rhododendrons, towards our campsite. The trek may make you break a sweat but it's a prelude to an even serene destination, our base camp, Khullara @ over11,000ft. Availabilities included but was not limited to swag food, even swagger 😎 pantry staff (they were working even under rain & freezing temperatures, to provide us with food), network (find the spot by following the crowd or ask your guide), sports, and most importantly (for me) the night sky 💫, good company, mother nature & mountains 🗻 ... all you could ask for... While trekking during mid-April, we witnessed hailstorms & snowfall 🌨 more than once, at Khullara basecamp. The weather is truly unpredictable up here 🥶. Available destinations accessible from Khullara includes Kuari pass, Pangarchulla peak, & Tali lake (a must visit here, especially during the golden hour 🌅), Auli etc. Trek to kuari pass started around midmorning, and it can be best utilized as warmup for pushing the Pangarchulla summit, which starts around the following midnight, or as an energizing hike. I believe being within the lap of mountains is a luxury in itself, and that, it teaches us to be humble towards people who are working hard to make our stay comfortable and to keep us safe. For that matter, being cautious before making any move in the mountains keeps us sfae first, then our group & our fellow travellers. Always ask for help, before it's too late (I got lost in the mountains once, and I probably survived only because of my guides' perserseverance). In the mountains, you shall be surprised of how many people go out of their way to help someone. Trekking toughens the ties between travelllers. It was a very difficult trek, very. We laughed, cried, cursed, swallowed for oxygen, sometimes even doubting ourselves.... but walking alongside everyone, & with Ankur bhaiya literally watching our backs, we made it! A journey becomes great with a great company. And we probably got the best companions we could've ever asked for, in this trek. See you through the mountain stars someday :):

Our group of 6 went with Nomad Adventures, guided by Ankur bhaiya, on the journey of trekking the Kuari pass & Pangarchulla peak, towering over 15,000ft (~4500 mts).
From Rishikesh, we started our (gruelling) journey towards Joshimath. We stayed the night, warming ourselves, petting Tommy and getting acclimatized. Additional trekking equipment such as trekking poles / ponchos can be hired / bought (or bring your own). The next day, leaving our comfort home & comfort zone, we started the trek through the beautiful village of Togashi, onwards through mountain forests, winding streams and blossoming rhododendrons, towards our campsite. The trek may make you break a sweat but it's a prelude to an even serene destination, our base camp, Khullara @ over11,000ft. Availabilities included but was not limited to swag food, even swagger 😎 pantry staff (they were working even under rain & freezing temperatures, to provide us with food), network (find the spot by following the crowd or ask your guide), sports, and most importantly (for me) the night sky 💫, good company, mother nature & mountains 🗻 ... all you could ask for... While trekking during mid-April, we witnessed hailstorms & snowfall 🌨 more than once, at Khullara basecamp. The weather is truly unpredictable up here 🥶.
Available destinations accessible from Khullara includes Kuari pass, Pangarchulla peak, & Tali lake (a must visit here, especially during the golden hour 🌅), Auli etc.
Trek to kuari pass started around midmorning, and it can be best utilized as warmup for pushing the Pangarchulla summit, which starts around the following midnight, or as an energizing hike.
I believe being within the lap of mountains is a luxury in itself, and that, it teaches us to be humble towards people who are working hard to make our stay comfortable and to keep us safe. For that matter, being cautious before making any move in the mountains keeps us sfae first, then our group & our fellow travellers. Always ask for help, before it's too late (I got lost in the mountains once, and I probably survived only because of my guides' perserseverance). In the mountains, you shall be surprised of how many people go out of their way to help someone. Trekking toughens the ties between travelllers.
It was a very difficult trek, very. We laughed, cried, cursed, swallowed for oxygen, sometimes even doubting ourselves.... but walking alongside everyone, & with Ankur bhaiya literally watching our backs, we made it! A journey becomes great with a great company. And we probably got the best companions we could've ever asked for, in this trek.
See you through the mountain stars someday :):

Our group of 6 went with Nomad Adventures, guided by Ankur bhaiya, on the journey of trekking the Kuari pass & Pangarchulla peak, towering over 15,000ft (~4500 mts).
From Rishikesh, we started our (gruelling) journey towards Joshimath. We stayed the night, warming ourselves, petting Tommy and getting acclimatized. Additional trekking equipment such as trekking poles / ponchos can be hired / bought (or bring your own). The next day, leaving our comfort home & comfort zone, we started the trek through the beautiful village of Togashi, onwards through mountain forests, winding streams and blossoming rhododendrons, towards our campsite. The trek may make you break a sweat but it's a prelude to an even serene destination, our base camp, Khullara @ over11,000ft. Availabilities included but was not limited to swag food, even swagger 😎 pantry staff (they were working even under rain & freezing temperatures, to provide us with food), network (find the spot by following the crowd or ask your guide), sports, and most importantly (for me) the night sky 💫, good company, mother nature & mountains 🗻 ... all you could ask for... While trekking during mid-April, we witnessed hailstorms & snowfall 🌨 more than once, at Khullara basecamp. The weather is truly unpredictable up here 🥶.
Available destinations accessible from Khullara includes Kuari pass, Pangarchulla peak, & Tali lake (a must visit here, especially during the golden hour 🌅), Auli etc.
Trek to kuari pass started around midmorning, and it can be best utilized as warmup for pushing the Pangarchulla summit, which starts around the following midnight, or as an energizing hike.
I believe being within the lap of mountains is a luxury in itself, and that, it teaches us to be humble towards people who are working hard to make our stay comfortable and to keep us safe. For that matter, being cautious before making any move in the mountains keeps us sfae first, then our group & our fellow travellers. Always ask for help, before it's too late (I got lost in the mountains once, and I probably survived only because of my guides' perserseverance). In the mountains, you shall be surprised of how many people go out of their way to help someone. Trekking toughens the ties between travelllers.
It was a very difficult trek, very. We laughed, cried, cursed, swallowed for oxygen, sometimes even doubting ourselves.... but walking alongside everyone, & with Ankur bhaiya literally watching our backs, we made it! A journey becomes great with a great company. And we probably got the best companions we could've ever asked for, in this trek.
See you through the mountain stars someday :):

Our group of 6 went with Nomad Adventures, guided by Ankur bhaiya, on the journey of trekking the Kuari pass & Pangarchulla peak, towering over 15,000ft (~4500 mts).
From Rishikesh, we started our (gruelling) journey towards Joshimath. We stayed the night, warming ourselves, petting Tommy and getting acclimatized. Additional trekking equipment such as trekking poles / ponchos can be hired / bought (or bring your own). The next day, leaving our comfort home & comfort zone, we started the trek through the beautiful village of Togashi, onwards through mountain forests, winding streams and blossoming rhododendrons, towards our campsite. The trek may make you break a sweat but it's a prelude to an even serene destination, our base camp, Khullara @ over11,000ft. Availabilities included but was not limited to swag food, even swagger 😎 pantry staff (they were working even under rain & freezing temperatures, to provide us with food), network (find the spot by following the crowd or ask your guide), sports, and most importantly (for me) the night sky 💫, good company, mother nature & mountains 🗻 ... all you could ask for... While trekking during mid-April, we witnessed hailstorms & snowfall 🌨 more than once, at Khullara basecamp. The weather is truly unpredictable up here 🥶.
Available destinations accessible from Khullara includes Kuari pass, Pangarchulla peak, & Tali lake (a must visit here, especially during the golden hour 🌅), Auli etc.
Trek to kuari pass started around midmorning, and it can be best utilized as warmup for pushing the Pangarchulla summit, which starts around the following midnight, or as an energizing hike.
I believe being within the lap of mountains is a luxury in itself, and that, it teaches us to be humble towards people who are working hard to make our stay comfortable and to keep us safe. For that matter, being cautious before making any move in the mountains keeps us sfae first, then our group & our fellow travellers. Always ask for help, before it's too late (I got lost in the mountains once, and I probably survived only because of my guides' perserseverance). In the mountains, you shall be surprised of how many people go out of their way to help someone. Trekking toughens the ties between travelllers.
It was a very difficult trek, very. We laughed, cried, cursed, swallowed for oxygen, sometimes even doubting ourselves.... but walking alongside everyone, & with Ankur bhaiya literally watching our backs, we made it! A journey becomes great with a great company. And we probably got the best companions we could've ever asked for, in this trek.
See you through the mountain stars someday :):

Our group of 6 went with Nomad Adventures, guided by Ankur bhaiya, on the journey of trekking the Kuari pass & Pangarchulla peak, towering over 15,000ft (~4500 mts).
From Rishikesh, we started our (gruelling) journey towards Joshimath. We stayed the night, warming ourselves, petting Tommy and getting acclimatized. Additional trekking equipment such as trekking poles / ponchos can be hired / bought (or bring your own). The next day, leaving our comfort home & comfort zone, we started the trek through the beautiful village of Togashi, onwards through mountain forests, winding streams and blossoming rhododendrons, towards our campsite. The trek may make you break a sweat but it's a prelude to an even serene destination, our base camp, Khullara @ over11,000ft. Availabilities included but was not limited to swag food, even swagger 😎 pantry staff (they were working even under rain & freezing temperatures, to provide us with food), network (find the spot by following the crowd or ask your guide), sports, and most importantly (for me) the night sky 💫, good company, mother nature & mountains 🗻 ... all you could ask for... While trekking during mid-April, we witnessed hailstorms & snowfall 🌨 more than once, at Khullara basecamp. The weather is truly unpredictable up here 🥶.
Available destinations accessible from Khullara includes Kuari pass, Pangarchulla peak, & Tali lake (a must visit here, especially during the golden hour 🌅), Auli etc.
Trek to kuari pass started around midmorning, and it can be best utilized as warmup for pushing the Pangarchulla summit, which starts around the following midnight, or as an energizing hike.
I believe being within the lap of mountains is a luxury in itself, and that, it teaches us to be humble towards people who are working hard to make our stay comfortable and to keep us safe. For that matter, being cautious before making any move in the mountains keeps us sfae first, then our group & our fellow travellers. Always ask for help, before it's too late (I got lost in the mountains once, and I probably survived only because of my guides' perserseverance). In the mountains, you shall be surprised of how many people go out of their way to help someone. Trekking toughens the ties between travelllers.
It was a very difficult trek, very. We laughed, cried, cursed, swallowed for oxygen, sometimes even doubting ourselves.... but walking alongside everyone, & with Ankur bhaiya literally watching our backs, we made it! A journey becomes great with a great company. And we probably got the best companions we could've ever asked for, in this trek.
See you through the mountain stars someday :):

Our group of 6 went with Nomad Adventures, guided by Ankur bhaiya, on the journey of trekking the Kuari pass & Pangarchulla peak, towering over 15,000ft (~4500 mts).
From Rishikesh, we started our (gruelling) journey towards Joshimath. We stayed the night, warming ourselves, petting Tommy and getting acclimatized. Additional trekking equipment such as trekking poles / ponchos can be hired / bought (or bring your own). The next day, leaving our comfort home & comfort zone, we started the trek through the beautiful village of Togashi, onwards through mountain forests, winding streams and blossoming rhododendrons, towards our campsite. The trek may make you break a sweat but it's a prelude to an even serene destination, our base camp, Khullara @ over11,000ft. Availabilities included but was not limited to swag food, even swagger 😎 pantry staff (they were working even under rain & freezing temperatures, to provide us with food), network (find the spot by following the crowd or ask your guide), sports, and most importantly (for me) the night sky 💫, good company, mother nature & mountains 🗻 ... all you could ask for... While trekking during mid-April, we witnessed hailstorms & snowfall 🌨 more than once, at Khullara basecamp. The weather is truly unpredictable up here 🥶.
Available destinations accessible from Khullara includes Kuari pass, Pangarchulla peak, & Tali lake (a must visit here, especially during the golden hour 🌅), Auli etc.
Trek to kuari pass started around midmorning, and it can be best utilized as warmup for pushing the Pangarchulla summit, which starts around the following midnight, or as an energizing hike.
I believe being within the lap of mountains is a luxury in itself, and that, it teaches us to be humble towards people who are working hard to make our stay comfortable and to keep us safe. For that matter, being cautious before making any move in the mountains keeps us sfae first, then our group & our fellow travellers. Always ask for help, before it's too late (I got lost in the mountains once, and I probably survived only because of my guides' perserseverance). In the mountains, you shall be surprised of how many people go out of their way to help someone. Trekking toughens the ties between travelllers.
It was a very difficult trek, very. We laughed, cried, cursed, swallowed for oxygen, sometimes even doubting ourselves.... but walking alongside everyone, & with Ankur bhaiya literally watching our backs, we made it! A journey becomes great with a great company. And we probably got the best companions we could've ever asked for, in this trek.
See you through the mountain stars someday :):

Our group of 6 went with Nomad Adventures, guided by Ankur bhaiya, on the journey of trekking the Kuari pass & Pangarchulla peak, towering over 15,000ft (~4500 mts).
From Rishikesh, we started our (gruelling) journey towards Joshimath. We stayed the night, warming ourselves, petting Tommy and getting acclimatized. Additional trekking equipment such as trekking poles / ponchos can be hired / bought (or bring your own). The next day, leaving our comfort home & comfort zone, we started the trek through the beautiful village of Togashi, onwards through mountain forests, winding streams and blossoming rhododendrons, towards our campsite. The trek may make you break a sweat but it's a prelude to an even serene destination, our base camp, Khullara @ over11,000ft. Availabilities included but was not limited to swag food, even swagger 😎 pantry staff (they were working even under rain & freezing temperatures, to provide us with food), network (find the spot by following the crowd or ask your guide), sports, and most importantly (for me) the night sky 💫, good company, mother nature & mountains 🗻 ... all you could ask for... While trekking during mid-April, we witnessed hailstorms & snowfall 🌨 more than once, at Khullara basecamp. The weather is truly unpredictable up here 🥶.
Available destinations accessible from Khullara includes Kuari pass, Pangarchulla peak, & Tali lake (a must visit here, especially during the golden hour 🌅), Auli etc.
Trek to kuari pass started around midmorning, and it can be best utilized as warmup for pushing the Pangarchulla summit, which starts around the following midnight, or as an energizing hike.
I believe being within the lap of mountains is a luxury in itself, and that, it teaches us to be humble towards people who are working hard to make our stay comfortable and to keep us safe. For that matter, being cautious before making any move in the mountains keeps us sfae first, then our group & our fellow travellers. Always ask for help, before it's too late (I got lost in the mountains once, and I probably survived only because of my guides' perserseverance). In the mountains, you shall be surprised of how many people go out of their way to help someone. Trekking toughens the ties between travelllers.
It was a very difficult trek, very. We laughed, cried, cursed, swallowed for oxygen, sometimes even doubting ourselves.... but walking alongside everyone, & with Ankur bhaiya literally watching our backs, we made it! A journey becomes great with a great company. And we probably got the best companions we could've ever asked for, in this trek.
See you through the mountain stars someday :):

Our group of 6 went with Nomad Adventures, guided by Ankur bhaiya, on the journey of trekking the Kuari pass & Pangarchulla peak, towering over 15,000ft (~4500 mts).
From Rishikesh, we started our (gruelling) journey towards Joshimath. We stayed the night, warming ourselves, petting Tommy and getting acclimatized. Additional trekking equipment such as trekking poles / ponchos can be hired / bought (or bring your own). The next day, leaving our comfort home & comfort zone, we started the trek through the beautiful village of Togashi, onwards through mountain forests, winding streams and blossoming rhododendrons, towards our campsite. The trek may make you break a sweat but it's a prelude to an even serene destination, our base camp, Khullara @ over11,000ft. Availabilities included but was not limited to swag food, even swagger 😎 pantry staff (they were working even under rain & freezing temperatures, to provide us with food), network (find the spot by following the crowd or ask your guide), sports, and most importantly (for me) the night sky 💫, good company, mother nature & mountains 🗻 ... all you could ask for... While trekking during mid-April, we witnessed hailstorms & snowfall 🌨 more than once, at Khullara basecamp. The weather is truly unpredictable up here 🥶.
Available destinations accessible from Khullara includes Kuari pass, Pangarchulla peak, & Tali lake (a must visit here, especially during the golden hour 🌅), Auli etc.
Trek to kuari pass started around midmorning, and it can be best utilized as warmup for pushing the Pangarchulla summit, which starts around the following midnight, or as an energizing hike.
I believe being within the lap of mountains is a luxury in itself, and that, it teaches us to be humble towards people who are working hard to make our stay comfortable and to keep us safe. For that matter, being cautious before making any move in the mountains keeps us sfae first, then our group & our fellow travellers. Always ask for help, before it's too late (I got lost in the mountains once, and I probably survived only because of my guides' perserseverance). In the mountains, you shall be surprised of how many people go out of their way to help someone. Trekking toughens the ties between travelllers.
It was a very difficult trek, very. We laughed, cried, cursed, swallowed for oxygen, sometimes even doubting ourselves.... but walking alongside everyone, & with Ankur bhaiya literally watching our backs, we made it! A journey becomes great with a great company. And we probably got the best companions we could've ever asked for, in this trek.
See you through the mountain stars someday :):

Our group of 6 went with Nomad Adventures, guided by Ankur bhaiya, on the journey of trekking the Kuari pass & Pangarchulla peak, towering over 15,000ft (~4500 mts).
From Rishikesh, we started our (gruelling) journey towards Joshimath. We stayed the night, warming ourselves, petting Tommy and getting acclimatized. Additional trekking equipment such as trekking poles / ponchos can be hired / bought (or bring your own). The next day, leaving our comfort home & comfort zone, we started the trek through the beautiful village of Togashi, onwards through mountain forests, winding streams and blossoming rhododendrons, towards our campsite. The trek may make you break a sweat but it's a prelude to an even serene destination, our base camp, Khullara @ over11,000ft. Availabilities included but was not limited to swag food, even swagger 😎 pantry staff (they were working even under rain & freezing temperatures, to provide us with food), network (find the spot by following the crowd or ask your guide), sports, and most importantly (for me) the night sky 💫, good company, mother nature & mountains 🗻 ... all you could ask for... While trekking during mid-April, we witnessed hailstorms & snowfall 🌨 more than once, at Khullara basecamp. The weather is truly unpredictable up here 🥶.
Available destinations accessible from Khullara includes Kuari pass, Pangarchulla peak, & Tali lake (a must visit here, especially during the golden hour 🌅), Auli etc.
Trek to kuari pass started around midmorning, and it can be best utilized as warmup for pushing the Pangarchulla summit, which starts around the following midnight, or as an energizing hike.
I believe being within the lap of mountains is a luxury in itself, and that, it teaches us to be humble towards people who are working hard to make our stay comfortable and to keep us safe. For that matter, being cautious before making any move in the mountains keeps us sfae first, then our group & our fellow travellers. Always ask for help, before it's too late (I got lost in the mountains once, and I probably survived only because of my guides' perserseverance). In the mountains, you shall be surprised of how many people go out of their way to help someone. Trekking toughens the ties between travelllers.
It was a very difficult trek, very. We laughed, cried, cursed, swallowed for oxygen, sometimes even doubting ourselves.... but walking alongside everyone, & with Ankur bhaiya literally watching our backs, we made it! A journey becomes great with a great company. And we probably got the best companions we could've ever asked for, in this trek.
See you through the mountain stars someday :):

Our group of 6 went with Nomad Adventures, guided by Ankur bhaiya, on the journey of trekking the Kuari pass & Pangarchulla peak, towering over 15,000ft (~4500 mts).
From Rishikesh, we started our (gruelling) journey towards Joshimath. We stayed the night, warming ourselves, petting Tommy and getting acclimatized. Additional trekking equipment such as trekking poles / ponchos can be hired / bought (or bring your own). The next day, leaving our comfort home & comfort zone, we started the trek through the beautiful village of Togashi, onwards through mountain forests, winding streams and blossoming rhododendrons, towards our campsite. The trek may make you break a sweat but it's a prelude to an even serene destination, our base camp, Khullara @ over11,000ft. Availabilities included but was not limited to swag food, even swagger 😎 pantry staff (they were working even under rain & freezing temperatures, to provide us with food), network (find the spot by following the crowd or ask your guide), sports, and most importantly (for me) the night sky 💫, good company, mother nature & mountains 🗻 ... all you could ask for... While trekking during mid-April, we witnessed hailstorms & snowfall 🌨 more than once, at Khullara basecamp. The weather is truly unpredictable up here 🥶.
Available destinations accessible from Khullara includes Kuari pass, Pangarchulla peak, & Tali lake (a must visit here, especially during the golden hour 🌅), Auli etc.
Trek to kuari pass started around midmorning, and it can be best utilized as warmup for pushing the Pangarchulla summit, which starts around the following midnight, or as an energizing hike.
I believe being within the lap of mountains is a luxury in itself, and that, it teaches us to be humble towards people who are working hard to make our stay comfortable and to keep us safe. For that matter, being cautious before making any move in the mountains keeps us sfae first, then our group & our fellow travellers. Always ask for help, before it's too late (I got lost in the mountains once, and I probably survived only because of my guides' perserseverance). In the mountains, you shall be surprised of how many people go out of their way to help someone. Trekking toughens the ties between travelllers.
It was a very difficult trek, very. We laughed, cried, cursed, swallowed for oxygen, sometimes even doubting ourselves.... but walking alongside everyone, & with Ankur bhaiya literally watching our backs, we made it! A journey becomes great with a great company. And we probably got the best companions we could've ever asked for, in this trek.
See you through the mountain stars someday :):

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.08.13

Dear Meenu,

Thank you for sharing such a detailed and heartfelt review of your trek with Nomad Adventures! We're thrilled to hear about your experience conquering Kuari Pass and Pangarchulla Peak, especially with the challenges you faced along the way. It's wonderful to know that our team, particularly Ankur, could make your journey memorable and safe.

Your words beautifully capture the essence of trekking in the mountains—the camaraderie, the challenges, and the unparalleled beauty of nature. We’re honored to have been a part of this adventure with you and your group.

We look forward to seeing you again on future treks, under the mountain stars!

Warm regards,
Nomad Adventures Team

Sane Aalam 2024.03.24

Very nice

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.04.06

Thank you for your review 😊

Skandha Upadhyay 2024.01.09

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.04.06

Thank you for your review 😊

Samy Hud 2024.01.07

Excellent

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.04.06

Thank you Samy 😊

chaitanya Choukidar 2024.01.07

It was a great experience in Uttarakhand. Would like to many more treks with them.

It was a great experience in Uttarakhand. Would like to many more treks with them.

It was a great experience in Uttarakhand. Would like to many more treks with them.

It was a great experience in Uttarakhand. Would like to many more treks with them.

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.04.06

Thank you so much Chaitanya for sharing your experience with us! We're thrilled to hear that you had a great time trekking in Uttarakhand. We look forward to having you join us on many more treks in the future. Your feedback motivates us to continue providing memorable experiences for our customers. See you on the trails again soon!

Vinay Kumar 2024.01.07

The way they organized the team, accommodation, food, tents, especially the team leaders who guided us is so good. It is worth every penny.

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.04.06

Thank you, Vinay, for your wonderful review! We're delighted to hear that you enjoyed every aspect of your trek with us. We appreciate your kind words and hope to welcome you back for another adventure soon!

Rohit Sen 2024.01.07

Nice 👍👍

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.04.06

Thank you Rohit for your review 😊

Vivek Vasudevan 2024.01.06

Well the Brahmatal Trek was the first ever trek I have done in my life. I am very happy that I got the opportunity to do this with Nomad Adventures as the support/organizing staff and Team here was and will always remain a great memory for me. The Way the trek Leaders helped throughout. They showed tremendous patience and were extremely knowledgeable and I definitely learn a lot from doing this trek with them. The food prepared by kitchen Staff/chef sent along was just amazing and so close to home cooked food, that I couldn't stop licking my fingers every meal. Yes, this trek is the right one for beginners as many have already pointed out before, but having the right trek guides like we had ( Surya bhai and Aman bhai) was a blessing in disguise. I would definitely love to do more treks with the Nomad Adventures Group and I wish them loads of success in the future. Hope that our paths cross again soon someday.

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.04.06

Dear Vivek,

Thank you for your wonderful review! We're thrilled that your first trek with Nomad Adventures on the Brahmatal Trek was such a memorable experience. It means a lot to us that our team and guides made a positive impact on your journey. We look forward to having you join us for more adventures in the future!

Warm regards,
Ankur Kirola

Manish Sharma 2024.01.05

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.04.06

Thank you for the wonderful review 😊.

Bishal Agrahari 2024.01.04

This was by very first trek and enjoyed a lot. Big thanks to Nomad Adventures and our trek guide Mr. Narendra. He was extremely supportive, a special thanks to him. Bharmhatal trek is a memorable experience and a must visit place and very easy to reach (depending upon the weather condition). Overall very satisfied and happy with the team Nomad Adventure. Keep doing the great work.

This was by very first trek and enjoyed a lot. Big thanks to Nomad Adventures and our trek guide Mr. Narendra. He was extremely supportive, a special thanks to him. Bharmhatal trek is a memorable experience and a must visit place and very easy to reach (depending upon the weather condition). Overall very satisfied and happy with the team Nomad Adventure. Keep doing the great work.

This was by very first trek and enjoyed a lot. Big thanks to Nomad Adventures and our trek guide Mr. Narendra. He was extremely supportive, a special thanks to him. Bharmhatal trek is a memorable experience and a must visit place and very easy to reach (depending upon the weather condition). Overall very satisfied and happy with the team Nomad Adventure. Keep doing the great work.

This was by very first trek and enjoyed a lot. Big thanks to Nomad Adventures and our trek guide Mr. Narendra. He was extremely supportive, a special thanks to him. Bharmhatal trek is a memorable experience and a must visit place and very easy to reach (depending upon the weather condition). Overall very satisfied and happy with the team Nomad Adventure. Keep doing the great work.

This was by very first trek and enjoyed a lot. Big thanks to Nomad Adventures and our trek guide Mr. Narendra. He was extremely supportive, a special thanks to him. Bharmhatal trek is a memorable experience and a must visit place and very easy to reach (depending upon the weather condition). Overall very satisfied and happy with the team Nomad Adventure. Keep doing the great work.

This was by very first trek and enjoyed a lot. Big thanks to Nomad Adventures and our trek guide Mr. Narendra. He was extremely supportive, a special thanks to him. Bharmhatal trek is a memorable experience and a must visit place and very easy to reach (depending upon the weather condition). Overall very satisfied and happy with the team Nomad Adventure. Keep doing the great work.

This was by very first trek and enjoyed a lot. Big thanks to Nomad Adventures and our trek guide Mr. Narendra. He was extremely supportive, a special thanks to him. Bharmhatal trek is a memorable experience and a must visit place and very easy to reach (depending upon the weather condition). Overall very satisfied and happy with the team Nomad Adventure. Keep doing the great work.

This was by very first trek and enjoyed a lot. Big thanks to Nomad Adventures and our trek guide Mr. Narendra. He was extremely supportive, a special thanks to him. Bharmhatal trek is a memorable experience and a must visit place and very easy to reach (depending upon the weather condition). Overall very satisfied and happy with the team Nomad Adventure. Keep doing the great work.

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.04.06

Dear Bishal,

Thank you for sharing your fantastic experience with us! We're thrilled to hear that your first trek with Nomad Adventures, especially on the Brahmatal Trek, was such a success. We're glad you found the trek memorable, and we're grateful for your kind words about our team. We'll definitely keep up the great work, and we look forward to welcoming you back for more adventures in the future!

Warm regards,
Ankur Kirola

Prithvi Medavaram 2024.01.03

This is one of the best experience I had so far Listing my top things I liked 1. Hospitality. Our trek lead Aman and Surya were experienced(BMC and trained guides) and they became more like family by the end of trek 2. Knowledge. For the first time I got knowledge on many aspects. Like how to determine weather based on winds, clouds and how animals and birds react when weather changes, which cannot be noticed by us. Again thanks to the trek leads 3. Food. Oh boy, the best. Though there were lots of dhabas on the trails, I was drooling over the food at campsites. And not to forget, we always got lunch rather than packed lunch which is a good thing 4. Medical care. Luckily I was neither injured this time not affected with AMS or anything else. But few members had certain health concerns and we always had proper care. Brownie points to the guides who always kept an eye on all the trekkers' health without them noticing. Also we got reminders for time to time hydration. 5. Morale. Yep the most mentally influential factor. The organisers ensured that the morale was never down even though there were crazy winds, lurking animals, health issues etc

This is one of the best experience I had so far
Listing my top things I liked
1. Hospitality. Our trek lead Aman and Surya were experienced(BMC and trained guides) and they became more like family by the end of trek
2. Knowledge. For the first time I got knowledge on many aspects. Like how to determine weather based on winds, clouds and how animals and birds react when weather changes, which cannot be noticed by us. Again thanks to the trek leads
3. Food. Oh boy, the best. Though there were lots of dhabas on the trails, I was drooling over the food at campsites. And not to forget, we always got lunch rather than packed lunch which is a good thing
4. Medical care. Luckily I was neither injured this time not affected with AMS or anything else. But few members had certain health concerns and we always had proper care. Brownie points to the guides who always kept an eye on all the trekkers' health without them noticing. Also we got reminders for time to time hydration.
5. Morale. Yep the most mentally influential factor. The organisers ensured that the morale was never down even though there were crazy winds, lurking animals, health issues etc

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.04.06

Dear Prithvi,

Thank you so much for sharing your amazing experience with us! We're thrilled to hear that your trek with Nomad Adventures was one of the best you've had so far. It's heartwarming to know that our hospitality, knowledgeable trek leads Aman and Surya, delicious food, medical care, and uplifting morale all contributed to making your trek memorable.

Your detailed feedback means a lot to us, and we'll be sure to pass on your kind words to our team. We can't wait to welcome you back for more incredible adventures in the future!

Warm regards,
Ankur Kirola

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Shashwat Gupta 2023.03.31

I went to the Brahmatal Trek with Nomad Adventures. As a 18 year old and a solo trekker, i loved the way nomad adventures guided me and i learned a lot of things. I almost felt like a local the way they treated me and i love the fact that they conduct treks in the most raw way possible. They conduct treks in the most natural way which teaches us a lot of things and it is such an experience. Unlike other organisations who spoon-feed their clients. i would totally recommend nomad adventures and I'm always gonna trek with them.

I went to the Brahmatal Trek with Nomad Adventures. As a 18 year old and a solo trekker, i loved the way nomad adventures guided me and i learned a lot of things. I almost felt like a local the way they treated me and i love the fact that they conduct treks in the most raw way possible. They conduct treks in the most natural way which teaches us a lot of things and it is such an experience. Unlike other organisations who spoon-feed their clients.
i would totally recommend nomad adventures and I'm always gonna trek with them.

I went to the Brahmatal Trek with Nomad Adventures. As a 18 year old and a solo trekker, i loved the way nomad adventures guided me and i learned a lot of things. I almost felt like a local the way they treated me and i love the fact that they conduct treks in the most raw way possible. They conduct treks in the most natural way which teaches us a lot of things and it is such an experience. Unlike other organisations who spoon-feed their clients.
i would totally recommend nomad adventures and I'm always gonna trek with them.

I went to the Brahmatal Trek with Nomad Adventures. As a 18 year old and a solo trekker, i loved the way nomad adventures guided me and i learned a lot of things. I almost felt like a local the way they treated me and i love the fact that they conduct treks in the most raw way possible. They conduct treks in the most natural way which teaches us a lot of things and it is such an experience. Unlike other organisations who spoon-feed their clients.
i would totally recommend nomad adventures and I'm always gonna trek with them.

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.08.13

Dear Shashwat,

Thank you for sharing your experience with Nomad Adventures on the Brahmatal Trek! We're thrilled to hear that, as a young solo trekker, you felt guided and learned valuable lessons along the way. It's wonderful that our approach resonated with you, making you feel like a local and connecting you to the raw beauty of the trek.

We truly appreciate your recommendation and look forward to trekking with you again in the future!

Warm regards,
Nomad Adventures Team

RITURAJ SINGH 2023.03.12

The Trek Leader Surya Dada was very supportive, helpful and too good.

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Nomad Adventures से उत्तर दें 2024.08.13

Dear Rituraj,

Thank you for your kind review! We're delighted to hear that Surya Dada made a positive impact on your trek. We'll be sure to pass along your compliments to him. We look forward to having you join us on another adventure soon!

Warm regards,
Nomad Adventures Team

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