Into The Wild!

We as an organization put in our hundred percent to make sure that you get the best experience throughout the trek with us. To do so we personally book tea houses for each of our treks prior to the trek date and ensure good quality and service.

However we do understand that due to unforseen circumstances you might have to cancel your trek. We will process the refund as below-

More than 30 days before the start of the trek or due to natural calamities- 4% cancellation fee 15 days - 30 days before start of trek – 15% cancellation fee

14 days - start of trek – No refund can be provided.

The money will be transferred to the bank accounts from where the payment was made within a week.

Day 1: Kathmandu to Lukla to Phakding

Flying into Lukla is hands down one of the best flights you would ever take. So make sure you get the window seat on the left and enjoy the ride! The sight of the tiny village nestled in between the mighty Himalayas is mesmerizing. Added to that, is the fact that it is one of the most dangerous runways in the world! Thrilling, isn't it? And then you start your trek to Phakding post-lunch. It’s a three-hour trail and it's at a slightly lower altitude, so you can ease into it, most of it is a descending trail.

Day 2: Phakding to Namche Bazaar

Crossing a couple of bridges and trekking on the well-established trail will get you to Namche. And believe us, you will see it all in this little town. We like to say - it is the capital city of EBC Highway.

Day 3: Rest day at Namche Bazaar

This day will be about resting and getting acclimatized so you can visit the museum or roam around the city exploring its culture. The best part of this day will be that you will be able to catch the first glimpse of the mighty Everest!

Day 4: Namche to Tengboche

This day will be about trekking through some serene and beautiful jungles/forest. As you slowly start ascending higher up, you will notice a gradual change in landscape.

Day 5: Tengboche to Dingboche

On this day of the trek, you will officially get closer to the higher altitudes and dry lands.The dry arid landscape takes over the lush green one.

Day 6: Dingboche Rest Day

Get ready to feel the altitude this day.

Day 7: Dingboche to Lobuche

You will also get to eat at the world’s highest bakery and maybe depending on your energy level, get to see more Gokyo lakes.

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Day 8: Lobuche to Gorakshep (Excursion to EBC)

This day will be the most magical and heartfelt experience on the trek, hands down. This day has a lot of action, and as you trek you will understand why. We trek to EBC post lunch and spend most of the day at EBC. By late afternoon we head back to Gorakshep. We will touch the highest altitude of the trek at Kalapatthar 5,643 m and watch sunset on the worldest highest mountain in the evening. And at night you will sleep at the highest Tea house in the world!

Day 9: Gorakshep to Pangboche

Hike upto Kalapatthar in the morning and retreat trek to Pangboche. Going up the mountain is optional but getting down is mandatory. So this day begins your journey down and there will be a lot ahead to be excited about.

Day 10: Pangboche to Namche/Jorsalle As you descend lower, we can say this can be the day when it’s okay to visit some of those party houses if you want and choose your poisons. Here, we either stop at Namche or head to Jorsalle, which has a tea house by the river, a serene place. You can either shorten the next hike to Lukla by heading to Jorsalle or celebrate the evening at Namche.

Day 11: Namche/Jorsalle to Lukla

Arguably one of the hardest days on the trek if you choose to stop at Namche, with a lot of trekking Steep uphill and downhill involved. But then you can have the best sleep you have ever had at the end of the day!

Day 12: Fly back to Ramechap

What goes up comes down! And so, this day will be the end of this journey. From Lukla, you will catch a flight back to Ramechap and get on a transport to Kathmandu to end your trip on a bustling note.

Package 1 - 34,990 INR (excludes 5% GST)

Package 2 - 1,19,990 INR (excludes 5% GST)

Check the inclusions below to understand differences between the two packages or you can get in touch with us here.

Package 1 & Package 2 Both:

• Pre-Trek Preparation: As outdoor experts, we understand how important it is to feel confident and prepared for any trek, specially a big one like this. That's why we make it a priority to check in with each participant regularly via phone calls, taking the time to listen to their progress and any concerns they may have. We make sure that everyone feels ready and fit for the trek to enjoy it fullest.

• Accommodation: Stay starts from Tea house in Phakding on Day 1 till Lukla on Day 11. You will be staying in tea houses on all days of the trek. *The rooms in the hotel and tea houses can vary from single, double, or triple occupancy, depending on the availability.

• Safety Equipment: First aid kit will be carried by the trip leader.

• Trip Leader: Experienced outdoor leader with Wilderness medical knowledge/Wilderness First Responder certified.

• Certified Local Guide: A licensed guide with ample experience as a Himalayan Guide & with good communication skills will be a part of the team.

• TIMS and Permit: Trekker’s information Management System and Permit for trekking in Nepal will be taken care of.

Package 2 Only:

• Internal Flights: Round-trip flights between Ramechhap/Manthali and Lukla.

• Accommodation in Kathmandu: Twin-sharing/double accommodation in a 3-star hotel for 2 nights in Kathmandu including breakfast (Private room accommodation can be organized at an extra cost).

• Meals: Three meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) and evening tea will be provided by us on all trek days. Included meals start with Lunch at Lukla on Day 1 and end with breakfast at Lukla on Day 13. Guests can choose an additional beverage with one of their meals every day. *At tea houses, you get to choose one menu item at the time of meal during all your trekking days.(Except alcoholic drinks)

• Safety Equipment: Advanced First aid kit, medical kit, oxygen cylinder, oximeter.

• Porter: You can opt to offload one backpack weighing not more than 10 kgs. 1 porter for 2 trekkers; the porter has a 20-22kg weight limit.

• Airport pick-up and drop: International and Domestic Airport transfers to and from the hotel/stay in Kathmandu.

• Internal transfers: Round-trip taxi between Kathmandu and Ramechhap.

• WiFi: While mobile network and mobile data(local SIM card) is available on most days during the trek, there will be 3-4 places where there would be no/feeble network. For such days, we'd provide WiFi to our trekkers for the whole day, once they have reached their intended destination for the day. WiFi cards are applicable only for 24 hours, and every trekker would be entitled to 4 WiFi cards only.

• Charging gadgets: Tea houses along the EBC trail, esp after Namche Bazaar, generally have an additional cost for extra electricity provided, due to negligible supply. We allow our trekkers to charge their cell phones free of cost once per day. However, this is subject to extra power availability at the teahouses. Thus, trekkers are expected to use their gadgets judiciously.

• Hot water supply: Trekkers will get an additional litre of hot drinking water every day, while on the trek.

• Rescue: Travel Insurance is not included. Rescue expenses incurred by helicopter, horses, mules or any other means are not included. However, we can help arrange Insurance at extra cost.

• Meals: Lunch & dinner in Kathmandu. This is applicable only for trekkers who opt for Package 2, since trekkers who opt for Package 1 do not have any of their meals covered by Beyond The Wall.

• Backpack Offloading of more than 10 kg (applicable only for the trekkers opting for Package 2). For trekkers opting for package 1, backpack offloading will not be available in the package.

• International airfare to and from Kathmandu.

• Hot Water for shower/bathing - Tea houses charge extra money for a bucket of hot water.

• Any tip to porters or guides.

• Personal expenses of any kind.

• All expenses in mountain over the planned itinerary, since the trekkers can get stuck in the mountains due to bad weather or delayed flights or in the case of declaration of force majeure.

• Personal Trekking gears and equipments.

• Anything apart from Inclusions mentioned for each of the packages individually.

1) Will the tea house room have Blankets/Quilts? Yes, they will all provide warm blankets and beds. But as an added precaution we will also provide personal fleece liners to every trekker.

2) Will I need Gaiters and Microspikes on the trek? If it is required, we will provide them when necessary.

3) Do I have a weight limit for my porter bag? Yes, we would like you to respect the mountains and their people and limit your weight to 10kgs.

4) Do I need to get insurance coverage? Yes, in case of medical emergencies or premature evacuations due to any reason, helicopter charges will be covered by the insurance only if you have one.

5) Travel (Adventure Travel) Insurance

Travel Insurance is ideal for everyone traveling outside their country. Your insurance should include adventure travel and sports, and should cover emergency rescue operations or helicopter lift-off when needed. Along with adventure travel insurance, it could cover personal accidents, medical expenses, and personal liability.

6) Emergency Rescue & Health Care Emergency rescue is conducted throughout the Himalaya in case of any accidents or sudden health deterioration. Helicopter rescue missions in such cases are covered by the insurance. However, you must check with your medical insurance before signing off on the documents. If not please make sure you get one before your trek. Please get in touch with us if you need any help regarding this.

7) Trek Permits A permit required to trek in Nepal will be provided by Beyond The Wall.

8) Mobile network and connectivity

About connectivity, since you are traveling to a different country, you can buy a local sim card or update your SIM for international travel. But it is not mandatory as Nepal is a wifi-enabled country with every hotel, cafe, and even tea house throughout the trek having wifi connectivity, although at additional cost. If you still want to buy a sim you can buy it from the airport in Kathmandu. We recommend you buy a SIM from the operator called Namaste. To buy a sim you will need your Passport / any form of ID, a passport size photo, and around 1200/- Nepali rupees, ie. about 750/ INR.

9) Use of Electrical Devices and Connectivity Electrical appliances use 220-240 volts and 50 MHZ of power to operate in Nepal (Some countries use 110-120 volts of electricity, and accept very specific shaped plugs.) If your appliance’s plug doesn’t match the shape of these sockets, you will need a travel plug adapter to the plugin. These adapters help fit your appliances in any socket.

10) Local Currency and Payments For any of your personal needs, it is better if you exchange currency at the airport. Although many places in Kathmandu do accept Indian Rupees, it would be ideal if you exchange your currency there. There are many licensed money exchangers in the city. Make sure you carry enough Nepali Rupees for the trek if you want extra facilities like hot water (for bathing), packaged drinking water, etc. There are ATMs in Kathmandu where you can withdraw money using your International debit/credit cards, but they will charge a nominal fee for each transaction. Please check with your bank that your debit/credit card can do transactions in Nepal. Keeping some spare US Dollars is a good idea.

11) Batch size We as an organization believe in giving the best of the experience that comes with the outdoors. We also understand that nature is something that is better experienced without much disturbance around and in calm solitude so, on the basis of keeping it a truly uplifting experience, we keep our group size limited to 6 trekkers for Package 1 and 10 trekkers for Package 2.

12) Tipping custom for guides and porters. It is a part of the trekking culture to tip your porters and guides.​

We as an organization put in our hundred percent to make sure that you get the best experience throughout the trek with us. To do so, we personally book tea houses for each of our trekkers prior to the trek date and ensure good quality and service.

However, we do understand that due to unforseeable circumstances, you might have to cancel your trek. We will process the refund as below-

• More than 30 days before the start of the trek or due to natural calamities: 4% cancellation fee

• 15 days - 30 days before start of trek: 15% cancellation fee

• 14 days - start of trek: No refund can be provided.

The money will be transferred to the bank accounts from where the payment was made within a week.

Yes, they will all provide warm blankets and beds. But as an added precaution we will also provide personal fleece liners to every trekker from the company.

If it is required, we will provide them when necessary.

Yes, we would like you to respect the mountains and their people and limit your weight to 10kgs.

Yes, in case of medical emergencies or evacuations, helicopter charges will be covered by the insurance only if you have one.

Travel Insurance is mandatory for everyone traveling outside their country. Your insurance must include adventure travel and sports, and should cover emergency rescue operations or helicopter lift-off when needed. Along with adventure travel insurance, it must also cover personal accidents, medical expenses, and personal liability. We will be asking for the insurance for the Permits.

Emergency rescue is conducted throughout the Himalaya in case of any accidents or sudden health deterioration. Helicopter rescue missions in such cases are covered by the insurance. However, you must check with your medical insurance before signing off on the documents. If not please make sure you get one before your trek.

Yes, you can order anything from the menu at the time of the meal in tea houses during the trek and we will pay for it.

Rice and Lentil, popularly known as Dal Bhaat, is the staple diet of most Nepalese. Rich in proteins and carbohydrates, Dal Bhaat can be eaten anytime during the day. Along with many other authentic dishes, Nepal hosts the finest array of international cuisines; American, Thai, Chinese, and Continental, etc, along with fast food which is commonly found in base camp and tea houses. Oats, Muesli, Roast, Pizza, Pancakes, and sandwiches are commonly found in almost every trek trail.

A permit required to trek in Nepal will be provided by Beyond The Wall.

Since you are traveling to a different country you can buy a local sim card or update your SIM for international travel. But it is not mandatory as Nepal is a wifi-enabled country with every hotel, cafe, and even tea house throughout the trek having wifi connectivity. If you still want to buy a sim you can buy it from the airport in Kathmandu. We recommend you buy a SIM from the operator called Namaste. To buy a sim you will need your Passport / any form of ID, a passport size photo, and around 1200/- Nepali rupees, ie. about 750/ INR.

Electrical appliances use 220-240 volts and 50 MHZ of power to operate in Nepal (Some countries use 110-120 volts of electricity, and accept very specific shaped plugs.) If your appliance’s plug doesn’t match the shape of these sockets, you will need a travel plug adapter to the plugin. These adapters help fit your appliances in any socket.

Most of your stay and food will be taken care of by us once you reach Kathmandu. For stay at Kathmandu, it is better if you exchange currency at the airport. Although many places in Kathmandu do accept Indian Rupees, it would be ideal if you exchange your currency here. There are many licensed money exchangers in the city. Make sure you carry enough Nepali Rupees for the trek if you want extra facilities like Wifi, hot water, packaged drinking water, etc. There are ATMs in Kathmandu where you can withdraw money using your debit/credit cards, but they will charge a nominal fee for each transaction. Please check with your bank that your debit/credit card can do transactions in Nepal. Keeping some spare US Dollars is a good idea. Also, If you are coming to a different country then obviously you will have to buy and shop for your love once ;)

We as an organization believe in giving the best of the experience that comes with the outdoors. We also understand that nature is something that is better experienced without much disturbance around and in calm solitude so, on the basis of keeping it a truly uplifting experience, we keep our group size limited to 10 trekkers per batch.

It is a part of the trekking culture to tip your porters and guides.​

Day 1: Pokhara. As the base camp for the entire Annapurna Conservation Area, Pokhara is a bustling town. With lakes, snowcapped peaks & stupas, this town is one of the most happening towns in Nepal.

Day 2: Pokhara to Komrong:

Altitude from 2,760 ft to 7,380 ft

Trek Distance 5 km

A three-hour drive from Pokhara will get you to the starting point of the trek at Kimchey. From there, it’s an easy hike through Gandhruk village (the largest village in Annapurna conservation area) into the jungle till you reach the tea house at Komrong, located at the ridge. Oak, rhododendron trees, bridges form the landscape for this day.

Day 3: Komrong to Chhomorong:

Altitude from 7,380 ft to 7,120 ft

Trek Distance 7 km

This day will give you your first glimpse of Annapurna South and Hiunchuli. It will be a very dramatic day of downhill and uphill trek through bamboo and rhododendron forest. Perfect day to birdwatch and catch the first glimpse of Mount Machhapuchhre. Chhomrong is one of the most beautiful villages of Annapurna Conservation Area with a settlement of tea houses and agricultural land.

Day 4: Chhomorong to Dovan:

Altitude from 7,120 ft to 8,460 ft

Trek Distance 10.5 km

This day will be one of the toughest of the trek. Initially, you will have to descend down stairs and then ascend back up until you reach upper Sinua followed by a jungle trail to Dovan. From Sinua you hike through a bamboo forest and after lunch start the scenic hike towards Dovan.

Day 5: Dovan to MBC :

Altitude from 8,460 ft to 12,135 ft

Trek Distance 10 km

This will not only be one of the longest days of the trek where we cover 12km. but will also be the most scenic days. You will be walking through dense bamboo forest and arrive above treeline to see some gigantic snow peaks. The whole day is a mixed bag of trails and views from forest to rocky mountains to snow peaks. As the sun sets behind Annapurna South, Machhapuchhre, Mardi Himal and Hiunchuli the view from the tea house at MBC becomes magical.

Day 6: MBC to Annapurna Base camp:

Altitude from 12,135 ft to 13,550 ft

Trek Distance 3.5 km

The shortest day of the trek! This is the day to click those photos, take your time, admire the views and reach ABC. At ABC, if the sky is clear, not only will you witness a picturesque sunset but get to stargaze to your heart's content, all from the comfort of your tea house.

Day 7: Annapurna Base Camp to Bamboo:

Altitude from 13,550 ft to 7,675 ft

Trek Distance 15.5 km

This day is all about descending back to Bamboo. You will be trekking back on the same trail so it’s the perfect opportunity to take all those photos you missed or admire the views to your heart's content.

Day 8: Bamboo to Chhomorong :

Altitude from 7,675 ft to 7,120 ft

Trek Distance 8 km

As you walk back and up the 3000 steps to Chhomorong you can treat yourself at the German bakery for a completing the first half of your trek Annapurna Base Camp. Today's hold is in Chhomorong, take good ampont of rest to get ready for Khopra Ridge.

Day 9: Chhomorong to Tadapani:

Altitude from 7,120 ft to 8,750 ft

Trek Distance 6.5 km

Instead of finishing the trek, we have added an extra little something, Khopra Ridge to get you to experience the quiet side of ABC. Chhomorong to Tadapani is all about walking through world biggest rhododendron forest. You will come across switch backs trail after an hour of a walk from Chhomorong, which will take you to the dense forest.

Day 10: Tadapani to Dobato:

Altitude from 8,750 ft to 11,225 ft

Trek Distance 6.2 km

This day will be a mix of ascent and descent. The trail enters a deep forest and you will notice oak trees appearing. At Dobato after lunch you get to visit the Muldhai peak which is hands down the best view point in the entire trek.

Day 11: Buffer day

Day 12: Dobato to Khopra Ridge:

Altitude from 11,225 ft to 12,000 ft

Trek Distance 12 km

This is the day you say good bye to the Annapurana range and say hello to Dhaulagiri range. After an hour of a walk will meet a junction for Kopra to right and Poon hill to the left. The walk for Khopra is very calm and peace full for the next 5 hours of a hike we wouldn't find any tea houses but lots of water sources will pavk our lunch from Dobato. The most peaceful and toughest day of our trek. Waterfalls, streams, Yaks, clouds, sunsets, mighty peaks form the landscape through this day. On reaching Khopra Ridge in front of you will be Mt Annapurna south, Mt Annapurna Fank, Mt Annapurna I, Mt Nilgiri south and north, Mt Tukuche & Mt Dhaulagiri.

Day 13: Khopra Ridge to Khayar Lake and back:

Altitude from 12,000 ft to 15,400 ft

Trek Distance 16 km

One the most beautiful alpine lake deserves 4 hours hike from the Tea house and 3 hours to come back to khopra ridge. Reaching the highest elevation of out trek i.e. close to 15,500 ft.

Day 13: Khopra Ridge to Tatopani:

Altitude from 12,000 ft to 3,871 ft

Trek Distance 12 km

A day of complete descent till Tatopani which is a hot spring. On this day you will come across Kali Ghandaki as well, the deepest gorge. Tatopani justifies its name by providing a wonderful hot spring to relax at the end of the trek.

Day 14: Tatopani to Pokhara. This day is the final day where a taxi will take you back to Pokhara from Tatopani. Now you can experince the best part of Pokhara!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1) Will the tea house room have Blankets/Quilts? Yes, they will all provide warm blankets and beds. But as an added precaution we will also provide personal fleece liners to every trekker from the company. 2) Will I need Gaiters and Microspikes on the trek? If it is required, we will provide them when necessary. 3) Do I have a weight limit for my porter bag? Yes, we would like you to respect the mountains and their people and limit your weight to 10kgs. 4) Do I need to get insurance coverage? Yes, in case of medical emergencies or evacuations, helicopter charges will be covered by the insurance only if you have one. 5) Travel (Adventure Travel) Insurance Travel Insurance is mandatory for everyone traveling outside their country. Your insurance must include adventure travel and sports, and should cover emergency rescue operations or helicopter lift-off when needed. Along with adventure travel insurance, it must also cover personal accidents, medical expenses, and personal liability. We will be asking for the insurance for the Permits. 6) Emergency Rescue & Health Care Emergency rescue is conducted throughout the Himalaya in case of any accidents or sudden health deterioration. Helicopter rescue missions in such cases are covered by the insurance. However, you must check with your medical insurance before signing off on the documents. If not please make sure you get one before your trek. 7) Can I order anything from the menu and will that be covered by Beyond The Wall? Yes, you can order anything from the menu at the time of the meal in tea houses during the trek and we will pay for it. 8) Food & Accommodation Rice and Lentil, popularly known as Dal Bhaat, is the staple diet of most Nepalese. Rich in proteins and carbohydrates, Dal Bhaat can be eaten anytime during the day. Along with many other authentic dishes, Nepal hosts the finest array of international cuisines; American, Thai, Chinese, and Continental, etc, along with fast food which is commonly found in base camp and tea houses. Oats, Muesli, Roast, Pizza, Pancakes, and sandwiches are commonly found in almost every trek trail. 9) Trek Permits A permit required to trek in Nepal will be provided by Beyond The Wall. 10) Cellular Connectivity Since you are traveling to a different country you can buy a local sim card or update your SIM for international travel. But it is not mandatory as Nepal is a wifi-enabled country with every hotel, cafe, and even tea house throughout the trek having wifi connectivity. If you still want to buy a sim you can buy it from the airport in Kathmandu. We recommend you buy a SIM from the operator called Namaste. To buy a sim you will need your Passport / any form of ID, a passport size photo, and around 1200/- Nepali rupees, ie. about 750/ INR. 11) Use of Electrical Devices and Connectivity Electrical appliances use 220-240 volts and 50 MHZ of power to operate in Nepal (Some countries use 110-120 volts of electricity, and accept very specific shaped plugs.) If your appliance’s plug doesn’t match the shape of these sockets, you will need a travel plug adapter to the plugin. These adapters help fit your appliances in any socket. 12) Local Currency and Payments Most of your stay and food will be taken care of by us once you reach Kathmandu. For stay at Kathmandu, it is better if you exchange currency at the airport. Although many places in Kathmandu do accept Indian Rupees, it would be ideal if you exchange your currency here. There are many licensed money exchangers in the city. Make sure you carry enough Nepali Rupees for the trek if you want extra facilities like Wifi, hot water, packaged drinking water, etc. There are ATMs in Kathmandu where you can withdraw money using your debit/credit cards, but they will charge a nominal fee for each transaction. Please check with your bank that your debit/credit card can do transactions in Nepal. Keeping some spare US Dollars is a good idea. Also, If you are coming to a different country then obviously you will have to buy and shop for your love once ;) 13) Batch size We as an organization believe in giving the best of the experience that comes with the outdoors. We also understand that nature is something that is better experienced without much disturbance around and in calm solitude so, on the basis of keeping it a truly uplifting experience, we keep our group size limited to 10 trekkers per batch. 14) Tipping custom for guides and porters It is a part of the trekking culture to tip your porters and guides.

Accommodation: Stay starts from hotel in Pokhara on Day 1 till Pokhara on Day 15. You will be staying in tea houses on all days of the trek. *The rooms in the hotel and tea houses can vary from single, double, or triple

Transport: Transport from the hotel at Pokhara to Gandruk on Day 1 and back from Tatopani to Pokhara on Day 15 will be covered by us.

Meals: Three meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) and evening tea will be provided by us on all trek days. Included meals start with dinner at Pohkara on Day 1 and end with lunch at Urale on Day 15. At tea houses, you get to choose anything from the menu during all your trekking days (Except alcoholic drinks).

Safety Equipment: First aid, medical kit, oxygen cylinder, oximeter will be carried by the trip leader.

Trip Leader: Experienced outdoor leader with Wilderness medical knowledge/Wilderness First Responder certified.

Certified Local Guide: A licensed guide with ample experience as a Himalayan Guide & with good communication skills will be a part of the team.

Porter: You can opt to offload one backpack weighing not more than 10 kgs.

TIMS and Permit: Trekkers information Management System and Permit for trekking in Nepal will be taken care of.

• Rescue: Travel Insurance is not included. Rescue expenses incurred by helicopter, horse, mule or any other means are not included.

• Transport: Flights from Kathmandu to Pokhara, to and fro. *Since Beyond The Wall as an organization has good ties with the local travel agencies there, we can help you book your tickets if needed. The fare will be added to the cost price of the trek while booking if you choose to let us book for you.

• Phone, WiFi, and other battery charging costs – Tea houses in Nepal generally have an additional cost for extra electricity provided.

• Backpack Offloading of more than 10 kg.

• Hot Water for shower/bathing- Tea houses charge extra money for a bucket of hot water.

• Packaged drinking water is not included.

• Any tip to porters or guides.

• Anything apart from Inclusion.

• Personal expenses of any kind.

We as an organization put in our hundred percent to make sure that you get the best experience throughout the trek with us. To do so we personally book tea houses for each of our treks prior to the trek date and ensure good quality and service.

However we do understand that due to unforseen circumstance you might have to cancel your trek. We will process the refund as below-

Upto 30 days before the start of the trek or due to natural calamities- 4% cancellation fee

15 days - 30 days before start of trek – 15% cancellation fee

14 days - start of trek – No refund can be provided.

The money will be transferred to the bank accounts from where the payment was made within a week.

The age group for the summer camp is from 7 to 18.

All our instructors are medically trained Wilderness First Responders and have extensive experience working in the outdoors. Nurses will be stationed at the camp to provide medical facilities around the clock. Furthermore, we will have camp vehicles for any emergencies that can arise during our outdoor activities.

Parents need to drop off and pick up their kids at the camp on the first and last days of the camp respectively. Kids coming from outside Dehradun will be provided with pick-up and drop services. Any transport requirements during the camp stay will be provided by Beyond the Wall.

Yes, we will be providing experience certificates and community service certificates to kids.

As a tech-free camp, we don’t allow kids to carry phones and Bluetooth devices. There is also no need for money, and credit or debit cards. However, kids can carry novels, cameras, and personal sports equipment if they wish to do so.

As an organisation, we believe in a no-tech zone. We do not allow kids to have phones while at the summer camp. We want them to connect and communicate with parents and loved ones through letters. At the same time, we will give important updates to parents on a regular basis, and share pictures of their kids.

Accommodations will be different for girls and boys within the same camp location.

Food at the camp is one of our priorities. We not only keep in mind nutrition and taste but also allergies and preferences.

Yes, definitely.

The age group for the winter camp is from 8 to 18.

All our instructors are medically trained Wilderness First Responders and have extensive experience working in the outdoors. Furthermore, we will have camp vehicles for any emergencies that can arise during our outdoor activities.

Parents need to drop off and pick up their kids at the location provided. Any transport requirements during the camp stay will be provided by Beyond the Wall.

Yes, we will be providing experience certificates.

As a tech-free camp, we don’t allow kids to carry phones and Bluetooth devices. There is also no need for money, and credit or debit cards. However, kids can carry novels, cameras, and personal sports equipment if they wish to do so.

As an organization, we believe in a no-tech zone. We do not allow kids to have phones while at the winter camp. We want them to connect and communicate with parents and loved ones through letters. At the same time, we will give important updates to parents on a regular basis, and share pictures of their kids.

Accommodations will be different for girls and boys within the same camp location.

Food at the camp is one of our priorities. We not only keep in mind nutrition and taste but also allergies and preferences.