Mountains are a perennial source of joy to those who have eyes that can appreciate beauties of nature. Nowhere does nature reveal her charm in greater abundance than at green and flowering mountain tops with transparent streams of water flowing down their slopes or on snow clad hills where sunlight weaves its magic colour into their virginal whiteness. To lover of mountains, the sound of waterfalls is like the joyful clapping of merry primitive dancers and the howling of night winds contains a musical pleasantness, which surpasses the highly sustained rhapsodies of man made organs. Lakes in high altitude, holding within their cup-like mountainous enclosures the watery wealth of the surrounding glaciers, treeless plateaus covered with rare varieties of grass, plants and flowers and yawing chasm into whose dark, unfathomable interior nature’s countless species of animals and plants carry on their fight for existence, are attraction so powerful and irresistible that no one can turn a deaf ear to their call. These widely –scattered, ever- alluring treasures of nature are the mountain lovers greatest inducement to wander with a hungry heart in search of beauty and adventure along the slopes of sky embracing heights. Walking or hiking among mountains and peoples of the Himalayas is more than an athletic experience. It is a voyage through the nature and culture of the Himalayas: a trip that remains always alive in the memories of anyone who takes it.  Lovely images of dawn and dusk, memories of evenings spent around the campfire or of splendid views from cols and passes, acquaint us with radically different moments of the life. Impulsively the man feel awakened to protect the natural heritage of flora and fauna and the ecology of the Himalayas. Someone once wrote that the mountains and walking in them are schools of life.

The present day common tourist, visiting Himachal remains confined to urban centers like Shimla and Manali and hardly cares to venture out in the lap of nature on the surrounding mountain slopes. The tourist just shifts himself from one city to another and goes back without finding the rejuvenation that a true holiday promises. Plan to join us and we will show you the new vistas of austere beauty of nature. These lush vistas are best seen on foot with the slopes that are not too strenuous for the lungs and legs. Mountain walking does not need any highly specialized training, skill and equipment. One with a normal health and will to explore the mountains will be able to get the most of the activity programme. Walking and sojourning in Himalayas with HIMALAYAN MOUNTAIN SOJOURNS is less dangerous and more healthy, refreshing and rejuvenating than spending one’s vacations in the busy humdrum life of the tourist cities like Shimla and Manali.

//At Himalayan Mountain Sojourns you camp at a suitable place, relax, walk at leisure and return to the camp by evening after enjoying fresh air and open space//