Date of Retreat: TBD (May/June) 2026
Leh Ladakh is a high-altitude desert region in the northernmost part of India, famous for its dramatic landscapes, Tibetan–Buddhist culture, and adventure travel. Here’s a quick overview:
Where It Is
Located in the Union Territory of Ladakh.
Bordered by the Himalayas and Karakoram ranges.
Leh is the largest town and the main gateway for travelers.
Cold, dry, and high altitude (3,000–5,000 meters).
Best time to visit: May to September.
Pangong Lake – famous blue, high-altitude lake.
Nubra Valley – sand dunes, Bactrian camels, and Diskit Monastery.
Khardung La Pass – one of the world’s highest motorable roads.
Magnetic Hill – optical-illusion hill that appears to pull vehicles uphill.
Thiksey & Hemis Monasteries – major Tibetan Buddhist sites.
By Air: Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (Leh).
By Road:
Manali → Leh Highway
Srinagar → Leh Highway (seasonal)
Trekking (Markha Valley, Chadar Trek in winter)
Biking tours (Leh–Manali, Khardung La)
Camping by lakes
Stargazing—very clear skies
Date of Retreat: TBD (August/September) 2026
Rishikesh is a beautiful spiritual and adventure destination in Uttarakhand, India, known as the “Yoga Capital of the World” and a gateway to the Himalayas. Here's a quick overview:
About Rishikesh
Located on the banks of the Ganga River at the foothills of the Himalayas.
Famous for ashrams, yoga, meditation, and adventure sports.
It’s a vegetarian and alcohol-free town due to its spiritual significance.
Triveni Ghat – Ganga Aarti ceremony every evening.
Parmarth Niketan Ashram – yoga and spiritual retreats.
Beatles Ashram – graffiti art and historic meditation halls.
Neer Garh Waterfall – short trek and scenic spot.
River rafting (extremely popular)
Bungee jumping (India’s highest bungee)
Cliff jumping
Camping by the Ganga
Trekking (Waterfall treks, Kunjapuri sunrise trek)
By Air: Dehradun Airport (Jolly Grant), ~35 km.
By Train: Haridwar Railway Station, ~25 km.
By Road: Well connected to Delhi (5–6 hours drive).