Trekking in high-altitude is lot different from normal treks or hikes. You need to be physically and mentally fit to face any challenges that comes your way. Mountain has great powers, it can leave you in tears of joy and tears of regret as well.

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We are here to facilitate the treks for you in the best possible way and make your memories worth remembering, but you need to give some commitments from your end too, to make the running of the trek much more smoother.

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We at The Happy Trekkers expect some basic commitments from our trekkers like -

• Respecting all our staff and other trek mates throughout the trek.

• Respecting the environment where they are and taking steps to promote the same.

• Coming physically and mentally prepared for their treks, so that they can enjoy every bit the trek has to offer.

• Getting detached from any forms or substance that causes health effect while on trek.

• Not to hide any form of physical illness or history of such and clearly mention them in Medical forms.