Travel With Purpose

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TRAVEL WITH PURPOSE
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• Sitting at a cafe in an exotic location and
  sipping on a cup of coffee is now passé. More and
  more people want to travel for a purpose. It
  could be building social relationships,
  opportunities to learn and grow or just challenge
  yourself to test your limits. The Indian
  adventure travel industry has picked up in the
  last few years with more backpackers, solo
  travelers and adventure enthusiasts who are on
  the lookout for more thrilling life experiences
  by opting for camping and treks in high altitude
  mountains than a leisure trip.  Searching for
  alternate experiences, memories (pictures for
  social media?) the mountains, jungles and beaches
  are attracting more and more people. From meeting
  new people, making lifelong friends,
  strengthening a bond or reconnecting with
  someone, it is the perfect way to find yourself
  and spending time the way you want it to. Here we
  list 5 adventure holidays you can consider in
  2019 to quench your wanderlust.

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a. Family adventure holiday in Jordan 

• Jordan is one of the most underrated
  destinations in the world, boasting some of the
  most stunning landscapes, ancient civilization,
  architecture and the friendly local population.
  It suffers due to its location but anyone who has
  travelled and explored Jordan will have only the
  most positive opinion about this warm and
  peaceful country. With its variety of landscape,
  wealth of historical sites and welcoming climate
  (outside of the hot summer months) Jordan is a
  great place for a multi-activity holiday.

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b. Glamping in the Himalayas Lamayuru to
Chilingtrek

• Mention 'trekking' to a family member or a
  friend who has not ventured outdoors much, and
  you can instantly see the concern in their
  eyes.  'What will you eat? Where will you stay?
  Will you be ok? '. However, most people think
  that it is a budget travel industry where you
  cannot be provided some of the luxuries in remote
  areas.  Opt for this moderate trek to enjoy the
  basic luxuries while you trek in remote
  mountains. Your guides will assist you as you
  walk through the moon landscape, monasteries and
  quaint villages on this ancient trade route.

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c. Climb the 'Roof of Africa'

• One of the Seven summits on the planet, at
  5895m , Mt. Kilimanjaro, is the highest point on
  the African continent. This trek is the ultimate
  experience for interested adventure enthusiasts
  who want to spend time together walking above
  clouds and gazing at some stunning sunsets and
  landscape. Not to forget, the trek through
  montane forest, moorland and alpine desert, is a
  challenge worth taking on together for a couple.
  The local guides and staff are warm, friendly and
  helpful. It is essential though, that you do your
  research about which company to  trek with on the
  mountain, as there are plenty of options.

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d. Responsible travel in Ladakh - Clean up
drivein Leh and Stok Kangri Golep Kangri climb 
  

• Even though it is situated at a height of 3500m,
  Ladakh is one of the most popular destinations in
  India. With its breathtaking Himalayan beauty,
  high passes and picturesque monasteries , it is
  on the list of any traveler. The region attracts
  almost 2 lakh tourists on average which is
  increasing by 30 every year. However, most of
  the tourists are usually stuck in the circuit of
  Leh-Nubra Valley- Pangong (which was made famous
  by the movie 3 idiots) even though the region has
  so much to offer. Ladakh has the highest
   concentration of 6000m peaks in the world and
  treks, of all grades, to provide any traveler a
  break from the hustle of city life with all the
  essential luxury services that you will need.

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e. Tick it off your bucket list- Everest
basecamp trek, Nepal

• On the 14 day Everest Base Camp Trek, we get
  to experience astounding mountain views, 
  glimpses of the life of famous mountain climbers
  and Sherpas, enter Sagarmatha National Park, a
  world heritage site and tour high altitude
  Buddhist monasteries. Trekking to the Everest
  Base Camp of Nepal also provides us an
  opportunity to embark on an epic journey that Sir
  Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay set off to in
  1953. Guided by Sherpas, you will  be trekking to
  the base camp of the worlds tallest mountain,
  Mt. Everest! This adventurous trek package also
  includes climbing Kala Pathhar (5643m) to admire
  the panoramic views of Everest and other
  Himalayas.