You will be greeted by our representative at the Rishikesh Campsite when you arrive. Our guide will give you a quick rundown of the itinerary, and the rest of the day is yours to do whatever you want, including rafting, bungee jumping, and flying fox. You can also take a full-day tour of Haridwar's devotional sites.

Rishikesh is the starting point for the Uttarakhand bike trip. Our Uttarakhand Bike Trip will take us to ‘Chopta,' which is located in the heart of the Uttarakhand Himalayas and offers spectacular views of the Trishul, Nanda Devi, and Chaukhamba Himalayan ranges. It rises to a height of 2,680 metres (8,790 feet) above sea level. Chopta village is surrounded by pine, deodar, and rhododendron woodland and is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including rare bird species and musk deer. We've arrived in Chopta for a night's stay.

Following a delicious breakfast, we will embark on a hike to Tungnath, one of the world's highest Shiva temples and the highest of the Panch Kedar temples, situated in the Tungnath mountain range in Rudraprayag district, Uttarakhand, India. The Mandakini and Alaknanda river valleys are formed by the Tungnath (literal meaning: Lord of the Peaks) mountains. After arriving in Tungnath, the Uttarakhand Bike trip will be supplemented with a brief hike to Deori Tal before returning to Chopta for the night.

We'll start riding towards Kausani after waking up to the glorious sunshine of beautiful Chopta and eating a lovely breakfast. Kausani is a hill station and village in the Uttarakhand state's Bageshwar district. It's known for its scenic beauty and 300-kilometer-wide panoramas of Himalayan peaks such as Trisul, Nanda Devi, and Panchchuli. Due to the resemblance in scenery, Mahatma Gandhi dubbed this place the "Switzerland of India." When the sun rays make them gold in the morning and red-orange sky at twilight, the glory of the snow-capped mountain range reaches its pinnacle. The motel will be our home for the moment.

We've reached the fifth day of our bike tour, and we're on our way to Nainital. Nainital is a beautiful and scenic hill station. One of India's most well-known tourist destinations. Nainital is a haven for nature lovers, with breathtaking scenery all around. The motel will be our home for the moment.

Following a healthy breakfast, we'll embark on a brief ride to India's oldest national park, Jim Corbet National Park. After checking in, relax for a while before heading out on the Jeep Safari. Corbett has long been a popular destination for travellers and wildlife enthusiasts. Tourism is only permitted in a few areas of the Corbett Tiger Reserve so that visitors can enjoy its beautiful landscape and diverse wildlife. Flora and Fauna are both present in this area, and they are both lovely. We'll stay the night at the hotel after a thrilling day.

Last Day, we will ride back towards our starting point i.e., Rishikesh (200km)

We take the same path we took to set up Camp 1 the day before. Go to bed for the night.

We're going to our Summit camp today. We set up camp on a snow field with a magnificent view of Swargarohini in the north, Bandarpunch in the south, and the Black Peak visible to the south-east after passing through a number of crevasses. We set up camp for the night and prepare for the next day's summit attempt on Black Peak. Retire early because the summit bid will begin shortly after midnight.

We will begin at 02:00 a.m., when the snow is still hard, with the goal of reaching the summit in 7-8 hours. Fixing a rope to negotiate a 75-100 foot vertical wall of slope makes the summit ascent incredibly technical and difficult. Due to the steepness of the slope, the lead climber must open and solve the path leading to the ridgeline. Finally, you get at the top. Black Peak (Kalanag) has a flat summit. We'll start descending to your summit camp, Camp 1, and, if possible, your base camp later.

Descend to Ruinsara Tal from the base camp. Spend the rest of the day visiting the mythological lake and listening to locals tell stories about Ruinsara and the Mahabharata. At the camps, retire for the night.

We're heading to Semma township today. Set up camp and spend the day exploring the lovely village at your leisure. On the other side of the river is the nearby village of Osla, which you can visit. Visit Duryodhana's temple, Osla's principal attraction, and mingle with the locals. Return to your room for the night stay.

We trek back to Taluka from Seema, where a car will be waiting to transport you to Sankri village. Spend the day reflecting on your accomplishment and celebrating it. Have a pleasant stay at the hotel.

Breakfast in Sankri village before leaving for Dehradun. It will take you 7-8 hours to get to Dehradun. Take this into account when planning your stay in Dehradun or departure from Dehradun.

Enjoy last day meal and memories.