Mountain biking is a pretty rigorous sport so you need to be an experienced cyclist or build up your stamina and train for long-distance biking. Though ordinary bikes are available in most towns and hill stations throughout India, 10 speed mountain bikes are also available for hire in some of the larger and more popular hill stations. Whether you head out on your own or arrange a trip through us, biking is a great way to explore the mountains. We offer a variety of routes and services, including an accompanying vehicle in case you're

suddenly short on energy. From single day trips to two week long ones, cycle touring can be a great way to get up close and personal with the terrains and the people.

Bidhauli is a quiet - picturesque wilderness destination, some twenty kilometers off Dehradun on the Paunta Sahib road. The thickly wooded surroundings, a perennial mountain stream flowing by, all add to the charm of this off the beaten track haven.

Wake up to the sounds of chirping birds, exchange good morning greetings with kind & hospitable native villagers, and explore the remains of the centuries-old Dudha Devi temple. You can also spend some time trying out Pranayama with our expert Yoga instructors. For the adventurous at heart, there are plenty of short Hikes and Trekking options, along with Abseiling, Cycling & Nature Walks. At night, one can enjoy the barbeques along the bonfire and then unfold in the comforts of the tent, sleeping under the stars after a busy but unforgettable day.

Though the formation of the Indian sub-continent is among the oldest in the world, the Himalaya mountains are among the youngest. A geologist can present conclusive proof that the Himalaya were once at the bottom of the ocean.

The Himalaya have attracted geologists, geographers, Trekkers and lovers of nature. They have a strange fascination for artists, poets, photographers and mystics. They are a paradise for Trekkers and mountaineers and are the cradle of thousands of rivers, streams and glaciers. The Himalaya extend over 2500 km in east-west and between 250 to 425 km in north- south direction. The most extraordinary thing about Himalaya is the way they have been formed in

three parallel ranges known as Great Himalaya, the Lesser or the Central Himalaya and the Outer or the Siwalik Himalayas. Commencing at Nanga Parbat in the north-west, these reanges pass through Pakistan, Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Garhwal, Kumaon, Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan and Arunachal Pradesh.