High Altitude Trekking & Adventure With Wanderlust

Ayan Brahma – Technical Head

Wanderlust?

• Qualified, experienced professionals with passion for trekking

• Adventure Activity= Learning through practical situations that impact self motivation, courage, crisis management, team work

• 6 activities, 8 trips, 1200 trekkers over 3 years, 0 casualty

Who?Ayan Brahma •Seaman Cadet, Instructor For Disaster Management,Sea Explorers Institute•,Certified MountaineerNehru Institute Of Mountaineering

Chethan Kumar •Adventure Activist

•Certified MountaineerNehru Institute Of Mountaineering

Akash Shah•Marketing Head•,Adventure lover

High Altitude Trekking

•Defination - > 14000 feet Asl

•Requirement – Clothing, Equipments, Fitness

•Preparation – Acclimatization, Fitness Plan

•Challenges – River Crossing, Forest, Meadow, Rocky Trails, ‘C’ Section, Summit/Pass

•Descent – Watch out !

Different Trails In Trekking• Roopkund• Rupin Pass• Pindari Glacier• Homkund Ronti Saddle• Chadar Lake• Stok Kangri• Kashmir Great Lakes• Pin Parvati• Hampta Pass• Gangotri/Nandanvan/Tapovan• Sreekantha/Saat Taal/Bheema Gufa

Snaphots Of Different Trails Stok kangri

Rupin Pass

Parasar Lake

Snaphots Of Different Trails

Annapurna Peak

Pin Parvati

Chadar Lake

Snaphots Of Different Trails

Roopkund

Kashmir Great Lakes

Hampta Pass

Adventure Activities• River Rafting• Bungee Jumping• Rock Climbing• Rappeling• Chimney Climbing• Flying Fox• River Camping• Jumaring• Forest camping• Open Jeep Safari• Wild Life Safari

Snapshots Of Activities

ROCK

CLIMBING

CHIMNEY

CLIMBING

Jumaring

Bungee Jumping

Rappeling

Activities for Schools

ROCK

CLIMBING

CHIMNEY

CLIMBING

Bungee Jumping

River Camping

River Crossing

Zip Line

Reviews• “I took the Kedar-Kantha trek with Ayan Brahma in April 2012. This was my first trek and

the trek was moderate in difficulty. I found Brahma to be an excellent trekking guide and skilled in all aspects of trekking - a fearless approach to mountains, a deep knowledge of mountain flora and fauna, a skilled orator who is able to motivate people if their will weaken on the way, a good knowledge of medicine which is a very important aspect if one falls ill during the trek, a good knowledge of how to acclimatize in mountains, a skilled yoga and karate instructor, a person skilled in getting his points across to the people etc. When he first addressed all of us at the start of the trek, he said - mountain trekking is my dream and I am living it and the most important thing to me is that I must give my trekkers an experience worth the money they have paid and I want to ensure that every trekker finishes the trek. And that’s exactly what I observed. Brahma was everywhere during the trek and one could not miss his passion for mountains and commitment towards the trekkers. Be it getting people ready each day in the morning by supervising the exercising routine, be it motivating people who have given up, be it administering first-aid to trekkers who have suffered any injuries, be it detailing out how the terrain looks ahead, be it explaining how to use any mountaineering gears, be it supervising all the arrangements (food, tents etc), be it singing at the bonfire each day in the evening etc. We have kept touch with each other after the trek and he always keeps describing the new trails he is exploring, the new tracks and other adventures he is planning, the start-up plans etc. I will fully recommend anyone to do a trek with Brahma - a Professor of trekking , a "sarv-gun-sampanna" trekking guide.”– Mr. Himanshu Gupta

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