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As summer comes, the most awaited time for kids comes too. The Holidayyys..! No matter how much they enjoy being with their friends at school, the excitement and wait for the holidays is always a never-ending topic.
To make this summer even more exciting, Summit Scholars Himalayan Summer Camp 2026 is here to turn holidays into an adventure to remember!
This programme is a 7-day, completely outdoor-based and screen-free experience that is designed for children aged 8-16 years. Over the course of the week, children will explore the mountains, play fun games, engage in activities, enjoy creative sessions, and experience the joy of trekking, all in a safe and carefully planned environment. Parents can choose between two specially selected treks: Kedarkantha or Dayara Bugyal. Both are beginner-friendly treks and perfect for young adventurers.
The Outdoor Summer Camp Adventure is more than just a regular summer camp! It is a camp under the open sky, walking through trails, exploring himalayas, life skills, nature and more. We conduct our camp in a completely natural setting among the mountains so that kids can build social connections, play, explore, and learn life skills through trekking and camping in a safe, fun, and inspiring environment.
Parents!If we think back to our school time, Summer season was definitely the most wonderful time of the year, and why not, summer comes with all the happiness a kid waits for. If we think a little more deeply, we remember it was a special time when we as a kid would visit grandparents' homes often. Things were different back then, but the excitement is still the same. Still kids wait for summers, still they have a lot of excitement, and still they want to visit places. This time, what if your kid visits the places, but in addition gets a lot of new experiences?
This time, do you think a summer camp could be a good choice? But as always, there is a twist. This time, do you think an Outdoor Summer Camp could be an excellent and superb choice?
A summer camp is a good choice, whereas an outdoor camp is 3x better. How? Lets see what we have kept this time in a box full of surprises!
The main aim of this summer camp filled with outdoor adventure is to develop self-discipline and empathy in every kid throughout the camp. If you have never sent your child to an outdoor summer camp or a Himalayan trek, it can feel like a big decision. But such a camp is more than a fun trip, it is a safe space where children learn, grow, and discover new things about themselves. Instead of just spending the break at home, children now can explore the Himalayas!
At an Outdoor Camp, children experience threefold growth as they move out of their familiar surroundings! No parents, no siblings, no daily routine, and this makes their first leap toward independence. They meet new friends, learn to communicate, share responsibilities, and work as a team. These simple experiences make them more confident and responsible.
Being in the mountains also gives them a chance to explore a world far away from screens. They run through open meadows, see the grand Himalayas up close, and experience what it feels like to live in a tent under the stars. They pick up small survival skills like packing their own bag, helping in the camp, or following trek etiquette that teach them self-reliance in a fun way.
This year with our “Summit Scholars Himalayan Summer Camp” you can upskill your kids in various aspects like- self-care, communicating and socializing with others, improving creative thinking and learning more about environment, empathy and taking on the challenges in the lap of mother nature. There will be hikes to forest, activities throughout, good food and stay on campsites. All the children will get the taste of a real outdoor camp adventure.
Telescope Specifications: Dobsonian GSO 6-inch - ideal for observing the Moon and planets, as well as nebulae and distant galaxies.
Every year children look forward to the summer camp for fun activities, exciting games and little challenges that sparks curiosity. In our Summit Scholars Himalayan Summer Camp, children will be engaged in exciting activities. These activities are planned to keep them active, engaged, curious, happy, and learning new skills.
The activities that we are going to organise are divided into 3 parts.
The camp is packed with games like:
Find It Fast!
Tug-a-thon
Grab the Gold – Treasure Hunt
Nature Doodles
Where’s That Point?
Choosing the right trek for your child can make a big difference in their overall experience. Dayara Bugyal and Kedarkantha are two of the most popular choices for kids’ first Himalayan adventures.
Dayara Bugyal is one of the best options if your child likes open fields, walks and loves to observe things and enjoy the scenery.
The path is not complicated and thus it is suitable when it comes to first time trekkers.The walk over its broad meadow is like walking into a different world, and the experience makes them feel safe and confident gradually. Dayara is ideal for children aged 8-13 years who love to explore the mountains serenely.
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If your child is inquisitive, energetic, and willing to be challenged a little, Kedarkantha will motivate him/her!
This trek is ideal for children 10-16 years, and the walk takes them through magical forests, snowy grounds (season-wise) and eventually to the summit of a mountain top.
Making it to the top and having the world at their feet offers children a great feeling of their accomplishment that will always be remembered. It is the right option when you wish your child to challenge them to some extent, find out their strength and get home with a bunch of exciting stories to share.
Book NowDay 1: Arrival at Dehradun and Drive to Base Camp (Natin Village)
Day 2: Acclimatization and Team Building at Base Camp
Day 3: Trek to Gui (Camp 1)
Day 4: Trek to Chilapada (Camp 2)
Day 5: Summit Day - Dayara Top and Trek to Nayata
Day 6: Return to Base Camp and Celebration Night
Day 7: Departure to Dehradun
Natin Village, Uttarakhand (Base Camp, 2,200 m / 7,200 ft)
6:00 AM, Trek The Himalayas office, Dehradun
Scenic drive from Dehradun to Natin (6–7 hours)
Breakfast and lunch en route (hotel/restaurant), dinner at base camp
Your journey will start from Dehradun. We will pick you up at 6:00 AM from the Trek The Himalayas office for introductions and team formation. You are requested to report at the pickup point on time. At 6:30 AM, the group departs for Natin, with stops for breakfast around 8:00 AM and lunch at 12:30 PM along the way.
By 2:00-3:00 PM, the group reaches Natin base camp. Kids will be allocated rooms in the guesthouse, get a chance to freshen up, and relax after the journey. At 4:00 PM, registration, documentation, and a health check will be done. This is followed by the distribution of the Welcome Kit at 5:00 PM, which includes a Trek The Himalayas T-shirt, cap, water bottle, tiffin box, notepad, and pen.
At 6:00 PM, the group will have an evening session with soup and snacks, ice-breaking activities, and a trek briefing to get everyone excited about the days ahead. Dinner will be served at 7:30 PM, and by 9:00 PM, kids can rest well before the adventure begins.
Natin Village (2,200 m / 7,200 ft)
Breakfast, lunch, dinner at base camp; evening soup/snacks
Day 2 is an acclimatization day and it is designed to help kids adjust to the mountain environment and get comfortable with their new surroundings. Acclimatization is very important at higher altitudes because it helps the body adapt to the thinner air, reducing the chances of feeling tired or unwell during the trek. This day also focuses on building teamwork and introducing outdoor skills in a fun way.
The day begins at 6:00 AM with a wake-up call and morning tea, followed by a yoga and meditation session at 6:30 AM to energize the kids. Breakfast will be served at 7:30 AM, along with a daily health check up. At 8:30 AM, the group takes a village walk to experience Himalayan culture, meet the locals, explore farming practices, and learn about life in the mountains. A refreshment break with snacks is scheduled at 11:00 AM.
Lunch is served at 12:30 PM at the guesthouse, followed by a short rest. At 2:30 PM, kids participate in a tent-pitching workshop and team-building games such as trust falls and group challenges, helping them learn cooperation and problem-solving.
Evening soup and snacks are served at 5:30 PM, along with a health check. At 6:30 PM, there will be a stargazing session with guided night sky exploration. Dinner will be served at 7:30 PM, and by 9:00 PM it’s lights out for an overnight stay in the guesthouse.
Gui Campsite (3,000 m / 9,800 ft)
4-5 km | 4-5 hours
Breakfast at base camp, hot lunch at Gui, dinner at campsite; evening soup/snacks
Today is all about starting a real adventure! The objective of the day is to introduce the kids to trekking, teach them basic camping skills, and let them experience staying outdoors in tents.
The day starts early with a 6:00 AM wake-up call, followed by morning tea, breakfast, and a morning health check. At 7:30 AM, the group begins the trek through beautiful oak and rhododendron forests. As you move closer to the Gui campsite, the mountain views become more prominent with every step. The trail is mostly through forests of maple and oak trees. By 12:30 PM, they reach the Gui campsite, enjoy a hot lunch, and do light cool-down exercises after the trek.
In the afternoon, at 2:00 PM, kids get time to explore the campsite and rest. At 3:30 PM, a fun skill session is planned where they learn how to use a sleeping bag and practice basic first aid, like treating cuts and blisters. Evening soup and snacks are served at 5:30 PM, followed by dinner at 7:00 PM. Lights go out at 8:30 PM as everyone settles into their tents for a night under the stars.
Chilapada Campsite (3,300 m / 10,500 ft)
3 km | 2 hours
Breakfast at Gui, hot lunch at Chilapada, dinner at campsite; evening soup/snacks
Today is a lighter trekking day focused on building teamwork, exploring the campsite, and letting kids get more comfortable with camping in the mountains. Through the short 3 km trek to Chilapada, children will learn how to walk on mountain trails, observe the environment around them, and enjoy the beauty of the Himalayas while practicing patience and cooperation with their group. During the trek, kids will witness beautiful views of Srikanth Peak, Gangotri I, II, and III, as well as Jaonli Peak.
The day begins with a 6:30 AM wake-up call, morning tea, breakfast, and a health check. At 8:00 AM, the group sets off on the pretty trail to Chilapada. By 10:30 AM, they arrive at the campsite for a hot lunch and some time to explore the surroundings. At 1:30 PM, fun group games such as treasure hunts and team relays help the kids strengthen teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills.
Evening soup and snacks are served at 5:30 PM along with the health monitoring. Dinner is at 7:00 PM, and by 8:30 PM, everyone settles into their tents for an overnight stay under the stars.
Dayara Top (3,700 m / 12,000 ft), Nayata Campsite (2,800 m / 9,200 ft)
Chilapada to Dayara Top: 5 km | 5–6 hours; Dayara Top to Nayata: 6 km | 3–4 hours
Breakfast at Chilapada, packed lunch during trek, dinner at Nayata; tea at summit
Today is the summit day, the most exciting day of the trek! The day starts early at 5:30 AM with a wakeup call, morning tea, and health check. The goal is to reach Dayara Top, enjoy the wonderful mountain views, and celebrate this big milestone together. This is also a day to build confidence and resilience as you trek for longer hours and see how far you have come. The trail from Chilapada to Dayara Top is beautiful, opening up to wide meadows and peaks all around. By 12:00 PM, everyone reaches the summit and will enjoy a hot cup of tea.
At 1:00 PM, the descent towards Nayata campsite begins, with a packed lunch enjoyed on the way. By 4:30 PM, the group arrives at Nayata, followed by cool-down exercises and campsite exploration. Evening soup and snacks are served at 5:30 PM along with a health check. Dinner is served at 7:00 PM, and by 8:30 PM, everyone is settled in their tents for an overnight stay under the stars.
Natin Village (2,200 m / 7,200 ft)
5km | 4-5 hours
Breakfast at Nayata, hot lunch at Natin, gala dinner at base camp
Day 6 is a day of celebration, cheers, and well-deserved recognition! After exploring trails, and making memories, it’s time to honor every achievement, the friendships formed, and the confidence and skills gained along the way. The day starts at 6:30 AM with a wake-up call, morning tea, breakfast, and a health check. At 8:00 AM, the group begins the descent through meadows and forests back to Natin base camp.
By 1:00 PM, everyone reaches base camp for a hot lunch and some rest. In the afternoon, starting at 4:00 PM, certificates and medals are distributed to all participants, followed by special awards at 4:30 PM for Best Performer, Team Spirit, and Nature Enthusiast. The evening continues with a musical night, performances, and a gala dinner at 6:00 PM. Lights out is at 9:00 PM, giving everyone time to rest after a beautiful and fun day of celebration.
Scenic drive from Natin to Dehradun (~6–7 hours)
Breakfast at Natin, lunch en route (hotel/restaurant)
Today marks the end of an amazing adventure. The day starts at 6:30 AM with a wake-up call, morning tea, and breakfast. At 7:30 AM, the group will have a short session to reflect on their experiences, share favorite moments, and give feedback. By 8:30 AM, everyone departs from Natin for the drive back to Dehradun, with a lunch stop along the way around 12:30 PM. The journey ends by 3:00-4:00 PM at Prince Chowk, Dehradun, where parents can meet their children and say farewell. This day is about wrapping up the camp on a happy note, celebrating achievements, and returning home safely with memories that will last a lifetime.
Day 1: Arrival At Dehradun And Drive To Base Camp (Sankri Village)
Day 2: Acclimatization and Team Building at Base Camp
Day 3: Trek to Juda-Ka-Talab (Camp 1)
Day 4: Trek to Kedarkantha Base (Camp 2)
Day 5: Summit Day - Kedarkantha Base to Kedarkantha Peak, Descend to Hargoan Camp
Day 6: Return to Base Camp and Celebration Night
Day 7: Departure to Dehradun
Sankri Village, Uttarakhand (Base Camp, 1,950 m / 6,400 ft)
6:00 AM, Trek The Himalayas office, Dehradun
Scenic drive from Dehradun to Sankri (~9-10 hours)
Breakfast and lunch en route (hotel/restaurant), dinner at base camp
Your journey will start from Dehradun. We will pick you up at 6:00 AM from the Trek The Himalayas office for introductions and team formation. You are requested to report at the pickup point on time. At 6:30 AM, you will depart for Sankri with stops for breakfast (8:00 AM) and lunch (12:30 PM) at selected restaurants. On your way to Sankri, you will cross many beautiful locations like Musspoorie, Mori etc. By 2:00-3:00 PM, you will arrive at Sankri Base Camp. Rooms will be allocated where kids can freshen up and relax. At 4:00 PM, we will start the process of registration, documentation, and health check (vital signs monitoring). This is followed by the distribution of the Welcome Kit at 5:00 PM, which includes a Trek The Himalayas T-shirt, cap, water bottle, tiffin box, notepad, and pen.
At 6:00 PM, there will be an evening group session with soup, snacks, ice-breaking activities, and trek briefing. At 7:30 PM, hot dinner will be served, and by 9:00 PM, lights are out so the kids can rest well before the adventure begins.
Sankri Village (1,950 m / 6,400 ft)
Breakfast, lunch, dinner at base camp; evening soup/snacks
Day 2 is all about getting adapted and comfortable in the mountains. On this day, kids will learn new skills, and teamwork. The day starts at 6:00 AM with a wake-up call and morning tea. At 6:30 AM, there will be yoga and meditation sessions to energize the day. After a healthy breakfast at 7:30 AM, kids will undergo a daily health checkup. At 8:30 AM, kids will go on a village walk to experience Himalayan culture, meet locals, explore farming practices, and learn about life in the mountains. A refreshment break with snacks will be served at 11:00 AM. Lunch will be at 12:30 PM at the guesthouse, followed by a short rest period. At 2:30 PM, the afternoon will also include a tent-pitching workshop and team-building games like trust falls and group challenges.
At 5:30 PM, kids will enjoy evening soup and snacks while their health is checked. At 6:30 PM, there will be a stargazing session with guided night sky exploration. Dinner will be served at 7:30 PM, and by 9:00 PM it’s lights out for an overnight stay in the guesthouse.
Juda ka Talab Campsite (2,800 m / 9,100 ft)
4-5 km | 4-5 hours
Breakfast at base camp, hot lunch at juda ka talab, dinner at campsite; evening soup/snacks
Day 3 starts early with a 6:00 AM wake-up call, followed by morning tea, breakfast, and a quick health check. This day is designed to introduce children to trekking, build camping skills, and help them connect with nature. At 7:30 AM, the trek begins through beautiful oak and rhododendron forests leading to the Juda Ka Talab campsite. By 12:30 PM, the group reaches the campsite, enjoys a hot lunch, and does some light cool-down exercises to relax after the trek.
At 2:00 PM, kids can explore the campsite and take some rest. At 3:30 PM, there will be a skill session where they learn how to use a sleeping bag and practice basic first aid, such as treating cuts and blisters. Evening soup and snacks will be served at 5:30 PM, along with a quick health check. Dinner will be at 7:00 PM, followed by lights out at 8:30 PM for an overnight stay in tents.
Kedarkantha base Campsite (3,100 m / 10,100 ft)
4 km | 2.5 hours
Breakfast at Juda ka talab, hot lunch at Kedarkantha base, dinner at campsite; evening soup/snacks
Day 4 begins is designed to strengthen group dynamics while enjoying a lighter trekking schedule. At 6:30 AM kids will wake up with a call and morning tea followed by breakfast, and a health check up. At 8:00 AM, the trek starts along beautiful trails toward the Kedarkantha base campsite. By 11:30 AM, the group arrives at the Kedarkantha base, enjoys a hot lunch, and explores the campsite.
At 1:30 PM, children participate in fun group games such as treasure hunts and team relays, along with other bonding activities to encourage teamwork and social interaction. Evening soup and snacks will be served at 5:30 PM, accompanied by a wellness check up. Dinner will be at 7:00 PM, followed by lights out at 8:30 PM for an overnight stay in tents.
Peak (3,800 m / 12,500 ft), Hargaon Campsite (2,700 m / 8,900 ft)
6-7 km | 7 hours
Breakfast at Kedarkantha, packed lunch during trek, dinner at Hargaon; tea at summit
Today is the highlight of the trek, designed to help children reach the summit, celebrate their achievement, and build resilience. The day begins with an early 5:30 AM wake-up call, followed by morning tea, breakfast, and a health check. At 6:30 AM, the trek to Kedarkantha Peak begins, following beautiful trails and giving the group beautiful views of the Himalayas. By 12:00 PM, they reach the summit, enjoy the view with a good hot tea.
A packed lunch is enjoyed at 1:00 PM during the descent toward the Hargaon campsite. By 4:30 PM, the group arrives at Hargaon, completes cool-down exercises, and has time to explore the campsite. Evening soup and snacks are served at 5:30 PM along with a health check. Dinner is at 7:00 PM, and kids can take a rest by 8:30 PM.
Sankri Village (2,200 m / 7,200 ft)
7-8 km | 4-5 hours
Breakfast at Hargaon, hot lunch at Sankri, gala dinner at base camp
This day is full of celebrations, musical nights and much more. This day will recognize all the journey, achievements, and the friendship made along the way. At 6:30 AM kids will wake up, have morning tea and breakfast, followed by a daily health checkup. At 8:00 AM, the group begins the descent through beautiful meadows and forests back to Sankri base camp, taking in the last moments of the Himalayan landscape.
By 1:00 PM, everyone enjoys a hot lunch and some well-deserved rest. At 4:00 PM, certificates and medals are awarded to all participants, celebrating their courage, effort, and teamwork. This is followed by special awards at 4:30 PM for the Best Performer, Team Spirit, and Nature Enthusiast.
The evening is later filled with laughter and music at 6:00 PM with a musical night featuring performances by the kids, culminating in a festive gala dinner. Lights out is at 9:00 PM, and kids can rest and relax for the night.
Drive from Sankri to Dehradun (6–7 hours)
Breakfast at Sankri, lunch en route (hotel/restaurant)
The final day of the camp is a heartwarming conclusion to an amazing adventure. Children wake up at 6:30 AM for morning tea and breakfast, taking their last moments to enjoy the fresh mountain air. At 7:30 AM, the group participates in a reflection session, sharing favorite experiences, personal learnings, and the friendships they’ve formed over the week.
By 8:30 AM, the children begin the drive back to Dehradun, with a lunch stop along the way around 12:30 PM. The group is expected to reach the Trek The Himalayas office in Dehradun by 3:00-4:00 PM for drop-off and marking the end of an adventure that has strengthened confidence, independence, and a love for the outdoors.
We know how careful parents are, and safety is the major thing they first think about when sending their children anywhere. Especially when it comes to some outdoor activities, it is natural to have concerns, and that's perfectly okay.
At Trek The Himalayas (TTH), we are proud to be recognized as the Safest and Trusted Adventure Provider in India. For over a decade, thousands of trekkers and families have chosen us for our focus on safety, professionalism, and well-organized treks. This trust is our biggest responsibility and we never take any chances that could put your child’s safety at risk.
Our team performs regular health check ups in the morning and evening. This will assist us to monitor the well-being of all children and identify in time when one needs additional attention.
Each camp is supervised by certified trek leaders and camp staff professionals who are trained to handle children in the mountains and ensure a safe environment. Even our kitchen staff are also First Aid Responders. Every year, TTH conducts first aid training for all staff members, ensuring they are always prepared with the latest safety practices.
When it comes to our Outdoor Summer Camp for children, we go above and beyond to ensure a safe experience. Our emergency preparedness is designed to handle any situation, no matter how small. Here’s how we take care of your child:
To make sure all children feel comfortable, supported, and cared for, at least one female trek leader will be there on every summer camp batch.
All our vehicles are GPS-enabled. This will ensure that the parents are always informed about their child’s location and movements during travel.
Parents can also directly connect with the trek coordinator if they have any questions or concerns.
Medical & Disclaimer Form (Mandatory Documents) Click here to download Medical & Disclaimer Form
TTH welcomes all trekkers to enjoy the amazing stargazing experiences in the Himalayas! Every night will be a window to the universe with an unforgettable connection with the cosmos.
You might have trekked to high altitudes, slept under star loaded skies, and wished you could see those twinkling stars closely. Well, TTH is turning that dream into reality! We are now bringing telescopes on our treks, giving you the incredible opportunity to gaze closely at constellations, stars, and planets. It is not only about the mountains anymore, but also about exploring the universe from some of the most beautiful and remote places on Earth.
Your adventure can now be even more cosmic! Imagine lying under a blanket of stars, the night sky stretching endlessly above you, as you drift into dreams of distant galaxies.
Stargazing, the timeless art of gazing at the night sky and marvelling at the vast expanse of the universe. It’s more than just gazing; it’s an experience that connects us to the cosmos, inviting us to ponder the mysteries of the universe. As we trace constellations that have guided explorers for centuries and watch the beauty of the Milky Way, we feel a special connection with the universe.
Through the lens of stargazing, we gain a deeper appreciation for the natural world and our place within it. It invites us to slow down, look up, and lose ourselves in the celestial dance of the stars.
High-altitude treks provide a perfect point for stargazing. The air is crisp and clear, far from the light pollution of cities, offering an unparalleled view of the night sky. Now, imagine using a telescope in these pristine conditions. You are not just looking at distant dots of light, but you can watch the stunning moon closely and spot lots of constellations and a few planets.
The silence of the mountains, paired with the vastness of space seen through a telescope, gives you a sense of how small yet connected we are to the universe.
It is a moment of reflection, wonder, and an experience that will stay with you long after you descend back into the valleys. With our guides this would not just be stargazing, but a full cosmic exploration and along with the serene background of the Himalayas the experience would be even more enhancing.
Planets
Using our telescopes on these treks, you will get to see some of the most fascinating planets in our solar system up close including Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars.
Constellations and Stars
In the Himalayan night sky, countless stars twinkle overhead. With telescopes, not only do you get to see them more closely, but you can also locate entire constellations and even distant star clusters.
One of the most mesmerizing sights is the Andromeda Galaxy, the closest spiral galaxy to our Milky Way. With a telescope provided by Trek The Himalayas, you can spot this vast collection of stars, which appears as a faint, misty streak across the sky. It’s a humbling experience to gaze upon a galaxy that is 2.5 million light-years away, knowing that its light has travelled across the universe just to meet your eyes.
In addition to Andromeda, the Himalayan night sky is also home to the Milky Way Galaxy. During certain times of the year, the Milky Way appears as a dense, glowing band stretching across the sky, filled with countless stars, nebulas, and cosmic dust. It’s a sight that can make you feel like you’re peering into the galaxy's heart. The beauty of this structure and the sheer number of stars call it home.
You may also catch a glimpse of the Orion Nebula, one of the brightest and most studied star-forming regions in the night sky. Located in the constellation of Orion, this nebula is a stellar nursery, where new stars are born, and it glows with the light of young, hot stars. The constellations that make up our zodiac are also prominently visible, from the mighty Taurus to the graceful Gemini. These constellations, along with others like Ursa Major, Cassiopeia, and the Southern Cross, form familiar patterns that have guided travelers and stargazers for centuries.
A Closer View of the Moon
Observing the Moon through a telescope offers an extraordinary experience, allowing you to see its craters, valleys, and surface features in stunning detail. The sharp clarity of these lunar landscapes creates a sense of wonder, making you feel as though you’re standing on the Moon itself, exploring its rugged terrain up close.
Sun
You can get a closer view of the sun through a telescope using a solar filter. Using a solar filter with a telescope allows you to observe the Sun in remarkable detail, offering a safe and enhanced view of its surface. With this setup, you can clearly see the fascinating features of the sun, providing a deeper appreciation of the dynamic activity on our closest star.
Closer View of Valleys and Mountain Ranges
Our telescope will give you a closer view of mountain peaks, ranges, and valleys, and let you clearly see birds and animals in the distance.
Specifications of our Telescope
We use a 6" Nightwatch Dobsonian Telescope by GSO (D=150mm / F=1200mm Dobsonian F/8 Telescope) to provide exceptional clarity and detail, enhancing your stargazing experience and making it truly special.
Ready to Explore the Universe with TTH?
At Trek the Himalayas, we believe in pushing the boundaries of adventure. Our new stargazing and planet-watching with telescopes offer a unique experience that blends the thrill of trekking with the awe of exploring the cosmos. Whether you are a seasoned trekker or new to the trails, this is an opportunity to see the night sky like never before.
TTH Special Stargazing Treks
We’ve added stargazing experiences to some of our most loved treks. On these treks, you can enjoy the night sky like never before!
Treks with Stargazing Experiences:
| Trek Name | Stargazing Campsite |
|---|---|
| Kedarkantha Peak Trek | Sankri Base Camp |
| Brahmatal Trek | Lohajung Base Camp |
| Sandakphu Trek | Samanden camp site |
| Surya Top Trek | Natin Base Camp |
| Dayara Bugyal Trek | Natin Base Camp |
| Winter Kuari Pass Trek | Pipalkoti Base Camp |
| Chopta Chandrashila Trek | Baniyakund Campsite |
| Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek | Lohajung Base Camp |
| Pangarchulla Peak Trek | Pipalkoti Base Camp |
Join us to explore the beauty of the night sky in a way that only the Himalayas can offer!
Packing right makes the trek experience smoother and more enjoyable for your child. Make sure that your child brings all of the mentioned items in the list in order to fully enjoy his time in the mountains.
In case you have any query regarding the items, you can contact our trek coordinator. Also, if you don't want to invest in buying all the clothing or gears, you can rent them as well from the TTH Rent-a-Gear for about one-tenth of the price.
Gear & Essentials
Clothing
Accessories
Toiletries & Personal CareAt Trek the Himalayas, we ensure your child receives all the essential nutrition needed for a growing mind and an active body. Our dedicated team of nutritionists has carefully curated a well-balanced food menu specifically designed for young trekkers. Every meal is thoughtfully planned to match the physical activities and the demands of the specific trek your child will undertake.
Below is the complete food menu that your child will enjoy during the trek.
| Meal Type | Items |
|---|---|
| Welcome Drink | Lemon Juice, Tang Juice |
| Breakfast | Mix Paratha, Chola, Curd, Bread Toast, Milk Cornflakes, Pav Bhaji, Pongal, Bread Pakoda, Namkeen Oats, Omelet, Russian Salad, Sandwich (Jam/Butter), Oats, Fruit Salad, Gobi Paratha, Daliya, Dhokla, Poha, Black Chana, Maggi, Pancake, Boiled Egg, Hot Kava & Rusk (at Summit), Puri, Jeera Aloo, Namkeen Semiya, Suji ka Halwa, Rava Idli, Sambhar, Chutney, Medu Vada, Upma |
| Pack Lunch | Juice, Toffee, Chocolate, Biscuit, Banana, Apple |
| Lunch | Dal Tadka, Jeera Rice, Roti, Shahi Paneer, Mix Veg, Ice Cream, Papad, Salad, Veg Biryani, Kadai Paneer, Chutney, Boondi Raita, Veg Kabab, Coconut Barfi, Lobia Dal, Lemon Rice, Dum Aloo, Noodles, Phirni, Rajma, Jeera Aloo, White Sauce Pasta, Kheer, Curry Pakora, Aloo Nutri, Macaroni, Aloo ka Halwa, Masala Rice, Rasam, Aloo Masala, Semiya |
| Evening Snacks | Soup, Popcorn, Rusk, Namkeen, Momos, Spring Roll, Nutri Chilli, Veg Cutlet, Honey Chilli Potato, Samosa, Chips, Finger Fries |
| Dinner | Masala Rice, Besan Gatte, Dal Makhani, Roti, Gajar ka Halwa, Fried Rice, Egg Fried Rice, Veg Manchurian, Pasta, Custard, Baingan Bharta, Mix Dal, Jeera Rice, Shahi Tukda, Macaroni, Egg Curry, Kofta Curry, Rice, Arhar Dal, Jalebi, Shahi Paneer, Gobhi Masala, Chana Dal, Gulab Jamun, Mutter Mushroom, Mix Veg, Lauki ka Halwa |
| Before Bed | Hot Chocolate, Hot Milk |
We’ve made the booking process quick and hassle-free, so you can reserve a spot for your child in just a few easy steps. Here’s how:
Once the payment is complete, your child’s trek is officially booked!
When it comes to taking care of children in the mountains, we don’t take chances. At TTH, we follow a strict No Volunteer Policy.
We respect the passion and enthusiasm of volunteers, but when it comes to the safety of children, we choose to place them under the care of trained and experienced professionals. This way, we can make sure every child is guided by someone who understands mountain terrain, is skilled in handling children, and is trained in first aid and emergency response.
This approach ensures that your child is always under the guidance of people who can make quick, safe decisions in any situation. It gives parents peace of mind and children a structured, secure environment where they can enjoy and learn confidently.
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Address:
Trek The Himalayas 7/2/1, Convent road,
Near SBI Main Branch
Dehradun-248001,Uttarakhand
Phone:
+91 7302321133
Monday-Saturday 10 AM to 09.30 PM (GMT +5:30)
Sunday: 10 AM to 05.30 PM (GMT +5:30)
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