The Longer Road · Tirthan Valley ‘26
Twelve couples, three quiet nights on the river — a curated convoy up from Delhi.
Curated Journeys
Multi-day itineraries across the Indian Himalayas — from motorcycle circuits to slow valley trails. Every stop links to a curated GoHimalayan stay. Join a community departure, or go on your own.
Manali to Kaza and back through the moon
Seven days through one of the world's most dramatic landscapes — where the road itself is the destination. From the lush Kullu Valley through the barren grandeur of Lahaul, over Kunzum La into the high-desert kingdom of Spiti. Ancient monasteries, fossil-rich valleys, the highest post office, and nights under skies so clear they feel invented.
₹35,000 — ₹45,000
per person, all-inclusive

The slow valley trail through Himachal's quietest corners
Four days in the three valleys that most tourists miss — even as they drive through to Manali. Tirthan, Jibhi, and Sainj are where Himachal still feels like Himachal. River crossings, trout streams, forest walks, and homestays run by families who've lived here for generations. No WiFi, no FOMO, no agenda.
₹18,000 — ₹25,000
per person, all-inclusive
Your first Himachal, done the slow way
Five nights, six days in the two valleys that convert travellers into regulars. Tirthan for the river, Sojha-Jibhi for the forest. Curated stays by the water, a drive over Jalori Pass, a hike to a sacred alpine lake, and just enough café culture to feel like a long weekend and a reset at the same time. Designed for first-time Himachal travellers who want substance without the standard Manali-Kasol cliché.
₹22,000 — ₹30,000
per person, all-inclusive

Through the Abode of Clouds to the cleanest village in Asia
Five days in India's wettest, greenest, most surreal state. Living root bridges grown over centuries by Khasi tribes. Waterfalls that drop into Bangladesh. The cleanest village in Asia. Caves, canyons, and a cuisine built on fermented bamboo and smoked pork. Meghalaya is India's best-kept secret — and it won't stay that way.
₹28,000 — ₹38,000
per person, all-inclusive

Oak forests, colonial bungalows, and the Himalayan wall
Five days on the quiet roads of Kumaon — where British-era hill stations have aged into something more interesting. Oak forests so dense they block the sun. Colonial bungalows converted into literary retreats. And behind it all, the 300km wall of the Greater Himalaya, from Nanda Devi to Panchachuli. This is Uttarakhand for people who've done Mussoorie.
₹40,000 — ₹55,000
per person, all-inclusive
For Brands
Royal Enfield circuits. Thar expedition routes. Luxury driving trails with Volkswagen or Mercedes-Benz. Decathlon trek camps. GoHimalayan provides the stays, the storytelling, and the community.
Interested? Write to partnerships@gohimalayan.com