One of you shouldn't have to organise it for forty
Treks, fests, industrial visits and international tours — planned around your semester, priced per head so nobody argues, and run by a captain who travels with the group.
- 15 – 200
- Per head
- Flexible
- India & abroad
Whatever your batch can agree on
Everything is planned in-house, which is why an itinerary can be reshaped around your group's budget and dates rather than the other way round.
Treks & adventure trips
Himalayan treks, rafting, camping. Graded honestly so a mixed-fitness batch isn't split in half on day two.
Semester-break getaways
Three to seven days between terms — Spiti, Coorg, Hampi, Gokarna. The trips a batch actually books.
Industrial visits & study tours
Site access, approvals and travel handled together, so the academic requirement and the trip are one plan rather than two.
Fest & society trips
Travelling to compete or perform, with transport, stays and gear logistics for a group carrying equipment.
International college tours
Thailand, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Vietnam. Written to order with visa guidance and group documentation.
Department & club trips
Smaller groups with a specific reason to travel — a lab, a society, a final-year cohort that wants its own trip.
Convocation & farewell trips
The last one a batch takes together, planned to be memorable rather than merely organised.
Alumni & reunion trips
Older groups, different budgets, families sometimes attached. Paced accordingly.
Built for the person who got volunteered
Tell us roughly, not exactly
"Somewhere between 25 and 40, sometime in December" is enough. We'd rather start there than wait until you've pinned everyone down.
You get a per-head price
Itemised, so nobody in the group is quietly subsidising anyone else, and optional add-ons stay genuinely optional.
Share it with the group
Everything comes as something you can forward straight into the group chat — itinerary, cost, what's included and what isn't.
Then it stops being your problem
A trip captain travels with the group and handles stays, transport and the day-to-day. You get to actually be on the trip.
What your batch will ask you before they transfer money
- “Everyone has a different budget.”
- Pricing is per head and itemised, with flexible instalments. Nobody pays for something they opted out of, and the number doesn't move after you've shared it.
- “What if half of them drop out?”
- Tell us the realistic number rather than the optimistic one and we'll price against it, so a few dropouts don't break the trip for everyone else.
- “Is it actually safe?”
- Stays and drivers are vetted in advance, the group stays together for transport and accommodation, and the captain is responsible on the ground throughout.
- “Our department needs paperwork.”
- Itineraries, costings and confirmations in whatever form your college needs for approval — we've been through this process before.
Start with the college, not a trip
Tell us which college you're with and who to talk to. Once you're set up, every trip after this one is a short conversation rather than a fresh negotiation — and we'll already know your calendar.
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