The Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP) is the epitome of off-the-beaten-track locations. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it’s intentionally left undeveloped to protect its pristine ecology. OutBeyond ventures into its buffer zones, where motorable roads are non-existent. Our ‘paths less travelled’ here involve multi-day treks through ancient deodar forests, across high alpine meadows, and to glacial sources, all while spotting rare Himalayan birds, flora, and fauna. This is an unparalleled opportunity to experience the true Himalayas, demanding a true commitment to adventure and respect for nature.

At GHNP, OutBeyond’s adventure-based learning camps challenge participants to embrace the raw wilderness of the Himalayas. Through high-altitude treks, navigation exercises, and survival skills workshops, participants build resilience, teamwork, and environmental awareness. The untouched landscapes, from towering peaks to vibrant ecosystems, inspire students and youth to push their limits and forge a profound connection with one of the world’s most pristine natural wonders.