Backpack Tours

Assam, often known as the ‘Gateway to the Northeast’, is a state that is famous for its tea gardens, wildlife and archaeological sights! It also houses some locations with immense natural beauty, unknown to most people except a few locals maybe. On this trip, we sink in the whole of Assam, its culture, wildlife, tea gardens and the secret natural beauty it holds within! Planned in backpacking style, this trip is not just about the destination, but the journey as a whole!   Travel Sugggestions: Arrive at Guwahati Airport by 11 am on Day 1 You can choose any mode of transport for departure post 10 am on Day 8 read more read less

                                            Meghalaya - The Abode of Clouds What if one could walk in the clouds, feel the cool breeze run through the hair & lush green terrain under your feet? You think it’s just a dream? Not anymore, cause we at Trikon are going to take you to a dreamland! - A destination that requires no wings to touch the clouds. If it's raw natural beauty that you want to explore, look no further than Meghalaya! The name itself means ‘THE ABODE OF CLOUDS’. It is also known as the land of the living root bridges, numerous caves & natural swimming pools. Receiving the maximum rainfall in the world, this heavenly state is filled with gushing waterfalls sheltered by rainbows, breathtaking trails and life in the woods. Meghalaya gives you the feel of a fictional story! Play your character in this story and we promise it will have a happy ending!  Steamy jungles and spellbinding cliffs, rushing rivers, unique cultures, delicious cuisines, windswept highlands, and lush, verdant valleys – Meghalaya welcomes you with a breath-taking array of sights and experiences. Located in North-east India, Meghalaya, also known as the Abode of Clouds, falls in one of the richest biodiversity areas in the world. The famed monsoons, the rich traditional festivals, and the dramatic terrain are just some of the many things this state is famous for. Whether you are looking for an adventure to give you an adrenaline high or a tranquil spot to recharge yourself, Meghalaya has plenty to offer.   Ex Guwahati: 27,999/- per person ( Transport from Guwahati to Guwahati  ) Travel suggestions: Ensure that you land/arrive into Guwahati latest by 11 am as we will depart from the airport by 12 pm on Day 1 Take a flight/train post 12 pm on Day 8 read more read less

Sikkim – Backpacker’s Paradise   The Indian state of Sikkim is situated in the eastern Himalayas in the north-eastern region of the nation. One of India's tiniest states is this one. Sikkim is bordered to the north and northeast by the Tibetan Autonomous Region of China, to the southeast by Bhutan, to the south by the Indian state of West Bengal, and to the west by Nepal. In the state's southeast, in the city of Gangtok, sits the capital. Sikkim, which is a section of the Eastern Himalaya, is known for its biodiversity and for having alpine and subtropical climates. It also has Kangchenjunga, the third-highest mountain on Earth and the highest peak in India. Gangtok is the capital and largest city in Sikkim. The Khangchendzonga National Park spans over 35% of the state. Sikkim, a long-established independent political entity, was made an Indian protectorate in 1950 and a state in 1975. Despite its tiny size, Sikkim is very important to India politically and strategically because of its location along many international borders. Sikkim is one of the beauties in north eastern part of India. It is nicely tucked away and beautifully landlocked with immense natural beauty, it has all the components which would sooth you from the tiredness of vigorous day-to-day activities. The mighty Kanchenjunga, considered a benevolent protector, dominates the region, making itself visible from various points within the state. As the mercury rises across the country in May, Sikkim provides a much-needed retreat. once again to the city you all escaped from, maybe for this little breather. A mountain person or not, if you’re wondering what your next vacation spot must be, undoubtedly, you must add Sikkim to your travel bucket list. Sikkim, India’s second smallest state, is situated in the northeast region and is an ethereal gateway to the Himalayas. Sharing borders with Tibet in the north, Bhutan in the east, Nepal in the west and West Bengal in the south, Gangtok being its capital city, Sikkim houses breath-taking landscapes, lush green meadows, colourful groves and calm and gracious waterfalls. Although it is a perception that Sikkim is all about picturesque ranges and crystalline valleys, this mystic land has something to offer to every tourist. This tucked-away spot is ideal for nature admirers, adventure enthusiasts and spiritual buffs. Also, the unique and flavoursome local delicacies will surely take your taste buds through a wave of heavenly emotions! The places to visit in Sikkim: Tsomgo Lake: Also popularly known as the Changu Lake, Tsomgo is a glacier lake nestled 40 km from Gangtok at an altitude of 3800m. This lake reflects the gigantic snow-capped mountains, leaving you mesmerised.   Kanchenjunga Base Camp: Kanchenjunga is the world’s third-highest peak, and visiting its base camp is not only going to give you the true essence of Sikkim but also a sneak peek of the Himalayas. All those with an adrenaline rush can relish and enjoy this adventure trek. Nathula Pass: Nathula Pass is the most sought tourist location as this pass connects India to Tibet. You can witness a vibrant amalgamation of Indian and Tibetan culture around this place and also take home sovereigns from the Tibetan shops around. Lachen, Lachung and Yumthang Valley: Live like a local and adapt to tranquillity and serenity during your stay at these immensely beautiful and rich in culture villages in Sikkim. These villages are home to the Tibetan nomadic tribes and a portal to gorgeous lakes named Gurudongmar and Tso Lhamu. Pelling: Your trip to Sikkim is incomplete without monasteries, and Pelling is the right spot. Pelling will leave you enchanted with its lush greenery and radiating positivity all around. Teesta River: Relax by the riverside and indulge in water sports like river rafting and kayaking at Teesta River. It is a significant tourist attraction annually due to the enthralling and delightful views it exhibits.   Reaching Bagdogra Airport on your own : 29999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Mumbai by Indigo Airline  :  49,999/- per person ( Inclusive of 5% GST ) Mumbai to Sikkim and Sikkim to Mumbai time: Mumbai to Bagdogra by Indigo Airline Departure from Mumbai : 08.10 Hrs Arrival at Bagdogra : 10.55 Hrs Bagdogra to Mumbai by Indigo Airline Departure from Bagdogra : 11.30 Hrs Arrival at Mumbai : 14.30 Hrs Checkout our blog about Sikkim Title: Sikkim – Land Of The Mystic Thunder Dragon Link: https://www.ttrikon.com/blog/sikkim-land-of-the-mystic-thunder-dragon/ read more read less

Kedarnath: The Kedarnath shrine is one of the 12 jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, situated against the backdrop of the magnificent. Kedarnath range. Legend has it that after the battle of Mahabharata, Pandavas were filled with guilt and grief of having killed their own cousins and decided to seek the blessings of Lord Shiva for redemption. However, Lord Shiva eluded them and took refuge at Kedarnath in the form of a bull and when followed by Pandavas, he dived into the ground, leaving his hump behind. It is believed that the arms of Lord Shiva appeared at Tungnath, the face at Rudranath, his belly at Madmaheshwar, and his head with hair at Kalpeshwar. Badrinath: Badrinath was re-established as a major pilgrimage site by Adi Shankara in the 8th century. In earlier days, pilgrims used to walk hundreds of miles to visit the Badrinath temple. The temple has been repeatedly destroyed by earthquakes and avalanches. As late as the First World War, the town consisted only of the 20-odd huts used by the temple's staff, but the site drew thousands each year and up to 50,000 on its duodecennial festivals (every twelve years). In recent years its popularity has increased still more, with an estimated 600,000 pilgrims visiting during the 2006 season compared to 90,676 in 1961. The temple in Badrinath is also a sacred pilgrimage site for Vaishnavites. Badrinath is also the gateway to several mountaineering expeditions headed to mountains like Nilkantha. Tungnath  Tungnath is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, located in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand, India. It is situated at an altitude of 3,680 meters (12,073 feet) above sea level, making it the highest Shiva temple in the world. Tungnath is one of the Panch Kedar temples and is considered to be the third temple to be visited in the Panch Kedar pilgrimage, after Kedarnath and Madhyamaheshwar. The temple is believed to be more than 1000 years old and is one of the oldest temples in India. It is also a popular trekking destination and attracts a large number of tourists and devotees every year. The trek to Tungnath starts from Chopta, which is well-connected by road to other major cities in Uttarakhand. The trek is relatively easy and can be completed in 3-4 hours. Apart from the temple, Tungnath is also known for its scenic beauty and offers panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, including Nanda Devi, Trishul, just below the peak of Chandrashila and Chaukhamba.   Batch 1 : 24th Sept - 30th Sept 2023 Batch 2 : 01st Oct - 07th Oct 2023 Batch 3 : 08th Oct - 14th Oct 2023 read more read less

About offbeat Madhya Pradesh: Madhya Pradesh is truly a land full of diversity. You get everything in abundance like historical sites, temples, forests, waterfalls and Ghats. Bhimbetka Caves and Rock Shelters (UNESCO World Heritage Site): This time we are taking you to the most awaited 500-700 Years Old Bhimbetka – Rock Shelters of Madhya Pradesh. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is true in its own way. The ancient rock paintings carved on it shows the impeccable power of the old age civilization. History lovers and photographers will have a gala time here. Discovered in 1957, Bhimbetka has 700 Rock Shelters with 133 rock paintings. These paintings depict early farming and nomadic life of old age men.  Once in Bhimbetka, the rich culture and scenic beauty around the area will leave you spellbound. Sanchi Stupa (UNESCO World Heritage Site): Constructed on the orders of Maharaj Ashok, Stupa of Sanchi is beautiful and wondrous. It flaunts houses 4 gateways that showcase Buddha’s life through intricate carvings. It is one of the oldest pilgrimage points in India. Explore: Stupa, Ashoka pillar and Gupta temple here. Udaygiri Caves: Explore this offbeat set of twenty rock-cut caves near Vidisha. These 18-15 caves look spectacular and have a lot of historic tales around it. Bhojeshwar Shiva Temple: You must have heard valiant tales of Raja Bhoj. This incomplete huge Shiva Temple has a Huge Linga. Dedicated to Shiva, it houses a 7.5 feet high lingam in its sanctum. The temple's construction is believed to have started in the 11th century, during the reign of the Paramara King Bhoja. Bhopal Lakes: Bhopal called as the city of Lakes with Upper and Chota lake. If time permits we can retire the evening and spend some quality time around the lake. Below Given dates not possible? Contact us & we promise to customize above itinerary as per your convenience. Call now on 9820022466 or drop an email on mailtrikon@gmail.com read more read less

About Rajasthan: Do you want to witness history?  Well, then this destination is perfect for you. This state signifies royalty and will surely embrace you with its heritage. The only thing which comes to mind when we talk about Rajasthan is the desert, camel, and forts but Rajasthan is just beyond your imagination. With unique landscapes, magnificent forts, Rajasthan proudly boasts its royalty and much more. Also, Jaipur is not the only city resembling a colour. Jaipur: The Gulabi Nagari of India is bound to be in your travel wish list for its beautiful forts, art works, shopping area and super friendly locals. We at Trikon believe in getting into the blood of every destination we choose, hence we will explore Jaipur to the core covering most of the places. This capital city is famous for the iconic Hawa Mahal, its huge forts where several Bollywood movies have been shot and its tasty food. Bhangarh: Bhangarh is a village & haunted place situated in Rajgarh Alwar, Rajasthan state of India. It is very famous for its historical ruins and is considered to be one of India's many haunted locations. It is situated in the Rajgarh municipality of Alwar district in Rajasthan. Not very far from Jaipur Bhangarh is a not so touristy destination in Rajasthan. Many paranormal activists have proven that some souls do exist here. Post sunset one isn’t allowed to be inside this ruined fort   Event : 10499/-  per person ( 2500rs Extra for 3AC Coach Train Tickets ) read more read less

Wahey Guruji Da Khalsa Wahey Guruji Di Fateh!! Amritsar is not just a city in Punjab it’s a feeling. One of the largest cities in Punjab, Amritsar boasts a spectrum of spirituality, peace, and patriotism. Be it the local delicious food or the crowded markets, every Indian would feel proud to be in this city and experience the magical blend of culture and spirituality.  Places to Visit & Importance in AmritsarSri Harmandir Sahib, popularly known as Golden temple Known as one of the holiest Gurdwara in India, Golden temple welcomes each and all with open arms. With no caste differentiation, it stands as a symbol of human brotherhood and equality. Jallianwala Baug Massacre The bloodshed of over 1,000 peaceful protestors by the British Army in a walled public garden in Amritsar in 1919. There has built a memorial in the memory of peaceful people which has been marked as a nationally significant place. Wagah Border The border crossing draws its name from Wagah, near which the Radcliffe Line, At the time of independence in 1947, migrants from India entered Pakistan through this border crossing. The place is quite popular for the daily parade marsh and flag show, two hours before sunset. Many travelers gather at the Wagah border to witness this show, truly a patriotic feeling. Indulgence If time permits, we shall roam around the food streets and enjoy time exploring the local markets.  Places to Visit & Importance in Mcleodgang and Dharamshala In the search of ‘Nirvana’ many souls come to Dharamshala. The Dharamshala where his holiness, the Dalai Lama resides. This Little Tibet with monks and monasteries, is a real gateway to a peaceful atmosphere. You will find the Tibetan ambience in every corner of the cafes and corridors at this hill station nestled in Himachal Pradesh. Just 6.2 km ahead is Mcleodganj. Situated in the Himalayas, Dharamshala and McLeodGanj are the popular places which are always under the spotlight. These Monk towns, have really splendid views and extraordinary places to visit like the Monasteries and the unique cafes in the mountains. Why Paragliding in Bir Billing is a must? Trikon gives you a splendid experience of The Bir Billing which has a lot stored in it and which is waiting to be explored. Known as the 2nd highest paragliding spot in the world, Bir Billing is filled with adventure and Trikon is sure that you will experience something that you will always preserve for a lifetime. You must also try cycling and café hopping at Bir. Take a sip of the nature and breathe the beauty of this place with Trikon.   Travel Tips: Participants need to reach Reach Delhi before 6:00 PM. Book your outbound travel from Delhi After 2:00 PM. read more read less

Gigantic Gandikota – Grand Canyon of India – 13th century formation Situated at Andhra Pradesh, Gandikota is termed as the Grand Canyon of India. It is no less breathtaking as compared to the Grand Canyon in USA, and it goes one scale up if you were to imagine the backdrop holding a sprawling lush green backdrop surrounded by huge Rocky Mountains and beneath flows the Pennar River. Sit on the rock and capture the panoramic view as it’s an epic Geographical creation that will force you to give an awestruck view. The Gandikota fort premises The fort premises look ancient and rustic, all thanks to the promising huge walls that stand as the protector. Its huge gate and immersive structure has witnessed a lot in the past. The Jama Masjid & Chaar Minar Huge held constructions and little minarets at the entrance make both Jama Masjid & Chaar Minar a perfect backdrop and a spokesperson of historical evidences. Imagine yourself surrounded by the great some great music, sprinkling the melody of love. Madhavaraya temple Dedicated to Vishnu,  Madhavaraya temple has protected some small statues and sculptures of Hindu Gods carved over the Gopuram and walls of the temple. Preserving the royal odyssey, every brick and sculptures becharms the magnitude of the old kingdom that once exists there. Ranganatha Swamy Temple The temple was very much ruined but the main sanctum stood on an elevated platform. Despite of withstanding and witnessing so much, this temple has yet not lost the shine and elegance. The Granary Once used for storing grains, the Granary has space for storing a lot of grains and many huge pillars stand erect. The Royal Water Tank It is a perennial spring irrigating some lime and plantain gardens. Just sit besides it and take a deep understanding of how useful it must be for ancient civilizations then. Village The local village is scarcely populated has a school, hospital and their own panchayats. Strolling around the village is permissible, it just adds up to the rustic charm. Remember those bullock carts and playing kids…Oh!! What a nostalgic feeling. Jail & Other Viewpoints There exists an ancient jail, a few tunnels and many viewpoints that give different perspective of the Grand Canyon. Mylavaram Dam & Pennar River View – Walk for 2 kms for strolling around the rivers and spending blissful time. Belum Caves – India’s Largest & Longest Caves - Walking through these underground caves will leave you thrilled and give you a bone chilling experience. There’s sufficient oxygen supply and orange rope lights to ensure you enjoy the caving experience. These natural caves were formed centuries ago when Chitravati River penetrated and emerged in making this Geographical mystery. Get to see pot holes and amazing formations all around the caves interiors. Along with geographical mysteries that leave you spellbound, this caves also seem to have historical importance. Many say that Jain Jains and Buddhists monks occupied these caves centuries ago for medidation. At the entrance itself, you’ll get to see a HUGE WHITE MAHAVIR STATUE. Inside the caves, Patalaganga is the key attraction and you have to go 150 ft under the ground level to see it. Cross narrow pavements and crawl around to see those amazing wonders. Event : 6799/-  per person  ( 2500rs Extra for 3AC Coach Train Tickets ) read more read less

Rajasthan, land of Royalty and legacy that the Kings based have delivered. The land of bravery and heritage, havelis and captivating forts bespoken by the legendary kathas never fail to give you goosebumps! Trikon this year embarks to the land of Raja, Maharaja and their Maharanis. We promise to take you along some beautiful forts, havelis, geographical beauties, temples and ruins of the unspoken lands of Rajasthan…yes the unseen and the forgotten Rajasthan. That’s why we call this trip the “Offbeat Rajasthan”. This isn’t the cliché Rajasthan trip where you’ll be dipped and soaked in the culture, but it lets you soak and absorb the unheard history, dance and sing your heart out and also takes you back to the era that’s left way back. Come join us as we explore the hidden gems of Rajasthan. About Bundi – Rajasthan’s Best Kept Secret! This little kindom is known for its famous water reservoirs, architectural style forts, mahals, Havelis and stepwells.  It’s a bizarre laid back town which carries the beauty of left behind love and forgotten names. Queen of Hadoti, Bundi is also called by this name. Bundi has also been a great source of inspiration for Rudyard Kipling who wrote his art works in the palace of Bundi.  Cherry on the top, we are staying back at this beautiful place it’s definitely gonna take your breath away. About Kota’s Grand Canyon – HAR HAR Mahadev Ever wondered how does the Chamba Nadi look like? What made the Greatest of all Shiva to be precisely placed at the edge of the cliff temple? What makes Kota’s grand canyon as one of the most captivating destination ever? Why backpackers never fail to visit this destination on the trip to Rajasthan? Well, an answer to all these questions is the destination itself. Spread your arm and click a panoramic view picture. This huge and magnificent Grand canyon of India is another Rajasthan’s best kept secret which will be unveiled by us. Overlooking the Chamba river, Garadia Mahadev is indeed a charm-loved destination in Rajasthan. About Chittaurgarh -  The prominent Padmavati Queen and her Kathas Considered as India’s largest fort, Chittorgarh fort acts as a boundary to the city. Perched on a high hill, this fort was unbreakable and undefeatable. Queen Padmavati resided in this fort and performed Jauhar and became the ever worshipped queen in Chittor. Rest, the movie Padmavat has already sung the bravery of Raja Ratan Singh. Words fall short to describe the beauty of this destination. Come let’s do this one time and touch the hidden places of Rajasthan. Mumbai to Mumbai Cost: 7499/- per person ( Sleeper Coach Train Tickets ) Mumbai to Mumbai Cost: 10499/- per person ( AC Train Tickets ) read more read less