Dharohar Retreat, Mukteshwar
A hillside resort in Satkhol, built in the Kumaoni style, looking out over a wide valley of oak and pine towards the Himalaya.

Pravaah · Custom journeys across India · Loved by slow travellers
Handpicked stays, Himalayan expeditions, festivals and retreats — thoughtfully crafted journeys across India, designed around the way you want to travel.
Explore Pravaah
Four ways to travel with us. Every one of them is planned around the people and places we know best.

12 stays

6 experiences

7 expeditions

8 events
Handpicked stays
Lakeside hotels, orchard homestays, camping in the woods and farm stays — every one run by people we know.
A hillside resort in Satkhol, built in the Kumaoni style, looking out over a wide valley of oak and pine towards the Himalaya.
Private cottages and a five-bedroom villa in Dhela, minutes from the Corbett safari gates — with a pool, a farm and the jungle all around.
A heritage hotel in a quiet, wooded corner of Nainital — close enough to walk to the lake, far enough to hear the forest.
Where to go
The Himalaya, the desert, the backwaters and the islands — a small number of places we know deeply rather than thinly across the whole country.

12
Handpicked stays
40+
Local partners & guides
100%
Custom-built itineraries
Our story
Pravaah creates journeys around places, people, culture and experiences — giving you the freedom to explore while we take care of the details.
We are a small studio of travellers, drivers, cooks, guides and hosts who have spent years on these roads. We plan the kind of trip we would want for ourselves: unhurried mornings, a route that makes sense, and people worth meeting at the other end.
Expeditions & experiences
Fully supported treks, 4x4 journeys and river expeditions — planned and led by people who know the ground.
Darma valley, Pithoragarh district
Five days from Haldwani into the Darma valley — village homestays in Dantu and a day on foot to Panchachuli Base Camp and Zero Point.
Gangotri to Haridwar
A multi-day journey following the Ganga from its source near Gangotri, through the Himalayan confluences, down to Rishikesh and Haridwar.
Shivpuri to Rishikesh, Ganga
A guided white water run down the Ganga from Shivpuri to Rishikesh — named rapids, a cliff-jump stop and a riverside camp if you want to stay the night.
Why Pravaah
No queues, no generic packages — just people who know these roads and plan like it matters.
Trips designed around meaningful experiences rather than generic itineraries — the walk, the meal and the morning that make a place stay with you.
Discover places through people who know them best. Every journey is built with guides and hosts who actually live there.
Travel plans that adapt to you. Shift a day, add a detour, slow the pace down — the itinerary belongs to you, not to us.
Real people available when you need help. One number, one team, from the first question to the last mile home.
How it works
Tell us where you want to go — or just the kind of trip you are after. We will suggest the regions and seasons that fit.
We shape the journey around your pace, budget and interests, then refine it with you until the plan feels right.
Pack your bags. Transfers, stays, guides and permits are handled, and our team stays reachable through the trip.
Journals
Guides, seasons and the practical detail we would want before booking a trip ourselves.
Destination Guides
Beyond the standard Srinagar–Gulmarg–Pahalgam loop: the meadows, workshops and roads that make a week in the valley feel like a month.
· 7 min read
Destination Guides
How to sequence the cities, when to visit the forts, and the one decision that makes the biggest difference to a first Rajasthan trip.
· 6 min read
Destination Guides
A month-by-month look at the passes, the rain and the snow — and why the right answer depends entirely on which Himachal you mean.
· 5 min read
In their words
“They pushed our Munsiyari leg back a day so we could stay longer in Hartola, and nobody made it feel like a favour. The orchard homestay was the part we still talk about.”
“We were nervous about travelling with a two-year-old. Short drives, a ground-floor room in Gulmarg and a driver who was endlessly patient — it was all handled before we thought to ask.”
“Nine days, two homestays and one closed pass they rerouted around overnight. Honest about what was possible, which is rarer than it should be.”
“The block-printing afternoon in Bagru was not something I would have found on my own. We reached Amber at opening and had the first courtyard entirely to ourselves.”