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The north east India is an excellent destination for adventure tourism. Its geographical diversity and pristine nature enables all tastes to be catered for. From the daunting Himalayan peaks in the north to the dense rain forests of Dooars, it is variety that is as bewildering as it is diverse.

The sheer thrill of trekking and pedaling along daunting mountain slopes, rafting along roaring river Tista, climbing glaciers or camping in the pristine jungles is to be experienced to be believed.

Then there is the serenity of horse safaris or a trip on the mountain bike. You can also take a trip among the age-old monasteries on a mission of rediscovering yourself.

Himalayan peaks and slopes, with its dense tropical forests providing diverse fauna and flora provides you with the most exciting of sports and adventure imaginable. These facilities are available almost round the year and at very affordable prices.

In summer the focus is on the mountains, with their salubrious climate and breathtaking views, in winter it is the huge rain forests that attract the adventure lovers although both these locations have their attractions in the other seasons as well.

You could always take time off from your trek to dip in the raging rapids of the Tista. Rafting here is safe yet sizzling. Nine to twelve rafters can sit in a raft which is a long inflatable rubber dinghy. The accessories include, life saving equipment, oars and sometimes a safety kayaker who follows the raft. more

Sample Tour - Rafting in Tista (WR1)

The main attraction of the summer months is trekking and camping. Trekkers with a reasonable degree of physical fitness, without any prior experience, can manage the altitude that ranges from 6000 to 16000 feet above sea level. The Himalayan foothills are ideal for jungle treks and camps throughout the year. more

Sample Treks
Sandakphu - Phalut (TK1) 10 days
Sandakphu (TK2) 6 days
Dzongri (TK3) 9 days
Goechala (TK4) 13 days

This is the best way to visit the region. Mountain Biking is fast catching up as one of the major adventure sports of the region. It gives the biker the freedom to reach the offbeat and uncharted places. naturebeyond has several package tours for mountain bikers. more

Sample Tours
Darjeeling - Sikkim long tour (MB1) 16 days
Darjeeling - Mirik (MB2) 8 days

Safaris can be on jeeps, on two wheelers or on horseback. Although jeep safari are more common, horse safaris and motorbike safaries are becoming more and more popular in parts of Darjeeling and Sikkim. You are taken through thickly wooded hills and colourful villages in these trips. more

Mountaineering is the ultimate challenging sport. The Himalayan state of Sikkim offers some of the best climbable mountains in the world. Climbing rocks is a most challenging task; some call it a vertical dance while others see it as the ultimate way to test yourself.