Gulmarg Ski & Snowboarding Course
Gulmarg boasts some of the deepest dry powder snow in Asia. Our structured 7-day curriculum takes you from basic stance, snowplow, and edge control to confident carving, slope navigation, and gondola phase runs.
The Alpine Spirit of Gulmarg Ski & Snowboarding Course
Gulmarg boasts some of the deepest dry powder snow in Asia. Our structured 7-day curriculum takes you from basic stance, snowplow, and edge control to confident carving, slope navigation, and gondola phase runs.
Professional 7-day ski and snowboard training in Gulmarg with certified instructors and gear included.
Expedition Highlights
360° Glacial Amphitheatre
Wake up inside the high basin encircled by Annapurna I (8,091m), Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Fishtail.
Sacred Fishtail Gateways
Spectacular up-close views of unclimbed Machhapuchhre (6,993m) from Machhapuchhre Base Camp at 3,700m.
Natural Hot Springs at Jhinu
Post-trek therapeutic dip in natural geothermal mineral springs beside the rushing Modi Khola river.
Twice-Daily Medical Logs
Mandatory SpO2 blood saturation & resting pulse monitoring with Lake Louise AMS score index.
Small-Batch Group Intimacy
Strictly limited to 8–10 trekkers per departure, with 1 guide per 4 trekkers for individual pacing.
Verified Teahouses & Hot Meals
Guaranteed clean twin-sharing lodge beds and full-board hearty mountain meals on all trekking days.
Elevation Progression (800 m → 4000 m)
7 Days Itinerary
What is Included & What is Not
- 2 nights verified Pokhara hotel accommodation (Day 1 & Day 6 on twin sharing)
- 4 nights authentic mountain teahouse / lodge accommodation during the trek
- Full-board mountain meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Hot tea) on trekking days
- Private 4x4 mountain road transport: Pokhara to Jhinu roadhead and return
- ACAP (Annapurna Conservation Area Project) permits & TIMS card fees
- Licensed English/Hindi speaking mountain guide with high-altitude first aid certification
- Dedicated porter support (1 porter per 2 trekkers, max 12kg personal duffel)
- Daily medical safety checks (SpO2, resting heart rate, Lake Louise score)
- Group emergency medical kit including portable oxygen cylinder support
- Travel to/from Pokhara (flights/buses from Kathmandu or India)
- Nepal tourist entry visa fees (obtainable on arrival at Kathmandu / borders)
- Mandatory high-altitude travel insurance covering helicopter rescue up to 4,500m
- Personal expenses: hot showers, electronic device charging, Wi-Fi at teahouses
- Bottled mineral water, alcoholic beverages, aerated soft drinks, and specialty coffee
- Personal trekking gear (down jacket, trekking boots, trekking poles, daypack)
- Optional guide & porter gratuities / tips for exemplary field service
High-Altitude Wilderness & Medical Standards
Ascending into high Himalayan terrain demands disciplined protocols. Every Peak Core India team is managed under strict mountaineering risk mitigations.
Twice-Daily SpO2 & Pulse Logs
Lead guides record your resting blood oxygen saturation and pulse at 07:00 and 19:00 every day. We utilize the Lake Louise Acute Mountain Sickness scoring index to catch symptoms early.
Emergency Oxygen & Trauma Kit
Every team carries portable high-pressure medical oxygen cylinders, pulse oximeters, and comprehensive high-altitude trauma kits with Gamow bag protocols and acclimatization medications.
24/7 Helicopter Evacuation Dispatch
Direct satellite and cellular coordination with authorized emergency air ambulance services in Pokhara & Kathmandu for immediate helicopter evacuation when deemed medically necessary.
Select Your 2026–2027 Himalayan Departure
All departures are guaranteed small-batch expeditions capped at 8–10 trekkers. Reserve your slot today with an advance permit deposit of ₹10,000 per seat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about preparation, teahouse lodges, permits, and acclimatization.