
Explore
responsibly
Treks, high-altitude expeditions and wild journeys from the Sahyadris to the Himalaya, Africa and the Caucasus, planned with care for the mountains and the people who live there.
Everest, Lhotse and Nuptse at sunset · upcoming
Everest Base Camp
21 Oct – 5 Nov 2026 · up to 5,545 m
View the itineraryWildHeartt was built on one idea, responsible exploration. The mountains always come first.
Explore with curiosity.
Prepare with care.
Travel with respect.
Learn from nature.
Support local communities.
Protect the places we visit.
Know when to move forward and when to turn back.
A summit is an achievement. Making the right call on the mountain matters just as much. Sometimes that means changing the plan, waiting out the weather, or turning around.
Upcoming departures
All treks and expeditionsFrom the Sahyadris to Kilimanjaro
It started on the forts and trails of Maharashtra. Today WildHeartt leads in five mountain regions on three continents.
Sahyadri adventures
75+ forts, monsoon hikes, nature trails and first treks for families and beginners.
Indian Himalaya
High passes, glacier lakes and remote trails across Uttarakhand, Himachal, Sikkim and Ladakh.
Nepal Himalaya
Everest Base Camp, the Annapurna and Manaslu circuits, and the villages along the way.
Africa
Kilimanjaro, Mt Kenya and Mt Meru, with safaris in the Masai Mara and the Serengeti.
Europe & the Caucasus
Mt Elbrus and village-to-village hiking in Kazbegi and Svaneti, Georgia.
Ways to go with us
Fixed-departure treks and expeditions
Small groups on Himalayan, Nepal, African and Caucasus trails, with dates published in advance.
Schools and colleges
Outdoor learning programmes, adventure clubs, camping skills and environmental education.
Corporate programmes
Team building, leadership and problem-solving experiences built around time outdoors.
Private and family journeys
Custom treks and tailor-made trips in India and abroad, planned around your group.
What we won't compromise on
Adventure should not cost the mountains, the people who live there, or anyone's safety. These eight ideas shape every itinerary we write.
Safety and preparation
Fitness, acclimatisation, qualified leadership, the right equipment and a plan for emergencies on every trip.
Responsible trekking
We respect the trail, the people who live along it, and the limits of everyone in the group.
Local communities
Local guides, porters, homestays and drivers, so the region benefits from the people who visit.
Outdoor education
Learn the geography, ecology, culture and natural history of the places you walk through.
Sustainable travel
Less waste, less avoidable impact, and more thought about what we leave behind.
Wildlife and conservation
Watch wildlife with respect, and understand the ecosystems that keep it alive.
Meaningful experiences
Learning, discovery and connection matter more to us than speed or competition.
Responsible exploration
Conscious decisions before, during and after every adventure, from a Sahyadri hike to a Himalayan summit.
Recently completed
Groups we've already taken up this year. Ask us when these run again.
Where do you want to stand next?
Tell us about your experience and fitness, and we'll help you pick a trek that suits you, with honest advice on preparation.










