Monarch International Travel Services in India specialize in white water rafting Rishikesh.

Surrounded by the Kullu Valley in the south, Ladakh in the north and Tibet in the east, the twin valleys of Lahaul and Spiti is a region of nature at its wildest. This land duplicates, possibly exceeds in many ways, the magical ambience of Leh, Nubra an d Zanskar valleys. This region remains cut off from the rest of the world for much of the year. Apart from geographical barriers, this area was closed, till recently, to visitors because of military and political reasons. These valleys encompass glaciers, high ridges, broad valleys, pastures and has a minimum elevation exceeding 3000m. This area is more of a high altitude cold desert dotted with famous monasteries, villages like little green oasis in a stark, brown and dry landscape, miles of rolling pastures, 6000m peaks and swollen rivers which turn into mere trickles in winter. Between the Shivaliks and the Greater Himalayas is found another of India's last unexplored posts, Kinnaur. Situated on the Old World trade route, its only link with the outside world is by way of the Hindustan -Tibet road through Shimla.