The packages generally cover your stay in luxurious properties or camps as per the specific itinerary, and transfers via a Deluxe push-back traveler or SUV. You also get a set meal plan (typically 4 to 6 meals consisting of breakfast and dinner), sightseeing and a dedicated tour coordinator. Standard fees like tolls, parking, and taxes are also included.

The trip cost does not include: Lunch and any beverages or food outside the specified meal plan. Entry tickets to specific viewpoints or monuments. Adventure sports such as paragliding, river rafting, or skiing. Heaters at hotels, which are often available for an extra charge directly at the reception.

The trek from Jalori Pass can become slippery due to ice crusts. It is highly recommended to use trekking poles for stability and wear waterproof boots with a strong grip.

Snow is possible but not guaranteed inside the village in December. To find snow, you will likely need to take a day trip to higher elevations like Shoja or Jalori Pass.