We started with one jeep, one route and a stubborn idea about honest travel

Sabka Safar began in the foothills of Uttarakhand, running small Himalayan trips for friends of friends. The bookings grew, the fleet grew, but the rule stayed the same: never sell a hotel we haven't slept in, and never quote a price we'd be embarrassed to explain.

Today we plan journeys across nine destinations — Kashmir's houseboats, Ladakh's high passes, Kerala's backwaters, Rajasthan's forts, and further out to Bali and Thailand. Every itinerary is built by a person, not a template, and every trip has a named coordinator you can reach at 2am.

We're deliberately small. It means we can move fast when a road closes, upgrade a room when a couple mentions their anniversary, and actually remember your name when you come back next year.