It started with a love for the mountains. It became a dream to bring people together.
Between The Peaks was born from a simple belief — travel is about more than just reaching a destination.
The mountains have a way of slowing life down. They take us away from the noise, the routine and the rush, and bring us closer to what really matters — experiences, conversations, and the people we meet along the way.
Because sometimes, the best part of a journey isn't the place you reach.
It's the person you meet on the trail.
The conversation you have at a mountain lodge.
The laughter after a long day of walking.
The silence you share while watching the mountains.
These moments became the inspiration behind Between The Peaks.
We wanted to create a travel community where people could explore the Himalayas at their own pace, experience places beyond the usual routes, and most importantly, meet people who share the same love for mountains and meaningful journeys.
The name Between The Peaks represents everything that happens between the destinations — the people, the stories, the unexpected moments and the memories that make a journey worth remembering.
How It Began
Founded in 2026 by Rishab Jaiswal, Between The Peaks started with a vision to build something beyond a conventional travel company.
The idea was simple: create journeys that feel personal, unhurried and meaningful.
Our first community trek to Annapurna Base Camp brought this idea to life. People who began the journey as strangers walked together through the Himalayas and returned with stories, memories and connections that went far beyond the trail.
That journey became more than just our first trek.
It became the beginning of a community.
What We Believe
Travel shouldn't feel rushed.
We believe the best journeys leave space for spontaneity, conversations and moments that aren't written on an itinerary.
The best stories aren't always at the destination.
Sometimes, they happen somewhere between the first step and the final summit.
Mountains bring people closer.
Different backgrounds, different cities, different stories — but on the trail, everyone walks together.
