three times the action

rishikesh

Spend eight days in a secluded jungle camp in Rishikesh. Take in the fresh, pine air and share a campsite with moths, beetles, centipedes and lots of birds—far, far from the city lights. Raft harder and kayak faster through the swift, gushing waters of the Ganga. Back on land there's the ultimate ropes course—be the first to complete it (no one has so far!).

Eligibility 14-17 years olds
Season March to July
Location Rishikesh Campus, Uttarakhand
Accommodation Tents
Duration 8 Days
Travel Luxury AC bus
Tour package cost ₹ 59,900 Inclusive of all taxes
INSTRUCTOR TO CHILD RATIO 1:6
ON EACH PROGRAM female instructors
ON CAMPUS emergency vehicle
ON CAMPUS doctor on duty
CERTIFIED rafting experts

Whitewater to Highwire

Triple Trouble combines white water rafting on the Ganga, a kayaking expedition, and a high ropes course into eight action-packed days. Rafting progresses from initial sections to flip drills and self-rescue, while the ropes course moves from low to high elements. Kayaking builds from introductory paddling to a multi-day expedition through the remote upper Ganga gorge to Kaudiyala. A village visit, Talent Night, and a final debrief session complete the program.

Whitewater to Highwire
Whitewater to Highwire
Whitewater to Highwire
Whitewater to Highwire
Whitewater to Highwire

Safety & Care

Safety is carefully layered into every activity. A 1:6 adult-to-participant ratio is maintained, with at least one female instructor per ten female participants. For water activities, highly trained instructors from specialist provider Aquaterra ensure safety on the river. Equipment meets the highest quality standards and is regularly audited. A resident doctor, emergency vehicle, and wilderness first aid expert are present throughout. The nearest hospital is 28 kilometres away in Rishikesh.

Safety & Care
Safety & Care
Safety & Care
Safety & Care

in-TENT-ionally basic

During expedition nights, participants pitch their own tents on the riverbank, with portable toilets for privacy. On the Aquaterra campus, participants stay in large comfortable tents in self-selected groups of three, with the opportunity to choose their own tent mates, helping them feel more comfortable while strengthening existing friendships, and with separate areas and washrooms for boys and girls. Campus staff maintain facilities, while campers are expected to keep their own spaces tidy, reinforcing community living values.

in-TENT-ionally basic
in-TENT-ionally basic
in-TENT-ionally basic
in-TENT-ionally basic

Fueled for Adventure

 On campus, the kitchen serves wholesome, primarily vegetarian meals with non-vegetarian options three to four times during the program, and Jain food on request. Seasonal fruits, snacks, and refreshments keep energy levels steady, with instructors monitoring eating and hydration throughout. During overnight expedition sections, participants cook and clean for themselves, building resource management and teamwork.

Fueled for Adventure
Fueled for Adventure
Fueled for Adventure
Fueled for Adventure

Travel Details

Delhi participants depart from Terminal 1 bus parking at 6:00 AM, with a reporting time of 5:00 AM, returning by 10:00 PM on the final day. Dehradun participants depart at 2:30 PM. The camp is approximately 300 kilometres from Delhi and 60 kilometres from Dehradun. Outstation participants fly into Dehradun Airport, with Inme arranging transfers. Families should book refundable or cancellable flights and confirm timings with the team. All travel is overseen by a dedicated Inme travel team, ensuring supervision, coordination, and support for campers throughout the journey.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The camp is moderately to highly demanding, with a mix of rafting, kayaking, and ropes activities. However, it is designed with guided progression, rest periods, and instructor support, allowing children to build stamina and participate comfortably.

Basic comfort in water is helpful, but advanced swimming skills are not required. Children are equipped with life jackets at all times, and instructors guide them through safety techniques before entering the river.

Activities are conducted by trained river guides and instructors, with children always in supervised groups. Safety briefings, proper gear, and carefully selected river sections ensure a controlled and safe experience throughout.