You’ll ride an ATV through Palampur’s tea gardens, forests, and orchards—guided all the way for safety and fun. It’s hands-on adventure with real Himachal flavor.
The first thing I noticed was the earthy smell—wet leaves and fresh tea blending together as we geared up for the ride. Our guide, Ajay, handed out helmets and gave us a quick rundown on handling the Sportsman 570. The track starts right by the edge of the tea gardens, where you can hear distant laughter from pickers and sometimes catch a whiff of chai brewing from a nearby stall. It’s not just about speed here; you’re weaving through narrow paths with soft mud under your wheels and sunlight flickering through tall trees.
After a few gentle turns, things get interesting. The trail dips down towards a little stream—if you go early morning, there’s often mist hanging low over the water. We bumped over roots and tackled a couple of sharp bends that made my heart race (in a good way). There’s this one spot where you climb up past an old fruit orchard—the apples weren’t in season when we went, but you could still smell something sweet in the air. By the time we reached the top of the slope, I had mud on my jeans and a huge grin on my face. The Dhauladhar peaks peeked out behind us, quiet and steady while we caught our breath.
Yes, it’s beginner-friendly. Guides give clear instructions before you start and stay with you along the route.
Kids can ride as passengers with adults. Small children can use prams or strollers around the area but not on ATVs themselves.
Wear comfy clothes you don’t mind getting dirty—jeans or track pants work well. Closed shoes are best for safety.
It’s best to book ahead during weekends or holidays since spots fill up quickly.
Your fee covers all safety gear, taxes, guide service, and your full ATV ride experience. Drinking water is available onsite too—just ask if you need more info or help during your visit.
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