Pure Grit. Pure Adventure.
Bikat means difficult. But with us, that’s not a warning—it’s a promise. Of stories worth telling. Of adventures worth chasing.
Pure Grit. Pure Adventure.
Bikat means difficult. But with us, that’s not a warning—it’s a promise. Of stories worth telling. Of adventures worth chasing.

| Face Code | Name | Location | Height | Grade | Level | Brief |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MS 5 | Right Edge | Damdama | 60 feet | 5.6 | Beginner | A brilliant face for beginners, with biggest advantage being the height. Its neither too difficult nor too easy. |
| OW 3 | Don’t Care Two Hoots | Damdama | 50 feet | 5.8 | Intermediate | "An excellent face route, takes the center line" - M S Soin (1982) |
| N 3 | Kathakali | Dhauj | 55 feet | 5.6 | Beginner | A saping grows at the bottem of this climb to it and mantelshelf above has exposed moves on small but good holds |
| N 4 | Bharat Natyam | Dhauj | 65 feet | 5.7+ | Beginner | Interesting moves, sustained route |
| P 12 | Talwar | Dhauj | 50 feet | 5.6+R | Beginner | A very popular route, climb the face to the ledge ant through the writing on the rock positive but small holds. The climb the dedicated to the late Vijay Talwar who had died in a bus accident enroute to a mountaineering expedition. |
| P 8 | Hysteria with a stengun | Dhauj | 5.10 a | Advance | A clasic; the roof with crack and above take the face, excellent moves and quality. | |
| MS 10 | Cenotaph | Damdama | 35 feet | 5.7 R | Beginner | "A suberb corner classic line" - R Chambers (1982) |
| TT 1 | Terrier Tooth | Damdama | 30 feet | Intermediate | "A classic, very enjoyable route. Has a preplaced rusted piton on the face" RK Dutta, RJ Honey, MS Soin | |
| H 1 | Rhythm & Arrogance | Dhauj | 20 feet | 5.1 | Advance | a small roof on left end to the crag. Start under under the roof and climb through the roof (crack ). Has good energetic moves. |
| H 2 | aristocart | Dhauj | 20 feet | 5.8 | Intermediate | boulder with a thin crack on the top left edge of the crag. Good protection, clean moves |
| H 3 | pehensile | Dhauj | 40 feet | 5.7 | Beginner | a surprisingly strenuous crack line near the edge of the crg. An awkwaard start. |
| H 3 a | variation | Dhauj | 45 feet | 5.8 | Intermediate | intead of finishing on the left finish on the right. |
| H 4 | Rakshasha | Dhauj | 60 feet | 5.9 R | Intermediate | Consistently exacting with a fine finishing problem. Small nuts for protection, and big balls for attemping the climb. |
| H 5 | Hairy | Dhauj | 80 feet | 5.6 | Beginner | The traverse is worth experiencing. Start near the right edge of the left hand crag. Climb up In to the recess from the Neem tree and make for the uper |
| H 6 | Bajrangs Belly | Dhauj | 60 feet | 5.5 | Beginner | start round the corner of the right hand end of Hanuman a and climb straight up the grey rocks and through the middle of the top over hang ther crux. |
| H 7 | Monckey puzzle | Dhauj | 60 feet | 5.5 | Beginner | start up an easy crack the bottom left hand side of the right hand crag. This leads up under asmall over hang which is turned awkwardly on the left, one option being a swivel jam. A modest stainrcase near the edge completes the climb. |
| H8 | Powerful tail lights | Dhauj | 65 feet | 5.3 | Beginner | this takes the natural easiest line. |
| Hanuman Light | Dhauj | 60 feet | 5.4 | Beginner | start in the centre left of the right hand crag. After a steep and difficult start, angle up right ( loose block to be removed ) to move out in to fine position for a final exposed section. | |
| G 1 | tusker baridi sana | Dhauj | 80 feet | 5.9 R | Intermediate | climb the left trunk to a chockstone with a razor edge. Strenuous . Jaming leads to the crux with a high step up . Led after many falls |
| G 2 | Trunk Right | Dhauj | 80 feet | 5.4 | Beginner | |
| G 3 | Hotel Palace | Dhauj | 80 feet | 5.1 R | Intermediate | a classic test piece, very intimidating. |
| G 4 | Motel | Dhauj | 80 feet | 5.1 | Intermediate | |
| N 5 | Polka | Dhauj | 70 feet | 5.7 | Beginner | The ent of the crag, facing the plain is at an easier angle, difficulties st half height. |
Bikat Adventures has always believed in growing as a community of adventure enthusiasts and takes pride in the people who have been on expeditions with us. We believe in establishing a personal connect with all our participants and our secretly famous ‘After trek or expedition parties’ are a testimony to our Endeavour in this area. With Bikat Adventures growing by the day into a larger organization, we feel grateful towards this “Bikat Community” who has been a significant reason behind our success and growth. Here’s launching the Membership and Loyalty program targeted at the Bikat Community…
The purpose of this membership plan is not to lure you into something but just as a gesture of Thanks. Here are the questions that you need answers for:
Who is eligible for the memberships?
When you say days on expedition, Are all your events called expedition or is there any criteria for that?
How would the expedition days be counted? Would the travel time also be included?
How many types of memberships do you have?
What are the various benefits attached to memberships?
What is an Inaugural Voucher?
With every new invitation for membership, we give you a discount voucher worth INR 2000 (Inaugural Voucher) that can be redeemed in any of our expeditions within a period of 6 months from the date of completion of most recent expedition. The idea is to help more and more people in using this voucher without damaging parity between prompt and occasional users. So, the validity shall be extended whenever it expires with a deduction of 10% for another 6 months. Like this, the voucher actually never expires but incentivizes those who are frequent explorers.
The deduction would be 10% for every elapsed period of 6 months from last date of the most recently completed trek. For eg. In case your inaugural voucher worth INR 2000/- is expiring on 4th July 2016 and last time you completed a trek with us was from 1st January till 3rd January 2016, then the voucher would be extended with a deduction of 20% of the present value of the voucher i.e. INR 400/- and a new voucher worth INR 1600, valid till 3rd January 2017.
Please note that this extension policy is valid only for Inaugural vouchers and not for any other voucher whatsoever.
How do I Accumulate Discounts each time I trek?
Basic Member (10%) || Summiter Member (15%) || Leader Member (20%)
Please note that the booking vouchers, as explained above are, are generated on the amount paid by a member for him/herself. In case you are making a group booking from your ID, then you would get the booking voucher only for your own amount and not the others who are part of the booking.
Can I also gift or transfer a voucher to one of my friends?
How do I earn more using Referrals?
Is there any condition for referrals?
When would any voucher become active for me? At the time of booking or after the expedition?
How is longer validity at different levels of Membership a benefit?
I need to know more about Bikat Vouchers. What should I do?
What should I do if I am facing other issues related to membership?
What is the Process to apply for membership?
Although we have foolproof processes to upgrade your membership plans but in case you feel we missed you, do write to us a strong mail at info@bikatadventures.com with details listed above (Name, email, etc.) along with details of the expeditions that you have done with us. We assure you to reply within 2 working days.
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