Miya Adventures Reviews

I was a bit disappointed. It wasn’t terrible or anything, but for what I paid, I expected a lot more. A few parts felt basic, and it just didn’t feel like good value overall. I’d probably only consider it again if the price was much lower.

I don’t know… the site just made me feel a bit uneasy. I was hoping to book, but there wasn’t enough clear information for me to feel confident or safe going through with it. It didn’t really come across as trustworthy, so I ended up backing out.

I booked through miyaradventures.com and ran into a problem with my trip details. I was in a good mood at first and thought it would be something they could fix quickly.

They took a while to reply, and when they did, it was mostly just them saying they would check. Nothing actually changed, so I kept having to follow up, which got frustrating fast.

By the end, the issue still was not properly fixed, and it felt like they were just hoping I would stop asking. I would not book with them again.

The weird part is, it was rated like it wouldn’t be that hard, but it ended up being much tougher than I expected. Definitely felt like the difficulty level was way off...

I really wanted to like it, but I just didn’t have the best experience. I ran into a few issues here and there, like things not working the way I expected, having to try stuff more than once, and feeling like I was spending extra time figuring things out instead of just using it. Support did respond eventually, but it felt a bit slow, especially when I was already frustrated. Maybe it works better for other people, like if you’re more patient, or don’t run into the same glitches, or don’t need quick help, but for me it just wasn’t great overall

I went on this trip with a group, and it was more stressful than enjoyable. Plans kept changing, people didn’t always know where to go or what was happening next, and the guide didn’t do a great job keeping everyone together. I was expecting much clearer instructions throughout, especially for a group activity. It just felt poorly managed and wasn’t really worth it for us

The site looks fine overall, but uh, the trek info felt a bit too basic for Himachal. I was hoping for more local route tips, weather change updates, and transport details. In the end, I still had to ask people around myself.

Our trip kind of got thrown off because of the weather, and it felt like their whole plan was basically just to wait around and see what happened. Things seemed a bit unorganized, updates were limited, and there wasn’t really a clear backup plan or anything.

The trip felt kind of chaotic right from the beginning. The schedule kept shifting, nobody seemed to be giving clear updates, and we spent a lot of time just trying to figure out what was happening next. The guides were okay, actually, they were probably the best part, but the overall organization was messy and stressful. I really wanted to enjoy it, but yeah, I wouldn’t book again.

The trip itself was fine overall, but the guide just didn’t come across very professional. He showed up late, and I kept noticing little things, like him checking his phone every few minutes and giving instructions really quickly, almost like he wanted to get through them as fast as possible.
For a paid adventure tour, I expected a bit more attention and care, especially with the safety details. It wasn’t a terrible experience, and there were some nice moments, but those small things added up for me. I probably wouldn’t book it again.

I was disappointed with the equipment. A lot of it felt worn out, the straps were loose, and a few things looked like they’d been sitting around forever. It made me wonder if they’re just trying to squeeze more money out of old gear instead of properly replacing or checking it. For what they charge, I expected something in much better shape. I wouldn’t book again unless they upgrade their equipment.

Miyar Valley is stunning, and I’m glad I got to see it. But the whole planning side of the trip felt messy. The route, stay details, and timings were never very clear, and I felt like I had to keep asking the same things again and again. What annoyed me most was that it felt like the goalposts kept moving — one plan would be mentioned, then later it would change or become vague. The food was fine and the guides were friendly, so it wasn’t all bad. But for the price, I expected things to be a lot more organised. Great place, but the service definitely needs work

I mean, the trip itself was okay, but the info beforehand was, like, not really clear enough. I felt like I was missing a lot of details before we left, so I was kind of unsure what to expect

I booked with Miyar Adventures, and the customer service was a bit frustrating. I wasn’t expecting it to be so hard to get clear answers, but replies took a while and I had to repeat the same questions more than once.
The trip details did come together in the end, so it wasn’t a total disaster, but the whole back and forth added a lot of unnecessary stress. When you’re trying to plan something fun, you really don’t want to be chasing people for basic info.

Overall, it wasn’t the worst experience, but it definitely left me feeling a little annoyed. I probably wouldn’t book with them again unless they improve their support and make the process smoother.

To be fair, I get that delays can happen, but the pickup was way later than expected and no one kept us updated. We were just left waiting without any clear info, which was frustrating.

This adventure felt poorly planned and rushed from the start. The guide was fine, but the overall experience just wasn’t very exciting, and at times it didn’t feel as safe or organized as it should have. A lot of the issues seemed totally preventable with better planning. For the price, I expected much better. I wouldn’t book it again.

I waited a lot longer than I expected to hear back, and after it happened more than once, I started assuming that replies were just going to take a while. It made planning feel more stressful than it needed to be.

I booked this because I’m usually drawn to more low-key, local experiences when I travel, so maybe my expectations were a bit specific. The guide was friendly enough, but the whole thing felt staged to me, like it was set up more for tourists to take photos than to actually understand the culture. A few parts also felt rushed, and I didn’t come away feeling like anything was explained in much depth. If you’re mainly looking for some nice pictures, it might be fine, but personally I was hoping for something that felt more genuine.

I went on one of their training trips and came away feeling kind of underwhelmed. The spot itself was really nice, the instruction just felt rushed and not super clear, especially for someone like me who is still trying to learn.

Some of the guides were friendly enough, but I didn’t get much one-on-one feedback and found myself asking the same questions more than once. For what it cost, I was expecting more actual teaching instead of mostly just following along and trying to figure things out on my own

I ended up waiting around forever, and the trip started way later than it was supposed to. It just felt unorganized overall