No. The training grounds are solely for training and are not recreational offroad grounds where anyone can enter and offroad. From time to time we do open up for open track days but that is a ticketed event with prior intimation and supervision.

When we train people from industry, they need to give a written and practical exam as well as per their training needs. Recreational offroaders are only given a participation certificate. Due to demand from folks who want to test themselves we introduced the certificate to everyone as an optional exam. The Skill certificate exam happens at the end of your course and consists of a written and theory exam. The syllabus is from what was taught to you and you need to score 80% in practicals and 70% in theory exams to earn this certificate. It's easy as long as you follow common sense and safety protocols. Having said that, not everyone one passes!

At the current state, the 2WD cars can only go on the main trail and that too in the dry season only. We are looking at possibly adding a 2WD track in the future.

No. Currently we do not offer any kind of vehicle or personal insurance and the course is entirely at your own risk. You need to sign an indemnity and release form before the course.

We do not provide any vehicle on rent at the moment. You may rent one from outside agencies ilke Zoomcar, etc

Yes, you may bring along someone else for the field day, but your friend would have to pay for the field training class. However, your friend would not be eligible for taking examinations.

It gets hot in the day even in winter time during the on field classes. We don't recomment children below 12 years to accompany you.

Pets are always welcome provided they are friendly, can take the heat and are supervised at all times. If there are any participatns who are scared of animals, we will request you to put them on leash at all times. Pets may be asked to be kept out the vehicle during certain obstacles for safety reasons. Do remember: there are strays nearby who are territorial and fights may break out. Be adviced of the risk.

Your vehicle must have a working 4WD and must be road worthy with adequate life left in the tyres. Seat belts must be working and be there for all passengers. For vehicles without a B pillar, a minimum roll over bar must be present. For the wet season, minimum AT or MT tyres required. NO HT tyres.

Mobile and 4G connectivity is patchy at best and avaialble usually only on the main back bone trail. Reliance Jio works the best followed by Vodafore and Airtel.

Each course starts at 9:30 am and goes on till 5:30-6pm.

During the courses we usually have a working lunch. Either we carry packed lunch or go to a nearby dhaba for food. Tea/coffee is on the trail.Usually we have sandwiches and theplas. Any special requirements - you need to carry your own. Remember, this is offroad training in the wild, not a glamping experience. The food is for sustenance only.

There are no restrooms at the training grounds. However, there is access to clean restrooms at the Training Centre which is 3km from the grounds and where you usually report and the thoery sessions are held.