Zanskar and Kala Pari expedition covers side by side
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North & Beyond

Editorial design · Itinerary system

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The problem

North & Beyond runs a new expedition every few weeks — Zanskar, then Kala Pari, then whatever comes after. Each one needed its own itinerary, and there was no repeatable way to produce one.

What clients received was a plain word-processor document: unformatted, inconsistent from trip to trip, and not what a booking at this price should feel like before it has even started.

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The approach

One template, not one document. A disciplined serif and small-caps system, a cinematic cover per expedition, an altitude profile and a hand-drawn route map for the terrain, honest inclusion tables, and a cancellation policy laid out without shame.

Every field the North & Beyond team needs to change for a new departure — dates, route, price, group size — sits in the same place on the page, every time.

Four interior spreads from the itinerary systemAltitude profile from the Kala Pari itinerary
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Social / Instagram

The expedition story continues beyond the itinerary — translated into a visual language designed for social.

Instagram carousel slide — "Why Kalapari?" over a hiker facing a glacier
Instagram carousel cover slide — Kalapari Lake Expedition, with Leo
Instagram carousel slide — "Is this expedition for you?" over a turquoise glacial lake

North & Beyond

Instagram carousel · 2026

See the carousel on Instagram
Instagram carousel slide — trek essentials at a glance
Instagram carousel slide — the eight-stage route
Instagram carousel slide — a quote over a campsite photo
Instagram carousel slide — reservations open, call to action
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One visual language

The same serif system, the same restraint, the same palette — whether someone is holding the printed pack, reading the PDF, or swiping through a carousel before they have even messaged.

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The result

Two expedition documents — Zanskar and Kala Pari — built on one template the team refills for every departure, with no design work needed in between.

Print, PDF and Instagram now read as one studio, not three separate efforts stitched together after the fact.