Every Portable Camping Stove at The Adventure Hut — The Complete List
Multi-Fuel & Liquid Fuel Stoves (For Serious Expeditions)
BRS-8A Multi Fuel Portable Camping StoveSale
Runs on petrol, kerosene, or standard gas canisters — built for high-altitude treks and multi-day expeditions where fuel type can't be guaranteed. Foldable, compact, and genuinely dependable in the cold.
View Stove →Portable Multi-Fuel Camping Stove with Fuel Bottle — BRS-8Sale
Comes complete with its own fuel bottle and a foldable stainless steel frame. Built for backpackers and survivalists who need a stove that just doesn't quit — mountains, base camp, or emergency prep.
View Stove →The Adventure Hut Stove — Campsor 9 Multi-Fuel Camping StoveSale
Our in-house pick. Runs on petrol or gas canisters, and the kit includes a 1L fuel bottle, aluminium windscreen, fuel pump, and spare O-rings for field repairs. A serious backcountry cooking companion for trekking and mountaineering.
View Stove →Portable Multi-Fuel Stove for Outdoor Cooking (TK-4849)
Aluminium alloy build for petrol, kerosene, or alcohol-based liquid fuel, with a sealing ring in the bottle plug to prevent leakage. Lightweight and durable for extended trekking use.
View Stove →Outdoor Mini One-Piece Liquid Fuel Gasoline Stove BurnerSold Out
A compact one-piece gasoline burner for solo trekkers who want liquid-fuel reliability without the bulk. Currently out of stock — check back or ask us in-store for restock timing.
View Stove →BRS 7 Camping Oil Stove — Super-Power Gasoline Stove Cooker
The most powerful liquid-fuel stove in our range. Built for serious base-camp cooking where you need consistent high heat output regardless of altitude or temperature.
View Stove →Dual-Fuel & Butane-Propane Stoves
Portable Dual Fuel Camping Gas Stove (3.5kW) — Butane & LPG
Switches between butane and LPG, so you're never stuck if one fuel isn't available at your trekking base. 3.5kW output handles everything from chai to full meals.
View Stove →BRS-71A Portable Outdoor Camping Stove — Butagas & LPG, 9800W
Near-industrial output at 9800W. Overkill for a solo trek, but exactly what you want for group camping where you're cooking for a full crew.
View Stove →12000 BTU Portable LPG & Butane Camping Stove with Carry Case
A solid mid-power dual-fuel option that comes with its own carry case — good middle ground between a compact solo stove and the bigger multi-burner setups below.
View Stove →5000W Infrared Camping Gas Stove — Windproof, Butane & Propane
Infrared burner technology gives more even heat distribution than a standard open flame, plus the windproof design holds up well on exposed ridgelines and riverbanks.
View Stove →Portable Camping Stove — 5 Burner Windproof, Propane & Butane
Five burners, windproof design, and it supports both fuel types. Whether you're camping in the Himalayas, biking through Ladakh, or trekking close to Nagpur, this one is built for reliability in rough conditions.
View Stove →Camping Stove — Portable Propane Butane Stove with Auto IgnitionSale
Auto-ignition and a stable, wind-guarded base make this one genuinely beginner-friendly. Great pick for your first picnic-and-camping stove.
View Stove →Multi-Burner Stoves (For Group Camping)
Portable 4 Burner Camping Gas Stove with Braided Hose & Butane Converter
Four adjustable burners on one stainless steel platform, complete with a braided gas hose and butane converter. Built for feeding a full group at basecamp, not just one hungry trekker.
View Stove →Portable Camping Gas Stove — 6000W Multi-Flame 5 Burner, Butane & Propane
Five burners and 6000W of output for large group camps, NCC training camps, or events where you're cooking in volume.
View Stove →4-Burner Disc Camping Stove — High Power, Foldable Supports & Carry Case
A disc-style four-burner setup with foldable supports and its own carry case — packs down smaller than you'd expect for how much cooking capacity it offers.
View Stove →Single-Burner Windproof Gas Stoves (Most Popular for Trekking)
Portable Camping Stove 11000W — Windproof Backpacking Gas Stove with Piezo Ignition & EVA Case
High-output single burner with piezo push-button ignition and a proper EVA storage case — a serious performer for backpackers who still want a compact footprint.
View Stove →Portable Camping Stove TK-5026 — Butane Trekking Stove
Foldable pot supports and a wide base keep this one steady on uneven terrain — a dependable choice for weekend treks and bike-camping trips.
View Stove →Outdoor 4200W Camping Gas Stove — Windproof Folding Stove
Solid mid-power windproof folding stove for hiking, picnics, and general outdoor cooking — a reliable all-rounder.
View Stove →Portable Cartridge Gas Stove for Outdoor Use (Tozk)
2800W single-burner stove in a compact 20x20x9cm footprint with its own carry case. Cooks comfortably for one or two people — good for solo and duo trekking.
View Stove →Portable Backpacking Stove Burner — 3500W WindproofSale
3500W of power with a piezoelectric ignition pot stove design, plus a camping gas converter and protective shell in the box — a strong budget-to-mid pick.
View Stove →Compact & Mini Stoves (Best for Solo Trekkers, Budget-Friendly)
Portable Collapsible Camp Stove for Outdoor
Collapses flat for the backpack, opens up into a stable cooking platform in seconds — no fuss, no extra parts to lose.
View Stove →Portable Foldable Mini Gas Stove — Compact & Lightweight
Boils 1000ml of water in about 4.5 minutes thanks to its rotary-flame burner. Aluminium alloy and stainless steel build supports cookware up to 20L — small stove, real capability.
View Stove →Portable Windproof Camping Stove — Foldable Mini Gas BurnerSale
Just 450g, with four-sided stainless steel windproof baffles and piezo ceramic ignition. Our most recommended entry-level stove for Indian trekking conditions — folds flat, fits any pack, handles NCC camps and day treks without complaint.
View Stove →Ultra-Light Folding Gas Stove — Stainless SteelSale
The lightest, cheapest stove in our entire range at just 379 rupees. Reliable for short camping trips, picnics, or as a backup stove tucked into your rucksack.
View Stove →Watch These Stoves in Action
A few clips from our own trekking and camping trials — real flames, real wind, real cook times.
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