Himalayan treks · Uttarakhand & Himachal
Find your next Himalayan trek.
Weekend summits, snow trails and high passes, planned around altitude, weather and small groups, with local people who know these mountains.
- Local trek leaders
- Small batches
- Alpine camping
- Uttarakhand & Himachal
Featured treks
Trek categories
Choose the trail that fits you.
Start with your fitness, available days or the season. Tap a category to see matching treks, then open any trek for its full itinerary.
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Easy Treks
Gentle gradients and shorter days, ideal for your first Himalayan trek. View treks
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Moderate Treks
Longer days and steadier climbs for trekkers with some fitness or experience. View treks
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Difficult Treks
High passes and long days that need prior experience and strong fitness. View treks.jpg?width=900)
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Weekend Treks
Two-to-three-day escapes with a summit or ridge camp included. View treks
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Snow Treks
Winter trails through snowy forests and white meadows. View treks
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High-Altitude Treks
Routes above about 4,000 m that need careful acclimatisation. View treksCategory photos: Wikimedia Commons contributors (CC licences; credit via each file page). Replace with your own photos before launch for best speed and branding.
Featured treks
Trails worth planning around.
A hand-picked mix of snow trails, weekend summits and high passes. Tap any card for its full itinerary.
All treks
Every trail, in one place.
Compare duration, distance, pickup and indicative price at a glance. Use the search panel above to narrow things down.
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All prices, durations, distances and altitudes are indicative sample figures, not confirmed offers. Our team confirms the final itinerary, inclusions and price for your batch. Photos: Wikimedia Commons contributors (credits in each trek's gallery).
Gallery
Moments from the mountains.
Trails, peaks, campsites, meadows and lakes from the routes on this page. Tap any photo to view it full-size.
Photos: Wikimedia Commons contributors under Creative Commons licences. Open any photo for its credit link. We recommend replacing these with your own trek photos over time.
Watch
See the mountains in motion.
Short films from the Himalaya. Press play on any video. Nothing plays automatically, and only one video plays at a time.
Facilities
What our treks can include.
These are the facilities we arrange across our treks. What's actually included depends on the trek and package you choose, and is always confirmed in writing before you pay.
Check a specific trek
Choose a trek to see the facility details listed for it.
Pickup & transport
Where your trek begins.
Each trek has its own pickup point, so not every trek starts from the same city. Below is where each trek's journey begins. Exact meeting points and reporting times are confirmed once your booking is confirmed.
Choose your trek
Pick a trek that suits your dates, fitness and season.
Check itinerary & pickup
Open the trek details to see its pickup point and day-by-day plan.
Send your enquiry
Share your dates and group size through the WhatsApp enquiry form.
We confirm the details
Our team confirms availability, price, departure point, reporting time and transport.
Get booking instructions
You receive the final itinerary and instructions before you travel.
Transport availability and vehicle type vary by trek and batch. If you're travelling to the start point yourself, let us know in your enquiry.
Difficulty guide
How hard is each trek?
Use this as a starting point when choosing. If you're unsure, tell us about your fitness and experience and we'll suggest options.
When to go
Every season has its trail.
Snow treks in winter, wildflowers in the monsoon, clear views in autumn. Choose a season to see suitable treks.
Months are approximate. The best time always depends on the specific route, that year's snow and rainfall, road conditions, and park or permit opening dates. Our team confirms what's open for your dates.
Stay & food
Where you'll sleep, what you'll eat.
Mountain stays are simple and practical. Here's what to expect. Each trek's itinerary lists the type of stay for every night.
Camping tents
On most trail nights you'll stay in shared tents at established campsites.
- Usually 2–3 people per tent (confirm)
- Sleeping bags and mats on camping routes
- Basic toilet tents, where set up
Photo: Triund campsite · Wikimedia Commons
High campsites
On longer treks, camps move higher each day, so expect colder nights and simpler facilities.
- Warm layers essential at night
- Water and toilets are basic
- Locations depend on weather and conditions
Photo: Dhanderas Thach, Rupin Pass · Wikimedia Commons
Homestays & guesthouses
At roadheads and villages (for example Sankri, Lohajung or Ghangaria), stays are usually in local guesthouses or homestays.
- Shared rooms on most packages (confirm)
- Hot water and electricity may be limited
- Some routes, like Valley of Flowers, use guesthouses only
Simple, warm mountain meals.
Where a package includes meals, food on trek days is usually simple, freshly cooked vegetarian food designed for energy at altitude. Tell us about dietary needs or allergies in your enquiry.
- BreakfastHot drinks with a filling breakfast before the day's walk.
- LunchPacked or hot lunch, depending on the day's route.
- EveningTea and a light snack after reaching camp.
- DinnerDal, rice, rotis, vegetables. Classic trail fuel.
Meal plans differ by trek and package. Travel days often aren't fully covered. Each trek's details and your confirmation message list what's included.
Prepare & pack
Your trek packing checklist.
Tick items off as you pack. Your progress is saved in this browser on your own device. Choose a trek to add items specific to that route.
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This is a general list. Gear needs vary by trek, season and weather, so always check the final list our team sends for your batch. If you take regular medication or have health conditions, speak to your doctor before a high-altitude trek.
Safety & responsibility
Trek safely. Leave it better.
Mountains reward patience and respect. These are the principles we ask every trekker to follow, for your safety and for the places and people we visit.
Follow your trek leader
Pace, rest stops, route changes and turn-around times are decided for the group's safety. Please follow them, even close to a summit.
Respect the weather
Mountain weather changes fast. Plans may shift, and summit or pass attempts are never guaranteed.
Stay with the group
Don't go ahead alone or leave the trail. Tell the team before stepping away, even briefly.
Carry your medication
Bring enough personal medicine for the whole trip plus spares, and tell the team about any health conditions before you book.
Be altitude-aware
Ascend gradually, drink water and rest well. Tell your trek leader early if you notice warning signs, and don't go higher with symptoms. Descending is the most reliable response if they get worse.
- Headache
- Nausea or loss of appetite
- Dizziness
- Breathlessness at rest
- Unusual tiredness
Leave no trace
Carry back all wrappers, bottles and wet wipes. Use the toilet tents or follow your leader's guidance. Never burn plastic.
Respect local communities
Ask before photographing people, dress modestly in villages and respect shrines and local customs.
Follow trail & park rules
Carry your permits and ID, stay on marked trails in protected areas, don't pick plants or flowers, and follow local rules on fires, camping and timings.
Please note: trekking in the Himalaya carries real risks from altitude, weather, terrain and remoteness. We plan carefully and carry a basic first-aid kit, but we cannot promise risk-free trekking or guarantee medical assistance. Many trails are hours or days from the nearest hospital, and mobile network is often unavailable. We recommend suitable travel insurance and a check-up with your doctor before high-altitude treks.
Why trek with us
Planned by people who walk these trails.
We keep things simple: local knowledge, small groups, and clear information before you commit.
How booking works
From idea to trailhead in five steps.
- Step 1
Choose a trek
Browse by difficulty, season, duration or pickup point.
- Step 2
Review its details
Check the itinerary, facilities, inclusions and indicative price.
- Step 3
Send an enquiry
Share dates and group size via WhatsApp.
- Step 4
Confirm availability & price
Our team confirms seats, final price, pickup and reporting time.
- Step 5
Get booking instructions
Receive payment details, packing list and travel instructions.
Trekker stories
What trekkers say.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Can't find what you need? Message us. We're happy to help you choose the right trek.
What is included in the trek package?
It depends on the trek and package. Typically it covers the trek leader and support staff, stays as per the itinerary, trek-day meals and camping equipment, but not always all of these. Open any trek's details to see its listed inclusions and exclusions. Your final inclusions are confirmed in writing before you pay.
Is transportation available?
Many treks offer shared transport from a listed pickup point, such as Dehradun, Rishikesh, Kathgodam or Manali. Each trek shows its own pickup point on its card and in its details. Vehicle type and timing are confirmed for your batch. If you're starting from another city, ask us whether a transfer can be arranged.
Where does the trek start?
Every trek has its own starting point (for example Sankri, Lohajung or Chopta) and pickup city, shown on the trek card and in the details. The exact meeting point and reporting time are shared once your booking is confirmed.
Can beginners join?
Yes. Easy treks such as Nag Tibba, Triund and Dayara Bugyal suit first-timers with basic fitness. See the difficulty guide for details. Difficult routes such as Rupin Pass or Pin Parvati need prior high-altitude experience. Tell us about your fitness and we'll suggest options.
What should I carry?
Good trekking shoes, layered warm clothing, rain gear, sun protection, water bottles, a headlamp, personal medicines and your original ID. Use our packing checklist, which adds items for your chosen trek. Our team also shares a final list for your batch.
Are meals and accommodation included?
On most packages, stays are tents at campsites and guesthouses or homestays at roadheads, and trek-day meals are often included. This varies by trek and package. Each day in the itinerary shows that night's stay. Travel-day meals are often not covered, and our team confirms everything before booking.
What happens if the weather changes?
Mountain weather is unpredictable. For safety, your trek leader may delay, shorten or change the route, and summit or pass attempts are never guaranteed. How any changes affect your plans is discussed with our team. Please ask about this before you book.
How can I enquire for a group?
Use the and enter your total number of travellers and preferred dates. Mention anything specific (a corporate group, school group, private batch or flexible dates) under additional requirements, and our team will reply on WhatsApp.
How do I confirm a booking?
Send an enquiry. Our team then confirms availability, final price, inclusions, pickup and reporting time with you on WhatsApp and shares booking and payment instructions. Your seat is confirmed only after our team confirms it with you. The website itself doesn't take bookings or payments.
How can I contact your team?
Message us on WhatsApp at +91 70375 63377, or use any "Enquire" button on this page. It opens WhatsApp with your details typed in, and you press Send.
Start planning
Your next adventure starts here.
Tell us your travel dates and group size, and we'll help you choose a trek that fits, then confirm the details on WhatsApp.
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Photo: Vishansar & Krishansar lakes · Wikimedia Commons