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Step up your mountaineering game by climbing this 6000+ m trekking peak. An enduring non technical climb for aspiring mountaineers and a great acclimatising option for pre 7000ers
Embark on this beautiful Shepard's trail through meadows, streams, wildflowers and numerous waterfalls gushing off of multiple rock faces as you walk from Kullu valley to Lahaul valley. An easy trek for beginners
One of the "Panch Kailash", The toughest pilgrimage treks in India, abode of lord Shiva. An enthralling altitude of 5000 meters, you walk through some challenging terrain through steep valleys
A 100km trail connecting the Pin and Parvati valleys in Himachal Pradesh. The trail goes through lush green meadows to a complete transformation of barren and majestic mountains
Raktisar is a 100km + trail which is also the source of the river Sainj. Mythology states that the demon 'Raktbeej' was slain through the hands of godess 'Kali', making it a mythological attraction as well.
Visit the source of the river Beas, originating where the Pir Panjal and the Dhauladar ranges of mountains meet. Nestled between Hanuman Tibba, Ladakhi and Friendship peak, it is a wonderful short trek
Embark on a Trans-Himalayan journey from Spiti to Ladakh. An an ancient trade route over the high pass of Parang La, a 100km journey through different landscapes culminating at the banks of Tso Moriri
Hike to one of the best winter trek destinations, the lake named after Lord Bhramha himself. Hike through an easy forest trail to witness two lakes with a backdrop of snowwy landscape
Stok Kangri, a 6000m + trekking peak is ideal for seasoned trekkers who want to take up a challenge and get a taste of high altitude trekking. Take up the challenge and feel the rush of climbing a big mountain
Explore the enchanting meadows of the gods in Malana, Himachal pradesh. Endless green fields and clear water with views of the magnificent Ali Ratani tibba make this trek, a treat for the eyes and soul
A beginner trek with spectacular views of the big mountains such as Deo Tibba and Indrasan. This trail will take you from one village in kullu, ending in the ancient and mysterious village of Malana
Lahesh cave is a perfect natural cave situated on the trail to Chamba Valley. Hike up to one of the best vantage points of Dhauladars, overlooking the Laqa glacier, Triund and Dharamshala
Experience the different and dramatic views at every turn, the famous double waterfall and the heavenly view from the pass. Rupin Pass trail is undoubtedly the grandest trails in Himachal
Kashmir holds many unexplored hidden gems. Embark of a journey through the lush green valleys of Aru and Lidder to visit these 3 alpine lakes - Tarsar - Marsar - Sundersar each with unmatched beauty
Kashmir great lakes is the crown jewl of the trekking trails in Kashmir where you explore 6 different alpine lakes and cross 3 different passes. Every day is a surprise filled walk with a new lake to see.
Moon peak dominates the backdrop of Dharamshala and Triund hill views. Different seasons offer different styles of climbing on this mountain from the two faces. It offers panoramic views of the Kangra valley below
Friendship peak is a 5000 meter mountain in the solang valley near Manali town. An easy technical climb which seasoned trekkers can try their hands on. Climb next to the big mountains such as Hanuman tibba
Visit the abode of lord Ghepan, situated in the Lahaul valley of Himachal Pradesh. This pristine lake has massive floating icebergs that break off of the Aliyas glacier making it a pretty rare spectacle
Located in the Dhauladar ranges of the lesser Himalayas, This trail in Himachal trail holds exciting views, lush green meadows, a glacier crossing and the thrill of climbing a steep face of the mountain
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