Best Trekking Activities In India

A tiny state and a charm of India, Meghalaya is tucked away in-between Assam and Bangladesh. Meghalaya is the place where nature has poured in abundance the gifts of rain and sunshine. It has umpteen spots to explore, where you can cherish its glory along the way.

Meghalaya is nestled between clouds, lush green forests and smoky hills, which will surely, enchant you while exploring the caves of Meghalaya. Meghalaya is just the one place for having 780 caves in the State, still many to be explored.

In the same hill, other caves in Meghalaya are the caves of Eocene Age - Krem Um-Lawan, Krem Kotsati, Krem Umshangktat, Krem Lashing, Krem Sweep. Prominent caves are set in the villages of Amlarem, Pdengshakap, Syndai, and Nongtalang. Caving in Meghalaya is a comparatively new escapade which attracts the number of tourists to India's northeastern state.

Caving in Meghalaya is only done under the guidance of a skilled cave guide.

Versay Trek is located in the extreme west. It is famous for Rhododendron forests. A must visit a forest has umpteen Rhododendrons. The whole forest is ablaze with riot of Rhododendron Flowers. The back drop of the mountains is truly a mesmerizing experience.

The trekking in Sikkim is considered to be one of the most attractive, by nature-lovers. It takes adventurers through the Rhododendron forests & steep hills. The journey starts at Bagdogra, through Gangtok, Hilley to reach Versey. The journey is a combination of drive and trek, thus not making it very tiresome. The Uttaranchal trek gives you an opportunity to visit the famous Tibetian monasteries, Institute of Tibetology and many other related things that are allied with ancient Tibetan culture.

The night stay in camps is another experience which many visitors cherish for long in their memories. The trekkers huts are located in the most picturesque locations. The towering mountains will give you a feeling of a dwarf. The abundant variety of orchids and species of birds, for which the region is famous, offer you remarkable views on the way. Sikkim has many more places to visit and these Sikkim tourist places are some of the most famous ones in India.

Located in the laps of Himalayas, the small and beautiful state of Sikkim abounds in nature, culture and adventure. It has the unique distinction of being bounded by three sovereign nations; Nepal in the west, Bhutan in the east and China's Tibet in the north. It also shares its southern border with the state of West Bengal. Inhabitants of the state are the Lepchas, Bhutias and Nepalis.

The land of orchids & The land of tranquillity, these are some of the ways in which Sikkim has been described. In fact, in all its manifestations Sikkim has been projected as a naturalists paradise. Tosar Lake is located at the junction of the Mangan Ridge and the Chola range. To the south east of the lake, is a giant cliff or mountain overlooking the lake. It is considered sacred and worshiped by the local people.

This trek takes on the old traditional yak and cow trails in the Reserve forest and starts from Naga, Meyong, and Kaley with an altitude ranging from 1800 meters to 4000 meters at Tosar Lake. It passes through soggy temperature forest of broad leaved species and bamboos, temperate forest of conifer and rhodendron and damp alpine. Trek on this route requires a special permit from the Home Department, Government of Sikkim.

The trek in magnificent sikkim begins from the road head at Naksuk, Naga RF above Naga village which is about an hour drive from Mangan base camp. This trail follows the steep path used by herds of cows through wet temperate forest. This trek is the most popular trek in North Sikkim and is famous for great mountain views, floral spectacle in summer, beautiful birds and views of pristine forest.

About the Destination:

Widely admired as one of the most beautiful hiking locations in the world, Tholung Trek is a must-visit place for every backpacker. The region is blessed with a substantial amount of flora, fauna, and natural magnificence, which is bound to ensnare your senses and make you feel the taste of heaven. Moreover, during the trekking period, you will also be able to watch an enthralling view of the mountainous background and click some mind-blowing photos here. While you are at it, do not forget to visit the ever-so-popular sightseeing places near the Tholung Trek, such as Tolung Monastery, Tolung River, etc. 

About the Tholung Trek:

About the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek:

Kanchenjunga base camp trekking package for 11 days is right at your fingertips to let you marvel the adorning beauty and charisma possessed by the third highest peak in the world. The trek starts at Yuksom, a tiny village in Sikkim and the first trails take you to reach Bakhim. Wait for the jaw-dropping sights of Rathong River, the evergreen fern plantations, orchids, rare birds and reach the Paha Khola Bridge and witness the high altitude waterfall and the swimming pools there. Prek Chu River views are the perks you will obtain on the first day.

Dzongri trek will be the finest part of the whole Kanchenjunga Base Camp trek which will let you move through the Tshoka hamlet and then comes Phedang Pass and showing you the best views of Pandim, Thenchinkhang, Jhuponu mountains. Dzongri will be your clam host for two days. It can offer you the mesmerizing sunset views and later your destination will be Bikhbari and following it would be the focus of your journey that is Khangchendzonga Base Camp. Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Darjeeling conducts some of the advanced mountaineering courses at the camps every year.  At the base, you will be able to watch the mystique beauty of Frey's peak, Koktang, Kabur and Rathong.

The Kanchenjunga Base Camp trek reaches the point of returning to the start after the sixth day of the trek. Bakhim will offer you a free day to enjoy the sights and the reminiscence appear around. Once your reach Yuksom, the majestic Kanchenjunga base camp trek comes to an end with hundreds of beautiful memories.

About the Kanchenjunga:

The Khangchendzonga or Kanchenjunga Base Camp trek is considered to be one of the awe-inspiring treks in India. Offering some of the challenging yet delightful trails, this trek is undertaken by trekkers from different parts of the world. While for the non-adventurers this trek might sound difficult and strenuous, for the thrill mongers it is a dream come true. Geographically, Kanchenjunga and other surrounding five massive peaks are together forming the third highest peaks in the world. 

They are in the mighty Himalayas located in the small beautiful state of India, Sikkim. Kanchenjunga stands at an elevation of about 8586 meters and covers a large portion of Himalaya which is known to be the Kanchenjunga Himal, around 7000 meters area. The Main, Central and South are the three major sections of the peak and they are all located in touch with the borders of India and Nepal.

Trekking was not allowed here initially and later when explorers started unwinding the trek routes, they could find the hidden treasures like lakes, dense forests, tribal villages, landscapes and rich flora and fauna. The massifs spans across the major boundaries of Nepal, Tibet and India and the fact is that till 1849, Kanchenjunga was considered to be the highest peak in India before the discovery of Everest and K2. The verdant meadows, quaint villages, gleaming mountains, secluded regions, snow-clad summits, gushing rivers and lakes are the prominent attractions lying on the way to the base camp. These are the simple reasons for trekkers to choose this strenuous trek to rejuvenate themselves.

Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek Highlights:

- Embark on this trek to enjoy the panoramic view of the neighbouring mountains - Frey Peak (5830m), Koktang (6,148m), Kabru Peak (7,412 m), Ratong, Chandra Peak and the Kabru Dome (6600m).

- Make use of the chance to meet the local people dwelling in the beautiful villages.

- The third highest mountain in the world offering you the best adventure possible will be in your heart forever and the trek done here is one of the greatest achievement you could get.

-Tour of Sikkim tea garden will be an additional experience which lets you learn about the various kinds of teas and get the chance to return to the magnificent beauty of nature again.

- A monastery tour of Sikkim can also be done to explore the cultural and traditional variations the tiny state holds.

Kanchenjunga Base Camp Weather conditions:

Except for monsoon and high winter, every other season is perfect for the trek to the Kanchenjunga Base Camp. During monsoon, the routes will be slippery and also the roads get blocked due to heavy rain.  When it is winter, trekking becomes impossible at times due to heavy snowfall and the roads get inaccessible also. During summer that is from May to June, the temperature would come up to 25 degree Celsius during daytime and the same comes to 7 to 15 degree Celsius at night. July to August end or mid-September is the monsoon period and it is better to avoid trekking that time. At Dzongri, during summer, the weather ranges from 7°C to 15°C during the day and at night it is from 3°C to (-2) °C.

Autumn comes by September end and remains till the end of October with a day temperature of around 13 to 20 degree Celsius and night temperature dropping down to 2 degree Celsius maximum. Day temperature at Dzongri this time is from 2 to 7 degree Celsius and at night it will be from 3 to -4 degree Celsius.

Quick Facts About Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek:

Kanchenjunga Temperature: 10 to 15 degrees in the morning and 2 to 5 degrees at night

Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trekking Distance:  90km

Kanchenjunga Height : 17,000ft

Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult 

Starting and Ending Point: The trek starts and ends at Yuksom

Railway Station: New Jalpaiguri is the nearest railway station to Yuksom 

Airport: Bagdogra airport (160 Kms from Yuksom)

Base Camp: Yuksom

The people of Sikkim often assert that North Sikkim is as stunning as Switzerland. We may hear it when we will get there, or see it repeatedly mentioned in various brochures and guide books. Several decades earlier, a European guest of our late king had passed a remark to that order, and now the legend lives. True to this erstwhile visitors remark, many others after him have also reiterated the fact that North Sikkim is undeniably truly attractive. The views are ever-changing; along the way include rustic wayside hamlets bounded by terraced fields, monasteries, torrential mountain streams with lush green forests everywhere.

The journey to the North follows the North Sikkim Highway. This drive is an exploratory drive, which passes through high hills and deep river valleys that ends up in the foothills of the Himalayan Treks where gentle meadows overlook snow-clad Rocky Mountains.

Green Lake Trek in North Sikkim is very luxurious as it also includes Liaison Officer from the Home Department, Government of Sikkim and Liaison Officers from the Indian Army accompanying the group on the sikkim trek, all the expenses has to be borne by the agency, which is not required for other regions.

About the Activity:

• Use this opportunity to cover the most scenic places in the foothills of Kanchenjunga with 14 day long trekking and sightseeing tour. Visit Mt. Thingchinkang is the highlight of this trip.
• Your trip will be going through some exotic locations such as Gangtok, Yuksom,Tsokha, Phedang, Dzongri, Thangsing, Mt. Thingchinkang etc.
• Revel in the beauty of sacred lakes, flowering valleys, Alpine forests, mountain peaks and rhododendron forests during the trek.
• The package includes food, accommodation and pick up and drop off as well.

This Sikkim Trekking offers trekking holiday to Lahbha Tarum Tsachu. This is the only trek which has mountain or high altitude trek, Jungle trek, Rhododendron Trek, Lake Trek, as well as hot spring (Tarum hot spring) treks on the whole. What awaits the tourists is the uninhabited treasure of wildlife, sheer thrill and a lot of adrenaline rush.

Lahbha (Labha) Trek is one of the mystic and undiscovered places in India for adventure, pleasure, peace, spiritualism, cuisine, Wildlife, sports, and romance. The trekkers who have desire to view Kanchendzonga at a crow-fly distance of only 16 km, passing through jungles, mountains to view maximum number of mountain peaks, this is the trek to go for. This is the most ideal trek to enjoy the mountains at the nearest view point. It is said to be the paradise of lush forested mountain slopes where we can get glimpses of colorful birds and butterflies and discover a variety of wild and rare flora. While trekking we get a chance to appreciate the fresh mountain air and silence of wilderness and breath-taking view as Sikkim Himalayas unfolds itself before us. Here one can take pleasure in the views from Donkhala peak and Khangchengyo, which is one of the two guardian deities of people living in Achung and Lichen.

About the Green Lake:

A wonderland in the North Eastern part of the country, North Sikkim is one of the least explored destinations in the country. Jotted with scenic lakes, lofty mountains, colourful meadows, rich flora and dense forests, it truly proves to be a paradise for the visitors.

Green Lake near Lachen is one such hidden gem that allows amazing view of the Kanchenjunga and other glorious Himalayan peaks. Adventurers embark on the famous Green Lake trek Sikkim, to revel in the beauty of the mountains! The winding road that leads to this stunning lake is interspersed with a large variety of rhododendrons that are a sight for the eyes. Though the going is tough through rocky terrain and dense forests, the end result is worth the effort.

About the Green Lake Trek:

A walk with nature is meditative, therapeutic and exciting! Begin your 13-day green lake trekking tour from Bagdogra airport or New Jalpaiguri Railway Station and drive to Sikkim’s capital Gangtok. Along the drive, the gurgling Teesta River and the mountain ranges will surely mesmerise you with their immaculate beauty.

The Sikkim Green Lake trek begins from Lachen, slowly scale heights and traverse through forests to reach the destination - Green Lake in North Sikkim. Rugged and uneven terrains, bright and colourful flowers, rare orchids and panoramic views are the main attraction on the way.

Quick Facts About Green Lake Trek:

Meal Types: Vegetarian

Activities: Trekking, Ropeway Ride, Camping

Duration: 12N/13D

Green Lake Trek Total Trekking Distance: 32km

Maximum Altitude: 5,050m

Temperature Range: Summer: 100 to 280C; Winter: -50 to 150C

Green Lake Trek Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult

About the Goechala Trek:

You are happily invited to take part in a 10-day Goechala trek to watch the mighty Kanchenjunga closer to your eyes alongside the best Himalayan peaks in the region. The Goechala trek begins with your arrival at Bagdogra Airport or NJP railway station. Yuksom is where you will stay on the first night and from there, the exciting trek to Goechala commences. Teesta River and the uphill drive to cross a bridge in Legship will be an irreplaceable act of happiness. Yuksom to Sachen covering Rathong River, Paha Khola Bridge and lush green forests will be the most happening route of the trek until you reach Tshoka that is undoubtedly beautiful with the presence of Prek Chu River, Viburnum Plantations and many more scenic visuals.

Tshokha to Phedang will take you to experience the cuddling features of thick rhododendron forests whereas Dzongri will be offering you the best views of Koktang, Rathong, Kabru, Kanchenjunga, and Pandim which are the towering peaks in the Himalayas. Thangshing would be waiting for you with multiple prayer flags, chortens, and the abnormally beautiful views of the Pandim Peak along with the gushing sounds of Prek Chu River. Climbing uphill through the moraines, to reach the Samiti Lake and the Zemathang Plateau which are the gateways to Goechala. Capture all the possible moments overwhelmingly beautified by the sights of Kanchenjunga and other major peaks touching the white clouds above and complete your trek on the 11th day after returning to Yuksom and from there to Bagdogra.

The two major things you should do before the start of the trek are making an entry at the police station with submitting a photo identity proof copies and paying the permit fees at the forest check post. Also, the camera charges would be additional but you can get this done with the help of your trek leader by paying the amount.

About the Goechala:

Goecha La is a tiny place located in Sikkim, and Goecha La trek is a dream and desire for hundreds of adventure lovers throughout the country. Entangled amidst vibrant and colorful flora and fauna, it is also the way to the astounding Kanchenjunga National Park to dive into the natural beauty. It is not about Kanchenjunga alone but the combination of other big summits around it makes Goechala Trek an absolute adventure to many and it is a great pleasure to watch these summits from the landscapes filled with exotic flowers and immensely attractive meadows and forests.

To watch the mountains clearly, you should visit Goechala from October to November since the sky will be completely clear during this time and the sunset, as well as sunrise views, would be perfect. But the cold climate that welcoming winter season would be a bit tough but still it is considered to be a suitable time to enjoy the snow-clad peaks without restraints. The altitude Goechala is posing before the trekkers are 4940 meters and that is the best reason for gathering trekkers from all over the world to the small state of Sikkim.

Quick Facts About Goechala Trek:

Goechala Trek distance: 90 Km

Goechala Trek height: 16,200ft

Goechala Tempertaure Range:
April – June: 15 to 22 Degrees (Days); -1 to 7 Degrees (Nights)
September – Nov: 10 to 15 Degrees (Days); -5 to 5 Degrees (Nights)

Goechala Trek Difficulty Level: Difficult

Starting and Ending Point: The trek starts and ends at Yuksom

Railway Station: New Jalpaiguri (NJP) is the nearest railway station, which is 150 km away from Yuksom

Airport: Bagdogra Airport which is 155 km from Yuksom

Base Camp: Yuksom (6-7 hrs drive from Bagdogra Airport/NJP)

ATM: Jorethong which is one the way Yuksom thas the last ATM point before your trek begins.

About the Yuksom Dzongri Trek:

The Yuksom Dzongri trek will take you to the heart of the beautiful Sikkim landscape. One will be tasked to make their way through the rugged, challenging and fascinating trails. Offering you a glimpse of some of the magnificent peaks like Kabru (7,353m), Ratong (6,678m), Kanchenjunga (8,534m), Koktang (6,147m), Pandim (6,691m) and Narsingh (5,825m). Along with your way to the Dzongri peak, you can also visit several other attractions as well.

This includes some of the popular and stunning waterfalls within the region, sunset point like Tiger Hill in Darjeeling which will cap off a wonderful trek. The trek will lead you to some of the majestic sights of the mountains and the distant valleys. This trek is considered as a moderate trek.  The temperature here might go beyond the freezing point at any time of the year. This exotic trek takes you through the thick pristine forest of Sikkim Himalayas takes you to the highest point of at Dzongri Top around 15000 ft from where one can imbibe the splendour of Kanchenjunga National Park.  You will complete this trek in a period of eleven days. 

Come across the famous and beautiful Khecheopalri Lake. It is believed that the birds here do not allow any leaves to fall on the lake. This trek shares the similar trek course to Chaurikhang the HMI Basecamp and Goechala Trek and starts at Yuksom. Listen to the chirping of the birds and spend some time staring at the small lakes while you head out on this trek. Head out for this amazing trek and also get a chance to explore the beautiful northeast. An augmentation of the Dzongri Trek, the Yuksom-Dzongri Trek brings the crude trekking adventure at its best beyond and past the glades where the trekkers can come close to nature.

About the Yuksom Dzongri:

Dzongri Trek is considered as one of the shortest high altitude trekking in Sikkim. This trek has been attracting a lot of travellers from far and wide.  Nestled high in the Himalayas between China to the north, Bhutan to east and Nepal to eastern frontier, Sikkim is often described as a land of unparalleled scenic beauty. A hidden gem in the north-eastern region of the country, trekkers on this trek gets introduced to the fascinating beauty of picturesque landscapes, exotic wildlife and rolling wildlife. 

The Yuksom to Dzongri trek in Sikkim is one of those trekking trips in India that will bring you to virgin, undiscovered lands coupled with the towering mountain peaks for a company that will ensure that you are among great company. The trek is often dubbed as ‘walking in Paradise’ and can be safely said that it is a traveller’s delight. As you continue your trek you will come across the sights of the milky white peaks all around Dzongri. Treat your eyes to the view of the mountains with a patchwork of green and gold streaked with blue made by the snow-capped mountains at the distant. 

As you keep continuing your trek you will also you will also come across some rare birds and animal species which will make you want it to explore more and more. Feel the thrill as you continue your trek through the verdant valley and the deep gorges as you keep continuing your trek. Although the Yuksom Dzongri Trek is considered as a remote trek this treks is very famous among the trekkers and the nature lovers. Pass through the hundreds of Rhododendron and valleys covered with lichen and moss. One can also do birding and also encounters with herds of Bharal or Blue mountain sheep which is very famous here.

Yuksom Dzongri trek Highlights:

- Yuksom Dzongri Trek is one the most prominent short high elevation trek and is considered as a shorter form of the Goechala Trek.

- This trek will take you through some of the most beautiful views of the majestic mountains and the beckoning valleys.

- Spend some time staring at the might white peaks and pass through the small streams on your way.

- Catch a glimpse of some of the magnificent peaks like Kabru, Ratong, Kanchenjunga, Koktang, Pandim and Narsingh.

- Visit the waterfall and spend some time getting close to nature.

- Also, meet the local people here and get a chance to know about the culture of Northeast.

Quick Facts About Dzongri trek:

Trekking Distance:  50km

Maximum Altitude: 13,700ft

Dzongri Trek Difficulty Level: Moderate 

Railway Station: New Jalpaiguri is the nearest railway station which is about 150 kilometres away from Yuksom

Airport: Bagdogra Airpot which is 135 kilometres from Yuksom

Mountain biking is always thrilling experience, and when it happens in Meghalaya, even more so. This 5 day Meghalaya tour takes on an amazing mountain biking experience which comprises of on road as well as off road trails. It takes you through some fantastic, scenic locations, including the dense rainforests of Cherrapunji, well known for their living root bridges.

Exploring caves can be amazing experience, as you make your way through dark corners and beautiful natural structures. Meghalaya is home to one of the largest cave networks in South Asia. The cave exploration tour of Meghalaya takes you through the caves of Khasi Hills in Meghalaya. While there are experienced personnel to guide you at every step, it is nevertheless an experience not to be missed for the adventurous souls.One of the most popular places in Meghalaya is the Krem Liat Prah.

Meghalaya, the wettest state of India, is home to a large network of caves. There are as many as 400 natural caves to explore in the region. This Meghalaya tour takes you on a cave exploration tour in the Jaintia Hills trek of Meghalaya, which has the highest number of caves in the state. Explore the mystic that surrounds these caves, as you are guided by trained personnel at every step. One of the most popular places in Meghalaya is the Krem Liat Prah.

The scenic hill slopes of Meghalaya are perfect for trekking. Hiking between settlements of vivid hill folks will be memorable and interesting experience. The amphitheatre of the Indian Himalayas, Meghalaya comprises of all the resources to cope with the challenges of the preliminary instincts of holidaymakers. Apart from caving you can do trekking. Trekking can be enjoyed to the fullest in several regions of Meghalaya. Pass through dense and abundant forests of Meghalaya. The whole scenario will leave you spellbound. The stunning Khasi hills add charm to the region of Meghalaya. The middle part of the plateau consists the Khasi Hills has the highest summits.

The abode of clouds Meghalaya has a lot to offer you. Meghalaya is nestled with lush forests and orchids. Trekking in Meghalaya has been proved to be a striking experience. The hike is demanding but you will be rewarded with snow capped peaks and pleasant landscapes. There are possibilities to discover with rare species. The rich flora and fauna adds charm to this region. Guides are easily available. The alluring and the majestic terrains have rolling hills and pleasant waterfalls. Stunning place called Shillong is known as mini London. The main attraction is Shillong point. You will traverse through gorgeous and mystic lakes, woods.

The Abode of clouds- Meghalaya, reveals the climatic phenomenon. It brings torrents of rain to this region. A region of scenic beauty, Meghalaya has lush green areas, crumpling hills, fertile valleys, species, orchids, meandering rivers, waterfalls, sparkling mountain streams and lakes. The hills of Khasi boast of having the deepest and longest of the caves in South Asia. Visits of Meghalaya caves would be taken as a study, known as Meghalaya Adventurous Association. Seven days tour will make you explore various caves of Meghalaya. On the first phase, you will visit Synrang- Pamiang has five entrances and popular for its Titanic Hall.

Krem Liat Prah cave is one of 150 known caves in the Shnongrim Ridge of the Jaintia Hills district. Mawsmai Cave is the only show cave, enormously lighted. Another cave, Krem Lymput is known for its rich calcite formations and Mughal rooms. Krem Mawmluh is also called as Krem Mawkhyrdop, has five river passages of impressive proportions. Explore the Krem Mawjymbuin, which has become a holy shrine for Hindu. It is a famous place for Hindu pilgrims. Krem Chympe is a resurgence cave, the last part of this tour.

For those who love to explore the unexplored, this Pasighat tour trek is one of the best options. This trek takes you on an eventful journey in the eastern Himalayas located in the largely unexplored state of Arunachal Pradesh. This 11 day trek requires a lot of stamina and is meant for avid trekkers. There are challenges involved, but at the end of it, the experience is worth it.

The majestic Himalayas have always offered amazing opportunities for adventure. This trek takes you through a largely unexplored route, which was once a popular route connecting India and Tibet. The trekking trail is named after FM Bailey and offers amazing views of eastern Himalayas, taking you through some really high passes and a really old village as well.

10D/9N : Dibrugarh – Miao – Deban – Hornbill – Firm Base – Embeong Village – Firm Base – Hornbill – Deban – Dibrugarh 

What will you do : Trek to Embeong village, visit ethnic tribal villages, explore cities

What will you see : Tribal villages, Embeong village, Lush Greenery

This beautiful journey into the heartland of Arunachal Pradesh will offer you some of the most amazing sights and captivating trekking trails. In addition to all the fun and excitement of trekking and sightseeing, you will also get opportunities to visit some of the indigenous villages and explore their ethnic tribes, understand their cultures and traditions. This journey, beyond doubt, is one of the most refreshing and enlightening journeys in the beautiful state of Arunachal Pradesh.

Start/End Point: Bhagsu Nag Taxi Stand

Start/End Time: 09:000 AM (Day1) & 12:00 PM (Day2)

Camp Location: Leta/Mana village Village (2.5 km before Triund)

About Triund:

- Triund is the easiest Himalayan trek. With breathtaking views of the Kangra valley and the snow covered Dhauladhar ranges, it is also very picturesque.

- Triund is the ideal destination for those seeking a hassle-free taste of trekking in the Himalayas. The trek can easily be done over a weekend.

- The trail to Triund is short but steep. The steep climb is well-compensated by refreshing walks amongst rhododendron and oak trees. There are also various songbirds in the forests along the trail which make it a birdwatcher’s delight.

About the Triund Trek:

- Get a chance to witness the many small hamlets and stream through the trek to Triund.
- Feast your eyes at the majestic view of the Dhauladhar ranges on one side and Kangra valley on the other
- Enjoy camping at a high summit and the clear night sky under the billions of stars. 
- Also, enjoy a small bonfire with your friends and the other trekkers in Alpine tents on double/triple sharing basis.
- Trek through some of the most beautiful forests of alpine and fir, Rhododendron and Oak.
- Get a chance to witness the rare flora and fauna of this region as you continue your Triund trek.
- Also, taste the local cuisine of this region while you head out for the trek to Triund.

Quick Facts:

How to reach the campsite?

You have to report at Bhagsu Nag Taxi Stand which is the starting point of the trek and it is around 3 km from Mcleodganj. Many local transports and private cabs are available from Mcleodganj to reach Bhagsu Nag.

Note: If the snow at the top of base camp is beyond the operator's control, the camping for the day will be organized in Dharamkot instead.

This Tour has 2 variants:
1) Hampta Pass Circular (4D/3N)
2) Hampta Pass with Chandratal (5D/4N)

Available Departure:-

July- 4,5,11,12,18,19,25,26,

August -1,2,3,8,9,11,15,16,17,18,22,23,24,25,31

September -1,7,8,14,15,21,22,28,29

October -5,6,12,13

About the Trek:

A quintessential trek for first-timers,the Hampta Pass trek is tailor made for those looking to experience the Himalayan adventures! The easiest access point for this trek is from Manali at an altitude of 14,100 ft, unlike most treks that start from a remote village.

Hampta Pass trekking is appealing mostly due to the fact that it connects the beautiful valleys of Kullu and Lahaul. The awe-inspiring landscapes and natural foliage of the region itself draws trekkers aplenty, not to mention the abundance of rare Himalayan birds and orchids spotted here.

Flourished with thick alpine forests, sprawling meadows, glacial valleys, this trek packs the punch of an idyllic adventure in the Himalayas. Moreover, trailing up to Hampta Pass also involves crossing through the high altitude alpine lake, reputed for its deep blue colour, called Chandratal. Another exemplary feature is the passage through the captivating Rohtang Pass that stands at an altitude of 13,000 feet and is enveloped in snow throughout the year, The best time to visit is in July to August.

It is being believed that in the entire planet if anyone has to find out a pristine mountainous landscape then Great Himalayan National Park will be the one. The shepherds, signs of animals covering, devoid of wildlife, denuded timber and overgrazing life comprises the entire national parks. The pressure of human population left the landscapes of Western China, Eastern Europe mountains, Tibet and Nepal from Andes. Here you can find snow leopard, bear, Himalayan Thar and Blue sheep. The unclimbed summits, unnamed ranges, wildflowers fulfilling endless fields and vast virgin forests are captivating billions of people in India.

Activities: Camping, Rock Climbing, Rappelling, Trekking, Bonfires, River Crossing, Fishing Demonstration, Wildlife, Bird watching, Rafting, Paragliding and what have you!

Your exciting activity area

Location - Old Manali

Start Point/End Point: Old Manali

Start Time/End Time: The trek start at 10:00 AM on day 1 and ends around 2:00 PM on day 4.

About Bhrigu Lake:

Bhrigu Lake is the high altitude glacial lake at the height of 14,100 ft. It is said that thousand year ago, Maharishi Bhrigu used to meditate near this pristine lake & hence it is named after him. The beauty of the lake is different in every season, In winters it is frozen, In the early summer you will find small glacial pieces floating in the lake and in summer & spring the lake becomes blue and keep on changing its color every hour of the day. 

About the Bhrigu Lake Trek:

The Bhrigu Lake trek is classified as a trek of moderate difficulty. You start from an altitude of 8,530 ft at Gulaba and you reach the highest point of the trek at 14,009 ft. On this trek you will get the unparalleled breathtaking views of Seven Sister Peaks, Deo Tibba, Indrasan, Hanuman Tibba, the outstretched Pir Panjal ranges, the rich line of oak and cedar forests, fascinating green lush meadows, enthralling carpeted alpine flooring and the gushing streams along the meandering trail, the scenic vistas of the region is absolutely captivating which also makes the trekking experience overwhelming.

Quick Facts About Bhrigu Lake Trek:

Trekking Distance: 26 km

Maximum Altitude:14,000 ft

Bhrigu Lake Trek Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate 

Electricity: Electricity will be available in Manali campsite, However, there will be no electricity at the campsite on the trek.

ATM: Manali is the last point where you will get ATM.

Trekking Gradient: Steep ascent throughout the trail

Landmarks : Gulabha, Rola Kholi, Panduropa,Vashisht

How to reach?

You have to report at  Base camp, Old Manali which is the starting point of the trek. Many local transports and private cabs are available from Mall Road to reach Old Manali.

Location -  Manali

Beas Kund Trek Starting/Ending Point: The trek starts at Solang in Manali and ends at Vashisht.

Beas Kund Trek Start Time/End Time: The trek start at 10:00 AM on day 1 and ends at around 12:00 PM on day 6.

About the Bhrigu Lake and Beas Kund:

Bhrigu Lake is the high altitude glacial lake at the height of 14,100 ft. It is said that thousand year ago, Maharishi Bhrigu used to meditate near this pristine lake & hence it is named after him. The beauty of the lake is different in every season, In winters it is frozen, In the early summer you will find small glacial pieces floating in the lake and in summer & spring the lake becomes blue and keep on changing its color every hour of the day. 

Beas Kund is a high altitude thousand-year-old alpine lake that sits royally amidst the mountains of Himachal Pradesh at an altitude of 3,810 meters. This taint less beauty is the origin of Beas River, which is believed to be the water body where Sage Vyas use to take bath while he meditated and wrote Hindu epic Mahabharata. 

About the Beas Kund Trek:

If you are looking for some thrilling adventure then Beas Kund Trek with Bhrigu Lake is the perfect trek for you. Beas Kund or the mountains of Beas River that rises in the Himalayas and ultimately becomes a part of the Indus River is a popular destination trekker. As is with all experiences of trekking in Himachal, it is believed that this region has an infamous way of making you fall in love. 

Embrace the beauties of its gorgeous peaks, endless fascinating lands, genuinely hospitable locals and its cascading waters. Beas Kund, Kullu-Manali Valley’s major attraction, is not just a stand-alone peak but is set against the backdrop of several others such as the Shitidhar Peak, Friendship Peak and others. Along the way to the summit of Beas Kund is the Solang Ropeway Point; a skiing spot, Dhundhi an unexplored land leading to Bakerthach and a preferred camping site.  

As you slowly continue on your Beas Kund trek, you will come across some of the most pictorial views of the region. As you reach the Dhundhi camp you will catch the first glimpse of Mt. Hanuman Tibba and Seven Sisters.  This thrilling trek also allows you to camp below majestic peaks of Manali like Hanuman Tibba and Friendship Peak. During this Beas Kund trek, you can also visit the Vashishtha Temple, which is famous for its hot water springs.

Quick Facts About Beas Kund Trek:

Temperature: Around 13 ℃  in July and -7 ℃ in the coldest months

Trekking Distance:  47 km

Maximum Altitude: 14,000 ft

Beas Kund Trek Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate 

Airport: Bhuntar Airport

Shiti Dhar (meaning White Peak) has a height of over 18,000 feet and it is the best possible peak that you want to go on if you want to start mountaineering. It is perfect for those trackers that like climbing experience but want to go on a great Himalayan Trek. The south face of the peak offers a very challenging and straightforward route. Shitidhar has an accessibility that makes it twice as attractive as others. Your base camp will be near Beas Kund, Beas source, and the location is 1 day trek away from the highly popular Manali. It is a climb that will offer incredible views of Hanuman Tibba, Indrasan, Pir Panjal and Deotibba.

Departure Dates:

July: 21
August: 11

About the Pin Parvati Pass Trek:

Barsheni village is the starting point of your Pin Parvati Trek from where you will be led to Rudranath Camp after crossing the fascinating trails. Rudranath to Khirganga watching the beautiful Parvati River and the evergreen forests and picturesque meadows would be a highlighted version of your trek. Tunda Bhuj campsite awaiting your arrival can be reached after crossing some more astounding landscapes and rough trails that would enable you to spot some of the most regular species of birds coming to visit the region. 

Mantalai and the charming lake are the jovial hosts of you in between the journey to arrive the Pin Parvati camp. There, you will be driven to immerse into the abyss created by the verdant greenery present everywhere near, the brooks, the flowery meadows and the high glaciers and what not- each sight around you will remarkably stuck into your head for sure.

About the Pin Parvati:

Discovered in the year 1884 as an alternate passage to the Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh, the Pin Parvati Pass trek is one of the most enthralling and challenging trekking trails in India. Taking the trekkers to a maximum altitude of 5,319m above the sea level, the Pin Parvati trek is usually undertaken during the months of July to September and requires excellent trekking skills and techniques.

Manali with plenty of trekking options comes up with the best in its kit that is Pin Parvati trek, leading the trekker up to 5319 meters height and it is the perfect option for seasoned trekkers worldwide. July to September, the best season to do Pin Parvati trek brings forth the maximum number of trekkers and visitors Manali can accommodate. Parvati Valley is a beautiful landscape letting us cross the relishing greenery in Kullu and then taking us to the romantic Spiti Valley.

The Pin Parvati Pass is the major point of interest on Pin Parvati trek and it is always prepared to offer the most thrilling experience to each trekker. Risk and difficulty are common on Pin Parvati treks and the lengthy crossing fields between the surroundings and of course the heavy snowfall give the trek an adventurous notion every time.

You will not be disappointed at all if you take this Pin Parvati trekking package because you are going to be elevated to the state of bliss with the incomparable sceneries and views of stunning landscapes of Spiti Valley. A mixture of steep slopes, gradual climbs, barren mountains, snow-clad peaks and rugged passes, this 100km trek needs high trekking skills and can be completed in a course of 11 days. Also, as the Pin Parvati Pass trek takes you through some of the highest peaks, getting acclimatised to the environs also become a major requirement for successful completion of the trek.

Quick Facts About Pin Parvati Trek:

Temperature: Day: 16°C to 20°C and Night: 0°C to 4°C

Trekking Distance:  110 km

Maximum Altitude:  17,457 ft

Pin Parvati Trek Difficulty Level: Difficult

Airport: Bhuntar, 52 km away from Manali

ATM: Kaza has the last ATM point before your trek begins.

Miyar valley is located in NW of Lahaul Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh. It extends over 100 kms from Udaipur to great Kang la pass. It is also known as the Valley of Flowers. Miyar valley is comparatively easy to reach by road and there are plenty of untouched things to explore which are still hidden to the outside world.

During summer cultivating green peas, potatoes and Barley is main cash crop in the valley. July and August is the prime time to explore this magnificent valley, blossoming with high altitude flowers, rare Blue poppy is quite famous among all.

We start trekking from Udaipur which is famous for wood carved Mrikula devi temple; and explore the little know Miyar valley. Start from Udaipur, we will drive to Chamrat, and start the trek to Chilling.

Beautiful Himalaya trek offers an excellent sojourn in this charming valley and a chance to glimpse magnificent Himalayan Flora and with luck, some fauna as well. Another interesting facet is added to this trek by the small, picture postcard villages that seem to cling to the mountainsides and look as if they are straight out of a fairytale.
 

About the Malana Trek:

Indulge in this exciting 6 days 5 nights Malana trekking expedition in Malana village in Himachal Pradesh and get a chance to explore the amazing beauty of this region. Start your tour after getting picked up in an air-conditioned bus from New Delhi to Manali which will be an around 12 hours journey. Get down at Patlikuhal and then take a jeep ride to Rumsu base camp, which is a 10 km drive. During the trip, visit Gowrishankar temple, Tripura Sundari, Roerich art gallery and explore the peaks of Ali Ratna, Friendship peak, Deo Tibba and Hanuman Tibba. Also, enjoy the trek to Chandrakhani Pass and Malana that are locations of complete serenity. This package includes food, accommodation and transportation during the trek.

Cherished as one of the most interesting trek to Malana Village is a must do trek for you. Away from the hustle and bustle of daily life and safely hidden from the eyes this trek has been attracting a lot of people lately. The high mountains of the Himalayas hold some of the best secrets and one such secret is this majestic village in Malana. It is believed that the villagers residing in this village are the descendant of the great Alexander the Great’s soldiers. 

The scenic beauty of the region together with the uniqueness of the villagers makes it very interesting. You can see the uniqueness in the lifestyle and social structures of the villagers. These villagers have their own administration and are considered as the oldest republic in the world. Although the people do not mix with the other people they are extremely proud of their culture. The beckoning valley, the scintillating streams and the mountains at the background are just perfect for everyone. 

You will have the best time at night, gazing at the billion starts right up above you. Malana is around 21kms from Kasol and your Malana village trekking trail takes you through some of the majestic scenes of the region. Feast your eyes on the Distance Mountains and listen to the birds chirping as you continue your trek. For reaching Malana you will have to cross over Chanderkhani Pass. Your trekking trails take you through beautiful alpine pasture and soak in the beautiful view of the high mountain peaks. There might be a few steep ascend during the trek but the beauty of the place will never let you down. Spend some time by the small streams and get close to nature while you head out for this one of a kind amazing trek to Malana Village.

Quick Facts About Malana Trek:

Meals: All meals Included

Best Time: June to September

Difficulty level: Easy Trek

About the Destination:

One of the most offbeat places in Himachal Pradesh, Kinnaur Kailash is a mystic valley with high rising snow glazed mountains and deep valleys. Located in the Himalayas, Kinnaur Kailash valley offers breath catching scenes when the first ray of the sun falls upon the snow clad mountains turning the blanket of the snow golden.

Although rugged and barren, the deep gaps between these majestic mountains are draped with the patches of the exotic coniferous vegetation which includes alpine species, and hardy grasses. This lush green sight is often explored by animals like yaks, dzos, Himalayan black bear and small ponies too.

About the Kinnaur Kailash Trek:

- The trek will take you at an altitude as high as 17,200 feet from the sea level during the hike.
- Kinnaur Kailash Trekking is made even more exciting with the arrival of Autumn when the entire valley is covered under the lush green outcome of the Monsoon which makes it one of the best times to plan your trekking.
- The distance covered during the Kinnaur Kailash trek is of around 14 KM which consists of moderate to high level of difficulty.
- The trek starts from Thangi village which serves as the base camp for the Kinnaur Kailash Trek and finishes off in Sangla.
- The places covered during the entire package are: Shimla, Jakhu Hills (Hanuman Temple, museum, advanced study hall), Kufri, Narkanda, Rampur, Sarahan, Thangi, Lamber, Charang, Lalanti, Base of Charang, Chitkul, Sangla (Kamru Fort)
Temperature:
- Day: -5 degrees celsius (winter’s minimum temperature) to 30 degrees celsius (summer’s maximum temperature)
- Night: -20 degrees celsius (winter’s minimum temperature) to 8 degrees celsius (summer’s maximum temperature)
- You will find an ATM in the Sangla Valley and it is advised to withdraw a handful of cash before continuing further.

Departure Dates: Every Weekend till September 2020

Start Point/End Point: Mcleodganj - Bhagsu Nag Taxi Stand.

Start Time/End Time: The trek starts at 10:00 AM on day 1 and ends around 12:00 PM on day 4.

About the Indrahar Pass:

Everyone knows, Himachal Pradesh is one of the most enthralling and adventurous destinations in the whole country, and there is no doubt about it! Sitting gracefully in the lap of the mighty Himalayas, this state is the home to several high mountain passes, peaks, and gushing rivers.

Indrahar Pass, perched at a towering height of 4,324ft above the sea level is one such mountain pass that entices trekkers from across the globe. Located in the Dhauladhar Range of the mighty Himalayas, this pass is also popular among the tourist due to the close proximity with Dharamshala.

About the Indrahar Pass Trek:

Originating from McLeod Ganj, this short, yet enthralling Indrahar Pass Trek will take you through the scenic marvels and opulent beauty of the Himalayan Ranges. Passing mostly through the Dhauladhar Range of the Himalayas, the trek gets over within 4 days and offers ample of challenges and difficulties.

In addition, to explore and discover the natural beauty and the fascinating charm of the high Indrahar Pass, the trekkers will also get to explore and enjoy camping around the Lahesh Caves on their way. The panoramic views of Dhauladhar and other Himalayan peaks are the add-ons of this astounding Indrahar Pass trek.

Quick Facts:

Temperature: Day: 12°C  - 18°C & Night: -6°C to 4 °C

Trekking distance:  35 km

Maximum Altitude:14,245 ft

Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult.

Electricity: Electricity is not available at the campsite

ATM: ATM is available at Mcleodganj.

Railway Station: Pathankot Railway Station is the nearest railway station which 85kms from Dharamshala.

Airport: Kangra Airport, Dharamshala

NOTE:

This trek can be availed at any day in a month provided the group size is above 4 people.

A tiny state and a charm of India, Meghalaya is tucked away in-between Assam and Bangladesh. Meghalaya is the place where the nature has poured in abundance the gifts of rain and sunshine. It has umpteen spots to explore, where you can cherish its glory along the way. Meghalaya is nestled between clouds, lush green forests and smoky hills, which will surely, enchant you while exploring the caves of Meghalaya.

Meghalaya is just the one place for having 780 caves in the State, still many to be explored. In the same hill, other caves are the cave of Eocene Age - Krem Um-Lawan, Krem Kotsati, Krem Umshangktat, Krem Lashinng, Krem Sweep. Prominent caves in Meghalaya are set in the villages of Amlarem, Pdengshakap, Syndai, and Nongtalang. Caving in Meghalaya is a comparatively new escapade which attracts a number of tourists to India's northeastern state. Caving in Meghalaya is only done under the guidance of a skilled cave guide.

Caves enhance the natural beauty of Meghalaya, located in most of the districts of Meghalaya. While exploring the caves, your journey will pass through the dark and murky interiors. Caves provide a sense of exhilaration to your journey. Attractions of Meghalaya include mainly the myriad tourist places. Some of the leading places of Meghalaya are Krem Mawmluh, Krem Phyllut, Krem Liat Prah, Mawsynram, Mawsmai and Siju.

These caves are of various formations. Nature has gifted these caves which are known as wonder. In this tour, you will be exploring Krem Mawkhyrdop, where cave fauna are un-comparable and represent one of the important components of biodiversity. Krem Dam is the broadest sandstone cave in the Indian sub-continent.

The only show Cave in Meghalaya is Mawsmai, stocked with light. Krem Lymput is rich with its calcite formations. The last phase of this tour is Krem Mawjymbuin, now known as a holy shrine.

One of the highest mountain peaks of Nagaland is the Japfu Peak Trek. It overlooks the amazing Dzukou Valley. It is home to amazing varieties of Lilies and Rhododendrons, apart from several bird species, including pheasants.

7D/6N : Dimapur-Khonoma-Seikhakie-Dzukou-Dzulekei-Benreu-Mt Pauna-Benreu-Dimapur

What will you do : Tour  Villages, Trekking, Taste Local Wine

What will you see : Beautiful Villages, Enchanting Rivers, Meandering Streams, Majestic Mountains

This beautiful trip will take you to the heartland of Nagaland which holds in its fold some of the most amazing sights and mesmerising experiences. The journey begins at Dimapur and takes you to places that allow you to learn more about the culture and tradition of the region, mingle with the locals and enjoy traditional cuisine and wine. This journey is an experience that will remain etched in your memory forever.

Available Dates:

11-Apr-2021
5-May-2021
8-May-2021

About the Sandakphu Trek:

Known as another of the beautiful Himalayan trek Sandakphu Trek is a must do the trek for the adventure seekers and nature lovers. This trek takes after the well known Singalila Ridge, an eye-catching goad of high ground that lies at the southern end of a long peak, which keeps running down from the Kanchendzongha massif and structures the outskirt between Sikkim and Nepal. You will start this fascinating trek from New Jalpaiguri and then reach Manebhanjan from where you will start your trek. 

You will start trekking towards Tumling, on your second day which is one of the spectacular peaks of the Singalila Range. On your third day, you will trek to Kalipokhri covering a distance of around 9 km in 5 hours and the pass the Singalila National Park. On your fourth day, you will come across the amazing sight of the Sandakphu Peak, Mt Khanchendzonga, and Mt Everest. Standing tall these peaks will beckon you to stare at it for long. Get a chance to witness the majestic sunrise while during your trek.

On your fifth day, you will start your descending trek from Sandakphu to Srikhola. Keep admiring the beauty of the whole place as you continue trekking. You will also come across the spectacular panoramic views of Nepal Himalayas including Kanchendzongha range, Makalu, Everest, Lhotse, Janu, Chamlang, Baruntse and a host of Sikkim peaks all seen in one stretch. The awesome stroll along the edge is perfect for the learners/beginners, who need to investigate Darjeeling/Sikkim Himalayas. Your trek to Sandakphu will indeed be a lifetime experience.

About Sandakphu:

Located at an altitude of 11,941ft in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal, Sandakphu trek is popularly known as a ‘Trekkers Wonderland’. It is the highest region of West Bengal. This 6-day long trek takes you through the journey of Sandakphu through different picturesque locations which are untamed until now. Not just this during your trek catch the glimpse of the Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse and Makalu along with a diverse range of flora and fauna, contrasting views of snow-clad peaks and evergreen forests.  

This trek is considered as the highest trek in West Bengal. The trek route to Sandakphu goes all along the Singalila range and therefore this is also known as Singalila trek. During the trek, you will not only see the famous peaks but also Three Sisters and few other peaks of Nepal, Sikkim, Tibet and Bhutan in one single stretch of snow. Soak in the beauty of the region as you continue your trek and watch the towering peaks touching the sky. The cluster of Kanchenjunga forms the upper body and is popular among the people as The Sleeping Buddha.  

Your trek route lies along the border of India and Nepal. There is also the Singalila National Park where one can find a rare species like Red Panda and is a birder’s paradise. You will also find blooming Rhododendrons and Magnolia which will turn the forest with red, pink and white shades during spring and foliage hue during fall. The Sandakphu Trek is definitely the best trek you should try this season.

Sandakphu Trek Highlights:

- Sandakphu Trek is one of the most beautiful treks which will take you through some of the most unknown and unexplored parts of Sikkim and Nepal.

- During the trek, you will come across the Mt Everest the snow peak which is said to bears bequest of the mythical stairway to heaven.

- You will also have the chance to camp under the brilliant night sky and that too with a bonfire.

- Pass through the small streams and witness the beauty of the whole region.

- Stop for a while and meet the friendly locals of villages and learn about their day to day life.

- Get a chance to witness the majestic sunrise on your fourth day.

- You will also find blooming Rhododendrons and Magnolia which will turn the forest with red, pink and white shades during spring and foliage hue during fall.

Sandakphu Temperature: Day: 8°C to 15°C and Night: -5°C to 5°C

Sandakphu Trek Trekking Distance:  47km

Sandakphu Trek Altitude: 11,941ft

Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate 

Railway Station: New Jalpaiguri (NJP) is the nearest railway station 

Airport: Bagdogra Airport

ATM: You can withdraw money at New Jalpaiguri (NJP).

Neytham Holy Cave Trek is an extremely pleasant trek for those who love nature and respect culture. There is a panoramic view of Mt. Khangchendzonga, Mt. Pandim, Mt. Kabru, and its umpteen adjoining ranges.

In this trek we drive from Bagdogra airport or by railway to Labdang Gurung Heritage village. We will trek to Lhari Nimphu Holy cave- the distance is about 6hrs. You could explore this beautiful hidden paradise. We will also trek from Dhoopi to Borong Hotspring which happens to be a 4 hr run.

From this place we move to Rabangla. One is provided with lodging and boarding facilities at Rabangla. A return drive from Rabangla to Bagdogra / New Jalpaiguri, takes us to the last lap of the trip.
 

Among the Sikkim's Treks, most popular trek is the foot of Mt. Kangchenjunga, the 3rd highest peak in the world.Though the view of Kanchandzonga chains is enjoyed from various viewpoints, but the most beautiful view to these mountains is from Dzongri & Gochila (4800m).The panoramic views of the peaks and Himalayan ranges will rejuvenate you both physically as well as mentally.

Like all Himalayan Treks, in this trek, you will hear nothing but the whistle of the wind, soothing sound of brooks flowing down the hills, songs of birds in different tunes, shrilling crickets & sometimes, the whistling Lepchas or Tibetan yak herders.

This trek starts from Yoksum to Goecha La Pass, at 5000m. A lush countryside of subtropical forests, rhododendron forests, alpine meadows where the Yaks graze in high valleys surrounded by glaciers and snow capped peaks of the Khangchendzonga range.

Kanchandzonga trek is one of the perfect trekking in sikkim landscapes in India. This trek starts from Bagdogra to Goecha La. The best season is April-June & the October-December period. Trek ends at Phuentsoling in Bhutan or at Bhadrapur airport in Nepal. Glaciers and snow capped peaks of the Khangchendzonga range overlooking the pristine Himalayan environment. It is the homeland of three different tribes, namely the indigenous Lephcas, Nepalese & Bhutias. Many such tours make Sikkim one of the hottest destinations in India.

About the Activity:

• Embark on this tour of 9 days that includes an invigorating Singalila trek; it covers the famous spots of trek lovers around Mt. Everest.
• You will be travelling through Bagdogra, Hee Bermiok, Samma Taar Nature Camp, Barsey, Jorebotey, Phoktey, Chiwa Bhanjyang, Hee Bermiok, Gangtok/Bagdogra etc.
• During the tour you might be enjoying the relishing sights of different caves, lakes, waterfalls, botanical garden, water garden, red Panda gate, oak forest, rhododendron valleys, Mt Everest and Mt Khangchendzonga
• This trekking expedition offers several easy and challenging trails to the trekkers. It is in this tour that the trekkers can also visit several towns and villages around Gangtok and can explore their life and culture.
• The package includes food, accommodation and transportation during the trip.

About the Singalila Trek:

With hundreds of admirers, Singalila trek becomes more enthusiastic every year and you are also invited to be a part of the amazing trek this year. A 17 day long Singalila trekking package comes to pick you up to be at the beautiful region in Sikkim and explore the world’s highest peaks with complete excitement. Arrive at Bagdogra airport to begin with this long energetic trek. Hit the tranquilizing trails going through Pelling, Uttarey, Chiwa Bhanjyang, Dhor, Pare Megu, Lam Pokhari, Gomathang, Tikip Chu, Dzongri, Lamuney, Goecha La and Thangshing. All the routes are dominated by dense forest ranges, wild flowers, open meadows, summit views from the distance and many more steep climbs to reach each destination.

This long Singalila Ridge trekking package has everything to make you surprised from the first day onward. It ranges from the quaint villages in Sikkim and Nepal border to the wonderful sights of the Everest as well. Some days are completely dedicated to great heights which are accessible after shedding so much sweat. The routes will be not friendly many times and you will need to negotiate in a perfect way. 

Tshoka to Yuksom is the last stretch of the Singalila trek and at Yuksom, you are getting a free day to explore and enjoy watching many tourist attractions. After getting dropped at Bagdogra airport from Yuksom, you 17 day long trek comes to an end.

About the Singalila:

Singalila Ridge Trek is one of the most admired as well as fascinating treks in India since it opens the gates to some of the mystic trails around Sikkim. Singalila is known for its strenuous routes and finally ends with an enchanting visit to Darjeeling, the Queen of Hills. Along with fun and excitement of trekking, this tour also provides some of the astounding views of the mighty Mt Everest and Kanchenjunga peaks. Some of the other lofty summits of the Himalayan Range can also be witnessed.

Singalila Ridge Trek is a century old one with a narrow path going alone the Indo Nepal border cutting across the edges of rhododendron and other forests. It is one of the rarest spots in India where you will get the opportunity to watch different summit above 8000 meters. The Darjeeling Hills can offer you the best sightseeing moments as well along with the long stretches of tea plantations and monasteries on the borders of Tibet and India. Also, the cascading rivers and lush greenery add more charm to the beautiful trekking trails resulting in the extravagant appearance of Singalila ridge.

Singalila Trek Highlights:

- The highest peaks in the world located at a height of more than 8000 meters would be visible on this trek:  Mt. Everest, Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Lhotse and Mt. Kanchenjunga

- You will be able to witness more than 20 peaks spreading across Sikkim and Nepal like Chomolhari, Narsing, Jupono, Goecha Peak, Forked Peak, Kanchenjunga, Kumbhakarna, Frey, Rathong, Koktang, South Kabru, North Kabru, Tenchenkhang, Pandim, Simvo and so on.

- The beautiful rhododendron forest in the Himalayas will be your accompaniment throughout the route. From March to July, these forests will have the colorful flowers as well.

- If you are lucky, you can spot some rare birds and animals on the way.

- Exotic sunset and sunrise views as well as the golden chance to know the culture of Bhutan and Nepal along with Sikkim.

Quick Facts About Singalila Trek:

Maximum Altitude: 12,140ft

Singalila Trek Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate 

Temperature: 1°C to 12°C

Railway Station: New Jalpaiguri, West Bengal is the nearest railway station 

Airport: Bagdogra, West Bengal

Beauty Of Himalayan Treks, A large part of Uttaranchal is situated below the range of Himalayas in the northern part of India with dense forests, rivers, peaks, mountains that enhances its beauty. Uttaranchal is a major tourist attraction. It is a perfect place to discover the nature at its best and explore it too.

When one walks through the un-explored settings and observes the nature around, its the part of Uttarakhand left behind. Seku village (5500 ft / 1700 mts), 2 hrs walk from Kuflon, an alternate trek route to Dodital, is one of the very few villages in the region to have been unscathed by the regular visits from the outsiders. Mainly an agro-dependent economy, it has started moving towards greener pastures. The settings of the village offer a mix of the past and the encroaching modern influence.

A village named Kuflon, is a well known eco-Friendly nature camp that is about 12 kms from Uttarkashi. It is located about 2 kms from a place called Sangamchatti at an altitude of 5000 ft. Its the part of Uttarakhand. Kuflon must be explored by outdoor activities of camping, bird watching, trout angling that gives a unique experience of thrill and adventure. The narrow stream called Assi Ganga flows through the hills that abounds in Brown trout and is favourable for the adventurous sports for tourists visiting Kuflon. The best season to visit this place is from September till July ending. This is the time for nature sports and time to enjoy incomparable hospitability from the villagers.

Known as the most beautiful trek in the world with the blue Primula, Valley of Flowers Uttarakhand is a must do trek for you. Tucked up at a high altitude this trek is renewed with the Mountaineers and adventure seekers.  Blessed with exotic flowers, faunas and magnificent views this Valley of Flowers trek will take you to the world of snow clad mountains and high cliffs. High in the grand Himalayas of the Garhwal district sprawls this captivating valley. The best time to do the Valley of Flowers trek is during the month of mid-July to mid-August.  

For this Valley Of Flowers trek, you will have to trek from Govindghat, on the route to Hemkund Sahib, up to  Ghangaria which is quite an exhilarating climb. Catch the glimpse of the Himalayan beauty while you head out on this trek. At an altitude of 14,400 ft, you will come across the large clear water lake which will make you stare at it for long. This hidden jewel is a unique habitat and home to millions of species of wildflowers such as saxifrages, sediams, lilies, poppy, calendular, daisies, geranium, zinnia and petunia.  Not just this you will come across varieties of colourful butterflies as you continue your Valley of Flowers trek. 

This valley is at an altitude of 3250 m and above. This valley is also a core zone of Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve with an expanse of 87.5 sq km which is just a colourful paradise with alpine flowers. According to the legends, it is believed that this is the place where Pawan Putra Hanuman had collected Sanjeevani Buti to cure Laxman.  Listen to the sound of birds chirping and the musical sound of the stream during the Valley of Flowers trek. The soothing breeze and the enchanting beauty lure away the nature lovers and the photography lovers. 

This valley was also declared as a National Park in 1982 and is a world heritage site. One can also find a variety of rare and endangered species of animals like Asiatic black bear, brown bear, snow leopard, blue sheep and more. With the backdrop of the mountains and the scenic trail, you will feel as you have definitely landed in the land of fairies.

Valley of Flowers Trek Highlights:

- Blessed with the verdant beauty, valley is filled with 300 different types of flowers.

- Get a chance to witness the vivid flora and fauna of the region like brahamkamal, saxifrages, sediams, lilies, blue poppy, calendula, daisies, dog flower and brown bear, blue sheep etc.

- Catch the glimpse of the famous Hathi Parvat and Saptrishi peaks while you head out on this trek.

-  Meet the local people and learn about the culture of this region. Also, do share a cup of tea with them.

- While at Hemkund Sahib take a dip in the holy water and purify your soul.

Quick Facts About Valley of Flowers Trek:

Maximum Altitude: 14,400 ft

Temperature: Day: 12°C-20°C and Night: 4°C-10°C

Valley of Flowers Trek Distance:  47km

Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate 

Valley of Flowers Trek Starting and Ending Point: The trek starts and ends at Joshimath

Railway Station: Haridwar is the nearest railway station 

Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun

Base Camp: Govindghat

ATM: Joshimath is the last place where ATM is there.

There are two different variants available with this package as given below:

Variant 1: Valley of Flowers Trek Ex Joshimath- Rs. 6500/- per person

Variant 2: Valley of Flowers Trek Ex Haridwar- Rs. 9200/- per person

How to reach?

Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun serves as the nearest airport to Haridwar. Local vehicles can be availed from outside the airport to reach Haridwar by road from Dehradun.

Departure Dates:

About the Valley of Flower :

Get swept away into a floral fairytale world. A trek to Valley of Flowers greets with an array of colourful blossoms and a charming network of streams lacing dewy meadows. The backdrop of snow kissed mountains further adds to the charm. Huddled in the celestial like West Himalaya, Uttarakhand, the trek to Valley of Flowers opens up around 300 types of endemic alpine flowers and a rich range of flora.

A nature lover's paradise, Uttarakhand allures with a dramatic landscape of quaint lakes, meandering rivers, lofty mountains and rising peaks of Hilamlayas. The serene atmosphere further lends in a distinct character.

Lolling over a good 87.5 square kilometres, the area was declared a national park in 1982. Heralded as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the entire valley comes alive when the snow melts. Over here, you will also come across endangered species as such as Asiatic black bear, snow leopard, brown bear and also the blue sheep. At 3600 meters above the sea level, the Valley of Flowers makes for an engaging trekking destination.

About the destination:

A gateway to floral paradise, the Valley of Flowers is one of the most beautiful botanical gardens in India, and is privileged the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site! Nestled atop a breathtaking altitude of 14,400 ft., the valley is home to countless exquisite floral species that carpet the trails. A crisscross of white, purple, blue, yellow and red paints the verdant canvas of the trek, while towering Himalayan massifs stand guard throughout. A blend of enchanting aromas from the carpeting flowers swirl through the valley, putting trekkers in a daze.

Enhancing the fantastic beauty of the trail are several streams that wind through the splendid meadows. The landscape of the trek is beautifully woven with stellar grasslands, idyllic lakes and the rising magnificence of snow-clad Himalayan giants. Monsoons breathe a new life into the valley, which morphs into an expansive quilt of blossoming flowers.

Another alluring highlight of the trek is the alpine lake of Hemkund Sahib, huddled high in the laps of the Himalayas. The lake demands a thrilling climb, which you traverse while dreaming away of the delicious hot langar (meal) that awaits you at the Gurudwara Sri Hemkund Sahib.

The trek to Valley of Flowers begins from a little hamlet called 'Govind Ghat, sitting in close proximity to Joshimath. Experience six days of pure, uninterrupted Himalayan bliss, cocooned in the embrace of nature. A botanist's wildest dream, and a nature lover's paradise, a trek to the Valley of Flowers will leave you with a lifetime of memories, some in your camera rolls, and some forever tucked away in you heart. If you’re looking for your next big Himalayan adventure, the Valley of Flowers will quench your thirst like no other.

Quick Facts:

Altitude: 14,400 ft

Temperature: Day: 12°C-20°C and Night: 4°C-10°C

Trekking Distance:  37km

Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate 

Starting and Ending Point: The trek starts and ends at Govindghat

Railway Station: Haridwar is the nearest railway station 

Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun

Base Camp: Govindghat

ATM: Joshimath is the last place where ATM is there.

If you are looking for the ultimate level of river running in todays India, Total Tons Tonnage River Expedition is the place where your search ends. The distinguishing quality of this trip is its throughout consistent whitewater quality situated in some unbelievable high mountain landscape. Several torrents are flowing in these mountains which range right from Class III to V. This is not it. Amazingly, its whitewater sections are separated from others by an approximation of hundred yards flat water; making it perhaps the most methodological raft tour in the mountains of Himalayas.

Its adrenaline highs and utopian white water of 120 kms raises the standard of this expedition from all other expedition experiences. In fact, it gives a tough competition to the finest of waters across the world.

Not just the river tour but the trip is preceded by cozy noon where you can enjoy short hikes into the leafy alpine forests along with camps in calf high mint and marijuana. This started in 1986 by Jack Morison in form of an excursion of California, White Magic. The best month for planning this out is suggested to be may. So, every interested person, especially the diehard rafter will never forget this soulful experience with thrill and joy.

Sunder Dhunga Valley means the Valley of beautiful stones. The trek is a little more meticulous than its better known cousin's of Pindari and Kafni. Once we reach the top, we will have all the answers regarding its name. It is visited by many tourist who come to Uttaranchal.

The valley Sunderdhunga lies along Sunderdhunga gad (Stream) which sticks together the Pinder River just below the Khati village. There is a village called as the last village on the Sunderdhunga valley, which is just 7 km away from Khati. Beyond Jatoli there is nature at its best Rippling streams, waterfalls, undisturbed wildlife and open meadows. Apart from this, there is a towering southern ring on the Nanda Devi Sanctuary whose peaks like Mrigthuni, Maiktoli, and Panwali Dwar are adjoined together with sharp ridges and hanging glaciers, dominate the Sunderdhunga valley. The upper reaches of the valley open at the meadows of Kathalia where local shepherds move in with their flocks during summer. The lush green meadows named Bal Top and forest of Rhododendrons and Juniper can be seen while travelling.

Siladoooni is used mainly as pastoral ground by the local villagers for gazing. The campsite is surrounded with thick forest and is home to barbets, thrushes, woodpeckers and a variety of Himalayan bird species. The water holes made by the villagers for their cattle are favorite with the wild animals and a chance to catch them at these water holes is high for the early risers.

This is an area which has been attracting people for centuries. Our journey will commence from New Delhi to Kuflon via Haridwar and then to Siladooni. The best seasons to visit this place are summer - from March to June; and autumn - from September to November.

Tons Valley, located west of Garwal Himalaya, is a thick forest of pine and deodar mixture. The valley remains a tourist center.Ruinsara Lake engulfed by several glittering peaks is actually serene haven.The area being a section of great Govind Sanctuary, this place is filled with Indians diverse wildlife and it stays the heart of nature and bird watchers.Villages made of unique wooden carvings along the highway perplex watchers. Ruinsara Lake lies within the popular Swargrohini ranges and this place is nearly married by Hindu Mythology. The famous route carries historic weight as it remains part of Mahabharata Legendary epic.

Talk of heroes like Pandavas, who roamed in this region when they were serving 14 exile years. The Swargrohini trekking is the joyous, easiest and popular in the entire Garhwal Himalayas. Several alternatives exists whether to proceed directly to Himachal Pradesh or change direction to valleys like Garhwal. While trekking along Tons valley you will probably notice high mounts and thick forests surrounding this wonderful area.There are many such beautiful places in Uttaranchal. Binsar, Dodital etc. are some of them.

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About the Roopkund Trek:

The Roopkund trek is an invigorating expedition from the high altitude region of Loharjung, in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand at 3200m, to the ‘Skeletal Lake’ of Roopkund shadowed by the mighty peak of Trishul standing tall at 5000m. The trail for the trek that leads to the frozen Roopkund Lake also overlaps with the religious pilgrimage of Nanda Devi thus making this experience of trekking in Uttarakhand, an overall mix of culture and adventure.

Going by legends, the ‘Mystery Lake’ is immersed and circled by hundreds of skeletons which is the major attraction of this trek. The skeletons happen to belong to pilgrims who fell to their deaths due to the unexpected natural calamities.

For trekking enthusiasts, the Roopkund trekking is an idyllic one comprising of trails cutting through dense thickets, surpassing the gushing waters of brooks and streams as well as charming lakes and vast expanse of lush grasslands, also known as ‘Bugyals’. At the top of the mysterious lake of Roopkund, get the opportunity to witness and marvel at the stunning views of  Roopkund Glacier, Trishul, Nandaghungti and Choukhamba peaks. 

About the destination:

The mysterious lake of Roopkund is cradled in the laps of Mt. Trishul and perches at a dizzying altitude of nearly 16,500 ft.! Draped in a blanket of mystery and myth, the lake is home to skeletal remains of countless humans and animals, which are clearly visible when the snow has melted away. This has earned it the name ‘Skeleton Lake Trek’. The trail to Roopkund originates from the base village of Lohajung, and winds through mesmerising forests of oak adorned with vibrant rhododendrons.

One of the highlights of the Skeleton Lake trek is that it takes you through the twin meadows of Ali and Bedni Bugyal, which are two of the highest alpine meadows in Asia. The locals generally bring their herds to Bedni Bugyal for grazing. Bedni Bugyal makes for an ideal campsite, and unfolds breathtaking views of the neighbouring Nanda Ghunti and Chaukhambha, though the magnificent Mount Trishul rises above all others to render you truly speechless. To add to the veil of myth, there are various stories that revolve around the trek. Every campsite has a backstory which the locals will gladly share with you.

The trek from Bhagwabasa, the last campsite, to Roopkund starts very early in the morning, with millions of stars playing chaperone. Although a bit daunting towards the end, the reward more than compensates for the exertion, and everything else pales against the splendour and glory of Roopkund Lake. If you’re up for a bit of a challenge, you can also trek further up to the ridge of Junargali, from where Mount Trishul seems only a touch away! The beauty and glamour of this trek is virtually unequalled, making it one of the most unmissable treks in the Himalayas, and every trekker’s dream! The awe-inspiring thrill of Roopkund will leave you with memories of a lifetime.

Altitude: 15,700 ft.

Temperature: May – June: 15 to 20 degrees (during daytime) and 7 to -2 (during the night), Sept-Oct: 15 to 10 (during daytime) and night 5 to -5 degrees (during the night)

Difficulty: Moderate

Railway Station: Kathgodam Railway Station

Base Camp: Loharjung base camp 

ATM: Last ATMis in Kathgodam

The season for this trek is over for this year you can look at other Himalayan treks. 

About the Roopkund Trek:

About the Roopkund:

A trek to Mystery Lake of Uttarakhand i.e. Roopkund Lake is a must-do for an avid trekker! Battling several adversities common to the Himalayas, this water body perched in the laps of the snow-clad Mt. Trishul is situated at an altitude of 16,499ft.

Most attractive for the human skeletons lying at the bottom of the lake, which are distinctly visible when the snow melts, the lake is swarmed by the plenitude of visitors.

The route along the Roopkund trek is a fascinating journey of discovering the most pristine of the Himalayan contribution of oak and blooming rhododendron forests. A moderate trek, the trek trails through mountainous rivers, enthralling ridges, lush forests and scenic meadows.

Quick Facts About Roopkund Trek:

Temperature: Day: 13 to 18°C and Night: -5 to 7°C

Roopkund Trek Distance:  53km

Maximum Altitude: 16,499 ft

Roopkund Trek Difficulty Level: Moderate To Difficult 

Railway Station:  Kathgodam Railway station is the nearest railway station 

Base Camp: Lohajung

The trekking camp 'Rhododendron Trek' is presented at Devariyatal, Uttaranchal. It is a short easy trek running parallel to the high Himalayan Treks. In this trek you walk though verdant tropical and alpine forests where a great variety of orchids and rhododendrons and primuleas carpet the alpine terrain.

We can begin a trek here for the upper areas of the Langtang Valley. Nine species of Rhododendron can be seen in this region. An easy 4 km trek from there takes one up to the Barsey Rhododendron Sanctuary. Rhododendron Trek - a trek adorned with beautiful resplendent flowers of rhododendrons grown in their full bloom. This fabulous Uttaranchal trekking of the valley offers a wide scope of bafflement. Our tour starts from Haridwar to Chopta. Rhododendron locally known as Guras is the delight of the Eastern Himalayan mountains.

Milam Glacier is a major glacier of the Kumaon trekking in Himalaya. It is situated in the tehsil of Munsiyari, part of the Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand, India, about 15 kilometres northeast of Nanda Devi.

The base for Milam Glacier is Munsyari (2290 Meters) in Pithoragarh district. From Munsyari the trek will take us to downhill along Gori Ganga River. From Bogdiyar to Rilkot, there is a thickly forested region where the land opens into the Gori Ganga Valley. While crossing Gori Ganga River below Burfu Village, we will observe an uninterrupted view of Nanda Devi and Hardeol peaks up to Milam Glacier.

This mixed glacier system is the source of the Gori Ganga River, and offers breathtaking views of an area that abounds in natural beauty. The last point of Milam Glacier at 3872 meters is the nodal point for a variety of high grade routes and peaks.

Passing through the vibrant valleys of the Gori Ganga and the high alpine meadows, one cannot resist admiring the impressive waterfalls and forests of Rhododendron, conifers, chestnut and bamboo.

Situated in Kuflon, Uttaranchal, Mandanbitti is the highest peak that offers a heavenly view of the great Himalayan ranges. Some years back it was a part of the Varuna yatra (a local circular pilgrim route). With changing times it fell out of the circle, making Varuna yatra possible in one day. It is surrounded by beautiful meadows spread across the magnificent green blanket of grass and bright flowers. It offers a view of the surrounding regions.

The Himalaya trekking are a cluster of several unclimbed peaks with an altitude varying anywhere between 6000m to 7000m. At 10450 feet, Mount Madanbitti is a challenge to the trekkers as well as tourists who are looking for a bit of an adventure. The 4-day journey begins in the tents at Kuflon where in the base is set for the camping process. Thereafter several activities like Trekking, watching sunrise from the mountain top, camp-fire, sleeping in the tents are some fun filled activities can look forward to.

Mandanbitti is an mountaineers paradise with the best of the peaks to climb on and the Friendly weather makes it easier to perform the tasks. A trekkers hotspot, it is loaded with activities like trekking Uttaranchal, climbing, Rafting, angling.

This is a trail that goes from a glacier to the next, taking you to the Badrinath and Gangotri holy shrines while you also pass Kalindi. Most of the walk is located over ground and you will be able to view a part of high altitude wildlife. Camps are set up near small glacial lakes. The average walking altitude is 4500 meters and you will sleep at freezing temperatures for around 10 days.

It is highly advised that adventurous and very fit trekkers will go through Kalindi Pass. There is a necessity to have mountaineering and high altitude trekking expeditions of India are fundamental ability. You will experience something rare since even seasoned climbers have problems with this pass. However, if you can do it, you will love every second of it.

Har - Ki - Doon is located in the Western Ganges of the Garhwal Himalayas, at the base of the Fateh Parvat, at an altitude of 3,556 meters. This is a cradle shaped Valley, which is bounded by dense forests of pines and gleaming mountain peaks.

The Hanging Valley of Gods is a luxury for those who love Trekking. This modest trek would take us to one of the least explored regions of Garhwal. The scenic beauty and the glistening snow-clad Swarga-Rohini peak is the main attraction.

As Har-Ki-Doon drops within the Govind wildlife Sanctuary, a wild life enthusiast is sure to strike gold. This sanctuary is a delight to not just bird-watchers but also ardent nature lovers. Also located in the Fatch Parva region, in one of the most beautiful villages, is the skilfully carved temple, bestowed to Duryodhana, the Kaurava prince from the Hindu mythology.

The livelihood of the local populace is farming rice, rajma and charas. They make use of the wood of Deodar tree for their house. We can find many people using Hookah for smoking. One can smell of pine while having hookah. Similar treks like the Chopta Tungnath trek are also very popular.

About the Gomukh Tapovan Trek:

Within the 6 days of this Gangotri Gomukh Tapovan trek, one can marvel at the beauty of the Gomukh glacier, which forms one of the main sources of water for river Ganges.  Along with your way to the peak, you can also visit several other attractions as well. This includes some of the popular and stunning pilgrimage sites in the area. The caves and huts housing ascetics at Tapovan are also quite inspiring. You will start the trek after reaching Rishikesh.

Uttarkashi to Gangotri will let you watch many holy rivers and landscapes which are the prominent attractions coming along with you.  This trek will let you observe the magnificent beauty of Bhojwassa after you cover the well-laid paths leading to the region. The steep climbs leading to the high altitude meadows are conquered by many people before and you are also invited to catch the glimpses of the major towers in the Himalayan Ranges spreading across the region very closely by staying at the velvet type grasslands.

Witnessing the beauty of the stunning views of the Bhagirathi group of peaks, you will continue trekking to Gomukh and then towards Tapovan. Get a chance to witness the flora and fauna of the region as you keep continuing your trek on the seventh and eighth day. Conclude the trip after six days with precious memories created at the stunning locations.

About the Gomukh Tapovan:

Gomukh Tapovan Trek is considered as one of the most exciting and thrilling treks. Resembling the mouth of a cow, the Gomukh Glacier is one of the main water sources of the holy Ganges. Around the glacier, one can also view the peaks of Gangotri Group - Shivling, Thalay Sagar, Meru, and Bhagirathi III. In addition to its mesmerising beauty and appeal, it is also an important pilgrimage site for the Hindus and a dip in its water is considered as a sacred ritual. 

On the other hand, Tapovan is located at the foothills of the Shivling Peak and is considered as a challenging route for the trekkers. Reaching a height of around 14,640ft, it is often thronged by the sadhus. This thrilling Gomukh Tapovan Trek takes you through some of the untouched places of the region. Marvel at the sight of the amazing beauty of the region as you keep continuing your trek. The sight of the Bhagirathi sisters glistening in the moonlight from Bhojbasa will make you stare at it for long. 

The trekking trail typically has steady inclines and level walks. Trek for another 20-30 minutes and you will see another stream gushing below a makeshift bridge. You get clear perspectives of the Bhagirathi crests from Chirbasa. Additionally unmistakable out there is the mouth of the glacier. Your trek to Gomukh Tapovan will be one of the most memorable treks for you.

Gomukh Tapovan Trek Highlights:

- Enjoy camping at a high summit and the clear night sky under the billions of stars. Also, enjoy a small bonfire with your friends.

- Get a chance to witness the rare flora and fauna of this region as you continue your trek.

- Catch the glimpses of magnificent Bhagirathi peaks from Chirbasa. Also visible in the distance is the mouth of the Gaumukh glacier.

- During your trek you will also trek through Chota Jhandidar and Bada Jhandidar.

- The snow-capped mountain and the distant valleys will definitely make you wish to come back here once again.

- Trek to Bhojwassa which is studded with trees and is mostly barren and often compared to the Arctic Tundra region.

- Also, get a chance to visit Kriti and Meru glacier during your trek.

Quick Facts About Gomukh Tapovan:

Temperature: Day: 12°C to 17°C and Night: 2°C to 7°C. Can drop to -2°C to -3°C at Tapovan

Maximum Altitude: 14200 ft

Gomukh Tapovan Trek Difficulty Level: Moderate-Difficult

Railway Station: Dehradun Railway Station

ATM: Uttarkashi has the last ATM point before your trek begins.

Location : Uttarkashi

Start Point | End Point : Sangam Chatti

Start Time | End Time : The Trek starts at 10:00 AM on Day 1 and ends around 06:00 PM on Day 6

Departure Dates : On Weekend (Except July & August)

About the Dodital Trek:

Nestled high up in the mountains at an altitude of 3310 mts above sea level Dodital trek is another must  trek. Known as one of the most beautiful treks in North India this trek has been attracting travelers from far and wide. This trek is named after the rare Himalayan trout which is known as Dodi in the local language. Start the journey from Dehradun, drive till  the quaint little village- Sangam chati from Uttarkashi,start the initial trek and see Agoda settlement. 

Enjoy camping near the winsome campsite above the rivulet at Bhebra. Continue trekking through a mixed forest high above the Asi Ganga before entering a side valley leading to Dodital. On the third day trek will be around 6 hours and to a height of 3310m. Catch the glimpse of the Gujar settlement and then make your way through the rhododendron, oak, pine and bamboo forest. Listen to the noise of the distant valleys and the birds chirping during the trek. 

The Dodital Lake is a beautiful campsite surrounded by pine and oak trees. Soak in the beauty of the region and keep staring for long at the lake.Enjoy some birding experience come across a variety of birds like Brown Fronted Woodpecker, Grey Tit, Himalayan Babbler, Red-Billed Blue Magpie, Grey Shrike, Bush Robin, Pink Finch, Munia, Common Chiffchaff, Himalayan Whistling Thrush, Himalayan Tree Pie, Tailor Bird, Himalayan Monal during the trek. This Dodital trek package will definitely provide the best experience of trekking.

About the Destination:

Escape to a fairy tale world of trekking tours in India with The Dodital trek & Darwa Pass that opens up many pleasant surprises along the way. Get to unravel a snowy and varied landscape. A freshwater lake in Uttarakhand, trek perched at 3085 meters is a feast for the eyes. Legend has it that Lord Ganesha chose this place as his abode and there is a temple dedicated to him here. Known as The Land of Gods, Uttarakhand presents a dramatic terrain with beautiful lakes, serene rivers and mountains and rising Himalayan peaks. The many delights of the Dodital trek and Darwa Pass include a visit to Sangam Chatti, a quaint village marketplace and getting a whiff of Gujar settlement. 

Make way along meadows dusted with snow, laced with pine trees and witness the awe-inspiring Himalayas.Trek through some of the most beautiful sights of the region come across the high mountain peak and distant valley. Trek through the dense forest and open meadows as one slowly takes the curves and turns. The beautiful Dodital Lake and eventually to Dwara Pass Top at 4150 Meters offers mesmerizing views of Dhauladhar and Greater Himalayan Ranges. Come across the beautiful campsite surrounded by pine and oak trees.

This trek is also very popular among the trekker, shutterbugs and the nature lovers. Spend some time close to nature and witness the beauty of surroundings. The lake is also home to freshWater Golden Mahseer, one of most famous trout fish in the Himalayas. 

Dodital Trek Highlights :

Dodital trek is one of the most sought off treks in the world towering at a height of 3310 m and is known as the most beautiful lake in the world.

This trek will take one through some unknown parts of the region which is less discovered by people.

Get a chance to witness the beautiful temple which is dedicated to Lord Ganesha and which is also believed to be the birthplace of Ganesha.

During the trek catch the glimpse of the mesmerizing views of Dhauladhar and Greater Himalayan Ranges.

Get a chance to camp under the clear night sky and that too at a high summit surrounded by the mountains enjoy watching the sky.

For the bird lovers, it's a  perfect shot for the camera of Grey Shrike, Bush Robin, Pink Finch, Munia, Common Chiffchaff, Himalayan Whistling Thrush, Himalayan Tree Pie, Tailor Bird and Himalayan Monal.

Quick Facts About Dodital Trek:

Temperature: -2°C to 20°C

Dodital Trekking Distance: 54km

Maximum Altitude: 13,600 ft

Dodital Trekking Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate

Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport

Nearest Railway Station: Dehradun

Ladakh and Zanskar form the western edge of the Tibetan plateau and are popularly known as the Little Tibet due to the similarity of the culture and the high altitude desert landscape. Politically, this region forms a part of India, though the religious head is still the Dalai Lama.

This trek goes into the hidden kingdom of Zanskar. The trek offers close encounters with Zanskari life, passing interesting villages with their little gompas on practically every day of the trek. The route also takes in eight high passes and, depending on the time of the year, up to a dozen river crossings including the Zanskar river.

Lamayuru is a beautiful place. The flora and fauna is also similar to Tibet and is quite distinct from the rest of the Himalayas. The region, being beyond the reach of the monsoon, is dry with sparse vegetation. Willow groves and poplars are found near villages. Bushes of eidelberry, wild strawberry and sage brush are also common. The fauna includes marmots, blue sheep and ibex and an occasional snow leopard, besides many birds of prey.

It is one of the popular treks, which leads to the Zanskar Valley. The trek takes one through the many Zanskar villages and various monasteries there in. A slow ascent up to the pass and then a steep descent to the Tsarap River brings one right into the heart of the Zanskar. The trail follows the river most of the way.

We will drive from New Delhi to the lush and exotic Kullu Valley crossing the Rohtang Pass to reach the start of the trek at Darcha. Towards the western end of the Himalayas a series of continuous mountain ridges, comprising scores of 6000m (20000 foot) peaks forms an effective barrier between the Indian provinces of Lahaul and Ladakh. Linking these contrasting mountainous regions is a Ladakh trekking route that provides one of the great challenges of the Indian Himalayan Treks.

We head north across the Shingo La into the ancient kingdom of Zanskar which is famous for its hardy inhabitants and starkly beautiful landscape. On the way one can encounter a row of isolated villages and numerous wonderful Buddhist monasteries, notably at Phuktal, Lingshet and Lamayuru. As a finale to what is unquestionably one of the world's most classic Indian trekking experiences, one can also plan to explore the fascinating and legendary Ladakhi capital of Leh.

The trek from Chumathang to Yaya Tso Trek takes 6 days and the best time to do it is from Mid June to September. We drive from Leh to Chumathang in 4 hours. Chumathang is well known for its springs. It has medical importance but the use of water here is also done to wash clothes. The Chumathang village is not very far from the springs and a small monastery nearby can be a good place to explore.

From Chumathang we walk across the village, cross the animal pastures, get a chance to spot wildlife like blue sheep and marmots and take in some amazing sights of natural beauty. After 5 hours we arrive at Gangra. Next stop is Sumdo that takes 4 hours. Sumdo is where three valleys merge together. It is a sight to behold and surely a place to pitch up tents for the day.

From Sumdo we leave for Phayalung. It takes about 8 hours for the trek to complete. Climb to Choku La is pretty tough hence we start early in the morning. From Phayalung we trek to Yayatso. We come across several shepherds, a gorgeous flowing river, a desert plateau and then the village Yaya. The lake near this village is called Yaya tso. We drive down to Mahe halting to visit the nunnery and then go straight to Leh.

The duration of trek from Brandy Nalla to Hemis is about 13 days. The best time to do this trek is from mid June to End of September. The journey begins at Manali where we drive through Sarchu. We cross the Baralacha Pass and camp at Brandy Nalla, the start of this trek. The next place we trek to is Jukta, a short leisure trek which will help us in acclimatizing.

From Jukta we move to Morang la, the highest point in the trek. The trek is moderate. We follow the Bans river and arrive at the camping base. From Morang La base we take a steep climb and reach Morang La (5300 ft). The trek from here onwards is an easy down hill climb until the Lun valley. From Lun we trek to Lungmo Che at 4000 mt. En route this place it is likely to encounter nomadic groups.

From Lungmo Che we go to Yar La and from there we arrive at Dat. Sorra is the next stop. On the way we will visit the Gelukpa monastery at Dat village. A short trek from here and we arrive at the mid camp called Zalung Karpo La. The next morning we leave for Langtan Chu. The trek takes 7-8 hours. Next day again start the trek to Nimaling. To reach there we cross two ridges. Spend an entire day lazing around in Nimaling. From Nimaling we will go to Kangmarula and then to Chogdo.

Next day trek until we reach Shang and then drive to Hemis monastery. After visitng Hemis, drive to Leh and return back home.

This trek is tough and challenging and at the same time it is beautiful and rewarding. This trek needs proper advanced preparation with regards to the participants physical condition as well as the team setup. This trek is also known in Himachal as the Parang la Trek as it crosses through the high pass of Parangla at an altitude of 5089 M which is the highest point in this trek. The average walk per day is about 6 hrs though variations are there on individual days.

Ladakh Trek from the beautiful Spiti Valley in Himachal over high passes to the picturesque lake of Tso Moriri inLadakh tour package and then on to the rugged mountains of Rumtse. It is one of the most beautiful trails in the Western Himalayas going over Parang La with its grand view and Changpa territory.

A nomadic community (living off flocks of yaks and sheep), the Changpas have a timelessness about them. Trading in pashmina, yaks and living in yak hair tents called rebos, they have adapted to the harsh dry air of the Changthang.

The trek is also a great one to catch sight of high altitude Wildlife such as kyangs or Tibetan Wild Asses (their only other cousins are the wild asses of Rann of Kutch in Gujarat), the highly endangered black-necked cranes, bar headed geese and Tibetan wolves.

This trek which starts from Ladakh and ends in the tribal region of Himachal Pradesh can be considered “off the beaten trek” as less people opt for it due to its toughness. Most fascinating part is that it passes through the high altitude lake Tso Moriri.

Yercaud is a hill station just 35 km away from Salem, Tamil Nadu. It offers a pleasant getaway to tourist with its scenic beauty, pristine ambience and an enchanting list of fun activities such as boating and sightseeing. In addition to the Yercaud Lake, this holiday destination offers a bountiful list of rejuvenating places to visit and escape the roughness of corporate life.

About the Resort :

Situated on a hilltop, this property overlooks the whole town offering the panoramic view of the town and the Yercaud Lake. Away from the hustle and bustle of city-life, the Hill Resort is one of the immaculate destinations for a corporate team outing. Friendly staff, great hospitable service and the inclusion of luxury and comfy amenities make this resort a perfect getaway from the boardrooms and its stresses. 

Evolution of Technology Theme:

Rise above the rest and make use of your imagination.  This fun activity revolves around how technology has evolved from the Stone Age to our High-Tech world. It is here that the team members get to use their innovative abilities and get an opportunity to bond. As this type of project requires many skills sets to ensure success, a team that strives to utilize each member’s strengths is that one that will shine.

In this theme, the different teams start working from the Stone Age and eventually rise to Civilization and High-Tech World. During this event, they will pass through 3 Ages, i.e. Stone Age, Iron Age and Nuclear Age, Nuclear Age being the most recent. As you and your group pass through each age, the behaviour, clothes, language see a change accordingly. At every age, the teams need to work on a different war cry. For every stage, there is a task that needs to be finished which will allow them to move in to the next. The three levels are.

Stone Age

The prop for this theme is a piece of rag. Here the task given is relatively simple. You and your team will have a build a man pulled cart that will assist the entire team in crossing over to the next age.

Iron Age

Get into the zone of the age with a long hat. At this stage, the activity gets complex. You and your team members need to build the bicycle with the materials given and travel to Nuclear Age.

Nuclear Age

Teams must build a car and successfully test its functionality, with one person sitting and others pushing.

The thrilling game ends here. The team that manages to complete all the tasks first and come out with ingenious designs is the one that will emerge as triumphant one.

About Kodachadri:
The outskirts of the state of Karnataka are blessed with some of the most amazing landscapes that are home to numerous peaks and waterfalls. One amongst them is Shivmogga, also known as Shimoga. Famous for its numerous waterfalls and mountain peaks, it is one of the most ideal nature getaways close to Bangalore that one can embark on. The destination rests peacefully on the banks of the Tunga River, making up for its soothing and salubrious climate.

In the varied beauties of this awesome destination lies the Kodachadri Peak, which boasts of lush green forests on its summit. The peak also holds the distinction of being a Natural Heritage site as declared by the government of Karnataka. Nestled amidst the Western Ghats of Karnataka, Kodachadri is located at 1,343 meters above the sea level. Designated as the 10th tallest peak in the state and a precious natural heritage location, Kodachadri trek boasts of compact forests, beautiful waterfalls en route gorgeous jungle trails, and picturesque landscapes. 

The name of Kodachadri is derived from the words Kodacha and Adri, which in the local language means home of the hill jasmine flowers. The peak of Kodachadri is a perfect canvas like the backdrop to the famous Mookambika Temple and also the Mookambika National Park. Being in the heart of this National Park, there are various opportunities for wildlife and trekking enthusiasts. Kodachadri Trekking offers the adventurists the opportunity to explore the lush green hillside views and celebrate the wonders of nature. 

The peak is also home to a stunning range of Biodiversity such as Malabar Langoor, Malabar Pied Hornbill, and Indian Rock Python among many others. On the Kodachadri Trekking experience, you can experience the best of what this land of the varied beauties of nature has to offer and experience the serene environment with camping right in the middle of the woods.

Duration of the Tour: 1N/2D

Altitude: 1343 m

Temperature Range: Fluctuates according to the season with heavy rainfall for 8 months in a year. Summers generally sees a temperature ranging between 25 °C to 35 °C.

Meal Types: Veg, (Breakfast x2, Lunch, Dinner, tea/coffee/snacks)

Activities: Trekking, Campfire

Difficulty Level of Kodachadri Trek: Average - Challenging

About Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek:

For the ones who are planning how to make your vacation special, this Deo Tibba trek is the perfect option for you. This six-day trek starts from Manali and takes you through several moraines, wild forests, and steep climbs. Deo Tibba Base Camp trek is one of the most picturesque treks in the Himachal region which offers landscapes ranging from alpine forests, meadows (locally known as thatch), waterfalls, moraines and a high altitude lake with blue water known as mini-Chandratal (4480m). 

About Deo Tibba Base Camp:

The Deo Tibba Trek offers great view of snow-clad peaks of Deo Tibba (6001m) and Indrasan (6220m) along with the glaciers of Jagatsukh and Deo Tibba. If the idea of trekking to Deo Tibba brings out the vision of scenic mountains and lush meadows and beautiful peaks, then you have indeed landed up at the right place. Chikka, Seri, Tainta, and mini Chandra Tal are the scenic destinations of your trek which give you ample time to observe the purest form of nature abundant with alpine flowers, the glimpses of the famous peaks, the rivulets and the popular Ravi River. Camping amidst the landscapes will be an entertaining option as well to sleep under the sky looking at the twinkling stars. 

Also, for the shutterbugs and the nature lovers, this trek is just another heaven. The sterile scenery in the upper regions and the green valley below make the trail awe-inspiring. Spend some time staring at the distant peaks or just admire the stunning waterfall you will definitely fall in love with this Deo Tibba trek.

Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek with Hampta Pass Highlights:

- Get a chance to witness the many small hamlets and stream through the trek.  Feast your eyes as you witness the beauty of the whole region from the top

- Enjoy camping at a high summit and the clear night sky under the billions of stars. Also, enjoy a small bonfire with your friends.

- Trek through some of the most alpine and forests of fir, Rhododendron, and Oak.

- Get a chance to witness the rare flora and fauna of this region as you continue your trek.

- Feast your eyes at the majestic view of the magnificent snow-capped mountains of the Pir Panjal range of Himalayan Mountains.

- And also meet the local people here and share a cup of tea while you learn about their culture.

- Also, taste the local cuisine of this region while you head out for this trek.

Quick Facts About Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek:

Temperature: 10 to 15 degrees in the morning and -2 to 5 degrees at night

Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek Distance:  75km

Maximum Altitude: 14,000ft

Deo Tibba Trek Difficulty Level: Moderate 

Base Camp: Khanol

Railway Station: Jogindernagar railway station is the nearest railway station from to Manali.

Airport: Bhuntar Airport, Kullu

About the Destinations:

If the world ever becomes too much for you and you want to go to a place that is untouched by the whims of humanity, The Darcha Padum trek is waiting for you. The natural beauty of the valley is so overwhelming that it has even made the hearts of the residents here, pure and unassuming. What makes Darcha to Padum trek a must go destination is the fact that due to its isolation, it only has access to the rest of the world for 5 to 6 months each year. The scenic valleys, lilting streams, rocky canyons and towering mountains make up the virgin beauty of this paradise.

The prosperous heritage of Ladakh and Zanskar valley is further sanctified by the Phuktal Monastery, which crops up on a narrow edge of a cliff showing great architectural skill. However, this beauty is soon to evaporate into the pages of history due to infrastructure work connecting Zanskar and Himachal valley. Enrich yourself by embarking on this once in a lifetime opportunity!

Duration of the Tour: 11N/12D

Meal Types: Veg

Activities: Trek

Highest Altitude: 5,090 meters

Temperature Range: 15 - 30oC

Difficulty Level: Moderate

The trek to Himachal Pradesh offers an implausible look into the pin valleys and Spiti valleys. From Kullu, we would descend to the Spiti valley, Gompa and all the other adjoining villages. The landscape transforms radically after you cross the bhaba pass.

The empty land is now filled up with dense forests of cedar as well as pine. Kunzum la and Rohtak pass gives us an amazing insight to the beauties of nature.

Visit the dhankar monastery which is a famous monastery. Rest at the base camp and continue to trek at the Bhawa Pass. Then you would come across the Bhawa River. The trek would end here at Shimla- once capital of the British.

North of the Great Himalayan Treks, amongst a tangled knot of jagged mountains, lies a rugged and fascinating land, the once independent kingdom of Zanskar. Sandwiched between the Indus Valley and the main crest of the Indian Himalaya, this remote and inaccessible setting well guarded by snowy mountain passes, has kept alive an archaic form of Tibetan Buddhism which flourishes in chain of far-flung monasteries, most of which occupy spectacular fortified locations, high on rocky ridges in isolated valleys.

On the way you get to visit some ancient monasteries dramatically built on jagged hillsides and also stop and meet the Friendly Zanskari inhabitants. Quaint villages, high grassy meadows, a few crystal clear springs, shimmering snow clad mountains and the beauty of the desolate landscape makes this a fascinating trek.

Lovely high meadow camp sites and dry desert land, high passes and snow-capped peaks stunning scenery, Buddhist monasteries and picturesque villages with their irrigated fields of barley and potatoes, and fascinating encounters with the Zanskari people turn a trek in this area into an unforgettable experience.
 

Pick-up Point: Mall Road Manali

Drop-off Point: Bir Bus Stand or Dharamshala Bus Stand

About the Bara Bhangal Trek:

Bara Bhangal trek will offer you the chance to explore the mighty Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges and provide you the best opportunity to become familiar with the quaint and remote culture of the local dwelling in the villages in the valleys. You will traverse through Indrasan and Bara Shigri glacier. We trek through Lama Dugh crossing Thanpri Tibba, Base of Kalihani Pass, Devi ki Marhi, Dal Marhi, and finally the destination that is Bara Bhangal.

The first day of the eleven days will be taking you through the thick forests but offers you the distinct views of multiple peaks at the distance and the alpine plateau studded with thick growth of alpine flowers in the last leg. 360-degree views of Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal Ranges can be obtained from Kalihani.

The trails then go through the Ravi River and the wide deodar forest encircling it and Bara Bhangal is a large village in the valley with beautiful surroundings. From Bara Bhangal, the trails will go to Mardh crossing the big pass Thamsar and other unavoidable forests of birch and pine and also the untouched Thamsar glacier. The glimpses of Kangra Valley from the top of Thamsar will share some more energy to you to accomplish the mission of completing the trek with the utmost thrill.

About the Bara Bhangal:

Bara Bhangal Trek is limited to people experienced in traveling in the rugged backcountry and with the solid know-how of hiking and camping. One of the more challenging routes, it takes one from the lush green Kullu valley to the stark landscapes of Bara Bhangal range. But for the trouble taken, it is a very fruitful trek for the people who are looking for isolated and in-tune-with-nature routes.

As you reach the summit to witness the glorified visuals provided by the peaks will make you think that all the struggles were worth and they have been paid off well. Indrasan, Deo Tibba, Hanuman Tibba, and many more are the magnificent contributors of scenery you will see from the top of Bara Bhangal. The horizon at the farthest enriches the moments you spend here treating your eyes with multiple serene views.

Quick Facts About Bara Bhangal Trek:

Trekking Distance:  30km

Maximum Altitude: 16,070ft

Temperature: 4°C to 18°C

Bara Bhangal Difficulty Level: Difficult

Railway Station: Joginder Nagar Railway Station, 166 km from Manali is the nearest railway station 

Airport: Bhuntar Airport, Kullu

South Zone or South Western Ghats offers unusual rambling plants and lush green lands on hills. These are the most enzootic regions of birds on earth. The paradise of wildlife lovers and nature gazers Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary is bounded by the Western Ghats.

Pass through the brilliant and colorful landscapes, sheer pleasing birding tour is unforgettable. Do not forget to explore Peppara wildlife sanctuary where you can find versatile birds including ling Kobra and python.

The deciduous forests are reached after crossing hilly and low slopes. Verdant in its flora and fauna, Mundanthurai is another sanctuary which rages from dry forests to evergreen woods. Move towards an outstanding sanctuary, Koonthankulam is maintained by the villagers. It is the hugest breeding water bird reserve which has attracted lakhs of birds every year.

This trek takes around 9 days. The best time to do this trek is from Mid August to End of September. The highest point in this trek is Parang La. The highlight of this trip is Monks, monasteries, people and villages. In the entire trip we interact with several locals, enjoy the local food and enjoy the natural landscapes.

During the first day we drive to tsomoriri lake via Chumathang. From there we walk to Korzok that almost feels like walking on the beach. The path is rocky and sandy since morning. Spotting of wild asses are pretty strong in this area.

The next stop from Kyangdam is Skitpodangsa, We trek through Chumik Sharte and then reach Parangchu. The next stop from here is Getpabazuk. It takes 5-6 hours to cross the river. From here we next to move to Tarangyokma. Our next stop is Kharsagongma and from there we trek to Parang la base. The entire thing takes 3-4 hours.

The next stop is Takkarzong via Parang La. We traverse to an awesome natural surroundings, through glaciers, walk southeast for 3 hours and arrive at the destination. The next day reach Thangltak and from there we arrive at Kibber.

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Departure Dates:

If you are ready to accomplish the high altitude Stok Kangri trekking expedition, then here is a wonderful opportunity. The 9 day Stok Kangri trek package will be starting as you reach Leh on the first day and acclimatization is the crucial part of any Ladakh trek. Especially when you are prepared to do Stok Kangri trek, then this is mandatory. 

The trek starts with a walk to Stok Village firstly which will surely present before you the best sights of the village life. Chang Ma being the destination for the start day of the trek to Stok Kangri, it would be giving you the proper welcome to get enthralled by the nourished scenery. The whole trek passes through the barren grey landscape of Ladakh. Mankhorma, the Base Camp and the training days are the next targets on the expedition. 

After going through numerous green filled patches and chilling water bodies, you will reach Stok Kangri. The route will take you through multiple glaciers and steep slopes until you reach the summit ridge. You will be trekking on an average of 9-12 hours every day for fulfilling the dream trek to Stok Kangri. After completing the trek, you will be returning through the same route and reach Leh and wind up the exotic expedition with plenty of good memories.

About the Destination:

Stok Kangri trek has a magnificent attracting power so that those who have not done any high altitude treks before will also wish to climb this highest trek-able summit located at a height of about 20100 feet. The pathways to Stok Kangri Peak show us multiple thrilling sights including the lofty mountains in the Himalayas and it is a dreamlike destination for all adventure admirers. It is considered to be one of the most fascinating places in India and Ladakh is the parent of this high peak.

It gained popularity very recently due to the adventure and tremendous excitement it imposes to each trekker come its way. The deserted surroundings and the trails with plenty of ridges contribute a lot to make the entire region look amazing. When it comes to winter, Stok Kangri starts embracing beauty unlike any other high altitude possible can do with the help of thick snow cover all around it. From the summit, you will see the whole of Zanskar and the Indus Valley very clearly.

Quick Facts About Stok Kangri Trek:

Temperature: The temperature varies from -20 to 10 degrees. Please keep in mind that the above information is not exact and does not account for sudden changes.

Trekking Distance:  40km

Maximum Altitude: 20,100 Ft.

Stok Kangri Trek Difficulty Level: Difficult

Stok Kangri Trek Starting and Ending Point: The trek starts and ends at Leh

Airport: Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, Leh

Base Camp: Leh