Trekking in India
There's no better way to explore the majestic Indian Himalayas than by wading through rugged trails, vast valleys, lush green meadows and dense forests on both your feet. Yes, trekking in the Indian Himalayas is a larger-than-life experience that not only brings about a massive rush of adrenaline but also provides an insight into the various remote co-existing cultures.
The Indian Himalayas is home to many treks, some of which are popular, some less well known, while some are still waiting to be discovered. So, whether you are a newbie with dreams of traveling far and wide in the Indian Himalayas or a seasoned trekker with challenging treks in remote parts, India has got you covered.
Trekking in India is all about the ever-changing landscape and crossover treks in Himachal, whereas, in Uttarakhand, it is the experience of holy sites and the routes traversed by the Pandavas that are the major attractions. In Sikkim, it's all about exploring ancient villages and taking in stunning views of Khangchendzonga, the world's third highest peak, while in Ladakh, the experience involves traversing vast valleys and grasslands and crossing several high-altitude passes Is.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Mostly, no permit or permission is required for trekking in the Indian Himalayas. However, some treks in Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Sikkim require Inner Line Permit, Interline Permit or permission from SDA office or LIU or Forest Department or local Police State.
India is a traveller's delight. Every nook and corner is filled with something fascinating to witness. There is so much to see that picking up just one place seems like an impossible thing to do.
However, Ladakh is one place that never fails to disappoint. You can visit it anytime of the year and you will be speechless. You will be mesmerised by the greenery and scenic beauty of Ladakh. It is the perfect place for adventure enthusiasts as you can hike and trek here.
Apart from that, it is possible to even reach Ladakh on a bike. If you are looking to slow down, then this is the best place for you.
Yes, most of the cities, towns, and village areas in the Indian Himalayas have access to cell networks and the internet. There could be few remote places while on the trek that one can’t find the access to these services.
No, trekking equipment is not included in our packages. We arrange/provide the equipment on the request of the customers
We offer the best camping arrangements in waterproof and cold-proof tents while on a trek in the Indian Himalayas.
For different difficult level treks, the fitness requirement changes. However, it is worth noting that a certain amount of physical fitness is necessary for trekking in the Indian Himalayas.
Trekking in the Indian Himalayas can be done in all seasons. There are some treks which are open throughout the year and different seasons offer a different trekking experience. On the other hand, there are treks that open in a particular season like the Chadar Trek/Frozen Lake Trek in winters and Valley of Flowers in monsoons.
No, travel insurance is not necessarily needed to trek in India. However, it is still a good idea to have travel insurance as it covers a wide range of benefits.
We offer simple and nutritious food for the trekkers keeping in mind the limited resources on the treks and the necessity of staying healthy while trekking in the Indian Himalayas.
If you are a foreigner trekking in India, you should have your passport and the visa copy available with you. If you are a domestic tourist, you are required to bring your government photo identity proof. Some treks might also require a medical certificate.