Lying at an elevation of 2900 mt. and has motorable road access up to Hilley. An easy 4 km trek from there takes one up to the Barsey Rhododendron Sanctuary. One can also trek from Soreng of Dentum in West Sikkim. The Sanctuary boast of over 40 variety of Rhododendron and during full bloom , the whole sanctuary looks colorful. The place provides a magnificent views of the mountains.
One of the most popular trekking route in West Sikkim region , it offers almost everything making it a trekkers delight. Sunrise over Kanchendzonga range from Tiger Hills. Trek through bamboo bushes and rhododendron forest. Enchanting panoramic view of some of the highest mountain peak of world like Kanchendzonga , Pandim etc.
It is a unique bio-geographic frontier and a fabulous treasure house of fauna. During Monsoon , the whole Dzokhu Valley comes to bloom and resembles like a colorful carpet. Hundreds of Himalayan flowers comes to full bloom. Japfu peak (3014 M) is the highest peak in Kohima district.
This is one region very few trekkers have visited before. The trek to Green Lakes , the base camp of Mount Khanchendzonga on the Zemu Galcier in North Sikkim is a splendid walk with the variety of flowers like rhododendrons , blue poppies and primulas all in bloom. The mountain views are fantastic with amphitheater of peaks with Khanchendzonga at the head of the valley.
In Nagaland Saramati hill range is the biggest in the mountain range of Nagaland and is situated on the extreme south east of the state. At 3841 mt , Saramati Peak is highest in Nagaland and it remains snow covered during winter. The mountain range is covered with rich , natural and diverse forests , visible at various altitudes , ranging from sub-tropical ever green and semi ever green to temperate broad leaved and Alpine vegetation. It also has good bio-diversity with natural flora and fauna and various kinds of orchids.
Famous for its splendid view of some of the highest mountains of the world , Sandakphu Trek is Most popular among trekkers from overseas and domestic tourist. Sunrise over Kanchendzonga range from Tiger hills. Trek through tea gardens , rhododendron forest. Enchanting panoramic view of some of the highest mountain peak of world.
The one of the most popular short trek passes through Solang Valley , the trek meander through , beautiful mountain scapes. Solang Valley is very popular ski resort in winter and its on ‘must visit’ item of any visitor to Manali for its lush green beauty full of alpine flowers during June to August. The trekking trails runs along the Beas River which originates from Beas Kund (Lake). Beas Kund is also base for climbing peaks like Ladakhi and friendship peak.
An interesting trek starting from Spiti region and finishing at Kafnoo in Kinnaur after crossing Bhabha Pass (4640 mt). The pass remains snow-bound round the year. The trek starts from barren Spiti region with stark landscape and in contrast Kinnaur is lush green. The trip also offers chance to visit many Buddhist monasteries , different culture and tradition.
A Chandratal , also known as ‘Moon Lake’ is one of the most beautiful lakes in the region. Set on a large meadow between lower ridge and main Kunzum range , it offers excellent view of Mulkila mountain range and Samudra Tapu Glacier. The color of water keeps changing through out the day from reddish to orange to blue to emerald green as day passes. The trek follows Chandra River till it level-up at Chandratal.
In 1960 , when exiled from his home country , 14th Dalai Lama HH Tenzin Gyatso came Dharamasala and settled here at former British cantonment of McLeodgunj. Tibetan Govt. in Exile is functioning from this place since 1960s. The trek in Dhauladhar range , starts from this historic town and Dharamsala and finishes in hill town of Manali.
One of most the fascinating and less frequented trek in Lahaul valley which is drained by two mighty rivers - Chandra and Bhaga , this trek explores the upper Himalayas of Chandra valley. The trek involves crossing high passes and many streams and rives. During monsoon , the meadows are full of wild Himalayan Flowers
An easy and very interesting trek for enjoying the lush greenery , beautiful mountains , temples and remote villages of Himachal Pradesh. For large distances , the trek follows the ridge line separating inner and outer Seraj. You can stay in forest guest houses of which some are over 100 year and remind you of British ear. The guest book at these guest houses still mention of few royal visitors from past. A few days spent on this trail will remind you of the Raj.
Himachal means "Land of Snow" in Hindi. The physiography of Himachal pradesh is portayed with an intrivcate of hills , valleys , fast flowing & turbulent rivers and soaring high mountains covered with snow. And like three circles bond together by high ranges , narrow passes , fast flowing rivers and a rich culture. tradition , the tract of Kinnaur , Spiti and Lahaul seems to hold the essence of the 2500 KM long Himalayas.
A trekkers trail. Continuous change in topography from lush green belt to dry arid landscape of Spiti. This trek is sure to charm many adventure lovers as it is very challenging and equally rewarding experience as it presents a mosaic of adventure , religion and culture. One requires good fitness and will to enjoy this trek. Explore ‘Ajanta of Himalayas’ the magnificent 1000 yr old Tabo Monastery. Amazing Monasteries of Dhankar , Ki & Pin. Old Hindu Temples of Bhimakali and Hadimba.
A wonderful trek route which is not much frequented by many trekkers. Very different and exciting lunar landscapes. Starting at Rupsu plain , the trek traverses the barren high plateau , high passes. A delight for nature lovers , the trek offers exiting landscape , wild animals like marmots , thar and many varieties of birds. This region is also popular with Gaddis (shepherds). Its an high altitude trek requiring good fitness.
Trek round Mt Stok Kangri (6120 mt). The short trek offers panoramic views of Ladakh Himalayas from Stok La (4700 mt). Trek through scenic valleys and beautiful Ladakhi villages , passing monasteries and Mani walls. Visit Stok Palace explains the rich heritage of Royal Ladakh.
It is one of the most frequented and popular trek in Ladakh passing over 3 high passes and many villages. The trek offers most enchanting view of Ladakh Himalayas. High altitude pastures of Nimaling in the fore ground of Mt. Kang Yatse is campers delight. Activities: A moderately strenuous and exiting trek for adventurous soul which offers everything in a single trek which any trekker would like to experience. On a clear day , one can see Nanga Parvat from Ganda La (4900 mt).
Trekking through the famous Apricot Valley of Ladakh. Exotic Buddhist Monasteries reflects one of the pure surviving Tibetan Buddhism. see the 1000 year old Magnificent Murals & wall paintings of Alchi Monastery. Explore Leh - the once center of Silk Route Trade. This is an easy trek for any one interested in exploring the the trek in interiors of Ladakh without talking too much pain.
Ever fancied walking over the frozen river with ice cold water running below your feet. At some places the layer of ice is so clear that you can actually see the water running below it. If yes , a trek over frozen Zansakr river in winter will fulfill your fantasy. For few days you are away from civilization yet safe and secure. During winter Zankar river is covered with blanket of ice with water running below it. Trek along the Zanskar valley over the frozen Zanskar River , a must extreme adventure lovers.
A trek starting from green valley of Himalayas in Himachal Pradesh to barren and rugged landscape of Zanskar. Change of Himalayan topography and profile is most evident and interesting. This is very popular for years and still a must on trekkers’ wish list. The trek terminates at Padum – the capital of Zanskar and a major center of Buddhism.
Starting from Padum , the trek along the Zanskar River is more exiting than Darcha – Padum as far as height is concerned. The trek passes over many high passes offering panoramic view of Zanskar Himalayas. Touch the sky at Singi La (5230 mt) the highest pass of the trek. Visit the Zanskar Monasteries of Karsha and Thongde. Explore the 1000 yr old murals of Alchi Choskor. Camping at dramatic rugged locations on the meadows and along the rivers.
Originating from Western Ghats , 760 km long "Kavery River" is considered India's second most sacred river after The Ganges. The trek follows the Kavery when it enters the most interesting part of its journey through state of Karnataka. The trek passes through dense forest , deep gorges and valley. There are chances of seeing wildlife during the trek.
Coorg is a charming hill station in Southern Peninsular. Its famous for cool waster , green rolling hills and beautiful scenery. Coorg seemed like a little corner of England to the British. They left behind a legacy , which still an important source of National wealth. The well laid coffee and spice plantations in Coorg has earned it a distinction of Spice country. The trek passes through coffee plantation , dense forest and valleys full of fresh and aromatic smell.
Har-Ki-Doon , the hanging valley of gods is a treat for trekkers. This moderate trek takes you to one of the least explored regions of Garhwal. The valley is dotted with wild Himalayan Flowers and the whole valley looks colorful during flowering season in monsoon. As Har-KI-Doon falls within the Govind Pashu Vihar (National Park) , chances of seeing wildlife here are very high. Swargarohini group of mountains dominates the background.
This trek is one the most adventures and rewarding trek option in this region. Passing over high pass at close to 6000 mt , the trek route crosses many glaciers , lakes and valleys. Combining two sacred Dhams of Gangotri and Badrinath , the trek offers best of everything. Be it pilgrimage , climbing and experiencing elements of nature at its prime.
This trek is part of the ancient pilgrims' trail from Gangotri to Kedarnath in the tradition of vamvrata yatra that begins from Yamunotri and ends at Badrinath , after the paying of respects at the Gangotri and Kedarnath shrines. A magnificent temple was built by the Pandavas at the base of Kedarnath peak's southern eastern face. This trek offers very good view of range of Gangotri and Kedarnath mountain peaks.
Lord Kurzon made the trek to Kuari pass , and since then it has come to be known as Curzon's trail. It is very popular among European and American Travelers. In 1905 Lord Curzon reached Kuari pass from Ghat .As the Curzon Trail takes you through lush green fields, remote villages and virgin forests. Providing an enchanting view of the imposing peaks of Nanda Devi , Kamet ,Chaukhamba, Dronagiri and Hathi-Ghodi Parvat.
At an altitude of 4268 mt , Milam Glacier is 27 km long and the largest in the Kumaon region. Milam village which lies near the glacier is one of the highest villages in the Himalayan range , located on old trade route to Tibet. Rich in handicrafts and traditional folklore this area is relatively unexplored and retains the cultural traditions of the Kumaon.
An interesting trek for which offers a good trekking option during winter when most of the high altitude treks becomes out of bound due to snow in higher reaches of Himalayas. The trek offers panoramic view of high Himalayan range. There are plenty of temples and typical Garhwali villages en route.
A less traveled and still lesser known trek in the vicinity of Nanda Devi Sanctuary. This is one of the most beautiful treks offering close view of peaks like Trishuli (6690 m) , Changabanga (6866 m) and Hardeol (7151 m).
The Pindari glacier is located in Pindar valley. It is lies between the Nanda Devi and Nandakot Peaks at an altitude of 3627 mt. The Pindar Glacier is about 3 kilometers long and is fed by the South-Western slope of the Outer wall of the Nanda Devi Sanctuary. River Pindar , one of the main tributaries of the River Alaknanda , originates from this glacier The trekking route runs along the southern wilderness of the Nanda Devi Sanctuary and is bordered by beautiful landscapes and breathtaking views of heights like Panwali Dhar (6683m) and Maiktoli (6803m).
Roop Kund , a lake surrounded by mysteries and numerous stories after some travelers found human skeleton in the area. A small glacial lake in the lap of Jurighati Dhar is the culmination point of annual Nanda Raj Jat. During the festival people from the villages bring their presiding deity to Roop Kund.
The Ganges is considered the most sacred river in India. The legend is that the Goddess Ganga descended on Earth from heaven at Gangotri and so the Gangotri is considered as Source of Ganges. There is a temple at Gangotri dedicated to Mother Ganges. The actual source of The Ganges likes 19 km from Gangotri at Gaumukh. The trek follows the river upstream to the actual source at Gaumukh. The tour starts from the holy city of Rishikesh , known as 'Gateway to Himalayas'. This exiting trek offers fantastic view of beautiful mountains like Shivling (6543 m) , Meru and Bhagirathi group of mountains
While on an expedition to Mt. Kamet , Frank S. Smith an English mountaineer & explorer discovered the valley of flowers. The valley is an enchanting sight with an impressive array of over 300 varieties of wild Himalayan flowers. The snow-capped peaks including Nilgiri Parbat (6474 m) stand in bold relief against the skyline. The Legend is that Hanuman collected `Sanjeevani` herb from this valley to revive Lakshman. Other attraction of the trek is a day excursion to Hemkund Sahib – A sacred Sikh shrine is situated on the foot of the Hemkund Lake (4320 mt) and Badrinath – one of the four Hindu Pilgrimage (Dham) in the Himalayas.
Yamunotri is one of the four sacred Dhams in the Himalayas for the Hindus. Yamuna River originates from Yamunotri. The temple is approachable by road and short trek from Foolchatti. However , for more adventurous , the route is little away from the normal pilgrimage route. Passing through many lakes like Dodital , Ruinsara Lake and Yamunotri Pass , the trek to Yamunotri becomes an adventure pilgrimage. The trek route passes through many high altitude meadows and passes offering excellent view of Swargarohini group of mountains.
Unexplored Tribal areas of Eastern Arunachal has been largely remained unexplored till late and still receives very few travelers. The sights are still very natural and pristine. Visit villages of Nishi,Hill Miryis, Apatani and Tribes...Ferry ride in mighty Brahmaputra River.
Sikkim has always known for its unparalleled natural beauty , high hills , big Buddhist Monasteries and lakes. The newly opened region of North Sikkim has opened another opportunity for nature lovers and considered as botanist paradise. The Yumthang and surrounding region is full of many varieties of wild Himalayan flowers like Rhododendrons , Blue Poppies , many varieties of exotic Orchids and many more. The journey passes through lush green hill slopes and tea garden.
