Saved Treks

Your shortlist — keep the ones that excite you.

BeginnerModerate

Uttarakhand

Kedarkantha

India's most loved beginner snow trek — 360° summit views, frozen forest campsites, and a gentle ridge climb.

6 days 12,500 ftDec – Apr

Moderate

Uttarakhand

Valley of Flowers

A monsoon-only UNESCO valley carpeted in over 500 species of alpine flowers.

6 days 14,400 ftJul – Sep

Moderate

Himachal Pradesh

Hampta Pass

A dramatic crossover from green Kullu to barren Lahaul — the closest thing India has to a magical pass trek.

5 days 14,100 ftJun – Sep

Difficult

Jammu & Kashmir

Kashmir Great Lakes

Seven turquoise alpine lakes, rolling meadows, and the most scenic high-altitude trek in India.

8 days 13,800 ftJul – Sep

BeginnerEasy

Maharashtra

Rajmachi Monsoon Trek

Twin forts, rain-washed plateaus, and fireflies — the quintessential weekend monsoon trek from Mumbai/Pune.

2 days 2,710 ftJun – Sep

Difficult

Ladakh

Markha Valley

Ladakh's classic teahouse trek — Buddhist villages, river crossings, and the Kang Yatse panorama.

8 days 17,100 ftJun – Sep

BeginnerModerate

Uttarakhand

Brahmatal

The quieter snow-trek alternative to Kedarkantha — frozen lakes and the Trishul-Nanda Ghunti wall up close.

6 days 12,250 ftDec – Mar

Challenging

Himachal Pradesh

Rupin Pass

A trek that changes scenery every 2 hours — hanging villages, three-stage waterfall, and a snow-wall pass crossing.

8 days 15,250 ftMay – Jun, Sep – Oct

Moderate

Maharashtra

Kalsubai

Maharashtra's highest peak — iron-ladder thrill and a night-trek tradition for Mumbai trekkers.

1 day 5,400 ftOct – Feb

Moderate

West Bengal / Sikkim

Sandakphu Phalut

The only trek that shows you Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse and Makalu lined up at sunrise.

6 days 11,950 ftOct – Dec, Mar – May

Challenging

Ladakh

Chadar Frozen River

Walking on the frozen Zanskar river at -25°C — bucket-list winter expedition for serious trekkers.

9 days 11,150 ftJan – Feb

Moderate

Maharashtra

Harishchandragad

Konkan Kada cliff at sunrise, ancient caves, and the most photographed plateau in the Sahyadris.

2 days 4,670 ftOct – Mar