Indian Himalayas make one of the best destinations for trekking & hiking lovers in the world. It gives us innumerable trekking trails to explore the natural beauty and thrill that is difficult to find anywhere else. We offer best trekking tour packages in all the Himalayan states right from surreal Ladakh to Kashmir and from picture perfect Himachal to stunning Uttarakhand and Sikkim. We guarantee an experience that keeps you high on adrenaline, pumped, motivated, and most importantly, safe.
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Uttarakhand is blessed with abundant natural beauty, emerald rivers, green-cloaked hills, snow-capped peaks, glaciers, mountain passes, lakes, lush green meadows & forests. Divided into two regions, Garhwal and Kumaon, the state indeed offers an incredible opportunity for adventure. Trekking in Uttarakhand is an activity that can be enjoyed in Uttarakhand extensively. This Himalayan state is dotted with several beautiful trekking trails which reward you with scenic views.
Both Garhwal and Kumaon regions offer some splendid treks for all kinds of trekkers, from easy to moderate & challenging to toughest treks, and invites them to a breathtaking experience of exploration.
About MoreThere are a lot of treks available in Uttarakhand, some of which are open to tourists throughout the year, while others can be done during a particular season.
Yes, it is completely safe to go trekking with your family in Uttarakhand.
Most of the towns, cities and villages of Uttarakhand enjoy mobile & internet connectivity. You may not have any phone network or internet services during a few treks in Uttarakhand.
Yes, we offer all inclusive fixed departure trekking tours for Uttarakhand.
Some of the best treks for beginners in Uttarakhand are Nag Tibba, Kedarkantha, Dayara Bugyal, Deorital-Chandrashila and Valley of Flowers.
With the adrenaline rush at its peaks, the experience of trekking & hiking in Ladakh, is unlike any other. While you brave the altitude and the climate, you are rewarded with views that can take your breath away.
Ladakh takes you on the lesser-travelled rough roads that may wear you out, but at the same time, make you meet the other side of you, the braver and tougher one.
About MoreJune to October is the best time for trekking in Ladakh, when the weather is comfortable & pleasant. The Chadar/Frozen Lake Trek, however, is done during late December to January.
Yes, Ladakh is an absolutely safe place for enjoying trekking with your family.
A few places in Ladakh enjoy mobile and internet connectivity, with postpaid connections being the only ones that are available.
Yes, we offer all inclusive fixed departure tours for Ladakh.
Some of the best treks for beginners in Ladakh are Sham Valley Trek, Ladakh Monasteries Trek and Spituk Trek.
When you cross the zig-zag paths and climb the steep ascents to get views of mountain peaks like Khangchendzonga, you definitely know, you’re in Sikkim. With trails that aren’t for the faint-hearted, Sikkim is where adventure finds its true meaning.
Trekking in Sikkim is an experience of exploring one of the remotest sites of the Indian Himalayas. It is the key to ancient routes, villages, and cultures.
About MoreOctober to June is the best time for planning a trekking holiday in Sikkim. During the monsoon season, Sikkim receives heavy rains, making a lot of treks inaccessible.
Yes, it is absolutely safe to go trekking with your family in Sikkim. Our expert and well trained team ensures a safe ambiance and are available round the clock.
Sikkim’s remote location makes it quite difficult to receive mobile and internet connectivity. Some towns and villages do have access to both mobile and internet connectivity. During the treks, however, you will not receive neither mobile nor internet connectivity.
Yes, we offer all-inclusive fixed departure trekking tours for Sikkim.
Some of the best treks for beginners in Sikkim are Sikkim Darjeeling Trek, Yuksom, Dzongri and Goecha La Trek.
The constantly changing landscape; the views to die for; and trails that motivate you to come back again and again; trekking & hiking in Himachal is an adventure of a lifetime.
Himachal trekking trails, adorned with expansive valleys, alpine lakes, meadows, glacier and gurgling streams and dense forests, never go wrong with making your heart skip a beat.
About MoreThere are plenty of treks in Himachal Pradesh. Out of these, some are available throughout the year, while some can be done in a particular season. It depends on the particular trek.
Yes, it is absolutely safe to go trekking with your family in Himachal Pradesh. Our expert and well trained team ensures a safe ambiance and are available round the clock.
There is decent mobile and internet connectivity in Himachal Pradesh, although the internet speed and signal networks may be weak at times. During trekking, however, you will not have any mobile or internet connectivity.
Yes, we offer all-inclusive fixed departure trekking tours for Himachal Pradesh.
Some of the best treks for beginners in Himachal Pradesh are Hampta Pass, Prashar Lake, Triund, Bhrigu Lake and Kareri Lake.
The velvety meadows, the alpine lakes, and the tranquility which is only disturbed by a trekker’s huff and puff, Kashmir trekking experience is beyond imagination.
Trekking in Kashmir comes with the promise of adventure and adrenaline being your constant companions. The unmatched views, on the other hand, are the guaranteed rewards to look forward to.
About MoreThe best time for planning a trekking holiday in Kashmir is between March and October.
Yes, it is absolutely safe to go trekking with your family in Kashmir. Our expert and well trained team ensures a safe ambiance and are available round the clock.
There is decent mobile and internet connectivity in Kashmir, although the internet speed and signal networks may be weak at times. During trekking, however, you will not have any mobile or internet connectivity.
Yes, we offer all-inclusive fixed departure trekking tours for Kashmir.
Some of the best treks for beginners in Kashmir are Pahalgam short trek, Lidderwat Trek, Sonamarg Short Trek, Nichnai Trek, Thajiwas Glacier Trek, Nilnag Lake Trek and Gulmarg Short Tek.
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Mostly, no permit or permission is required for trekking in the Indian Himalayas. However, for a few treks in Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Sikkim, an Inner Line Permit, Interline Permit or permission from SDA office or LIU or Forest Department or local police state is required.
Yes, porter service is included in our trekking packages.
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
Trekking in the Indian Himalayas can be done in every season. There are a few treks that remain open throughout the year and trekking in different seasons has different experiences. On the other side, there are treks that open in a particular season like Chadar Trek/Frozen Lake Trek in winter and Valley of Flowers in the monsoon.
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.
Yes, trekking in the Indian Himalayas is quite safe. We create a safe ambiance for trekkers with our expert and well-trained team that is available round-the-clock ensuring safety.
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.
We offer the best camping arrangements in waterproof and cold-proof tents while on a trek in the Indian Himalayas.
Yes, depending on the difficulty level of your trek, you would need to select your clothing as well as gears. The following are absolutely mandatory on a trek 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.
Yes, even though we stay prepared with all the amenities required to keep you safe, we recommend that you carry medicines that you have prescribed in case you have any ailment. It is also to pack medicines for some common health issues like headache, stomach ache, fever, cold, cough, nausea, and AMS.
The weather in the Indian Himalayas is cold. While on a trek, it is likely that the temperature even in the summer season could drop down significantly due to the elevation. However, the summer season, in general is quite pleasant in the Indian Himalayas, and the winter on the other hand, can get really chilly.
An experienced trekking tour operator, with a team of an experienced adventure enthusiast ensure to give our clients well-designed trekking tour packages.
We are certified by major tour and travel associations in India and world like IATA, IATO, TAAI, IMF & MOT (Ministry of Tourism, Govt of India).
TMI has received numerous accolades from its happy customers for its excellent services and best adventure holidays.
We have local office in Ladakh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, Jammu & Kashmir, & Himachal Pradesh for our customers to find assistance anytime and anywhere.
There’s no better way to explore the majestic Indian Himalayas than to get your two feet working up and down the rugged trails, vast valleys, lush meadows, and dense forests. Yes, trekking in the Indian Himalayas is a larger than life experience that not only brings about a huge rush of adrenaline but also offers an insight into varied remote coexisting cultures.
The Indian Himalayas are home to numerous treks, some popular, some lesser-known, while some still awaiting to be discovered. So, whether you are a beginner with dreams of traversing far & wide in the Indian Himalayas or a seasoned trekker seeking challenging treks in the remotest parts, India has it all ready for you.
Trekking in India is about constantly changing landscapes and crossover treks in Himachal, whereas, in Uttarakhand, it is an experience of sacred sites and Pandavas-traversed routes that make the major attractions. In Sikkim, it is about exploring the ancient villages and witnessing jaw-dropping views of the world’s third tallest peak, Khangchendzonga, while in Ladakh, the experience entails traversing vast valleys and meadows, and numerous high altitude passes.
Wherever you choose to plan your trekking adventure in India, just know that no two experiences in the country are alike. In fact, a trekking experience can also vary in unimaginable ways in two different seasons. The summer treks are about verdant trails adorned with plum and rhododendron blossoms, whereas, the monsoon treks can be a bit challenging but absolutely unforgettable. The winter treks, on the other side, are about braving the several feet thick snow and relishing the vistas of perfect whiteout moments, such is the magic of Indian Himalayas.
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