HimTrek

Triund is one of the most attractive tourist places. It is a very popular and perhaps the easiest trek in Himachal Pradesh to go from Delhi and Chandigarh. Triund is a hilly valley in Kangra district in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Located at the foot of the Dhauladhar ranges, there are two routes to reach Triund, one via Dharamkot and second route via Bhagsu fall. Triund is considered as one of the crowded trekking sports as it is always in the list of favourites of trekkers but one can experience a true calmness at the top of Triund. “Life is all about searching for the peace of your soul, exploring the beautiful nature can give you that satisfaction.” read more read less

Kheerganga is one of the beginner's treks in the Himalayas and the most attractive trekking point in Parvati Valley, Himachal Pradesh. It is a unique Himalayan trek in which you are rewarded with excellent meadows, forested ways with pine trees, a couple of cascades, and crossing villages on reaching the summit at almost 9700 feet from MSL. If you are religious or if you enjoy going to places with having religious history, this would be the perfect choice for you. The place holds a breathtaking site – Parvati Kund– The holy hot water spring, just what you need to experience when the weather is too cold. If you are a solo traveler, Kheerganga, located in Parvati Valley (Kullu Valley), is one of the best choices for you. Barshiani is a small village (4 km before Tosh) and is the starting point of the Kheerganga Trek. The distance from Barshaini to Kheerganga is 12 km and it takes approximately 5-6 hours. One should not miss these places while visiting Himachal Pradesh.  Trek starts and ends from Barshaini and we suggest you take all the trek essentials from Barshaini. read more read less

The Kedarkantha trek (often confused with the popular Kedarnath trek), is one of the most beautiful and perfect treks for beginners with difficulty levels ranging from easy to moderate. It’s a trekker’s paradise as the trail offers as many astonishing views as one could expect! This landscape has every reason to be one of the most popular treks among seasoned trekkers and beginners as well. The summit is the origin of the magnetism of this trek.  From the very first day, the trail would take your breath away as it slowly unfolds the unexplored world around you. The climb to the summit is challenging but worth it as a rewarding feeling follows you till the end of the trek.  There’s a sense of win once you reach the summit and it actually makes you feel like you’re on top of the world! Trekking isn’t only a fun and enthusiastic activity but also evokes the spirit of not giving up and crossing the hurdles to reach the worthy view. The feeling of keeping going makes the climb even more exciting and all the adrenaline junkies would agree!  The beautiful dense forests are another reason for this trek’s popularity and hype among travelers all over the world.  Before you begin your journey, let’s dive into some quick facts about the Kedarkantha trek.   Quick Facts:  Region: Uttarakhand Start/ End Point of the Trek: Sankri village Duration: 5D/4N Kedarkantha Trek Distance: 20 km Kedarkantha Trek Height: 12,500 ft Kedarkantha Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate  Kedarkantha Trek Temperature: Day (8°C to 15°C) and Night: (-5°C to 3°C) Best Time to do Kedarkantha Trek: November to March   Best Time to Visit Kedarkantha Trek? The beauty of Kedarkantha doesn’t add or subtract according to the months, it’s always differentially adorable! This trek is open for the most part of the year, portraying different natural landscapes every season. However, the best months for the Kedarkantha trek are from November to March.  November marks the pretty autumn welcoming the ever-crisp air, lush green sceneries, and dramatically colorful landscapes! The views of the upper Himalayas appear to be more vivid during this time as the clouds begin to move and disappear. However, moving to the winter month of November, a drop in temperature is experienced and the vibe of winter approaching gets real! Temperature: 10 degrees- 15 degrees during the day,0 degrees to -5 degrees during the night December to February marks the winter season when the trail is covered with a pure-white blanket of snow. If you’re someone who loves the feeling of putting their feet in the deep-thick snow, if the thought of a white-colored blanket and your footmarks over it excites you, then this is the best time for you to take this trek! Temperature: 8 degrees-10 degrees during the day, 0 degrees to - 10 degrees during the night March is spring month which opens doors to yet another fusion, snow-covered landscapes, and rhododendrons & fresh grasslands blooming. You can see the colors flashing right in front of your eyes during this season and the weather gets extremely pleasant during this time of the month. Temperature: 15 degrees-18 degrees during the day, 0 degrees -5 degrees during the night   The Difficulty Level of the Trek? The Kedarkantha trek is considered beginner-friendly, given that the emotional and physical fitness of the trekker is up to the mark. The trek difficulty level ranges from easy to moderate.  Note: The duration of the trek is for 5 consecutive days. The maximum altitude to be reached is 12,500 ft.    Renting Equipment for the Trek? Himtrek does provide easy accessibility to almost all types of equipment required for the trek on a rental basis with reasonable prices and extremely good quality. The equipment can be arranged on prior notice.   How to Reach Kedarkantha Basecamp? By Flight: You could easily catch a direct flight to Dehradun if you’re staying in metro cities like Pune, Chandigarh, Bangalore, Delhi, or Mumbai. If the flight rates are expensive from your current location, then flying to Delhi is always an easy and smart decision as it gives you the option to commute further by bus or train. From the airport, public transports like auto-rickshaws are available, and you could also book a pre-paid taxi from the taxi service counter or also spontaneously look for a taxi which would also require you to up your bargaining game! Also, remember to plan according to your itinerary and reach a day before your planned schedule to avoid exertion and last-minute confusion. By Bus:  Buses are another convenient way to commute to Dehradun from ISBT Kashmere Gate. Both, AC and Non-AC buses are available with reasonable prices and comfortable travel while only taking 7-8 hours to complete the commute. By Train: Railways are also a convenient way to ride from Delhi to Dehradun. Dehradun is well-connected to other cities and Dehradun Junction is the nearest railway station. The tickets are quite reasonable and the upgrade in tourism facilities has made the train journeys comfortable.     read more read less

Overview   Hamta Pass sits at an altitude of 4270 m on the Pir Panjal home in the Himalayas. It’s a little corridor between Lahaul’s Chandra Valley and the Kullu valley of Himachal Pradesh, India. The nomenclature of the trek was derived from Hampta Village, located below Sethan village, as a part of the trek route. Itinerary   Day 1: Explore Old Manali Arrival at base Himtrek Manali. Today, you can spend your day at leisure and relax. Though we recommend you explore the lanes of Old Manali- its cafes, hippie culture, and liberating vibes. You can also go for cafe hopping. Don’t miss out on Shakshuka, taste-buds teasing Trout, Dylan’s coffee, and much more. Return to the campsite for dinner and get well-rested before your trek. Day 2: Drive To Prini. Trek from Prini to Chalet Village. ( 3hrs- 4hrs) Drive to Prini (2015m) 7 km further from Manali, Prini to Chalet (2430m) | 5hour trek Early in the morning, you’d leave for Pirni and your trek will begin from there. The trek is steeped up through the village until you reach a wooden temple within the forest. it's advised to hold a hiking pole alongside to avoid exertion. From the temple, the trek goes continuously up through the shadows of pine trees, lush meadows, and cool breeze and offers an attractive view of Manali from the mountain ditch. Stay overnight at the Homestay and rejuvenate yourself with mouthwatering food for the next adventurous day. Day 3: Trek from Chalet Village towards Chika in Hampta Valley (4hrs-5hrs) After breakfast, we will leave at a reasonable time for you to enjoy the trek in its pristine form. Today the trail would expectedly be covered with snow. On one side of the pass lies the lush green Kullu valley and on the other side is the stark opposite desert valley of Lahaul. Enjoy the snowy trail and indulge in some snow activities. After some time, we will trek back from the same route. Reach the campsite and enjoy the evening with a piping hot dinner around the warmth of the bonfire. Day 4: Trek back to Manali and departure After breakfast, we will depart from Chalet Village and trek back to Prini. From there, you will be left in Manali. And in no time, it will be time to bid adieu to this wonderful trip. read more read less

The Sar Pass Trek is a highly popular trekking route in the Parvati Valley of Himachal Pradesh, India, attracting adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers from all over the world. The trek is moderately difficult, making it accessible to those with a reasonable level of fitness and experience. The trek takes you through dense forests of pine, oak, and deodar trees, pristine meadows dotted with colourful wildflowers, and charming villages where you can interact with the locals and learn about their way of life. The Sar Pass Trek offers breathtaking views of the snow-capped Himalayan range, leaving you spellbound as you trek through some of the most beautiful landscapes in the region, with majestic peaks rising all around you. The trek starts in Kasol and passes through Grahan, a quaint village with apple orchards and wooden houses, a beautiful campsite surrounded by dense forests and towering mountains. Next, you'll reach Nagaru, known for its stunning views of snow-capped mountains, and then trek to Biskeri Thatch, a picturesque meadow with rare and exotic flora and fauna. Finally, you'll cross the Sar Pass at 4,220 metres above sea level to end in Barsheni. Sar Pass Trek takes 4 nights and 5 days to cover approximately 48 km. Best time is from April-June & September-November for comfortable trekking conditions and stunning views of the Himalayas. Avoid the monsoon season - July to August due to risk of landslides and flash floods.   Quick Facts:  Region: Kasol, Himachal Pradesh Start/End Point of Trek: Kasol Duration: 5D/4N Sar Pass Trek Distance: 48 Km Sar Pass Trek Height: 13,850 ft Sar Pass Trek Temperature: Day (15°C to 20°C) & Night (5°C to 7°C) Best Time to Trek Sar Pass Trek: April to June   Best Time to Visit? Best time for Sar Pass trek is April to June when the weather is pleasant, skies are clear, and views are breathtaking. Flowers are in bloom and temperatures are mild during May-June. Check the weather forecast before starting due to unpredictable mountain weather.   How Difficult is the Sar Pass Trek? The Sar Pass trek is moderately difficult, covering 60 km over 5 days. The trail includes steep ascents and descents, glacier crossings, and forest walks. The highest point is 13,800 feet at the Sar Pass. Proper acclimatisation and gear, including sturdy shoes, warm clothing, and a sleeping bag, are essential. Experienced guides and porters can make the trek more comfortable.   Renting Equipment for the Trek? Himtrek does provide easy accessibility to almost all types of equipment required for the trek on a rental basis with reasonable prices and extremely good quality. The equipment can be arranged on prior notice.   How is the Weather during the Sar pass Trek? The Sar Pass trek has varying weather depending on the season. The trekking season (April to June) has pleasant weather with clear skies and mild to cool temperatures, though higher elevations can drop below freezing. The monsoon season (July to August) has heavy rainfall making the trail challenging. Check the forecast, pack gear, acclimatise, and stay hydrated.   How to Reach Sar Pass Base Camp? By Air: The closest airport to Kasol is Bhuntar airport, which is 31 km away. From there, you can hire a taxi or take a local bus to reach Kasol. By Train: The nearest railway station to Kasol is Joginder Nagar Railway Station, located about 144 km away. From there, you can take a taxi or bus to reach Kasol. By Bus: To reach Kasol, you can take a bus from major cities like Delhi and Chandigarh. From Bhuntar, which is the nearest town, you can take a local bus or taxi to reach Kasol.         read more read less

Meals: Dinner, and Breakfast (Optional) Guided tour to Waterfall (Optional) read more read less

Meals: Dinner, and Breakfast (Optional) Guided tour to Waterfall (Optional) read more read less

Himtrek Kasol Campsite is every traveler’s paradise, as the vibe, the ambiance, the food, the nature, and the trippy environment have made it the perfect place to experience Kasol’s culture.  The campsite is located on the banks of astonishing views of river Parvati, in Hurludhar, which is 2 Km away from Kasol volvo bus stand. You can ask the bus conductor to drop you at Shani Dev Mandir, and from there on it’s a walking distance of 300 meters. Other than the obviously amazing views of clear skies in the morning and starlit blanket at the night, this campsite offers a lot more. From crazy-trippy lights and psychedelic music to nod your head to the finger-licking food that makes you starve for more, it has everything!   read more read less

  Camping in Manali The ‘resort town’ of Himachal Pradesh, famous for its treks and scenic beauty is a hill station not so new to the hustle and bustle, yet it has managed to keep its beauty intact. With time, Manali has been popularised by Bollywood movies and is now a prime option to visit during the summer holidays.  People from all over the world come here to experience its beauty.  For sightseeing and all the touristy stuff, Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple, and Vashisht temple are major tourist attractions. Another place of supreme religious value is located a drive two hours away from Manali, near Kasolis Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara. These places have rich historic value and interesting mythical stories about their holy existence. However, if you’re more on the wild side, there’s always a vast variety of adventurous activities in mountains!  Dhungari Forest, Beas River, Jogini Waterfalls, and a few more day hikes are perfect to get your adrenaline all rushed up! If you’re a nature lover, then camping is one experience you MUST have on your checklist. Other than that, Manali has a set of beautiful treks and trails that haven’t been explored by many tourists, so grab the opportunity and walk the paths that are “ALMOST” not traveled.   Treks Around Manali    *Beas kund Trek: From Manali To Manali with a duration of 1N2D, Max height of 12772 ft with beautiful lake view * Bhrigu Lake Trek: From Manali To Manali, max height 14000ft Duration 2N3D * Hampta Pass Trek with Chandertal Lake: From Manali to Manali, Max height of 14100ft with mystic views of nature and ride to Chander Tal lake after completion of trek Duration 4N5D * Hampta Valley Snow Trek: Manali to Manali, max height 10000ft adventurous snow trek with a stay in 100-year-old Homestay 3N4D Lamadugh trek: Manali to Manali  Max height 9900ft, trek through old Manali village duration of 1N2D *Friendship Peak Expedition: Suitable for ages above 15 years, experienced altitude trekkers,duartion -6N7D   From finger-licking good food to a great hippie vibe, from peace and solace to crowded streets and music festivals, from temples and monasteries to cafes and techno parties, from fancy restaurants to some of the best treks of Himachal Pradesh, Manali has sacks of surprises to offer. Are you ready? Then book your holiday and make memories of a lifetime! . read more read less