High Altitude Himalayan Treks
Explore India's spectacular mountain trails — from the Himalayas of Uttarakhand and Himachal to the untouched landscapes of Northeast India.
54 Treks Found
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Seven Lakes of Anini Trek
Hidden deep within the mist-shrouded Dibang Valley, the Seven Lakes Trek navigates ancient bamboo rainforests, knife-edge alpine ridges, and seven sacred glacial tarns reflecting pristine Himalayan skies.
Bailey Trail Historical Trek
Trace the legendary 1912 route charted by British surveyors Captain F.M. Bailey and Captain H.T. Morshead across ancient Monpa trade passes connecting Tawang and Bomdila.
Gorichen Base Camp Trek
Trek to the base of Gorichen (21,410 ft), the second-highest peak in Arunachal Pradesh, reverently worshipped as 'Sa-Nga Phu' by the Monpa people.
Mechuka Valley & Menchukha Ridge Trek
Ascend the rolling alpine meadows and panoramic ridges overlooking Mechuka Valley, often called Arunachal's Shangri-La, crowned by snowclad ridges and Memba prayer wheels.
Talley Valley Wildlife Sanctuary Trek
Deep dive into the primeval cloud forests of Talley Valley Sanctuary, home to the elusive clouded leopard, Pleioblastus simone bamboo groves, and ancient giant ferns.
Thembang Bapu Monpa Heritage Trail
A cultural trek starting from the 12th-century fortified stone village of Thembang (a UNESCO tentative site), tracing pristine pine and oak forests inhabited by the Monpa people.
Dong Valley First Sunrise of India Trek
Trek at 3 AM to the tri-junction ridge of Dong in easternmost India to witness the very first rays of sunlight striking Indian soil over the snow peaks of Myanmar and Tibet.
Dzukou Valley Trek
A dreamlike rolling carpet of emerald hillocks and meandering natural streams sitting on the border of Nagaland and Manipur, home to the rare endemic Dzukou Lily.
Double Decker Living Root Bridge & Rainbow Falls Trek
Descend into the subtropical gorge of Nongriat to cross ancient 200-year-old bioengineered Ficus elastica living root bridges and swim in emerald turquoise lagoons.
David Scott Historic Trail
A scenic heritage horse-cart trail carved by the British in the 1800s, running through pine groves, gushing mountain rivers, and rolling Khasi tablelands.
Mawryngkhang Bamboo Trail (King of Stones)
Walk on a sky-high bamboo path crafted solely with tied cane and bamboo pegs by villagers, winding along vertical rock faces to reach the towering Mawryngkhang monolith.
Goechala Kanchenjunga View Trek
The crown jewel of Sikkim trekking. Stand face-to-face with the towering southeastern wall of Mount Kanchenjunga (8,586 m) from View Point 1 at Goecha La.