Hampta Pass Trek
Cross from the green meadows of Kullu into the high desert of Lahaul, with a night at Chandratal where road and weather allow.
- Duration
- 5 days
- Altitude
- 14,100 ft
- Grade
- Moderate
From₹7,000per person
Himalayan treks
Treks in Himachal Pradesh: Explore the Himalayas
From a two-day walk to a hot spring to an eleven-day glacier crossing into Spiti, choose a Himalayan trek by difficulty, season and the time you have. Every route runs in small groups with a trek leader or local guide.
- 11 routes
- Kullu, Parvati, Lahaul & Spiti
- 2 to 11 days
- 9,500 ft to 17,457 ft
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Bhrigu Lake Trek
A short, steep trek above Manali to a glacial lake at 14,000 ft, framed by the Pir Panjal range.
- Duration
- 3 days
- Altitude
- 14,000 ft
- Grade
- Moderate
From₹6,000per person
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Khirganga Trek
A forested trail from Barshaini to the natural hot spring at Khirganga. A good first Himalayan trek.
- Duration
- 2 days
- Altitude
- 9,500 ft
- Grade
- Easy
From₹3,500per person
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Sar Pass Trek
Forest, meadow and snow on a classic Kasol route, crossing a 13,800 ft pass with a snow-slide descent.
- Duration
- 5 days
- Altitude
- 13,800 ft
- Grade
- Moderate
From₹7,000per person
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Chandrakhani Pass Trek
From Naggar's deodar forests over a 12,000 ft pass with views of the Kullu and Parvati valleys, then down to Malana.
- Duration
- 4 days
- Altitude
- 12,000 ft
- Grade
- Moderate
From₹8,000per person
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Beaskund Trek
Walk from Solang Valley across the Bakarthach meadows to Beaskund, the glacial lake at the source of the Beas.
- Duration
- 3 days
- Altitude
- 12,772 ft
- Grade
- Moderate
From₹7,000per person
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Rani Sui Lake Trek
A quieter lake trek above Manali, climbing through cedar forest and the meadows of Lama Dugh.
- Duration
- 3 days
- Altitude
- 12,500 ft
- Grade
- Moderate
From₹8,000per person
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Bhun Bhuni Top Trek
A short, steep climb from Rashol to a viewpoint above Kasol, looking across the Parvati Valley.
- Duration
- 2 days
- Altitude
- 11,800 ft
- Grade
- Moderate
From₹4,000per person
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Dev Ropa Trek
A remote five-day route through shepherd country in the Malana Valley to the sacred Dev Ropa meadow.
- Duration
- 5 days
- Altitude
- 13,450 ft
- Grade
- Challenging
From₹8,000per person
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Mantalai Trek
Follow the Parvati river to its glacial source at Mantalai Lake, through forest, meadow and moraine.
- Duration
- 7 days
- Altitude
- 14,100 ft
- Grade
- Challenging
From₹30,000per person
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Pin Parvati Pass Trek
An 11-day expedition from the Parvati Valley to Spiti over a glaciated 17,457 ft pass. For experienced trekkers.
- Duration
- 11 days
- Altitude
- 17,457 ft
- Grade
- Tough
From₹45,000per person
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Difficulty grades
How we grade our treks
Grades reflect altitude, daily distance, terrain and trip length. Weather can make any trail harder, so read each trek's fitness notes too.
Easy
Well-trodden trails with modest altitude. Suitable for first-time trekkers with basic fitness.
Moderate
Steeper climbs, higher camps or one long summit day. Reasonable fitness needed; no technical skills.
Challenging
Multi-day routes with sustained altitude gain, remote terrain or stream crossings. Some prior trekking experience recommended. Routes graded Moderate-Difficult are listed here.
Tough
Expedition-style crossings with glacier travel and days above 14,000 ft. Prior high-altitude experience is essential.
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How to choose the right trek in Himachal Pradesh
By difficulty
New to trekking? Start with Easy or a gentler Moderate route. Experienced trekkers can look at Challenging and Tough routes.
By season
High passes open once the snow clears, usually from June. Lower trails open earlier and stay walkable later into the year.
By time
Two- and three-day routes fit a long weekend. Allow a week or more for Mantalai or Pin Parvati Pass.
By altitude
Higher routes ask more of your body. Check the maximum altitude and give yourself time to prepare.
Trekking in Himachal Pradesh: what to know
Most of our routes start from Manali, Naggar or Kasol. Short trails around the Parvati Valley, such as Khirganga and Bhun Bhuni Top, have the longest seasons. Higher routes such as Bhrigu Lake, Beaskund and Hampta Pass are usually walked from about May or June to October, and Pin Parvati Pass has the shortest window, usually July to September.
Basic fitness makes a real difference. Regular walking, stair climbing or light jogging for three to four weeks before you travel helps, especially on routes above 10,000 ft where altitude starts to affect many people. Trek leaders watch for signs of altitude sickness, and plans can change if someone needs to descend.
Permits for your route are arranged as part of the package. Please carry out everything you carry in, and respect the villages and grazing grounds the trails pass through.
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Questions about treks in Himachal Pradesh
Which treks in Himachal Pradesh suit beginners?
Start with the Khirganga Trek, our only Easy route. Reasonably fit first-timers often choose Moderate treks such as Chandrakhani Pass, Bhun Bhuni Top or Sar Pass. Read the fitness notes on each trek page first.
How do you grade difficulty?
We use four grades: Easy, Moderate, Challenging and Tough, based on altitude, daily distance, terrain and the number of days. Dev Ropa is graded Moderate-Difficult in its route notes and appears under Challenging in the filter.
When is the best time to trek in Himachal Pradesh?
It varies by route. High passes such as Hampta Pass and Pin Parvati Pass open once the snow clears, roughly June to October. Lower trails such as Khirganga are walkable for more months. Each trek page lists its season.
What should I carry on a trek?
Trekking shoes with good grip, warm layers, a rain jacket, a daypack, a water bottle, sun protection and any personal medication. Each trek page has its own packing list, and some gear can be rented on request.
Are meals and camping included?
On most treks, yes. A few shorter routes, such as Khirganga and Bhun Bhuni Top, arrange some meals or camping locally. Each trek page lists what is included and what is usually extra.
Can I join a trek on my own?
Yes. Solo travellers can join a small-group departure, subject to availability for your dates.
How do I book a trek?
Choose a trek, then send an enquiry using the form below, WhatsApp or phone. We confirm dates, availability and inclusions, and your place is confirmed once the booking payment is made.