Valley of Flowers
A UNESCO World Heritage bloom in Chamoli, usually paired with the Sikh shrine of Hemkund Sahib (4,329 m). A rare and rewarding monsoon trek.
Jul–Aug
₹8,000+
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The soul of Indian trekking — snow summits, wildflower valleys and meadow ridges, nearly all launched from the gateway city of Dehradun.
Uttarakhand offers everything from gentle weekend hikes to serious high-altitude crossings. Its capital, Dehradun, is the main launch base — most treks begin with a road transfer from Dehradun, Rishikesh or Sankri rather than from the city itself.
The Valley of Flowers — a UNESCO World Heritage site in Chamoli — does the impossible: it turns the monsoon into the best season. From July to August, 87 sq km of alpine meadow erupt into hundreds of species of wildflower beneath snow peaks.
A UNESCO World Heritage bloom in Chamoli, usually paired with the Sikh shrine of Hemkund Sahib (4,329 m). A rare and rewarding monsoon trek.
India’s most popular winter snow trek — pine forest, frozen clearings and a brilliant summit dawn. Beginner-friendly, from Sankri.
The mystery “skeleton lake,” ringed by hundreds of ancient human bones. Access is periodically restricted for conservation — verify before planning.
A “valley of gods” cradle trek in the Govind sanctuary — 43 km of ancient villages and Swargarohini views, reachable from Dehradun.
The iconic “Lord Curzon Trail,” with grand panoramas of Nanda Devi, Kamet and Dronagiri.
One of India’s most beautiful alpine meadows — rolling green or snow-blanketed depending on the season. Superb for first-timers.
From Gangotri temple to Gaumukh — the glacial snout where the Ganga is born — and on to the meadows of Tapovan beneath Shivling.
From Uttarkashi to the serene freshwater lake of Dodital, with an optional climb to Darwa Top.
An extremely challenging circuit linking the five Shiva shrines — Kedarnath, Madhyamaheshwar, Tungnath, Rudranath and Kalpeshwar.
The lesser Himalaya’s most popular weekend trek and the closest big view to Dehradun and Mussoorie — ideal for absolute beginners.
A quiet, offbeat ramble through forest and hill country — great for camping, cycling and unplugging.
An easy all-season trail through deodar forest with broad Garhwal Himalayan views.
The easiest option of all — a short, scenic walk to the historic surveyor’s house above Mussoorie.
A glorious winter snow trek to a high glacial lake, with constant views of Mt Trishul and Nanda Ghunti.
A beloved short trek to Tungnath — the highest Shiva temple — and the Chandrashila summit, via mirror-like Deoriatal.
Two of India’s most famous high meadows, with sweeping views of Mt Trishul and Nanda Ghunti.
A thrilling summit trek near Auli with a steep boulder-and-snow final climb and grand Nanda Devi views.
A challenging high crossing linking the Har Ki Dun valley to Yamunotri, for fit and experienced trekkers.
A demanding trek from Gangotri to a glacial lake mirroring the spire of Thalay Sagar — tough but breathtaking.
A quiet meadow trek in Kumaon with panoramic views of the Nanda Devi and Trishul peaks.
An offbeat meadow-and-forest trek above the Tons valley with wide Bandarpunch views.
A lesser-known summit-meadow trek with rolling bugyals and uninterrupted Himalayan horizons.
A quiet, rhododendron-lined trail climbing to a scenic ridge top in the Garhwal Himalaya.
A scenic ridge trek above the Har Ki Dun region with quiet meadows and Swargarohini views.
A rare walk-along-the-ridge trek near Sankri, with views on both sides for much of the climb.
A classic Garhwal meadow trek on an old pilgrim route between Kedarnath and the Tehri region.
A spiritual high-altitude trek to a sacred triangular glacial lake beyond Badrinath and Mana.
A little-walked meadow trek in Garhwal, ideal for those seeking solitude and rolling green pastures.
A gentle forest trek through one of Garhwal’s largest oak-and-fir belts, rich in birdlife.
A classic Kumaon glacier trek to “Zero Point,” gentle enough for fit first-timers, with grand peak views.
A sacred Kumaon pilgrimage to the “little Kailash” and the naturally Om-shaped snow of Om Parvat.
A gentle wellness retreat combining light Himalayan walks with yoga and meditation amid the peaks.
A wild expedition-style trek into the fringe of the Nanda Devi sanctuary, to the base of the Changabang wall.
A Gangotri-region climbing expedition to a striking 5,800 m summit, ideal as a first Himalayan peak.
The highest peak of the Bandarpunch massif — a serious snow-and-ice expedition for experienced climbers.
A serious Garhwal mountaineering expedition to a 7,000 m summit above the holy Satopanth glacier.
One of Garhwal’s toughest traverses, crossing a knife-edge glaciated col between the Gangotri and Kedarnath valleys.
An easy deodar-forest weekend trek near Chakrata, with broad Garhwal snow views.
A relaxed, offbeat weekend ramble through Garhwal forest and meadow with sunrise peaks.
A gentle wildlife-sanctuary walk in Kumaon, famed for a 300 km Himalayan skyline from Zero Point.
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