A Front-Row Seat to the Big Mountains: The Patalsu Peak Experience

The Patalsu Peak Trek is short, sweet, and spectacular. Starting from the popular Solang Valley near Manali, this trail packs in thick forests, high-altitude meadows, and breathtaking Himalayan views — all within just a few days. It's perfect for those who want a taste of real altitude without committing to a long expedition. As you climb higher, every turn offers panoramic views of towering peaks like Friendship, Shitidhar, and Ladakhi. But the final push to Patalsu Peak is where it all comes together — a ridge walk that feels like flying, and a summit that leaves you speechless. This trek is a hidden gem for beginners and seasoned hikers alike. With minimal technical challenge but maximum visual reward, it’s a mountain story you’ll want to relive again and again.

The Baralacha La Trek isn’t your usual mountain walk — it’s a raw, high-altitude journey through the barren beauty of the Trans-Himalayas. Starting from Manali and pushing deep into Lahaul and Spiti, this expedition is for those who don’t just seek a trail — but a complete, mind-bending Himalayan experience. Across 8 days, you’ll hike through wide glacial valleys, climb high passes where winds cut sharp, camp near alpine lakes like Chandratal, and finally reach the legendary Baralacha La — a mountain crossroads where ancient trade routes once met, and rivers like the Chandra, Bhaga, and Yunam are born. At 16,070 ft, this is one of the wildest and most remote trekking routes in Himachal. Expect icy winds, unpredictable terrain, and surreal silence. But also — expect stillness, stargazing like never before, and that rare moment when your body is tired but your soul feels alive. This one’s not for the faint-hearted — it’s for trekkers who want the real Himalayas.

• Temperature: Day (5°C to 10°C), Night (-10°C to -5°C)
• Best Time: June to September

The Kalihani Pass Trek is one of Himachal’s rawest and most breathtaking alpine journeys. Hidden deep in the Pir Panjal range, this 8-day expedition carves its way through ancient oak forests, windswept meadows, flower-filled valleys, and finally, over a dramatic snow-laden pass at nearly 16,000 feet. From the very first ascent above the village of Sangchar, you’ll feel the call of the wild — with Hanuman Tibba and Indrasan watching over every ridge you cross. Whether it’s crossing snow bridges fed by glacial streams, camping beside high-altitude lakes, or watching the sunrise from the mighty Kalihani Pass, this trek delivers both solitude and scale. It’s demanding, yes — but equally rewarding. If you’re looking for a Himalayan experience that’s off the tourist map and big on drama, this one’s for you.

•  Temperature: Day (10°C to 15°C), Night (-5°C to 5°C)
•  Best Time: June to September

The Kanamo Peak Trek is one of the highest trekking expeditions in India, taking you to a summit altitude of 19,600 ft in the high-altitude desert of Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh. Starting from the ancient village of Kibber, the trail climbs through remote mountain passes, glacial lakes, and stark terrain where silence speaks louder than words. Expect brutal ascents, cold nights, and views that stretch all the way to Ladakh, Tibet, and Kinnaur. This 9-day journey is for serious trekkers looking for a raw, offbeat, and deeply immersive Himalayan experience.

• Temperature: Day (5°C to 15°C) | Night (-15°C to -5°C)
• Best Time to Trek: June to September

Journey Through the Mighty Dhauladhar

Indrahar Pass Trek is one of Himachal Pradesh’s most iconic mountain adventures — a 4-day expedition that begins in the vibrant hill town of McLeod Ganj and takes you deep into the dramatic folds of the Dhauladhar range. This 35 km trail is a soul-stirring blend of forest walks, alpine meadows, glacier basins, and steep ridgelines, culminating at the Indrahar Pass, which stands tall at 14,245 ft. From day one, the trail surprises you — oak and rhododendron forests give way to sweeping views of the Kangra Valley. As you climb higher, you’ll encounter timeless Himalayan campsites like Triund, Laka Got, and the mystic Lahesh Caves. And then comes the big day — a demanding yet breathtaking ascent to the Indrahar Pass. What awaits is a 360° Himalayan panorama that’ll stay with you forever. This trek is best suited for those with a basic-to-intermediate level of trekking experience, looking for a challenging but wildly rewarding mountain journey. And along the way, you’ll not only find landscapes worth every step, but also glimpses of Himachal’s rich village culture and warm hospitality.

• Temperature: Day (10°C to 20°C), Night (-5°C to 10°C)
• Best Time to Trek: May to October

Welcome to Sar Pass — Where Every Turn Feels Like a New Chapter

Sar Pass is a story that unfolds step by step — one that takes you from pine-lined trails in Kasol to high-altitude snowfields and dreamlike meadows in the heart of Himachal’s Parvati Valley. Starting from the hippie haven of Kasol, this 5-day trek immerses you in vibrant forests, remote Himalayan hamlets, and snow-laden ridgelines. But the highlight? Standing at the Sar Pass itself, perched at nearly 14,000 feet, with panoramic views of the Tosh and Parvati valleys on either side. And if you’re lucky — a snow-slide descent that makes you feel like a child again. This is not just a trek — it's a shifting landscape of mood, light, and terrain. Meadows like Min Thach, mystical forests near Grahan, and the surreal snowscape of Nagaru each feel like stepping into different worlds.

• Start/End Time: Starts 10:00 AM Day 1 | Ends 2:00 PM Day 5
• Trail Type: Crossover — Starts in one valley, crosses a snow-laden pass, ends in another
• Nearest Airport: Bhuntar (52 km from Manali)
• Railhead: Chandigarh
• Stay: Campsites & homestays (Separate for male and female participants)
• Food: Nutritious vegetarian meals (with eggs)

 

McLeodGanj Triund Trek: Forest Trails, Waterfalls & Himalayan Sunsets

The McLeodGanj Triund Trek is a short yet stunning 3-day escape into the Dhauladhar mountains of Himachal Pradesh. Starting from Dharamkot near McLeodGanj, this trek is perfect for beginners and nature lovers looking to breathe mountain air, walk through rhododendron forests, and camp under starry skies — all in just one weekend. You’ll hike past ancient temples, gushing waterfalls, and oak-lined trails to reach Triund Top, perched at 9,430 feet. The views from here? Simply surreal — with the Kangra Valley sprawling below and snow-draped Himalayan peaks stretching endlessly in front of you. This trek is designed to blend scenic trekking with cultural exploration — from Bhagsu Waterfall and Tibetan monasteries to bonfire evenings at the basecamp.

• Best Season: March to June & September to December
• Temperature: 15°C to 25°C (Day), 5°C to 10°C (Night)

Embark on an exhilarating journey to conquer Yunam Peak, a majestic summit standing at 6,126 meters (20,100 feet) in the Lahaul & Spiti region of Himachal Pradesh, India. This 7-day expedition offers seasoned trekkers and mountaineers a blend of challenging terrains, breathtaking landscapes, and an authentic Himalayan experience. Trek Route: Manali – Jispa – Bharatpur – Summit Camp – Yunam Peak Summit Best Season: June to mid-September

Tour Highlights:

• Traverse through the scenic landscapes of Lahaul & Spiti, characterized by rugged mountains, pristine streams, and expansive meadows.
• Experience the thrill of high-altitude camping under starlit skies.
• Witness panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and glaciers.

Opportunity to spot unique Himalayan flora and fauna.