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Indian Himalayas

Himalayan Sightseeing Tour

Escape your usual in favour of the Himalayas for 15 days on the Himalayan Sightseeing Tour. You’ll discover the postcard-painted, mountain-tucked villages teetering on the edge of the Himalayas on this spectacular sightseeing tour. Amid the jetting peaks and rolling layers of green sit an array of gompas, monasteries, temples, and a collection of other monumental buildings rich with historical tales. This sightseeing tour, which takes you from Delhi to Amritsar to Leh (and more), traverses the famed Himalayas lining India’s horizon by Jeep.

Soft Adventure
Guided
Jan-Dec
15 days from $2,195USDDetails
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Indian Himalayas

Pin Parvati to Mantalai Trekking Adventure

Seasoned hiking enthusiasts need to add the unforgettable 19-day Pin Parvati to Mantalai Trekking Adventure to their around-the-world to-do lists! Travel deep into the Himalayas along a 100km trail, where difficult route navigation and ropeless crevasses add to the thrill and supernatural views create the best kind of reward.

Trekking
Guided
Jan-Sep
19 days from $2,275USDDetails
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Indian Himalayas

Kalindi Khal Pass Trek

Get ready for a rugged exploration amid the peaks that jet high into the clouds of the Garhwal Himalaya in Uttarakhand State. The Kalindi Khal Pass Trek lets you kiss the daily grind goodbye as you meander deep into the wild in the challenging, rewarding Kalindi Pass. The trek will have you hiking over fields blanketed in snow, by massive glaciers, and along bubbling rivers for the 99 km stretching between Gangotri and Badrinath Valley.

Walking
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Apr-Sep
16 days from $2,995USDDetails
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Indian Himalayas

Guided Chita Trekking Tour

Escape reality for a trekking tour that blends rugged, outdoorsy scenery with rich, vibrant culture. The 11-day Guided Chika Trekking Tour begins and ends in Ladakh, India’s coveted unspoiled region, where the soaring mountains not only cloak the land with peculiar supernatural effect, but they also serve to protect one of the last remaining Tantric Buddhist populations. This wonderful trekking tour is named after a small town that connects the pass on the route – Chita.

Trekking
Guided
Apr-Sep
11 days from $3,055USDDetails
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Indian Himalayas

Luxurious Northern India Tour

Explore India’s most stunning, magnificent attractions in style on the Luxurious Northern India Tour. Amid discovering the significant sights lining the renowned, must-visit cities of Delhi, Jaipur, Udaipur, and Agra (home of the Taj Mahal) you’ll spend time closer to the wild, but without abandoning luxury. Bask in the enchanting rhododendron forests and pine and oak trees cloaking Shimla, the “queen of hill stations”, situated just below the soaring Himalayas.

Soft Adventure
Guided
Jan-Dec
13 days from $3,503USDDetails
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Indian Himalayas

Snow Leopard and Tiger Trekking Safari

Admire how snow leopards and tigers thrive in their natural habitat—in the thick of the Himalayan snow-laden mountains and some of central India’s national parks—on the exotic, mystical, rugged Snow Leopard and Tiger Trekking Safari. This safari has you camping and trekking amid and around the soaring Himalayas at Hemis National Park, where the snow leopards roam freely. An expert wildlife guide will lead you to the secret, sacred spots holding the elusive animal. But the striking, rare sightings don’t stop here!

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Jan-Feb, Dec
19 days from $3,990USDDetails
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Indian Himalayas general information
Where to go in the Indian Himalayas

The Indian Himalayas stretch across several states, offering a myriad of breathtaking destinations. Key starting points include Leh in Ladakh, Manali in Himachal Pradesh, and Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir. Rishikesh serves as a spiritual gateway to Himalayan treks, while Darjeeling in West Bengal offers stunning views of Kanchenjunga.

What to do in the Indian Himalayas

The Indian Himalayas are a haven for adventure enthusiasts. Options range from high-altitude trekking and mountaineering to river rafting in the Ganges. Cultural tours in Ladakh and monastery visits in Sikkim also offer unique experiences. Winter sports in Gulmarg and biking tours across Ladakh are other thrilling activities.

When to go to the Indian Himalayas

Timing depends on the chosen activities. For trekking and mountaineering, the best months are from April to June and September to November, avoiding the monsoon season. Winter, from December to February, is ideal for skiing in places like Gulmarg.

Top 5 adventures in Indian Himalayas
  1. Trek to Valley of Flowers, Uttarakhand: Discover a vibrant carpet of alpine flowers in this stunning UNESCO World Heritage site.
  2. Chadar Trek on the Frozen Zanskar River: Walk on a frozen river through deep gorges for a truly unique winter adventure.
  3. River Rafting in Rishikesh: Tackle the rapids of the Ganges for an adrenaline-pumping experience in the spiritual town of Rishikesh.
  4. Markha Valley Trek, Ladakh: Explore remote villages, ancient monasteries, and stunning high-altitude landscapes in this classic trek.
  5. Skiing in Gulmarg, Jammu and Kashmir: Enjoy some of the best powder skiing in the Himalayas, with options for all skill levels.
Travel tips for Indian Himalayas tours
How widely is English spoken in the Indian Himalayas?

English is commonly spoken in major tourist areas and cities. In remote regions, it's less common, but guides and tour operators usually speak English.

How long should I go to the Indian Himalayas?

A trip can range from a few days to over a month, depending on your interests and the areas you wish to explore. For trekking and major expeditions, allocate at least two weeks.

Should I bring Indian Rupees to the Indian Himalayas or use a credit card?

Carrying Indian Rupees is advisable, especially in remote areas where ATMs and card facilities may not be available. Larger towns and cities accept credit cards.

Is the Indian Himalayas family-friendly?

Yes, there are plenty of family-friendly activities and locations, though the suitability of high-altitude treks depends on the age and fitness of family members.

What’s the best way to get around the Indian Himalayas?

Local buses and shared taxis are common for short distances. For more remote areas, hiring a private vehicle or joining a tour is recommended.

What are the accommodation types in the Indian Himalayas?

Options range from camping and guesthouses to luxury hotels in major towns, catering to all budgets and preferences.

What is the time zone in the Indian Himalayas?

The entire region follows Indian Standard Time (IST), UTC +5:30.

Can I do a self-guided tour in the Indian Himalayas?

Self-guided tours are possible in well-traveled areas, but a guide is recommended for remote treks and high-altitude adventures for safety.

Can I do guided tours in the Indian Himalayas?

Guided tours are widely available and recommended, especially for trekking, mountaineering, and cultural explorations.

How to get to the Indian Himalayas?

Major gateways include Delhi for Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh, Srinagar for Jammu and Kashmir, and Bagdogra airport for Sikkim and Darjeeling. From these points, local transport or tours can be arranged.

What are the major towns in the Indian Himalayas?

Major towns include Leh in Ladakh, Manali in Himachal Pradesh, Rishikesh in Uttarakhand, and Gangtok in Sikkim.

What is the best season to visit the Indian Himalayas?

The best season varies by activity: April to June and September to November are ideal for trekking, while December to March is perfect for winter sports.

What should I pack for a trip to the Indian Himalayas?

Pack layers for varying temperatures, trekking gear, a water purification system, sun protection, and any necessary medications.

Are permits required for trekking in the Indian Himalayas?

Yes, certain areas require permits for trekking, especially near borders. Check in advance and arrange permits through a tour operator or local authorities.

What are the safety considerations when traveling in the Indian Himalayas?

Be aware of altitude sickness, ensure you have adequate travel insurance, and follow local advice for weather and trail conditions.

What cultural norms should I be aware of?

Respect local customs and dress modestly, especially in religious sites. Always ask permission before photographing people.

Can I access internet and mobile networks in the Indian Himalayas?

In major towns and some remote areas, mobile networks and internet are accessible, but connectivity can be unreliable in high-altitude or distant locations.

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