Neha Satheesan is the Green Trails Manager. A Master in Environmental and Sustainability Sciences, she works with trekkers and local communities to make trekking an environment-friendly sport. Passionate about community-led initiatives, she believes in empowering people to become agents of change.  When not busy saving the environment, she likes to explore cities, doodle and bring up baby plants.

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Our New Upcycling Ideas at the Sandakphu Base Camp: Jaubhari Updates

Lohajung Comes Up With New Upcycling Ideas: Updates From Roopkund

4 Schools, 12 workshops and 1,370 kgs of waste collected: Updates from Sandakphu

Local Hero Pavithra: How This 65-Year Old Finds Creative Ways To Upcycle Waste

Trekkers And Villagers Come Together To Bring Down 1,807 Kgs From Roopkund

How Upcycling and Segregation Keep Our Green Trails Spirit Strong, Updates from Sandakphu Base Camp

Roopkund Base Camp On Its Zero Waste Journey, Updates from Lohajung

How Local Hero Yashpal Shows it’s Easy to Live the Green Trails Way

How your waste can be a resource: Green Trails Updates, Jaubhari

125 Kgs Of Waste Segregated As Trekkers And Locals Come Together At Roopkund Base Camp- Lohajung

Meet the ever smiling, efficient, and environmentally conscious trek manager from our Lohajung base camp - Heera. Read his complete story to know why he is our local hero of the week.

Local Hero Heera, The Man Behind The Scenes At The Roopkund Base Camp

Our folks at Jaubhari are stepping into unchartered territory. June has been a month of new ideas and new learnings. We got plenty of opportunities to work with the local school and villagers on multiple green projects.

Find Out What New Green Ideas Jaubhari Has This Summer

Summer in Lohajung brings with a lot of Green Trails work. Read about how our team works with the local staff, local women and children to take green agendas forward.

How Green Trails Ups Its Waste Management Game in Lohajung

With more locals from Jaubari participating in the Indiahikes Green Trails initiative, we have been able to collect, segregate and reuse a big load of waste from the Sandakphu trail. Here are the latest updates.

1330kg Waste Collected And Segregated At Sandakphu Over 6 Months

From Jan 2018 to May 2018, Indiahikes trekkers have removed 3112 kg of non-biodegradable waste from the mountains. This is rarely their own waste; almost always it's waste that others have left behind. Read a detailed report from this week here.

3112kg Waste Collected &amp; Segregated Since Jan 2018: Green Trails Updates, Lohajung

Here's the story of a woman who has defied the society, gone above and beyond the call of duty, to take the Green Trails mission forward.

For Local Hero Rukmani Devi, Upcycling Is Not Just About The Money Anymore

Sari, a small village in Uttarakhand, takes a lead on waste management and creating awareness about environmental issues. The Green Trails team brings you updates from the Deoriatal Chandrashila trek base camp village.

Students, Shopkeepers, Govt Officials At Sari, Uttarakhand, Go The Green Way

Here's a story about our Local Hero from Lohajung, Uttarakhand - Dharamji. He manages to keep the entire Lohajung market clean. Send your message to him in this post!

How Dharamji, A Local Hero, Keeps The Lohajung Village Clean

Here are 6 practical ways that help us in making Jaubhari, a village on Sadakphu Trek, West Bengal, a green model village. I am sure these real-life instances will help you in setting up a green model village.

6 Practical Ways Of Making A Green Model Village

It's always an issue of reluctance amongst locals when it comes to handling waste. At Green Trails, we've always pounced on opportunities to communicate the importance of waste management. Once we get few people onboard, we set their examples to fight the reluctance amongst people.

How Setting Examples Help Us Fight Local Reluctance Towards Waste At Sari

Innovation serves as a major enabler of the Green Trails Project. Let me tell you how with few real-life examples from Lohajung.

How Do You Think We Can Make Green Trails More Self-Sustained?

Here are the Green Trails updates for the first week of April. We bring the latest to you from Lohajung, Sari and Jaubhari.

The Green Trails Journey: Consistent Efforts And Patience Hold The Key

At Green Trails, our main measure of success is when people actually see, realize and acknowledge the civic problems around them and work on solution strategies together.

What Gets Measured Gets Managed - 2 Model Villages In The Making

The Green Trails mission - to leave the mountains in a better condition than they were - is an aspiring one. There's one major stakeholder in our mission that largely goes unnoticed. These are the local residents - the men, women and children who act as powerful enablers of this process

How Do Locals Drive The Green Trails Mission?

Please note that this is a special trek designed for stargazing enthusiasts. The trek fee is slightly more than the regular fee. Know more about the trek here. 

This is a trek specially designed for trekkers above 58 years. The trek fee is Rs 3000 more than the regular fee (Please note this is only for Himalayan treks) Know more about the trek here. 

Please note that this is a special trek. The trek fee is Rs 3000 more than the regular fee. Know more about the trek here. 

Please note that the family treks are meant for families with a child/children under 14 years of age. If you do not fit this criteria, you can register for any of our regular groups. Read more about family treks here.

You are joining our waitlist. Your chances of getting a confirmation are high, but not certain. We will notify you as soon as a trekker cancels their trek.

When we brought out new trails in Indian trekking, safety came with us. Back in 2012, we were the first to introduce microspikes, and two years later, pulse oximeters became standard thanks to us. Nobody does safe treks like Indiahikes. In the mountains, emergencies don't care who you're with – everyone knows that when trouble hits, you look for the yellow tents of Indiahikes.

We are India’s safest trekking organisation

We are pioneers in trekking. Since 2007, we have brought out treks that have become India's most famous treks: Roopkund, Rupin Pass, Buran Ghati, Kedarkantha, Kashmir Great Lakes, Tarsar Marsar, Brahmatal, Phulara Ridge—the list goes on. In 2023 alone, we brought out five new treks in Indian trekking. We know treks better than anyone. This comes directly from the reason why Indiahikes was born: to bring out trek information and enable trekkers to trek on their own.

We are pioneers of treks in India

More than 25,000 people trek with us every year. We are the largest trekking organisation in India. 24% of our trekkers come back to trek with us every year. Over 4,000 students from the top educational institutions trek with us every year. Aside from this, families with children choose to trek with Indiahikes knowing that our treks are the safest. We have taken over 8000 children trekking so far, and the number continues to grow. 

We are India’s largest trekking organisation

We focus on designing transformative experiences. Our trek leaders conduct thought-provoking exercises that help you reflect and contemplate. This impact stays with you for a long time. Trekkers return feeling energised, more confident, or developing abilities to deal with difficulties. Many have changed careers, rethought their core values, become more humble, shown gratitude to others, or started a new fitness journey. 

Our treks are transformative

Since 2012, we have pioneered sustainable practices that have become standard in trekking. Using eco-bags, our trekkers have cleared over 120 tonnes of litter from the mountains. We do not carry packaged foods; instead, we serve freshly made food. We do not light campfires; we carry coal to light angethis to keep you warm. Our bio-toilets not only keep our toilets odour-free but also enrich the soil. When you trek with us, you leave mountains better.

We are India's most sustainable trekking organisation

5 Reasons Why Indiahikes

If you are unable to complete a trek, or if you love a trek, you can repeat it with us anytime. You don’t have to pay us for it. See our thoughts behind this here.

You’re guarded with our trek again philosophy

Our thrice-a-day oxi-metre checks keep altitude sickness at bay, never allowing you to reach a point where you need evacuation.

Daily 3-time health checks keep you safe at any altitude

With around 30% of our trekkers being women, all women, including those travelling solo are comfortable to join any of our groups.

Join any group, they are all women-friendly groups 

Our kitchen teams understand your needs as a vegan (or a Jain). We will take special care of your food, even in the remote Himalayas. 

We have specially designed bio toilets to ensure you have no sight or smell in toilets, at the same time making sure the toilets cause no harm to the fragile ecosystem we trek in.

Be comfortable and sustainable with bio toilets

We’ll admit it. Our love for food surpasses our love for minimalism. Expect freshly cooked, multi-cuisine food at all camps, designed to meet your nutritional requirements and keep your taste buds happy!

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