Dayara Bugyal turns into a fairyland in winter when the meadows turn into a beautiful carpet of unending white. This is one of our most beautiful and least crowded winter treks.

The Annapurna Base Camp is among the most popular treks in the world. It’s a moderate-difficult trek that brings you face to face with beautiful mountains such as Annapurna South and Machapuchare.

Brahmatal is a rare trail that is accessible in peak winter - January and February. With stunning views of Mt. Trishul and Mt. Nanda Ghunti clad in fresh snow, this trek is bound to steal your heart!

Surrounded by the imposing Dhauladhar ranges in Kullu Valley is a pristine blue-water lake called Prashar. It is a well-kept secret in the Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh.

Nag Tibba is a trekkers delight. For those who want to walk in the forests, climb up to 10,000 feet, see snow clad mountains and all this just over two days, Nag Tibba is a perfect trek!

Time has stood still on this myth-steeped trail. Follow the trail of Pandavas, who walked the very same route, to ascend to heavens. Experience ancient Himalayan villages that are right out of pages of history!

Kedarkantha is a snowy wonderland in the western fringes of Uttarakhand. Of all the winter treks possible, Kedarkantha stands out as the best, thanks to its heart-melting campsites, forest trails and summit climb!

Kuari Pass is a trek which is in a different league. You really don’t sit around and debate how Kuari Pass matches up to other treks. It doesn’t. It is much above.

This lesser-known more exciting route has grander views of Everest, six alpine lakes and Himalayas's largest glacier to offer! What are you waiting for?

Sandakphu is the only trek in India from where you can see four of the tallest mountains in the world - Mt.Everest, Mt.Kanchenjunga, Mt.Lhotse and Mt.Makalu.