It's snowing heavily in Uttarakhand, leaving all our treks with at least a foot of snow! Read the latest from the slopes here.

The Brahmatal photo story gives you a glimpse of the trek's highlights, including the two frozen lakes and outstanding view of Mt Trishul and Nanda Ghunti.

In this week's podcast Arjun Majumdar tells you which winter trek is better between Brahmatal and Dayara Bugyal treks. Give it a listen here.

The students of a school in the remote village of Lohajung participated in a 5-day workshop organised by the Indiahikes Green Trails team. In five days, they were teeming with upcycling ideas. Read their story here.

A trek changes your perspective and often changes your life. Our trekker Gayatri, who trekked to Brahmatal this winter, compiles a list of lessons she took away from the trek. Read it here.

Our winners for the Trek Photographer of the Month February 2017 are out! Congratulations to the winners and all those who participated. Keep trekking.

After a bout of dry spell, there has been heavy snowfall in the Himalayas. While snow was welcome in Prashar Lake, it played spoilsport on our other treks. Read our quick updates here!

We have changed the route of Kedarkantha this year. It is a cleaner route that is currently exclusive to Indiahikes trekkers. Read details about the new route and other updates here.

What better way to celebrate the new year than to head to the Himalayas. Although January doesn't see many trekkers due to the chilly winter, this year was quite a surprise. Take a look at the winners of our...

Snow treks in the Himalayas always have a charm about them. Here, we list out the best winter treks to do in the Himalayas.

The February 2016 Photo Contest had entries with fabulous perspectives of landscapes. Brahmatal, Prashar and Sandakphu dominated the entries! Our winning photographs are here!

Indiahikes trekker Bratin Mallick tested the Element Blocker Interchange Jacket by Columbia on his recent trek to Brahmatal. Bratin has the experience of four high altitude treks including the twenty thousander Stok Kangri.