In the first of the series – ‘9 Treks That Changed Indian Trekking’, we write about Roopkund. A trek that has truly pioneered and defined trekking, and trekking practices in India. Click to read more.
These are the final 10 out of the 130 featured trekking stories shared by trekkers. And they are filled with gratitude, bonding and exuberance. Take a look!
Trekkers cherish moments of humility, ecstasy and faith. Read these stories to beat the lockdown blues and relive your memories from the trek.
Trekkers cherish unforgettable moments of friendship, euphoria and bliss. Relive these memories by sharing your stories too! 🙂
Here is a list of the best Himalayan treks in autumn months of September, October and November.
Our Local Hero of the week is someone who chooses the alternative over the status quo. Read how Yashpal walks the talk to change the system.
Our Green Trails team has brought about a transformation that involves financial independence for women, cleaner villages in the Himalayas and an unusual product for trekkers. Take a look!
The Commissioner of Haldwani has granted Indiahikes permission to use use the landfill for disposing off non recyclable waste. Read about this and other Green Trails updates.
Prachi Kulkarni, an experienced trekker, writes about an important life lesson she learnt while attempting the Roopkund trek.
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.
The first batch of trekkers to Hampta Pass were in for a pleasant surprise when they discovered that the road to Chandratal is open. Here are the latest updates!
Aditya Karanam was hit by Acute Mountain Sickness on his Roopkund trek in 2016. He puts down how the incident played out and how he was rescued in time.
