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In May 2019, Asier, a Spanish paramedic came with Indiahikes for his first Himalayan trek. He had no idea he will be involved in the rescue of a fellow trekker's life on the trek. Here's the story of what...

Trekking in the Himalayas comes with its own risks. To ensure your own safety, Indiahikes has made Trek Insurance mandatory. Read on to know why.

It is very important to prepare your children, physically and mentally, before a Himalayan trek. Here are some tips and tricks from parents who went on our family treks.

At Indiahikes, safety is the top priority. Read more to find out our safety measures in place for the Experiential Learning Programme.

In this final article, Arjun Majumdar, founder of Indiahikes, explains the new protocols that Indiahikes has put in place to ensure safety of trekkers. Do read it and pass it on.

In the second article of his three-part series on safety, Arjun Majumdar writes about a worrying trend that is spreading in the Indian trekking community.

Many women fear travelling alone in India, but most of our women trekkers believe that the mountains are safer than any other part of the country. Rashmi Rao, who did the Goecha La trek in May 2015, came all...

Many people call to ask us whether Kashmir is a safe trekking destination. We can say that it is a lot safer now, than it has been for the past few years. Read what a few experienced trekkers have...

Many women trekkers worry about coming alone for a trek, about safety and whether they'll have other women for company. It so happens that 30 per cent of Indiahikes' trekkers are women and the number is only growing. Vishi...