It’s not a nice feeling to regret a Himalayan trek. But we find that many trekkers go through this phase. Swathi writes about her personal regret in this post. Read on.

Trek Leader Soumitra puts down his thoughts about preferences — his own preferences and trekkers’ preferences. As usual, his tone is humorous, sarcastic, subtle. Always worth a read!

A trekker recollects his most memorable trek experiences from over a decade. He shares the lessons that he has learnt from trekking over the years.

When a trek triggers a change in you, the key is in sustaining that change. Vidyadhar managed to do exactly that. He writes about it here six months later.

Garima Jain chose Roopkund as her first Himalayan trek with her husband! She says she will go back a thousand times over to this trek – and her blog shows you why she fell in love with the trail!

If we had to name a blog that left us speechless, this would be it. The Goechala trek has always been one of our favorite treks, Divas Mishra has put down his experiences so beautifully that it makes us want to do the trek again!

As a trekking organisation, we have witnessed countless cases of Himalayan treks leaving strong impacts on people. Here, Indiahikes trekker Sujit Thakar recollects fond memories from his Sandakphu trek.

You know you’ve had the best trek experience when it gives you a series of lighthearted moments to relive and recollect. Here is Kshitij nailing his Rupin Pass Trek experience through his writing.

Shubhankar Biswas had just trekked for two hours when he experienced this jaw-dropping incident.

Here’s what a few of our trekkers have to say about their experience with Indiahikes.

The very idea of Kashmir floods sends shivers down our spines. Think, then, what Sridhar and his friends went through, when they experienced it first hand. After an attempt to do the Kashmir Great Lakes trek just hours before the floods of 2014, they had to go through a menacing water-logged ordeal simply to get to the airport. Read about it here.