Here are the best and safest Himalayan treks for children to do. We have listed 6 treks, all in Uttarakhand, and they make for a great experience for children.

Kanamo peak (19,553 ft) is a highly challenging peak trek that does not require mountaineering expertise. Our Trek Leader Tanmay Bain shares why he would choose Kanamo peak over every other summit trek.

It has been our dream for nearly ten years to showcase the best treks in every country of the world. And we are finally ready to start! Read on to know where our founders went exploring the past two weeks!

Somwrita Guha went on her first ever Himalayan Trek to Brahmatal in March 2019. She returned a completely different person, touched by the mountains and the simple life. Read to know her thoughts on how trekking changed her lifestyle for the good.

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.

This ten-year-old had all her bookish adventures come true on her first Himalayan trek to Deoriatal Chandrashila. All thanks to her father who also got to teach her a few life lessons along the trail.

We just hit 20000 followers on Instagram! We’re celebrating with a Photo Story contest. The winner gets a fully sponsored trek to Bhrigu Lake!

The Roopkund trek is the most popular trek in the Himalayas. Here, Swathi talks the best time to go for the trek so that you don’t miss out on the highlights of the trek.

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.

Right from the naturally manicured grasslands at Aru to the aquamarine blue waters of Marsar, the Tarsar Marsar trek is an unending feast for the eyes.

Arjun Majumdar writes on how a timely trek has helped him overcome the most difficult crises in life. It has helped see things in a perspective that he had never considered before. Also, see treks as a way to change lives — to restore the sense of balance that is very much needed.

A trekker, Taposh Giri, finds difficulty in walking near Patar Nachauni – a campsite on Roopkund trail. He is exhausted, and walking a few steps drains him out. He asks for a mule to take him further, towards the upper camp. However on reaching the camp at Bhagwabasa he starts feeling disoriented. And does not respond to any questions posed by the trek leader.