Last year was the El Nino year - there was less rainfall, less snow too! But what about this year? Find out in this week's official podcast!

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

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...

December is a month that always makes us want to add at least 10 extra pictures to our nominations. This year is no less. every picture is postcard-perfect, bringing the Himalayan winter alive! Take a look at the nominations...

In 2017, Indiahikes is opening a much-coveted trek. The views, the near-religious experience of being there, several things make this trek a class apart. Read about the trek and several other updates here.

If you're going on a winter trek over the next two weeks, here are some useful weather updates. There's also news about a clean-up our trekkers did and our latest Instagram contest! Take a look!

It looks like all our wishes have come true this Christmas! It has finally started snowing on our winter treks. Deoriatal, Kedarkantha and Kuari Pass have received generous amounts of snow! Here are detailed updates.

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

Dive into the valley of Har Ki Dun, and trek along with these high altitude trekkers, who have written lovely descriptive blogposts of their journeys!

One trek to Kedarkantha led to a tremendous amount of self-discovery for this young lady, Ananya. Her way of putting down her experience has helped her win the December 2015 Blog Contest!

It was in 1905 that Kuari Pass got its name, thanks to Lord Curzon. But what really led him to name this pass? Indiahikes local staff Dinesh Kuniyal tells the story.

Surrounded with endless snow and fully snow capped peak while watching the Beas River flowing below the valley, makes you feel thankful and blessed to have visited such an undulated place. Take a look at the Prashar lake trek...