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The first step to going on any trek is training for it. Here is a step by step guide on how to begin your running. Read to know more about the different types of runs and workouts you...

Here is how our trekkers from the Brahmatal trek, exited from Lohajung by foot, and walked for 4kms in heavy snow to reach Bagdigad the nearest motorable road. Here's a little behind the scenes sneak peak as well.

Read about 3 of the most thrilling, challenging, and high on adventure Himalayan summer treks. Click to see which ones they are. Batches open now!

Here are a list of must do treks this year, and this decade. They are some of our favourite treks, our newer treks, some secluded treks, and some simply MUST DO treks. Click here to see them all.

Our Founder Arjun Majumdar shares his observation on trekking from the past decade, and his predictions for the decade to come. Read on to know some of his thoughts.

Spring season is the best time to get amazing views and witness Rhododendrons bloom. Here are the 13 best treks you should plan for this season- right now!

One of the biggest concerns for any trekker is finding drinking water on a trek. Read this article by Indiahikes experts that lists 5 hacks to turn contaminated water into potable water.

Here are some real life stories about the Indiahikes mountain staff, and how Indiahikes trekkers have helped economy in the mountains grow. You may have even met a few of these people. Read on to know more.

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Here are the latest pictures from our winter treks - Kedarkantha, Brahmatal, Sandakphu, Dayara Bugyal, Mukta Top and Deoriatal Chandrashila. These pictures will make you drop everything and run to the mountains.