December – March
Winter snow treks
Short, cold days and snow-covered trails. Winter is the main season for snow treks, so expect low temperatures and pack warm layers.
Popular for: Kedarkantha, Brahmatal
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When to go
Find the right season for your trip
Mountain and island trips depend heavily on the season. Snow, road openings, and rain decide what is possible, and the dates shift from year to year, so confirm timing with the operator before you book.
May – August
Summer high-altitude trips
High passes and mountain roads open up, which makes summer the main window for Ladakh, Spiti, and high-altitude lakes and passes.
Popular for: Leh Ladakh, Hampta Pass, Chandratal
July – September
Monsoon blooms
Rain turns some valleys green and brings wildflowers. It can also disrupt roads, and some trails close, so allow extra time and check the route's status.
Popular for: Valley of Flowers
October – November
Autumn clear-weather trips
After the monsoon, many routes reopen or settle into drier weather. The main Spiti circuit runs into October, and some Himalayan treks have an autumn window.
Popular for: Spiti Valley, Goechala, Sandakphu
Before you go
Prepare before you book
A little preparation makes any trip easier. These are the things worth sorting out once you have a shortlist.
Check your fitness
Many trips involve hours of walking each day. Build stamina with regular walks, stairs, or cycling in the weeks before, and check the fitness requirement on the trip page.
Respect the altitude
High routes need time to acclimatise. Rest days are built into itineraries for a reason, so tell your guide if you feel unwell instead of pushing on.
Pack for the conditions
Think layers, a rain shell, sturdy shoes you have already worn in, sun protection, and personal medicines. Ask the operator for a gear list and what can be rented.
Sort the paperwork
Carry photo ID, and ask whether your route needs permits or entry fees and who arranges them. Consider travel insurance that covers the activity you are booking.
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