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12,772 ft May to July and September to October

Beas Kund

Beas Kund is a high-altitude glacial lake and the source of the Beas River near Manali in Himachal Pradesh. The trek passes through Dhundi, Palchhani Thatch, Bakarthach and Lohali, with expansive alpine meadows, streams, glacial terrain and views of major Pir Panjal peaks including Hanuman Tibba, Friendship Peak and Shitidhar.

Starts From ₹2,750

approx. 8,000 ft (Billing take-off, 2,400 m); Bir Mid-September to June (paragliding is banned July to mid-September)

Bir Billing

Bir and Billing are twin villages about 14 km apart in the Kangra Valley. Billing is the paragliding take-off meadow at about 2,400 m. Bir is the landing site and a small Tibetan colony with monasteries, cafés and tea gardens. It is one of India's best-known paragliding sites and hosted the Paragliding World Cup. Beyond tandem flights, visitors camp at Billing or near the landing site, take waterfall hikes (Gunehar, Bangoru) and ride mountain bikes.

Starts From ₹4,999

12,250 ft (Brahmatal Top) December to March (winter/snow trek), with spring rhododendron blooms in March-April

Brahmatal

The Brahmatal Trek is a popular winter trek in the Garhwal Himalayas, leading to two high-altitude lakes - Bekaltal and Brahmatal - set against the towering backdrop of Mt. Trishul and Mt. Nanda Ghunti. The trail passes through dense oak and rhododendron forests, open ridges, and meadows, with views of the legendary Roopkund trail visible from Jhandi Top and Brahmatal Top.

Starts From ₹7,999

Approximately 4,572 m / 15,000 ft at Buran Ghati P May-June and September-October, subject to snow, weather and operator confirmation

Buran Ghati - Himachal Pradesh

Buran Ghati is a high-altitude crossover from the Janglik side of the Pabbar Valley to Barua in Kinnaur. Typical routes pass Dayara Thach, Litham and Dhunda, with an acclimatization excursion to Chandranahan Lake. This Dayara meadow is not Uttarakhand's Dayara Bugyal. Snow conditions can require a rope-managed pass descent; techniques and equipment are determined by the qualified field team. Direct operator sources are recorded in package_source_url, researched on 2026-10-11. Distances, elevations and travel times are operator estimates. Photographs are operator-published; reuse rights are not established.

Starts From ₹16,500

14,100 ft (4,300 m) June to September; some operators list access through October subject to road and weather conditions

Chandratal Lake Trek

Chandratal, or Moon Lake, is a crescent-shaped high-altitude lake on the Samudra Tapu plateau in the Lahaul-Spiti region of Himachal Pradesh. The destination is reached through the dramatic landscapes around Batal, Kunzum Pass, Chandra River and the Spiti cold desert. The lake is generally accessed from Manali through Batal or as part of the Hampta Pass-Chandratal route. Operators currently list Chandratal-focused trips and Hampta Pass itineraries that include a visit to the lake, with maximum elevations around 4,300-4,300+ metres.

Starts From ₹4,499

High meadows around 3,400-3,700 m; route high poin March-June and September-November; December-February for weather-dependent winter trekking

Dayara Bugyal - Uttarakhand

Dayara Bugyal is an alpine meadow trekking destination in Uttarkashi district. Trails climb through villages and oak and rhododendron forests before opening into rolling high-altitude grasslands. Clear weather brings views towards Bandarpoonch, Srikanth and the Gangotri range. The five packages below retain each operator's actual four-, five- or six-day itinerary rather than imposing one common route. Raithal and Natin are the selected bases; Barsu is another regional approach, not the starting point of these selected itineraries. Sources are the five direct operator package_source_url pages below, researched on 2026-10-09. Distances and elevations are operator estimates, not independently surveyed measurements.

Starts From ₹5,250

Up to approximately 4,480 m on documented lake iti May to early June and September-October, subject to snow and operator confirmation; monsoon access r

Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek - Himachal Pradesh

Deo Tibba base-camp trekking commonly follows the Duhangan Valley above Manali through Chikka and Seri towards high camps and Chhota Chandratal. These five direct operators offer different routes: Camp Wanderers instead lists Shrotu, Lamadugh and Raolee Kholee with a Jobri Nala exit. This dataset covers trekking, not a technical expedition to Deo Tibba's 6,001 m summit. Operator distances, camp names and elevations differ and are retained with qualifications. Direct sources are recorded in package_source_url; research date 2026-10-11. The destination photograph of the snow-capped mountain face is published on Himalaya Shelter's base-camp page; reuse permission is not established.

Starts From ₹13,450

17,352 ft (5,289 m) May to June and September to October

Friendship Peak Expedition

Friendship Peak stands at 5,289 m in the Pir Panjal range, directly above Solang Valley, a short drive from Manali. Often called a 'trekking peak', it is in reality a compact mountaineering expedition that bridges high-altitude trekking and technical climbing. The route climbs from oak and pine forests around Dhundi through alpine meadows at Bakarthach/Lohali, onto the exposed ridge campsite known as Lady Leg, and finally across glacial moraine and steep snow slopes to the summit. Climbers get 360-degree views of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges, including Hanuman Tibba, Deo Tibba, Indrasan and the Seven Sisters, along with a distant view of the sacred Beas Kund.

Starts From ₹18,500

Sea level to ~3,829 ft (Sonsogor) October to May for beaches and water sports; June to December for Dudhsagar (peak flow in monsoon, p

Goa

Goa offers far more adventure than its beaches suggest. The coast has parasailing, jet-ski, banana-boat and bumper-boat rides at Calangute, Baga and Candolim, plus scuba diving and snorkelling around Grande Island. Inland, the Western Ghats hold the four-tiered Dudhsagar Falls (about 310 m) inside Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary and Mollem National Park, reached by a jungle trek from Kulem (Collem) or by jeep in the dry season. This dataset covers six operators running water-sports, scuba and waterfall-trek packages.

Starts From ₹400

16,207 ft (Goecha La) Mid-March to May (spring) and October to mid-November (autumn)

Sikkim

Goechala

The Goechala Trek is one of the most iconic high-altitude treks in the Eastern Himalayas, passing through Kanchendzonga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Starting from the village of Yuksom in West Sikkim, the trail climbs through rhododendron and oak forests, alpine meadows at Dzongri, and glacial Samiti Lake, culminating at Goecha La pass with close-up views of Mt. Kanchenjunga, the world's third highest peak.

Starts From ₹14,200

14,100 ft Mid-June to September

Hampta Pass

Hampta Pass is a dramatic crossover trek in Himachal Pradesh connecting the lush green Kullu Valley near Manali with the stark high-altitude landscapes of Lahaul. The route passes through Jobra, Chika, Balu Ka Ghera and Shea Goru before crossing Hampta Pass at roughly 4,200–4,300 metres. Many itineraries continue by road to Chhatru and, subject to road and weather conditions, Chandratal Lake.

Starts From ₹4,999

Approximately 3,566 m in Trekup India's valley des Mid-March to June and September to November, subject to access and weather

Har Ki Dun - Uttarakhand

Har Ki Dun is a high Himalayan valley in Uttarkashi district, reached on foot from the Sankri region through the Supin valley. The route combines forest trails, riverside walking, mountain villages and views towards the Swargarohini massif. Osla's traditional wooden architecture adds a cultural dimension to the trek. This is a multiday high-altitude trek, not a climb of Swargarohini. Sources: https://trekupindia.com/har-ki-dun-trek and https://himalayanhikers.in/har-ki-dun-trek/ . Elevation figures are operator-reported, not independently surveyed; the valley elevation must not be confused with the highest point of an optional lake or glacier excursion. Photographs are from the operators' Har Ki Dun pages.

Starts From ₹8,799

Approximately 80.71 m / 264.8 ft; city elevation, October to March

Uttar Pradesh

Kashi Vishwanath - Varanasi

Kashi Vishwanath is a Shiva temple and one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, situated near the western bank of the Ganga in Varanasi. The present temple was constructed under Maharani Ahilyabai Holkar in 1780. Pilgrimage visits commonly combine temple darshan with the riverfront ghats, evening Ganga Aarti and nearby Sarnath. These are urban pilgrimage and cultural sightseeing trips, not mountain treks. Destination information: https://varanasi.nic.in/tourist-place/shri-kashi-vishwanath-temple/ and https://www.shrikashivishwanath.org/ . City elevation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varanasi . The destination image is an archival government photograph, not a current view of the expanded corridor.

Starts From ₹3,850

1,585 m (Srinagar) Mar-May, Sept-Nov

Jammu & Kashmir

Kashmir

A valley of houseboats, Mughal gardens and alpine meadows, spanning Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam and Sonmarg.

Operator-reported route high points approximately July-September, subject to snow, weather and current permissions

Jammu and Kashmir

Kashmir Great Lakes - Jammu and Kashmir

Kashmir Great Lakes is a high-altitude trek through the meadows, passes and lake basins north of Sonamarg. The usual walking route links Shitkadi, Nichnai, Vishansar and Kishansar, Gadsar, Satsar and the Gangabal/Nundkol basin before descending to Naranag. Operator-specific base camps, rest days and transfers are retained below. Direct package_source_url pages were researched on 2026-10-10. Listings and fares are references, not confirmation of an operating departure. Indiahikes explicitly called off its trek for 2026; no 2027 reopening is inferred from that page. District boundaries and current railway connections were not independently established and those fields are blank. Distances and elevations are operator estimates with source inconsistencies noted. The destination photograph is published on Himalayan Hikers' Kashmir Great Lakes page; reuse rights have not been established.

Starts From ₹17,450

12,500 ft / 3,810 m December to April (Snow Season: Dec - Feb)

Kedarkantha Trek

Kedarkantha is India's most celebrated winter snow summit trek located in Govind Pashu Vihar National Park, Garhwal Himalayas. Standing at 12,500 ft (3,810 m), it offers 360-degree views of Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, and Black Peak, traversing through the frozen Juda Ka Talab lake.

Starts From ₹4,499

3,583 m May-June, Sept-Oct

Kedarnath

A sacred Jyotirlinga temple town at 3,583m in the Garhwal Himalayas, reached by a 16km trek from Gaurikund.

Sea level - 1,600 m (Munnar) Nov-Feb (sightseeing), Jun-Sep (Ayurveda)

Kerala

God's Own Country - backwater houseboats, tea-plantation hills, and Ayurveda wellness retreats.

Approximately 2,950-3,000 m; operator estimates va Generally spring and autumn; April-June and September-November, subject to local conditions

Kheerganga Trek - Himachal Pradesh

Kheerganga is a mountain trekking destination above Barshaini in the Parvati Valley, known for forest trails, waterfalls, a Shiva shrine and natural hot springs. This collection distinguishes two-day local treks, a three-day Kasol stay and a five-calendar-day Delhi trip. Operators use different trail variants and distance estimates; compare each itinerary rather than assuming identical services. Researched on 2026-10-11 using linked operator pages. Photographs are operator-published and visually inspected, not independently geolocated or cleared for reuse. The destination photograph is from HimTrek's Kheerganga gallery.

Starts From ₹999

Approximately 3,800-3,900 m; operator maximum-elev March-June and September-November; winter trips subject to snow, weather and access

Kuari Pass - Uttarakhand

Kuari Pass is a high-altitude trekking destination in Chamoli district, approached through the Joshimath and Tugasi region. These six-day itineraries combine oak and rhododendron forests, high meadows, camping and views of the Garhwal Himalayas. Clear conditions can reveal Dronagiri and other major peaks; the wider route also offers views of Nanda Devi. These are trekking packages, not climbs of the surrounding peaks or guaranteed entry into the restricted Nanda Devi Sanctuary. Sources: https://himalayanhikers.in/kuari-pass-trek/ and https://trekthehimalayas.com/kuari-pass-trek . The operators use different camps and return routes, so distances and maximum elevations are retained as attributed estimates rather than standardized surveyed measurements.

Starts From ₹9,000

17,982 ft (Khardung La) May to September (June-August for most road access; October onwards for snow trekking)

Ladakh (UT)

Leh Ladakh

Leh Ladakh is a high-altitude trans-Himalayan desert region in the Union Territory of Ladakh, famed for its stark mountain landscapes, Buddhist monasteries, high-altitude lakes like Pangong Tso and Tso Moriri, and passes such as Khardung La and Chang La. It is a major hub for adventure tourism including trekking, motorbiking, mountain biking, river rafting and wildlife safaris for the elusive snow leopard.

Starts From ₹21,500

approx. 6,725 ft (2,050 m) March to June and late September to December (snow activities December to February)

Manali

Manali is a hill town on the Beas River in the Kullu Valley. It is Himachal Pradesh's main adventure base, with paragliding, white-water rafting on the Beas, snow activities at Solang Valley, zipline, ATV rides, riverside camping and treks. Nearby sights include Hadimba Temple, Old Manali, the Atal Tunnel, Sissu in Lahaul, Naggar Castle and Kasol.

Starts From ₹1,300

Leh approximately 3,500 m; Kongmaru La roughly 5,2 Generally June-September, depending on snow, pass access and river conditions

Ladakh

Markha Valley Trek - Ladakh

Markha Valley is a high-altitude Ladakh trek linking river valleys, villages, Buddhist cultural sites and Nimaling pasture below Kang Yatse. Chilling/Skiu approaches and older Spituk routes are different products; compare actual roadheads and walking stages. Most crossing itineraries finish over Kongmaru La toward Chokdo or Shang Sumdo. Researched on 2026-10-11 from direct seller sources. Ladakh is a union territory, not currently part of Jammu and Kashmir.

Starts From ₹22,500

Winter months for cooler sightseeing; general recommendation

Tamil Nadu

Meenakshi Temple - Madurai

The Meenakshi-Sundareswarar temple complex in central Madurai is dedicated to Goddess Meenakshi and Lord Shiva as Sundareswarar. Its sculpted gopurams, pillared halls and temple tank form a major centre of Tamil religious and architectural heritage. The district administration describes substantial expansion during Thirumalai Nayak's reign and highlights the Hall of Thousand Pillars. Source: https://madurai.nic.in/tourist-place/sri-meenakshi-sundareswarar-temple/ . The same source identifies Madurai Airport, approximately 12 km from the city, and Madurai Junction as principal transport gateways. A reliable site-specific elevation was not established, so altitude is empty. The destination photograph is an archival image published by District Madurai.

Starts From ₹2,499

Approximately 3,022 m; operator figures vary sligh March-June and September-November; winter departures depend on snow and access

Nag Tibba - Uttarakhand

Nag Tibba, also known as Serpent's Peak, is a trekking summit in the Garhwal foothills near Mussoorie. The Pantwari approach passes through village slopes and forest before reaching camps below the summit. A Nag Devta temple lies on the upper route, and clear weather can reveal distant Himalayan peaks including Bandarpoonch and the Gangotri group. The two selected operators offer overnight camping itineraries with a long summit-and-return day. Package sources: https://trekupindia.com/nag-tibba-trek and https://himalayanhikers.in/nag-tibba-trek/ . Distances, camp locations and elevations are operator-reported estimates, not surveyed navigation data. Himalayan Hikers' introductory paragraph labels Pantwari as Uttarkashi; that inconsistent location statement is not used for this destination's district.

Starts From ₹3,000

Approximately 4,900 m / 16,100 ft at the pass; ope Usually June-September, with exact dates dependent on snow, rain, road access and operator schedule

Pin Bhaba Pass - Himachal Pradesh

Pin Bhaba Pass links the forested Bhaba Valley of Kinnaur with the high, dry Pin Valley in Spiti. Typical routes begin at Kafnu, pass Mulling, Kara and Phutsirang, cross the pass and descend towards Mudh. Pin Bhaba is a different trek from Pin Parvati Pass. Direct sources are recorded in package_source_url; researched on 2026-10-11. Distances, elevations and schedules are operator estimates. Photographs are operator-published and visually inspected, but reuse rights and exact camp identities are not independently established.

Starts From ₹17,450

Approximately 5,319 m; operator estimates vary July to mid-September, subject to snow, rivers, weather and operator confirmation

Pin Parvati Pass - Himachal Pradesh

Pin Parvati Pass connects the green Parvati Valley in Kullu with the high, dry Pin Valley in Spiti. It is a demanding glacier and high-pass crossing, distinct from Pin Bhaba Pass. Operators run different directions and schedules; each package below retains its own published itinerary. Direct package_source_url pages were researched on 2026-10-10. Elevations and distances are operator estimates, not surveyed measurements. Railway access was not independently established and is left blank. The destination image is an operator-published mountain-valley photograph from Himalayan Hikers' Pin Parvati page; image reuse rights were not established.

Starts From ₹45,000

Prashar Lake approximately 2,730 m / 8,957 ft Generally March-June and September-November; winter snow treks depend on access and equipment

Prashar Lake Trek - Himachal Pradesh

Prashar Lake lies in the hills of Mandi district, beside the pagoda-style Prashar Rishi temple. Its floating island, forest approaches and mountain viewpoints are the main attractions. A road visit is not the same product as a Baggi forest trek; compare actual walking stages, transfers and overnight locations. Researched on 2026-10-11 from linked operator sources; elevations and distances are estimates, not independent surveys.

Starts From ₹2,499

Varies (Desert & Aravalli hills) Oct-March

Rajasthan

India's heritage circuit of forts, palaces and desert dunes across Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur and Jaisalmer.

October to March; allow for festival crowds

Uttar Pradesh

Ram Mandir - Ayodhya

Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir in Ayodhya is dedicated to Lord Rama and stands at the site revered by devotees as his birthplace. The Ram Lalla consecration ceremony took place on 22 January 2024. Visits commonly combine Ram Mandir darshan with Hanuman Garhi, Kanak Bhawan and the Saryu riverfront. These are urban pilgrimage and cultural sightseeing trips, not mountain treks. Official destination gallery: https://ayodhya.nic.in/gallery/sri-ram-janm-bhumi-mandir/ . Official transport information: https://ayodhya.nic.in/how-to-reach/ . Altitude is left empty because a reliable site-specific elevation was not established. The destination image is a real, operator-branded photograph from the first package gallery; it is not a guarantee of present-day appearance.

Starts From ₹5,185

approx. 1,120 ft (340 m) September to June (rafting season, avoid July to August monsoon)

Rishikesh

Rishikesh sits where the Ganga leaves the Himalayan foothills. It is known as the Yoga Capital of the World and is also India's main hub for white-water rafting. Camps along the Ganga offer rafting, cliff jumping, kayaking, rappelling and rock climbing. The town also has ashrams, the Laxman Jhula and Ram Jhula suspension bridges, and evening Ganga aarti.

Starts From ₹4,500

Approximately 4,650 m / 15,250 ft; operator estima May-June and September-October, subject to snow, weather and operator confirmation

Rupin Pass - Himachal Pradesh

Rupin Pass is a high-altitude crossover from the Rupin Valley towards Sangla in Himachal Pradesh. The route is known for village trails, forest, the Dhanderas meadow and waterfall basin, and the steep final pass approach. These five operators start at Jiskun or Bawta rather than the longer historical Dhaula approach. Each operator's published route and transfer boundaries are retained. Sources are the direct package_source_url pages, researched on 2026-10-11. District is blank because the complete route boundaries were not independently mapped. Distances and elevations are operator estimates. The destination photograph shows the waterfall basin and is published on Himalaya Shelter's Rupin page; reuse rights are not established.

Starts From ₹16,650

11,930 ft March to May and October to January (trail closed during monsoon, June to September)

West Bengal

Sandakphu

Sandakphu is the highest peak of West Bengal, located inside Singalila National Park along the Indo-Nepal border in the Darjeeling district. Famous as a teahouse trek, it offers rare 180-degree views of four of the world's five highest peaks - Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse and Makalu - collectively forming the famous 'Sleeping Buddha' silhouette.

Starts From ₹6,800

Sar Pass Trek

13,800 ft April to June

Sar Pass is a classic Himalayan crossover trek in Himachal Pradesh's Parvati Valley. The route starts around Kasol and passes through Grahan village, Min Thach, Nagaru and Biskeri Thach before crossing Sar Pass at roughly 4,200 metres. The trail combines pine and rhododendron forests, alpine meadows, snowfields, traditional mountain villages and broad views toward the Parvati and surrounding Himalayan ranges.

Starts From ₹5,699

15,050 ft May to October for the main circuit; November to March for winter Spiti when roads and weather permi

Spiti Valley

Spiti Valley is a high-altitude cold desert region of Himachal Pradesh known for dramatic barren mountains, Buddhist monasteries, remote Himalayan villages, high mountain passes and winding roads. The classic circuit generally enters through Shimla and Kinnaur, passing Kalpa, Nako and Tabo before reaching Kaza, and exits through Kunzum Pass, Chandratal and Manali when the Manali route is open.

Starts From ₹16,499

Operator-reported route high points approximately July-September, subject to snow, weather and current local permissions

Jammu and Kashmir

Tarsar Marsar - Jammu and Kashmir

Tarsar Marsar is a high-altitude lake trek approached from Aru in the Kashmir Valley. The five selected operators describe routes through Lidderwat and Shekwas to Tarsar and Sundersar, with a Marsar viewpoint excursion before returning towards Aru. Each operator's own route, distances and accommodation are retained. Sources are the direct package_source_url pages below, researched on 2026-10-09. These are published reference listings, not five confirmed bookable departures: Indiahikes explicitly called off this trek for 2026, Trekup showed no open batches, and Himalayan Hikers warned of unconfirmed permissions. District is blank because lake and route district boundaries were not independently established; nearest_railway is blank because current onward rail connections were not verified and operator rail advice conflicts. Elevations and distances are operator estimates, not surveyed measurements. Destination photograph: Tarsar Lake, credited in Indiahikes' source filename to Kishan Harwalkar; reuse permission not established.

Starts From ₹15,980

Tosh village approximately 2,400 m; upper camps de Generally April-June and September-November for short valley routes; winter and monsoon access requi

Tosh Valley Trek - Himachal Pradesh

Tosh Valley extends beyond Tosh village above Barshaini in the Parvati Valley of Kullu. Short visits to the village differ from trekking through Kutla and Buddha Ban or farther up the valley. This collection also labels a Kasol-Kheerganga-Tosh combination and a Delhi-origin trip separately; neither is an equivalent upper-valley trek. Sources are recorded in package_source_url; researched on 2026-10-11. Distances and elevations are operator estimates. The destination image is Himalaya Shelter's low-resolution Tosh-page photograph; package photos were visually inspected without independently establishing every camp identity or reuse rights.

Starts From ₹2,999

9,350 ft March to June and September to December (closed/discouraged during peak monsoon of July-August)

Triund

Triund is the most popular short trek near Dharamshala and McLeodganj, offering spectacular close-up views of the Dhauladhar range and the Kangra Valley with a relatively easy climb. The trail passes through dense oak, fir and rhododendron forests, culminating at an open grassy ridge that is a favorite overnight camping spot, known for stunning sunsets and sunrises over the Himalayas.

Starts From ₹999

14,100 ft July to September

Valley of Flowers

Valley of Flowers National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, renowned for its alpine meadows, endemic Himalayan flora and dramatic mountain scenery. The trekking route generally approaches the park from Govindghat via Pulna, Ghangaria and the Valley of Flowers, with Hemkund Sahib commonly combined with the trek.

Starts From ₹8,999