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Find Your Next Himalayan Adventure

From snowy peaks to tranquil forests — choose your next great escape. Fixed-price guided treks across Uttarakhand, Sikkim, West Bengal and Karnataka.

  • Experienced trek leaders & local guides
  • Fixed price per person + 5% GST
  • Optional transport, gear & meal add-ons
Trekkers watching sunrise over the Himalayas on the Kuari Pass trail
14Treks
₹3,500Starting price
2–9 daysDuration
15,100 ftHighest point
Choose your trek

Explore Treks by Season & Difficulty

Choose your perfect Himalayan adventure based on your comfort and experience.

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All treks at a glance

TrekDurationGradeRegionPrice
Kedarkantha Trek6 Days / 5 NightsEasy–ModerateGarhwal, Uttarakhand₹9,500 + GST
Brahmatal Trek6 Days / 5 NightsEasy–ModerateGarhwal, Uttarakhand₹9,800 + GST
Kuari Pass Trek6 Days / 5 NightsEasy–ModerateGarhwal, Uttarakhand₹9,800 + GST
Dayara Bugyal Trek6 Days / 5 NightsEasy – ModerateUttarkashi, Uttarakhand₹10,500 + GST
Deoriatal Chandrashila Trek6 Days / 5 NightsEasy–ModerateRudraprayag, Uttarakhand₹9,800 + GST
Sandakphu–Phalut Trek7 Days / 6 NightsModerateDarjeeling, West Bengal₹13,500 + GST
Aancha Top – Yamunotri Trek6 Days / 5 NightsEasy – ModerateUttarkashi, Uttarakhand₹10,800 + GST
Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek6 Days / 5 NightsModerateChamoli, Uttarakhand₹14,500 + GST
Har Ki Dun Trek7 Days / 6 NightsEasy – ModerateUttarkashi, Uttarakhand₹10,500 + GST
Pangarchulla Peak Trek7 Days / 6 NightsModerate – DifficultChamoli, Uttarakhand₹15,000 + GST
Coorg Nelji Hill Trek2 Days / 1 NightEasy – ModerateCoorg, Karnataka₹3,500 + GST
Goechala Trek9 Days / 8 NightsModerate – DifficultWest Sikkim₹23,500 + GST
Ranthan Kharak Trek7 Days / 6 NightsModerateKumaon, Uttarakhand₹10,500 + GST
Everest Base Camp Trek12 Days / 11 NightsDifficultKhumbu, Nepal₹49,000 + GST

🎒 What to pack

  • Trekking shoes with good grip (broken in)
  • Three warm layers + a down/padded jacket
  • Rain jacket or poncho
  • Woollen cap, gloves and 3–4 pairs of socks
  • Sunglasses, sunscreen and lip balm
  • Water bottle (1–2 L) and snacks
  • Headlamp with spare batteries
  • Personal medicines and a basic first-aid kit
  • Government photo ID (for forest permits)

💪 How to prepare

  • Walk or jog 5 km, 4–5 days a week for 4 weeks before the trek.
  • Climb stairs with a light backpack to build leg strength.
  • Practise breathing and stretching; sleep well in the days before.
  • Tell your trek leader about any health conditions before starting.

New to trekking? Read Himalayan treks on a budget.

Why trek with us

Why trek with NamasteTrip?

Trek with NamasteTrip for experienced trek leaders and local guides on every departure, one fixed per-person price plus 5% GST, and optional transport, gear and meal add-ons across 14 treks.

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Trek leaders

Experienced leaders and local guides on every departure.

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Camps & stays

Guesthouses, homestays and alpine camps on the trail.

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Clear pricing

Fixed per-person price + 5% GST, optional add-ons.

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Safety first

Acclimatisation, briefings and weather-aware schedules.

Fact check

Key facts & sources

NamasteTrip runs 14 fixed-price guided treks in 2026, from the 2-day Coorg Nelji Hill Trek at ₹3,500 + GST to the 12-day Everest Base Camp Trek at ₹49,000 + GST. Popular beginner routes such as Kedarkantha (₹9,500), Brahmatal (₹9,800) and Kuari Pass (₹9,800) take 6 days and 5 nights. Every price is per person, plus 5% GST.

Altitude sickness can affect anyone above about 2,500 metres (8,200 ft), according to the UK National Health Service (NHS). Above 3,000 metres the NHS advises sleeping no more than 500 metres higher than the previous night and taking a rest day every 3 to 4 days. Tell your trek leader immediately if you develop a headache, nausea or dizziness.

Sources

Last reviewed on 6 October 2026 by the NamasteTrip team.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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Which Himalayan trek is best for beginners?

Kedarkantha, Dayara Bugyal, Deoriatal–Chandrashila and Brahmatal are popular easy-to-moderate treks for first-timers. For a short weekend trek, try the Coorg Nelji Hill trek.

When is the best time to trek in the Himalayas?

December–February is ideal for snow treks like Kedarkantha and Brahmatal; March–June suits meadow and high-altitude treks like Har Ki Dun, Ali Bedni Bugyal and Goechala.

What does the trek price include?

Each trek has a fixed per-person price + 5% GST. Transport, equipment rental and meals are available as add-ons — see each trek page for details.

How fit do I need to be?

For easy–moderate treks you should comfortably walk 5 km in about 45 minutes. Difficult treks like Pangarchulla and Goechala need stronger endurance.

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