Trekking in India

Some thousand years ago, our ancestors used to roam and trek the untrodden path. They use to trek the mountain and desert, grassland and jungle, looking for food and shelter. They navigated by the sun and the stars. Each day is a challenge and pleasure as the land unfolds slowly in front of you revealing its treasures.

The most common questions which come into mind while planning is which trek should I choose? When should I go? How do I prepare for trekking? These are some of the obvious questions which will come in mind when you are planning your trekking tour to India. Truly, the kind of trekking you are going to choose will depend upon your physical fitness, time constraints and your budget.

Trekking in India, offers all kind of trekking tours to India, Specially Trekking in Leh and Ladakh,Trekking in Sikkim and Trekking in Garhwal Himalayas.

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Trekking Zones in India
Ladakh - Ladakh one of the most favorite trekking destinations in India, endorsing some of the scenic and challenging treks in northern India. Ladakh is located in the northernmost part of India some seven kilometers from the Indus River and its extensive valley is a complete paradise for trekkers.

Himachal Pradesh - Chamba and Manali in Himachal Pradesh, and Ladakh and Zanskar in Jammu and Kashmir, other trekking centres in India are Lahaul-Spiti, Kullu and Kangra valleys in Himachal Pradesh.

Uttaranchal - The Garhwal and Kumaon regions of Uttaranchal are the most popular destinations for trekking.

North East India - In north east India, trekking in Arunachal Pradesh offers a rare adventurous experience. Major trekking routes in North East India are Se La Pass and Margherita railhead.


Precautions - You should be medically fit before you start trekking. You should also carry the first aid kit box which shall include basic medicines and bandages for cuts, burns, headache, nausea, constipation, diarrhoea, and sore throat. Running water should be used for washing, and washing should be done well downstream of campsites. Keep a map handy, and set a comfortable pace. More so, enjoy the spectacular sites of the awesome mountains, rivers, flora and fauna.


Permits - Indian citizens need no permission for trekking in any region which lies outside the Inner Line. But for a route which lies inside the Inner Line, the local District Magistrate's permission, or that of the Central Home Ministry is necessary. For foreigners, crossing the Inner Line is not permitted. Treks upto 4900 mts need no permission, and can be undertaken on tourist visas. For treks above 4900 mts, prior permission is to be taken from the IMF. Camera permits are also necessary.