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Auden’s Col Trek is one of the most challenging expeditions in the Garhwal Himalayas, connecting Rudugaira Valley to Bhilangana Valley via the mighty Khatling Glacier. At 5,490 m, it offers dramatic high-altitude landscapes, technical glacier crossings, and remote wilderness. Best suited for experienced trekkers, it runs in June and Sept–Oct for the safest weather.
Har Ki Dun is a scenic valley trek in Uttarakhand, offering stunning views of snow-capped peaks, alpine meadows, and ancient villages. Ideal for beginners, this moderate trek takes you through pine forests, riversides, and mythological landscapes believed to be linked to the Mahabharata.
Cover a distance of 22 km Rudranath Temple trek at an altitude of 3,600m, taking 5 days to complete
The Bali Pass Trek in Uttarakhand is a challenging high-altitude crossover from Har Ki Dun Valley to Yamunotri, reaching 4,950 m. Starting from Sankri in Uttarkashi, the trail passes through Osla, Har Ki Dun, Ruinsara Tal, and alpine meadows before culminating in panoramic views of Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, and Black Peak. Ideal for experienced trekkers seeking adventure and variety.
Kaagbhusandi Trek in the Garhwal Himalayas takes you to the sacred Kaagbhusandi Lake at 4,500 m, surrounded by snow-clad peaks and alpine meadows. Rich in mythology, the lake is believed to be the abode of the wise crow Kaagbhusandi from the Ramayana. This moderate 7-day trek offers stunning views of Nanda Devi, Hathi Parvat, and Ghori Parvat, along with serene camping in untouched Himalayan landscapes.
Rupin Pass is a 6-day high-altitude crossover from Jiskun to Sangla, topping out at 15,380 ft. Each day shifts dramatically—cliff-side village paths, fir forests, riverbank traverses, rolling meadows, and the iconic multi-tier Rupin Waterfall where you camp below and then above it. A pre-dawn push on snow/scree leads to the pass, followed by a long descent to Ronti Gad. It’s a trek for fit, sure-footed hikers who want real mountain theatre, and a strong sense of journey.
Bhrigu Lake Trek in Himachal Pradesh is a stunning 3-day high-altitude trek starting from Manali. Located at 4,300 m, this sacred glacial lake offers panoramic views of Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges. Known for its lush meadows from the very first day, it’s perfect for trekkers seeking a mix of adventure, nature, and Himalayan beauty.
The Ranthan Kharak Trek in Kumaon, Uttarakhand, offers a perfect blend of alpine meadows, dense forests, and stunning Himalayan peaks. At ~4,100 m, this moderate trek rewards adventurers with breathtaking views of Nanda Devi, Maiktoli, and the Pindari Glacier region. Best explored in May–June and September–October, it’s a hidden gem for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.
The Khaliya Top Trek in Uttarakhand’s Kumaon Himalayas offers breathtaking views of the Panchachuli, Rajrambha, and Hardeol peaks. Starting from Munsiyari, the trail passes through lush alpine meadows, oak and rhododendron forests, and in winter, transforms into a snow paradise. Perfect for nature lovers and photographers, this moderate trek is ideal for both summer greenery and winter snow adventures.