Himalayan Hikers

Scenic View Of Valley of Flowers Over the years, I’ve been obsessed with the charm of the Valley of Flowers, which has brought me here on multiple occasions, and every trip teaches me something new. If you're planning to visit here, then knowing the route is just one part, and timing is what makes this the whole journey unforgettable. Getting There: The Route I Always Recommend The journey officially starts from Govindghat which is a small town near Joshimath in Uttarakhand . It’s accessible by road from Haridwar or Rishikesh , and the driving time is roughly 10 to 12 hours .  Once you have reached Govindghat , you can stay there for the night. If you're trekking alone, then you can stay at either a homestay or Gurdwara. And if you are with an organized group like Himalayan Hikers , then you do not have to worry about anything. They will give you cozy hotels/ tents and warm-delicious meals.  Your real trek begins the next day. There’s a 13-km trail to Ghangaria , the base vil...

  Imagine you are standing at the edge of a beautiful Himalayan trail, looking at the spectacular beauty of the green meadows dotted with numerous wildflowers, waving in unison with every breeze of fresh mountain air. The warmth of the sun and panoramic views of snow-packed mountain peaks in the clear blue sky paints a scenery that can never be forgotten.  I have been wandering in the mountains for many years, and my boots have covered most of the Himalayan treks. Let me tell you, some treks dig into your heart and refuse to let go. As 2025 looms on the horizon, I have carefully picked up 7 summer treks that I can’t wait to share with you. These treks are not simple hikes; they are stories waiting to unfold   Sar Pass  1. Sar Pass Trek  Trek Duration: 5 Days | Trek Altitude: 13,799 ft | Trek Difficulty: Moderate | Trek Distance: 37 km | Trek Location: Himachal Pradesh  The first time I did the Sar Pass Trek , I clearly remember waking up in the Grahan camps...

I’ve been lacing up my boots and wandering the Himalayas for many years, and I still can’t get enough. There’s this wild pull to those mountains—the way the air bites your lungs, the trails twist into the unknown, and every step reveals a view that stops you cold. I’ve trekked more paths than I can count, but some valleys? They’ve carved a permanent spot in my soul. Here are five that I swear every trekker needs to experience—whether you’re a beginner or a grizzled mountain goat like me. 1. Valley of Flowers – A Floral Fever Dream Altitude: 3,658 meters Trek Distance: 34 km (round trip) Best Time to Visit: July to September Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate Picture this, you’re walking along a trail in Uttarakhand, and suddenly the world explodes into color. That’s the Valley of Flowers for you. I’ll never forget my first glimpse—wildflowers in every shade imaginable, rolling out like nature’s own red carpet. Starting from Govindghat , the path winds past gushing streams and rick...