ALL TREKS
From first-timer ridgelines to extreme high-altitude pilgrimages — every trail in Himachal Pradesh, curated for those who mean it.
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Kangra
The Gateway to the Dhauladhar.
Triund is the most accessible high-altitude ridge in the Dhauladhar range — a two-day trek from the streets of McLeod Ganj to a sweeping campsite with a front-row view of the snow-capped peaks. It's the perfect first Himalayan overnight, and it never gets old.
Kangra
The High Crossing of the Dhauladhar.
Indrahar Pass is the definitive Dhauladhar crossing — a five-day traverse that takes you from the subtropical forests of Dharamshala to the cold, open plateau of Chamba. The pass itself sits at 4,342m and offers one of the most dramatic ridge-top views in Himachal Pradesh.
Kangra
The Hidden Alpine Lake of the Dhauladhar.
Kareri Lake sits in a glacial bowl at the base of the Dhauladhar, fed by snowmelt and ringed by peaks that rise sharply above it. The approach through the Nyund Nala gorge is one of the most scenic valley walks in Himachal — and the lake itself, when you finally reach it, is worth every step.
Kullu
Hot Springs at the Top of the Parvati Valley.
Kheerganga is the Parvati Valley's most beloved overnight trek — a walk through dense forest and open meadow that ends at a natural hot spring at 2,960m. The combination of mountain scenery, the mythological weight of the valley, and a soak in geothermal water at altitude makes it unlike anything else in Himachal.
Kinnaur
The Sacred Circuit of the Gods.
Kinnar Kailash is one of the holiest peaks in Hinduism — a 79-foot natural rock pillar at 4,800m that is believed to be the winter abode of Lord Shiva. The parikrama (circumambulation) of the peak is both a pilgrimage and one of the most technically demanding treks in Himachal Pradesh, crossing high passes and glacial terrain in the remote Kinnaur district.
Kullu
The Hardest Pilgrimage in Himachal.
Shrikhand Kailash is the highest trekking peak in Himachal Pradesh accessible without technical climbing — a 5,155m natural Shivalinga that draws both pilgrims and mountaineers. The route is relentlessly steep, the altitude unforgiving, and the final push to the summit one of the most demanding days in Himalayan trekking. It is also one of the most transcendent.
Chamba
The Jewel of the Chamba Himalayas.
Manimahesh Kailash is the presiding peak of the Chamba district — a 5,653m pyramid that towers above the sacred Manimahesh Lake at 4,080m. The trek to the lake is one of the most important pilgrimages in Himachal Pradesh, undertaken by hundreds of thousands during the annual Manimahesh Yatra. Outside the yatra season, the route is quiet, the lake pristine, and the mountain overwhelming.
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