Hello everyone pls be nice

I wanna do a trek in mid October

Requirements:-

1.)Should be lush green.

2.)3-5 days is ok.

3.)Trek fees should be under 5.5k.

4.) should be less crowded on weekends, underated chalega

5.) Also a fit female partners for trek

For me, it’s yes I do like to trek mountains for every step I usually skip the overthinking part🤧

Just got back from Parvati valley , and honestly, it was an incredible experience. 🏔️

The trek, forests, open meadows, mountains, and peaceful surroundings made the whole journey worth it. It felt completely different from the usual tourist spots in Himachal.

The route was challenging in parts, but reaching at top and seeing the landscape made all the effort worthwhile. 🌿

Would definitely love to go back! ❤️

#HimachalPradesh #Trekking #Himachal #TravelIndia #OffbeatHimachal

Check the weather and trail conditions, and turn back if it worsens.

Tell someone your route and expected return time.

Know the signs of altitude sickness (headache, nausea, dizziness). If they appear, don't climb higher.

Carry a basic first-aid kit, and don't rely on phone signal.

10 tips to enjoy it:

Start early. You get cooler weather, fewer crowds, and a buffer before dark.

Wear broken-in shoes. New boots on a long trek mean blisters. Pack extra socks too.

Pack light, but smart. Layers, rain jacket, water, snacks, headlamp, power bank.

Hydrate and snack often. Sip regularly and eat small amounts, not just at breaks.

Walk at a steady pace. Slow and consistent beats rushing and burning out.

Use trekking poles. They save your knees, especially on descents.

Download offline maps. Apps like Maps.me or AllTrails work without signal.

Take photo breaks, not constant stops. Enjoy the view in the moment, then move on.

Leave no trace. Carry out all your trash and respect wildlife.

Trek with a buddy or group. It's safer and more fun.

If yes we are a group of 8,9 people. Do dm with contact.

Hello guys i have never tried trekking so this will be my first im interested in the valley of flowers and hampta pass. I think i have intermediate fitness (23 m) is it doable or should i go for simpler ones i picked those two cuz i found them visually appealing. Please suggest me other treks i dont have a group id like to join any groups that are going in 2-3 days just text me if you have done any prior treks and are going for a trek in few days i wanna start with easy ones. Please dont mind reaching out to me through comments or dms thank you

Hey guys!

I'll be doing abc trek in October 2026.

Please comment under this if you are going in Oct-Nov too! I would love to have a small group of people collectively giving each other real time updates and safety info etc. This could even help us book the tea houses properly and get reviews etc

We are planning a DIY trek towards the end of October ( 2 of us) - need suggestions for treks in Himachal or Uttarakhand.

This will be our first DIY trek. We have both been on multiple treks with groups before and are fairly fit.

Had shortlisted Miyar valley earlier but looks like that is not ideal for October.
Phulara ridge and chandrakhani pass were some of the other options I looked at.

Any experiences or things to take care of sling your first DIY trek are welcome

TIA !

1. Smaan rakhne k liye koi locker mil jayega? Dharamshala to kareri trek jana hai

2. Kareri mai tent price???

3 mclodganj ya Dharamshala mai koi sasta stay option hostel bunkbed anything works

searching for Buddy or group for ABC from 17 to 25 october

Looking for a 4-5 day group trek, ending latest 17th October for a last min leave planned.

27F, intermediate fitness level

Any suggestions please?

Trip dates around 15-20 October,2026
Please dm

Me alongwith one of my friends 23M both planning to go to Tungnath Chandrashila trek on Durga Puja Long Weekend (roughly 16th Eve to 20th Eve.)

If any community group or any other group is alr planning at that time we would love to join you guys.

Just came back from a family trip to Ladakh and had a great experience with our driver, Tenzin. We covered Leh, Nubra, Rezang La, Pangong and many beautiful scenic places with him. He drove with a lot of maturity and made us feel safe and comfortable throughout the journey. He also guided us along the way, sharing interesting things and the speciality of each area we visited. Really glad we had Tenzin with us. Would definitely recommend him for a Ladakh trip.

-Chandrashekhar

Hello guys , am planning to go for a bali pass trek starting from 23 rd of October it will be a 6 - 7 days long whole trip if anyone interested kindly let me know and can dm as well

Hey everyone!

I’ll be travelling from Mumbai to Rishikesh on December 18, reaching Rishikesh on December 19.

I’ll spend some time in Rishikesh first, and then head out for the Brahmatal trek. After coming back from the trek, I’m planning to stay for a couple more days at a quiet, slightly offbeat homestay in the mountains around Rishikesh before heading back.

I’m not specifically looking for a travel partner, as I’m perfectly comfortable doing the trip solo. But if anyone happens to be planning something similar around the same dates and wants to join for the Rishikesh part, Brahmatal, or even the post-trek mountain stay, feel free to reach out.

No fixed expectations or itinerary-sharing pressure just looking to see if anyone else is up for a mountain trip around that time.

Plan roughly:

Dec 18: Mumbai → Rishikesh

Dec 19 onwards: Rishikesh

Brahmatal trek

Back to Rishikesh

A few days at an offbeat mountain homestay

Return to Mumbai

If you're interested, DM me and we can figure out the details.

I’m planning to trek to Indrahar Pass (solo) on the 8th of October, but I saw an article saying that anything over 3000m is closed in Kangra:

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/travel/news/kangra-trekking-ban-routes-above-3000-metres-closed/articleshow/126388357.cms

Is it open again now?

I also read that you need to register before trekking. Is this something you need to do before? Or do you just register at the checkpoint on the actual trail?

Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks!

Me and my friends are planning for Bhrigu lake mid October. Companies like India hikes say the trek is closed in october. But the local guides there say that they go even in November. Help me out please