This Trek Updates section delivers real current information: which trails are open, which routes need a breather after heavy rain, snowline shifts, fresh landslide or bridge status, and rolling permit or forest closure notes. We publish lean, timestamped advisories so you can decide quickly: go / wait / switch region (e.g., shift from saturated Kullu–Manali to rain‑shadow Spiti or Ladakh). Each update links to deeper context (seasonal shortlist, route guide, permit explainer) so you are never reading an isolated alert. Use this page first when timing a departure window, adjusting an itinerary mid‑season, or sanity‑checking weather narratives you see on social media. We retire or archive stale bulletins to reduce noise, and we annotate significant revisions (“Updated Monsoon Pattern 2025,” etc.) to maintain transparency. Pair these updates with our comparative and planning categories to translate raw conditions into smart trek choices. Freshness, specificity, and on‑ground verification remain the core criteria for what appears here—if a detail isn’t field‑validated or corroborated, it waits. Bookmark before every new trek.
Tarsar Marsar Trek 2022 update Here is an important update regarding the Tarsar Marsar trek that you have booked with us, HT. This is also helpful to trekkers who have not yet booked the trek and are in their planning stage. Table of Contents Tarsar Marsar Trek 2022 updateOption 1:
Here is the most anticipated weather and snow update from the trails of Uttarakhand, Darjeeling and Sikkim. Check here to get the latest snow conditions for the trails before deciding which trail to venture this Winter Spring i.e. between January and April 2021. Table of Contents Kedarkantha trek:Brahmatal Trek:Dayara Bugyal
Updated on 30th Oct’20: As planned, we finally resumed on the trails from mid of October. We hope that the pandemic condition will improve and we will get more control of it eventually. Check our article on Unlock 5.0 in India and how treks reopened in India for current updates on which
We are pleased to inform you that some of our local members had a discussion with the Tourism Director of Jammu and Kashmir. He informed us that the department would permit trekking activities in the Kashmir region with certain guidelines in place that we have to adhere to, kindly refer
Corona effect on travellers and trekkers in India: Update on 14th April: From today we are into Lockdown 2.0 till 3rd of May 2020. We suggest you not to plan any trek till end of May. Things may become slowly normal from June when you can plan your holidays again.
Like last few years, Har Ki Dun is closed for the tourists/trekkers during this winter again. This came as a notice from the office of Govind National Park, dated 26th November 2019. Here is the summary of the order: Starting from 1st December 2019 until 29th February 2020, Har Ki
2019-20 winters | Kedarkantha update and news It is natural to be curious about latest updates and current conditions of Kedarkantha if you are in planning phase. Even more so, if you have already finalised your travel. Here is your much awaited updates of Kedarkantha trek, with latest photos from
Brahmatal snow update for 2019-20 winters: Some of you have already booked your winter trek to Brahmatal or maybe finalising soon. Here is the latest update from Brahmatal trek trail as per first week of December 2019. This will surely help you to decide and choose your desired date for
Autumn is here again. As we approach late October, we would like to share the update of treks that we completed from mid September to mid October 2019. This year monsoon delayed in various regions of India and so in some regions of Himalayas. Although eastern Himalayan states of Sikkim
New rules and regulations for Goecha La trek inside Kanchendzongha National Park (KNP), July 2019: On 25th July 2019, a new set of rules and regulations suggested by SDM of Yuksom, Govt. Of Sikkim. This is a good time to go through these proposed changes and its impact. If you
