The main trekking areas in Himachal are the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges, routes over the passes between the Shimla region and the Kullu valley, the numerous treks out of kullu and select tracks in the Trans-Himalayan regions of Kinnaur, Lahaul and Spiti. Most trekking areas are between 1,500 meters and 6,000 meters. With well over two hundred and seventy defined trails, the variation in terrain is also enormous. Low scrub-land and paths through paddy fields, give way to trails strewn with pine needles. Then come woods of oak and flowering rhododendron, which merge into forests of Himalayan cedar - 'deodar' - and spruce. On most trails, small pastoral hamlets dot the way. Cunningly hidden between the high mountains, are passes which were once known only to migrant shepherds and dare-all traders. These lead to the fabulous wastes and swift rivers of the arid Trans-Himalaya.

HIMALAYA TREKKING: One of the major attractions of the Ladakh region is the vast scope if offers of trekking. We undertake the arrangement of complete operation of trekking tours in India as such as food on trek, camping equipment kitchen crew, professional mountain trained local guide, hotel accommodation, transportation, and above all our best care and personal touch in the field. Our Suggested trekking itineraries in the region of Ladakh are