Himalayan Trekking Co. — Est. in Himachal

Walk the ridgelines few ever reach.

Small-group treks across Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand — planned by people who've walked every route themselves, not licensed out to the lowest-cost operator on the ground.

14Curated routes
2States covered
1:8Guide to trekker ratio
10 yrsGuiding in the Himalaya
0Years guiding
0Trek & yatra routes
0Panch Kailash & Panch Kedar shrines
0Trekkers guided

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Why trek with us

Real acclimatisation schedules

Every itinerary is built around altitude gain limits, not the shortest possible trip. We've walked away from routes other operators still sell.

Fixed group sizes

Capped at 12 trekkers per departure with a guide-to-trekker ratio of 1:8, plus local support staff who know the terrain personally.

Transparent pricing

What's listed is what you pay — permits, camping gear, meals and a qualified trek leader included. No surprise add-ons at the trailhead.

Direct local partnerships

We work with the same village homestays and mule handlers season after season, which keeps the trekking economy in the mountains themselves.

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Common questions

Before you message us.

Do I need prior trekking experience?
Not for the Easy or Moderate-graded treks like Kedarnath, Tungnath, or Kedarkantha — a reasonable base fitness is enough. Challenging routes like Shrikhand Mahadev or Kinnaur Kailash do need prior high-altitude experience; we'll tell you honestly on WhatsApp if a route isn't right for your fitness level yet.
What's included in a package?
Permits, camping or homestay accommodation, meals on the trail, and a trek leader are standard across every route. Exact inclusions vary by trek — we confirm the full breakdown once you message us with your dates.
How do I book, and is there a deposit?
Message us on WhatsApp or Instagram with your preferred trek and dates. We'll confirm availability and share pricing directly — no online payment is collected until your spot is confirmed.
What permits do the Panch Kailash yatras need?
Most require only local temple/forest permits arranged on-site, but Kinnaur Kailash needs an inner line permit and Adi Kailash requires ILP processing at Dharchula — both are handled as part of the trip once booked.
Which season should I pick?
Each trek page lists a best-months window. Snow treks like Kedarkantha and Brahmatal run December–March; most Panch Kailash and Panch Kedar routes are best May–October, with Shrikhand Mahadev restricted to a short official window in July–August.
Can I customise a group departure?
Yes — for groups of 6 or more we can often set a private departure date instead of joining a fixed batch. Mention your group size when you message us.

Ready to pick a ridge?

Tell us your dates, fitness level and how remote you want to go — we'll match you to a route and hold a spot on the next fixed departure.

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