Discover the Himalayas with Northern Hill. Explore breathtaking trails, beautiful destinations and unforgettable mountain experiences — guided by locals who call these mountains home.
Northern Hill was established in Joshimath to connect travellers with the Himalaya through experienced local guides who treat every trek as a personal adventure.
We grew up on these trails — herding, farming and guiding in the valleys around Nanda Devi. That local knowledge is what keeps our groups safe, our campsites special and our stories worth hearing.
Hand-picked Himalayan journeys — tap any card to enquire, or open the full itinerary.
The classic Curzon Trail — oak forests, snow meadows and one of the widest Himalayan panoramas in Garhwal.
Step up from trekking to peak climbing on one of Garhwal’s most rewarding summits.
Snow-covered trails, a frozen alpine lake and a beginner-friendly summit with huge views.
Vast alpine meadows, peaceful forests and panoramic snow peaks — perfect for first-timers and families.
Forests, glaciers and rocky trails to the sacred blue-green Satopanth Lake.
Walk through a UNESCO-listed meadow alive with wildflowers, and visit the spiritual calm of Hemkund Sahib.
Every departure is run by people who grew up on these trails — which is exactly why it feels different.
Our trek leaders are from the villages around Joshimath — they know the weather, the shortcuts and the stories.
Daily health checks, oxygen cylinders, pulse oximeters and clear turn-around rules on every departure.
Groups of 8–12 mean more attention from your leader and less impact on the mountains.
Quality tents, warm sleeping bags, dining and toilet tents, and hot, freshly cooked meals.
We carry every scrap of waste back down and hire porters and cooks from local villages.
Private departures, custom dates and expedition support on request.
The Garhwal & Kumaon Himalaya — our home mountains
Crossover passes and apple-orchard valleys
Alpine lakes and endless meadows
High-desert trails and Buddhist monasteries
The world’s highest peaks and Sherpa country
“The entire trek was perfectly organized. The guides were knowledgeable, and the views were absolutely stunning.”
Why July to September is the magic window for the Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib — told by guides who grew up next door.
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