A UNESCO World Heritage meadow in bloom, and the high glacial lake of Hemkund Sahib.
Walk through a UNESCO-listed meadow alive with wildflowers each monsoon season. The Valley of Flowers National Park blooms with hundreds of species from July to September, framed by waterfalls and snow peaks.
The trek also visits Hemkund Sahib — the Sikh pilgrimage shrine beside a glacial lake at 14,107 ft — experiencing the spiritual calm of this place nestled in the Himalayas. Our guides from nearby Joshimath have walked these trails every season since childhood.
Hundreds of wildflower species in bloom.
A glacial lake and shrine at 14,107 ft.
The Pushpawati river and countless cascades.
A great family trek during the rains.
Drive up the Alaknanda valley via Joshimath to Govindghat.
Drive to Pulna and trek along the Lakshman Ganga to Ghangaria, the base for both treks.
Spend the day inside the Valley of Flowers National Park exploring the meadows.
A steep climb to Hemkund Sahib and its glacial lake, then return to Ghangaria.
Trek down to Pulna and drive to Joshimath.
Drive back to Rishikesh.
Remote forests, alpine meadows and high ridges on the rim of the Nanda Devi Sanctuary.
Forests, glaciers and rocky trails to the sacred blue-green Satopanth Lake.
An adventure to the spectacular Bagini Glacier and the base camps of Changabang, Kalanka and Dunagiri.
