Started with kayaking on Deoria Tal’s mirror-like waters, hiked to Tungnath (world’s highest Shiva temple), and watched the sunrise from Chandrashila Peak. The trail’s rhododendron blooms in April were breathtaking. Perfect for couples seeking peace and adventure.

This 8-day monster tested my Special Forces training! Glaciers, 16,400 ft passes, and camping beside Ruinsara Lake—pure adrenaline. Not for the faint-hearted, but the view of Bandarpunch from the top? Priceless. Our guide, Sher Singh, was a legend.

From Friday night drive to Dehradun to Sunday summit—Nag Tibba is Delhi’s quickest Himalayan fix! Campsite bonfires under starry skies and sunrise views of Swargarohini Peak made our corporate burnout vanish. Easy for beginners but still rewarding.

I’ve studied alpine flora for 20 years, but nothing prepared me for this UNESCO site! July’s monsoon brought out rare blue poppies and Brahma Kamal. Combine it with Hemkund Sahib for a soulful experience. Leeches? A small price for paradise.

Took our 8-year-old twins here—gentle slopes, grazing horses, and endless flower carpets! The shepherd’s hut homestay in Barsu village added rustic charm. Summer is ideal, but we’re returning for winter skiing. Thank you for making family trekking so accessible.