13 Days
|Garhwal
The Ganges River and its source at Gomukh on the Gangotri Glacier, along with many surrounding peaks, hold immense significance in Hinduism.
Starting from USD 685 / Per person
07 Days
|Garhwal
One of the most sacred high - altitude pilgrimages in the Garhwal Himalayan region, the Trek to Hemkund Sahib attracts thousands of Sikh devotees and nature lovers every year.
Starting from USD 585 / Per person
07 Days
|Sikkim
For those tired of the chaos of city life yet not ready for the extreme challenges of high-altitude trekking, the Dzongri Trek offers the perfect escape.
Starting from USD 635 / Per person
11 Days
|Sikkim
Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek is best suited for people who wish to take pleasure in trekking as well as camping. Kanchenjunga is the world's third - highest peak at 8,586 meters and India's highest peak.
Starting from USD 500 / Per person
10 Days
|Garhwal
The Kuari Pass Trek, also known as the Lord Curzon Trail, is one of the most renowned treks in the Garhwal Himalayan region and is highly recommended for beginners.
Starting from USD 785 / Per person
09 Days
|Garhwal
One of the least explored treks in India, the Chenap Valley Lake Trek attracts adventurous explorers seeking solitude and pristine natural beauty.
Starting from USD 685 / Per person
May marks the beginning of India's peak trekking season, offering ideal conditions across Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Sikkim as the plains become uncomfortably hot while the mountains maintain perfect temperatures. Showcasing nature at its best, treks in May offer blooming rhododendrons, wildflowers, and lush green meadows, creating colorful displays throughout the Himalayas. The transition from spring to early summer brings crystal-clear skies and enhanced visibility of snow-capped peaks against brilliant blue backdrops.
As snow melts, high-altitude regions become accessible, revealing alpine lakes and meadows, while places like Kedarkantha and Dayara Bugyal display their splendor. Some of the top treks become accessible in May, like the Gaumukh Tapovan, which offers early blooms and the opportunity to see the Ganga's source. May also caters to family-friendly trekking, with cozy camping and vibrant landscapes, while adventurous trekkers can tackle challenging routes like Buran Ghati and Rupin Pass under stable weather conditions.
May is the time when you can enjoy the warm days, cool nights, and exceptional visibility in India's mountain regions. The most preferred trekking regions in May include Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Sikkim, which have ideal trekking conditions of 12°C to 25°C. The popular treks, such as Hampta Pass or Kedartal, experience excellent weather even at the high altitudes. Sikkim maintains pleasant temperatures of 10°C to 22°C, particularly at Goechala with views of Kanchenjunga. May's milder weather and minimal precipitation enhance the trekking experience, allowing for longer journeys and the enjoyment of stunning mountain vistas. For those who skip treks due to the harsh winters in Ladakh and Jammu & Kashmir, May is the best time to trek in the Indian Himalayas. Also, some popular trails such as the Markha Valley and Tarsar Marsar reopen after the winter closure, making this month perfect for trekking in the region.