Walking in India travel tips
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Our India walking Holidays
Kerala walking holiday in India
Walk through beautiful hills and tea plantations
Walking and cycling holiday in Kerala, India
Walking and cycling through rain forests and grasslands.
Darjeeling & Sikkim trekking holiday
Trek in Sikkim & Darjeeling
North India holiday, mountains and hidden villages
Inspirational Trekking with Indian Culture and Communities
Binsar to Jageshwar walking holiday, India
Thrilling, tailor-made walking trips in the Indian Himalayas
Ladakh mountains trekking adventure
Hike in N.India's Himalya, visiting Tibetan Monasteries.
North East India cycling and hiking tour, Eastern Himalayas
Multi activity tour of the Eastern Himalayas
Snow Leopard searching holiday in Ladakh
An exciting search for the elusive snow leopard
Walking holiday in Rajasthan
Walk through its historic cities, remote villages, hills and deserts
Ladakh trekking holiday, Stok Kangri peak
Classical Trek with a chance to climb summit at 6150m
Kerala hiking holiday in India
A walking holiday taking in tropical Kerala
Western Ghats walking tour in India
Rain Forest trek through bio-diverse Western Ghats, India
Central India holiday, trekking and culture
A walking tour through the forested Maikal hills to Kanha
Indian Himalayas trekking holiday
A unique walking journey into the majestic Indian Himalayas
Nubra Valley Trek in Ladakh, India
New trekking route in the lesser visited area of Ladakh.
Sikkim circular trekking & culture holiday, India
A rewarding circular trek, not the standard up & back route
Kang Yatse expedition in Ladakh, India
-Kang Yatse 2 with an international guide and doctor
Bhaba and Pin Valley trekking holiday in India
Trekking holiday in the Himalayas to Bhaba and Pin Valley
Ladakh trekking holiday in the Himalaya
Explore the spectacular scenery of the Himalayas and their surrounds
Buddhist Pilgrimage trek to Pemako, India
Trek the Buddhist Pilgrimage trail in the Eastern Himalayas.
Southern India small group tour
Walking through the Western Ghats from Cochin to Kerala
Singalila Ridge trekking holiday in India
Classic trek along the Singalila Ridge
Satpura Reserve Tiger safari in india
Adventure holiday in the jungles of Satpura Tiger Reserve
Trekking holiday in Ladakh, The Markha Valley trek
Classic trek in 'Little Tibet' through stunning mountain and meadows
Travel from Nepal, India to the Maldives, Summit to Sea
Trek the Himalaya, cruise the Maldives & cycle in northern India
Cultural tips
Ladakh walking tips
Packing tips
Altitude tips
Himalayas walking tips
Our top India walking Holiday
Kerala walking holiday in India
Walk through beautiful hills and tea plantations
2021: 13 Nov, 20 Nov, 11 Dec, 26 Dec
Health & safety while walking in India
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Tips from our travellers


“Listen to your leader and drink plenty of water to avoid altitude sickness. Don't do too much when you first get to Leh in order to acclimatise properly. Enjoy the views!!! Don't expect lots of snow peaked mountains, as these are not the Himalayas, but gorgeous none the less! A great way to trek in the mountains without a load of other tourists!” – Ellie Hawksley, in the Markha Valley
“We weren't fit enough to do the trek up the mountain and cycling up hill was hard for us, but our guide adapted to our needs and transport always available to rest our feet. We are both over 65!” – Liz Huelin, walking in Kerala


“Pack lightly! I brought a huge suitcase and then wore the same three things all holiday!” – Collette Lyons, walking in Kerala
“I think it would have been useful to have had either a local sim card in our phones or one with internet. We just had our simple UK phones which were expensive to use and we did need to check up with our tour operator every now and then about what time and when we were doing things. If you have the choice May is probably not the best month to go it is a bit too hot to get the best of this trip but this was the only time we could go and still had a wonderful time... We had 2 lovely guides who were great company and very knowledgeable. We shall remember this holiday for a long time and would love to go back.” – Fiona Walden, walking in Binsar, Himalayas
“Check the weather carefully as can be much wetter than the historic averages suggest. Rain never spoilt our days but does mean wildlife is harder to see.” – Des Jarrett, walking in Kerala