31 August 2026
We are proud to share that Trek The Himalayas (TTH) has been honoured with the prestigious Jury Choice Award for Best Adventure Tour Operator at the Global Tourism Excellence Awards 2026, supported by the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India.
The award ceremony was held on 29 August 2026, recognising outstanding achievements and contributions across the travel, tourism, hospitality, and aviation industry.
This recognition celebrates Trek The Himalayas’ continued commitment to delivering safe, responsible, and professionally led trekking experiences across the Himalayas. It is a proud moment for our entire team and a recognition of the dedication of our experienced trek leaders and support staff, as well as the trust placed in us by thousands of trekkers over the years.
We are grateful to our trekkers, team members, and everyone who has been part of the TTH journey. This award inspires us to continue raising the bar in adventure tourism while promoting responsible and sustainable exploration of the Himalayas.
Another milestone in our journey. Another reason to keep climbing.
Thank you for being a part of Trek The Himalayas.
31 August 2026
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