10 August 2026
The weather across the trekking regions of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand remains mostly pleasant today. The weather ranges from cloudy to little drizzly across different trekking areas, with no rainfall reported at present.
All trekking batches are operating as scheduled. However, as weather in the mountains can change quickly during the monsoon season, trekkers are advised to carry all essential monsoon trekking gear and remain prepared for sudden changes in weather.
We recommend adding a few buffer days to your trekking itinerary and staying updated with the latest trek advisories. Here's the current status of all the ongoing trekking batches.
Valley of Flowers Trek
The weather at the Valley of Flowers base camp (Pipalkoti) has taken a turn, and today it's raining a little. As for the batches:
Hampta Pass Trek
The weather at the Hampta Pass base camp (Manali) is cloudy today. As for the batches:
Pin Bhaba Trek
The weather at the Pin Bhaba Pass base camp (Kafnu) has turned cloudy today. As for the batches:
Bhrigu Lake Trek
The weather at Gulaba, the base camp of the Bhrigu Lake trek, is sunny and cloudy today. As for the trekking schedule:
Across Leh–Ladakh, trekking routes are experiencing partly cloudy skies with light drizzle today. While the weather is currently stable, rain may occur later in the day. Trekkers are advised to keep a close watch on local weather updates and stay prepared for sudden changes in weather conditions.
Kang Yatse 2 Expedition
The weather at the Kang Yatse 2 Peak Expedition is partly cloudy and drizzling today. As for the batch update:
Dzo Jongo East Peak With Markha Valley
The weather at the Dzo Jongo East Peak Trek is partly cloudy, but there is a chance it might drizzle later today. As for the batch update:
Keeping in mind the ongoing weather conditions and possible upcoming sudden changes, we have actionable tips for trekkers:
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