21 July 2026
The weather across the Himachal, Uttarakhand, and Leh regions has taken quite a turn today. All the regions are experiencing rainy weather today.
As mountain weather is changing quickly, we recommend carrying proper rain gear and all essential trekking equipment. If the skies clear and it turns sunny, don't forget to stay hydrated, apply sunscreen, and protect yourself from the sun.
Also, keep an eye out for the regular trek update that we post on the “trek update” column of our website. Apart from that, all the road conditions of all the trekking regions are great and all the routes are also open. Now, here are the new batch updates.
Valley of Flowers Trek
The weather at the Valley of flowers base camp (Pipalkoti) is cloudy today. As for the batches:
Hampta Pass Trek
The weather at the Hampta Pass base camp (Manali) is rainy today. As for the batches:
Pin Bhaba Trek
The weather at the Pin Bhaba Pass base camp (Kafnu) is also rainy today. As for the batches:
The weather at the Leh Base Camp is all cloudy today. Apart from that, it might drizzle there, and there is also a high possibility of having snowfall above the base camp.The weather at the Leh Base Camp has changed quite a bit since last night. Last night it rained heavily there, but right now it is just drizzling there.
Kang Yatse 1 Expedition
At the Kang Yatse 1 base camp (Leh), it’s drizzling today. As for the batches:
Dzo Jongo East Peak Expedition
The weather at the Dzo Jongo East Peak Expedition base camp (Leh) is drizzling today. As for the batches:
Markha Valley Trek
The weather at the Markha Valley base camp (Leh) is drizzling today. As for the batches:/p>
The weather continues to offer good opportunities for trekking and exploring the mountains. To make your journey more flexible, it's advisable to include 2–3 buffer days in your trek plan. Pack wisely according to the weather conditions, and get ready for a memorable Himalayan adventure.
21 July 2026
Trek updates, stories & mountain insights.
Tips and insights for every trekker.
“It is not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves”, this statement was said by none other than Sir Edmund Hilary. For a lot of people, these words might seem like a simple statement, but for a climber or a trekker, these words hold a deep significance. How? Well for a trekker, climbing a mountain is a secondary challenge. The first and the biggest challenge for every trekker is always going to be overcoming their own physical limitations, fatigue, and mental barriers.
Among all the treks, monsoon treks can be said to be the most thrilling and adventurous of all time. From wet terrain to pine in the air and mist covering the ridgeline, while trekking, your boots get completely soaked, and even after encountering all these situations, this season's trek never fails to amaze the trekkers.
From where did your love for Manali first begin? For many people, it started while watching Naina from the hit movie Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani pack her bags and head out on that mountain trek.
Witnessing each season in the mountains is truly one of the most beautiful experiences in itself. And just like every other season, the monsoon has its own unique charm.
The monsoon season has almost arrived, and we know that many true mountain and nature lovers have already started looking for the best monsoon trek to explore this year.
Packing a backpack for trekking has always been a challenging task for every trekker. Even today, many trekkers still rely on the internet to prepare the list of essential items needed during the monsoon season.
Monsoon season in India always hits differently. From sipping hot chai while it’s raining outside to witnessing the breathtaking mountains that look more alive than ever, everything feels so surreal.
The pine and oak trees are wrapped in misty curls, while the walk into the dense forest has started to feel like a mystical path that’s the true beauty of the monsoon trek.
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Spending weekends used to be all about binge-watching favourite shows, doomscrolling the entire day, or hanging out with friends in cafes and so on. That version of spending our free time still exists, of course. But now, another option has been added to the list.
There’s a saying among the trekkers: “No two treks can ever be the same." I’ve always believed it. But this time, when I revisited this trek that I've already done, I realised something deeper: “Even the same trail can feel completely different."
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