22 May 2026
The trekking conditions across the Himalayan regions have taken a turn, and today it’s all mixed weather. In some places it’s raining, in some places it’s cloudy and somewhere it’s still sunny too, but still trekkers will be able to get clear and breathtaking views of snow-covered peaks, deep valleys, and alpine forests. Apart from that, trekkers can also expect gentle mountain winds, a refreshing atmosphere, and comfortable trekking hours.
Today, Rupin Pass, Buran Ghati, and Bali Pass batches have begun, and we firmly advise that you keep yourself hydrated properly, keep your sunscreen and even rain gear too. Just keep watching the weather in your trekking area.
Now, here is today’s update on various trekking batches.
Dayara Bugyal Trek- Summer Camp Batch
The weather at the Dayara Bugyal summer camp, which is in Natin, is all sunny. As for their batch update
Har Ki Dun Trek
The weather at the Har Ki Dun base camp (Sankari) is cloudy today as well. As for the batch update
Chopta Chandrashila Tungnath Trek with Deoriatal
The weather at the Chopta Chandrashila base camp (Sari Village) is all sunny. As for the batch update
Dayara Bugyal Trek
The weather at the Dayara Bugyal base camp (Natin Village) is all sunny. As for the batch update
Kedar Tal Trek
The weather at the Kedar Tal base camp (Gangotri) is all sunny. As for the batch update
Gaumukh Tapovan Trek
The weather at the Gaumukh Tapovan base camp in Gangotri is sunny today. As for the batches
Ranthan Kharak Trek
The weather at the Ranthan Kharak base camp (Gogina) is cloudy today. As for the batch update
Bali Pass Trek
The weather at the Bali Pass base camp (Sankari) is all cloudy today. As for the batch update
Kuari Pass Trek
The weather at Pipalkoti, the base camp, of this trek is all sunny. As for the batches
Panchkedar Trek
The weather at Pipalkoti, the base camp, of this trek is all sunny. As for the batches
Phulara Ridge Trek
The weather at Sankari, the base camp of this trek, is all cloudy, as as for the batches
Sar Pass Trek
The weather at the Sar Pass base camp (Kasol) has also changed, and it’s all sunny there today. As for the batches
Rupin Pass Trek
The weather at the Rupin Pass Trek base camp (Bawta) is all rainy today. As for the batch update
Buran Ghati Trek
The weather in Janglik, the base camp of the Buran Ghati trek, is all rainy today. As for the trek updates
Goechala Trek
The weather at the Goechala Trek base camp (Yuksom) is cloudy. As for the batch update
Overall, the conditions in the Himalayan treks today are mostly sunny. So, visibility across the mountains is excellent, allowing trekkers to witness stunning panoramas of towering Himalayan ranges without obstruction from clouds or fog. As for our batches, they are all moving as per schedule.
Trekkers should stay updated on local weather advisories and plan their routes cautiously to ensure safety in the misty conditions.
22 May 2026
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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."
You know, a lot of times we come across something so surreal that even its existence leaves us wondering how something so magnificent can exist. And believe it or not, that’s exactly how I felt when I first set foot in Ranthan Kharak.
A trekker often visits the Himalayas in the search of catching a glimpse of some giant peaks, exploring the lush green valleys, and sometimes reconnecting with their true selves while being surrounded by the mountains. In quest to gain such an experience, many trekkers seek a trek that offers it all. From being transformative to unforgettable, it should have it all.
We often describe the Himalayas as an epitome of unmatched beauty, but we keep forgetting where that true unmatched beauty truly lies. That magical beauty is not present just in their landscapes, but it also lies in that ever-changing surrounding that we experience on the journey that the mountains offer us.