28 July 2026
All the trekking regions in Himachal and Uttarakhand are mostly experiencing rainy weather today. Although all the batches are running completely as per schedule, but we firmly advise that you must carry all the monsoon trekking essentials with you. From raincoat/poncho's to waterproof trekking shoes you should carry it all. And don’t forget to carry a trekking pole.
Make sure to add a few buffer days in your trekking schedule, and always keep yourself updated with the latest trek updates. Now, here is the current status of all the batches that are currently ongoing.
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) has turned 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:
Bhrigu Lake
The weather at the Bhrigu Lake base camp (Manali) is rainy today. As for the batches:
The Leh–Ladakh trekking region is experiencing partly cloudy weather today. However, the weather might change later on, so we firmly advise you to stay updated on local forecasts.
Kang Yatse 1 Expedition
The weather at the Kang Yatse 1 Base Camp is partly cloudy and partly rainy today. Here's the latest update on the batches:
Dzo Jongo East Peak Expedition
The weather at the Markha Valley Trek is a little mixed. Sometimes it gets rainy and sometimes it gets cloudy. As for the batch update -
Kang Yatse 2 Peak Expedition
The weather at the Kang Yatse 2 Expedition Trek is a little mixed. Sometimes it gets rainy and sometimes it gets cloudy. 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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