Uttarakhand
Location
Uttarakhand
Duration
6 days
Max Altitude
14100 ft
Trekking
37 km
Grade
Easy to Moderate
Monday–Saturday: 10 AM to 06 PM (GMT +5:30)
Location
Uttarakhand
Duration
6 days
Max Altitude
14100 ft
Trekking km
37 km
Grade
Easy to Moderate
Monday–Saturday: 10 AM to 06 PM (GMT +5:30)
A Floral Beauty
The trek in Uttarakhand, is a national park and a UNESCO world heritage site, making it not only a loved trek in India but also worldwide. It is a renowned trekking destination because of its rare and exotic species of flora. The valley is way more beautiful than you can imagine, every trekker who has been here has been left mesmerized by the beauty of it. The majestic mountains in the background adds more beauty to it. Spreading over an area of 87 sq kilometers in the Chamoli district, the valley is a living paradise in the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve. This part of the Himalayas bursts into life every monsoon, letting you experience a vibrant display of flora and fauna that is both rare and unique.
The trek to Valley of Flowers begins from Pulna, and takes you through raw Himalayan beauty to two iconic locations, the valley of Flowers National Park and Hemkund Sahib. The trek follows on a clearly defined stone-paved path until the final stretch to the Gurudwara, while the trails towards Valley of flowers are uneven and rough. The Valley of Flowers trek is accessible to a wide range of trekkers, including children and seniors, due to its relatively short distance and moderate altitude. It’s a great way to introduce families to the wonders of trekking in the Himalayas. Throughout the path you can enjoy the beautiful sight, you would get a beautiful view of mountains like Hathi Parvat, Nilgiri and Gauri Parvat.
If you’ve ever seen pictures of the Valley of Flowers, you’d surely want to be there. But beyond its scenic beauty, there’s so much more that makes it special, and here’s everything you need to know.
The best time to visit the Valley of Flowers is between June and September, right after the snow has melted and the valley comes alive. July and August are peak bloom months when thousands of flowers are in full color. The monsoon rains bring the valley to life, and makes it the most colourful and vibrant during this time.
The total trekking distance of the valley of flowers is around 37 km, depending on the route and whether you also visit Hemkund Sahib. The trek from Pulna to Ghangaria (base camp) is about 9 km, and from Ghangaria to the Valley of Flowers is another 4 km one way. If you include the Hemkund Sahib trek, that’s an additional 6 km one way.
The Valley of Flowers trek itinerary follows a 6-day plan. The itinerary goes like this:
Day 1: Drive from Rishikesh to Pipalkoti
Day 2: Drive from Pipalkoti to Govindghat - Pulna and Trek to Ghangaria
Day 3: Trek from Ghangaria to Valley of Flowers and back to Ghangaria
Day 4: Trek from Ghangaria to Hemkund Sahib and return to Ghangaria
Day 5: Trek from Ghangaria to Govindghat and Drive to Pipalkoti.
Day 6: Drive from Pipalkoti back to Rishikesh
The Valley of Flowers height lies at an altitude of around 12,000 ft. The trek starts at Govindghat, which is at approximately 6,000 ft, and gradually ascends. Hemkund Sahib, if included, goes even higher, around 14,100 feet.
The trek starts from Pulna, located close to Govindghat in Uttarakhand. From Pulna, you begin the actual trekking route towards Ghangaria, the base for visiting both the Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib.
The entire trek usually takes 6 days, including travel from Rishikesh/Haridwar. The actual trekking days are about 4, including the optional Hemkund Sahib visit. You need at least a week from Delhi, including travel time.
The Valley of Flowers is located in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, in the western Himalayas. It lies within the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
To reach the Valley of Flowers from Delhi, first travel to Rishikesh by train, bus, or car. From Rishikesh, take a road journey to Pipalkoti or Govindghat, which is the gateway to the trek. From there drive to Pulna, and then start the trek towards Ghangaria, the base village for visiting the Valley.
The Valley of Flowers Trek usually takes about 6 days to complete and covers a distance of approximately 37 kilometers. It includes beautiful trails, scenic landscapes, and a mix of easy and slightly steep sections.
Yes, forest permissions and entry permits are required. These permits help regulate footfall and ensure the conservation of the region’s biodiversity. However, you don’t have to worry about arranging them yourself. If you are trekking with an experienced organization like TTH (Trek The Himalayas), all necessary permits, forest permissions, and related fees are taken care of and included in your trek package. This allows you to enjoy the trek without the stress of handling logistics.
The Valley of Flowers trek is not very difficult, but it isn’t very easy either. It is generally graded as a moderate to difficult trek. The trail is well-defined and scenic, but it does include steep sections and long walking hours on some days, which can be tiring, especially for those who are not used to trekking in the mountains.
One of the challenges of this trek is the altitude. The highest point you reach is Hemkund Sahib, which is situated at around 14,100 feet (4,300 meters). At this height, the air becomes thinner, and some trekkers may feel the effects of altitude sickness. That’s why a good acclimatisation schedule and proper hydration are essential. The weather can also play a big role. Since the trek is open only during the monsoon months (July to September), you should be prepared for rain, wet trails, and slippery paths. Carrying rain gear and waterproof shoes becomes important. Temperatures can vary, pleasant during the day but cold in the early morning and evening, especially in places like Ghangaria or Hemkund Sahib. Despite these factors, with basic fitness, proper preparation, and a positive mindset, most people can complete the trek comfortably.
During the Valley of Flowers trek, you can expect to stay in simple lodges or guest houses along the way. These places offer basic but comfortable rooms with the necessary things like beds, blankets, and clean washrooms. Camping is not allowed inside the valley itself, so all stays are in nearby villages like Ghangaria. While the facilities are not very fancy, they are good enough to rest and relax after a long day of trekking.
Here are some of the essentials you should pack for the trek:
Yes, the Valley of Flowers is generally a safe place to visit. The local people are kind, helpful, and welcoming towards tourists. However, like any mountain journey, it's always a good idea to check the weather forecast and road conditions before you start your trip, especially during the rainy season. If you're trekking with us, your safety is our top priority. We follow strict safety measures throughout the trek and make sure our team is always prepared to handle any situation, so you can enjoy your journey with peace of mind.
The Valley of Flowers Trek Package includes all essential facilities to ensure a smooth and comfortable experience. A comfortable accommodation and all meals are provided, including tea, soup, and snacks. The package also includes a professional trek leader, experienced local guides, a skilled high-altitude chef, and sufficient support staff. High-quality trek equipment like tents, sleeping bags, and essential safety gear is provided.
Medical assistance is available with a first aid kit, oxygen cylinder, and other necessary equipment. Transportation for the entire trek route, including pick-up and drop-off, is included. Additionally, mules or porters carry central luggage, a cloakroom facility is available for extra baggage, and all necessary permits and entry fees are covered. A trek completion certificate is also provided.
No, camping is not allowed during the Valley of Flowers trek. The valley is part of a protected national park and is considered an ecologically sensitive area. To help preserve its natural beauty and delicate environment, no one is allowed to camp inside the valley at any time, including overnight. Trekkers usually stay in the small village of Ghangaria, which is the base for both the Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib. There, you’ll find simple hotels and lodges to spend the night. These places are clean and offer basic facilities like beds, blankets, and warm food. Since the area is remote and high up in the mountains, don’t expect luxury stays but the peaceful surroundings and fresh mountain air make up for it!
Yes, mules are available to help carry luggage during the Valley of Flowers trek. They are commonly used on the route from Govindghat to Ghangaria and even towards Hemkund Sahib. If you don’t want to carry a heavy backpack or find it difficult to trek with all your belongings, you can easily hire a mule to make your journey more comfortable. This is especially helpful when walking uphill or over long distances. It’s a good option for those who want to enjoy the trek without getting too tired from carrying extra weight.
The Valley of Flowers trek is considered an easy to moderate level trek, so you don’t need to be an expert trekker, but having a decent level of physical fitness is important. The trail is mostly manageable, but there are some long walking hours, steep climbs, and downhill paths that can be tiring, especially at higher altitudes. Also, the weather in the mountains can change quickly, which adds to the challenge. To enjoy the trek without too much difficulty, it’s a good idea to start preparing in advance by doing regular walks, light jogging, or any form of cardio exercise. This will help build your stamina and make the trekking experience more enjoyable and comfortable.
During the Flower Valley trek, you’ll get to see over 500 different types of flowers blooming across the meadows. The valley turns into a colorful carpet of blossoms, especially during the monsoon season when most of the flowers are in full bloom. Many of these flowers are not just beautiful but also have medicinal properties. You’ll also come across some rare and endangered species that are hard to find elsewhere, like the Brahmakamal, Blue Poppy, and Cobra Lily. The entire valley is rich in biodiversity and is truly a paradise for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone who enjoys peaceful surroundings filled with natural beauty.
A few other best monsoon treks are :
These treks offer beautiful landscapes, lush green valleys, and snow-capped mountain views, making them perfect for monsoon adventures.
Valley of Flowers is famous for its wide variety of blooming alpine flora, with over 500 species of rare and colorful flowers, including the iconic Brahma Kamal, Cobra Lily, Himalayan Blue Poppy, and many more.
The Valley of Flowers Trekking package with TTH includes accommodations, meals and trekking equipment, First Aid, and support staff including local experienced guides, base camp manager and professional trek leaders.
The Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand will open to the public on June 1, 2025, and is expected to close around October 31, 2025. The best time to visit the valley of flowers is typically between July and early September.
No, the Valley of Flowers trek cannot be completed in just one day. Reaching the valley itself requires a day-long hike from Ghangaria, which is only accessible after a prior day’s trek from Govindghat. Ideally, you should plan for at least 3 to 4 days to truly experience the beauty of the region without rushing, this allows you to explore the valley at ease and soak in its rich biodiversity.
Yes, beginners can definitely do the Valley of Flowers trek. With basic fitness and the right preparation, it’s a great choice for first-time trekkers. The well-laid path and support from guides make it beginner-friendly.
The Hemkund Sahib trek is about 15 kilometers if you start from Pulna, which is the base village. From Ghangaria, which is the last village before the climb, the distance to Hemkund Sahib is around 6 kilometers. It’s a steep but beautiful climb.
Yes, there is an entry fee to visit the Valley of Flowers National Park. But if you are trekking with Trek The Himalayas, you don’t have to worry, we take care of getting the entry permit for you.
When trekking to the Valley of Flowers, it’s important to wear clothes in layers. Carry warm, waterproof, and comfortable clothing. A windproof jacket, fleece, thermals, trekking pants, and good waterproof trekking shoes are a must. Don’t forget a raincoat and cap too!
Absolutely, the Valley of Flowers is more than worth the effort. It is a beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Site, which bursts into bloom during the monsoon months, transforming the landscape into a vibrant paradise filled with countless varieties of alpine flowers. The entire valley turns into a natural garden, painted in shades of pink, purple, yellow, and blue.
But it’s not just the flowers that make this trek special. Along the way, you’ll witness waterfalls, glacial streams, lush green meadows, and snow-covered peaks in the distance. The peaceful atmosphere and raw natural beauty make the journey deeply calming and refreshing. Even the trail leading to the valley, surrounded by forests and misty hills, feels like a scene from a fairytale.
Since the Valley of Flowers opens only for a few months each year, from June to early October, visiting it feels even more special. It’s a rare chance to see nature in one of its most beautiful forms. So yes, the Valley of Flowers is not just worth it, it’s a must-visit. The sights, the serenity, and the sense of wonder you’ll carry back make every step of the trek worthwhile.
No, staying overnight at Hemkund Sahib is not allowed. The place is located at a high altitude and weather conditions can turn extreme quickly, especially after sunset. Pilgrims and trekkers are allowed to visit during the day, but everyone must return to Ghangaria, the base village, by evening. The Gurudwara closes in the late afternoon, and it’s important to descend on time for your safety.
Yes, registration is mandatory to enter the Valley of Flowers National Park. The government maintains records of all visitors for safety and conservation reasons. If you are trekking with Trek The Himalayas, we will handle the registration and permits for you, so you don’t need to worry about the paperwork.
Mobile networks are very limited in the Valley of Flowers region. BSNL is the only provider that might have some connectivity in and around Ghangaria, but even that is quite weak and unreliable. Other networks like Jio, Airtel, or Vodafone usually stop working beyond Govindghat. Once you start the trek and enter the valley, you should be prepared for no mobile signal at all, and it's best to inform your family before the trek begins.
The Valley of Flowers trek is generally considered safe and beginner-friendly. The trail is well-built and commonly used by both trekkers and pilgrims. However, being well-prepared is important. Since the trek takes you to higher altitudes, proper acclimatisation, suitable clothing, and good physical fitness are necessary. Weather can be unpredictable, and rain is common during the season, so carrying waterproof gear and walking carefully on slippery paths is recommended. Trekking with a professional group adds an extra layer of safety and support throughout the journey.
At Trek The Himalayas, we offer more than just a trek, we let you experience a complete, safe, and memorable experience. When you choose us for the Valley of Flowers trek, you don’t have to worry about the small details. We take care of everything, from permits, stay, meals, to on-ground support, so you can fully focus on soaking in the beauty of the trail.
All our treks are led by certified and trained trek leaders who are experienced in high-altitude trekking and emergency response. They are well-equipped to guide you safely through the terrain and ensure that your health and comfort are always a priority. Along with the trek leader, we provide a dedicated support team, including local guides who know the region like the back of their hand, a base camp manager who handles logistics, and a kitchen staff that prepares nutritious meals throughout the trek.
What truly sets us apart is the positive and welcoming environment we create for our trekkers. Whether you join the trek with friends or come solo, you’ll find yourself in a friendly group that feels like a family by the end of the journey. Many solo trekkers have shared how they formed lifelong friendships during the trek. From managing altitude-related issues to ensuring your comfort on every trail, our goal is to make your trekking experience safe, smooth, and unforgettable.
Even though the Valley of Flowers trek is beginner-friendly, it still requires a reasonable level of fitness, as the trail includes long walking hours and altitude gain. Preparing in advance will help you enjoy the trek without unnecessary exhaustion or risk.
Here’s a simple fitness benchmark you should aim to meet before starting the trek:
You should be able to jog 5 kilometers in 35 minutes without feeling overly tired.
OR
If you prefer cycling, you should be able to cover 10 kilometers in 30 minutes comfortably.
This level of stamina ensures that your body can handle multiple days of trekking in the mountains, especially during climbs and descents. It’s also important to include some strength training and flexibility exercises in your routine to prepare your legs, back, and shoulders.
Lastly, since the trek reaches altitudes of over 14,100 feet, doing cardio workouts like running, brisk walking, or stair climbing helps your lungs adapt better to lower oxygen levels.
By starting your fitness training at least a month in advance, you’ll be physically prepared and mentally confident to take on this beautiful journey.
Hear Trekkers Share Their Valley of Flowers Trek
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To request a cancellation, please email us at info@trekthehimalayas.com using your registered email ID.
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Cancellation Policy (Emergency Cases):
In case of a death in the immediate family (parents, siblings, spouse, children) or if the trekker is hospitalized (min. 48 hours) or suffers a fracture (leg/arm) within a week before the trek, even if canceled a day before:
90% trek fee refund in cash & 10% as a voucher (valid for 1 year, for any India trek).
Valid documents required. We’re here to support you during tough times.
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Prominent flowers: Blue Poppy, Snake Foil, White Leaf Hog Foot, Himalayan Rose, Meadow Geranium, Dog Flower, Hooked Stick Seed, and River Anemone.
First, you can arrive at Delhi, Dehradun airport or Chandigarh. The journey from these locations to Rishikesh is explained below.
1. Take overnight train/bus to Rishikesh.
2. Take overnight train/bus to Haridwar and drive to Rishikesh (25km | 35 min drive with normal traffic).
3. Take overnight train/bus to Dehradun and drive to Rishikesh (50km | 1hr 20min drive with normal traffic).
( We strongly recommend going for the govt. Buses over the private ones outside the bus station as based on the experience we have found that there are very high chances of delay involved with private buses. Also, govt. Buses are always more reliable. Whichever bus you choose, just make sure to reach Rishikesh at least by 05:30 am. )
4. Board a flight to Dehradun airport (Jolly Grant Airport) (21 km, 30 min). If you're arriving by air, then come one day in advance.
Note - In July and August month always have a buffer day in your Itinerary due to the Monsoon.
( If you prefer to travel independently to Base camp and don't want to take TTH's pick-up service, you can either take a government bus or book a private cab from Rishikesh. Your trek coordinator will provide guidance on how to arrange for the bus or cab booking. )
Government employees can avail the benefit of Special Casual Leave (SCL) when they join us for a trekking expedition. As per Pay Commission guidelines, up to 30 days of Special Casual Leave can be availed in a calendar year for trekking or mountaineering expeditions conducted through a registered organisation.
Trek The Himalayas is a registered adventure tour operator with the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) and the Ministry of Tourism (MoT), making your trek eligible for SCL benefits.
To apply, email us at info@trekthehimalayas.com at least 30 days before the trek departure date, with the following details:
This benefit is exclusive to Indian Government employees and is applicable only for treks within India.
Since the inception of Trek The Himalayas, countless trekkers have chosen us to be a part of their trekking journey. Some experiences were learning moments, while many of you returned time and again, allowing us to be part of your most unforgettable adventures. Over the years, we have continuously evolved, improving our operations, and every detail that shapes your experience.

Through it all, you have shown us that we are not just another trekking company to you, we are family. Your trust, loyalty, and love mean more to us than words can express, and we cherish every step we have taken together in the mountains.
As a small way of giving back and saying thank you for choosing us again and again, we are excited to introduce something special: our heartfelt expression of gratitude to our valued and loyal trekkers.
We are launching two amazing policies to make your trekking journey even more exciting
YES! Not one, but TWO unbelievable policies
In the TTH Trek Ambassador Policy, anyone who has completed four treks with us gets the fifth trek absolutely free. You can choose from a variety of treks that we offer in himalayan states of India including Ladakh, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim and West Bengal. You just need to start creating your trek bucket list and we are here to help you accomplish it.
Thinking, “I have already done more than 6 treks with TTH, what about me?” In this case you automatically qualify for the policy and therefore, your next trek will be on us . In fact, for every 8 treks you complete, 2 treks are on us.

As Unbelievable as it Sounds, Your 5th Trek is Sponsored by Us - Choose any Trek You Love
Love the Chadar Trek? It could be free! Your dream treks including Markha Valley, Bali Pass, Pin Bhaba Pass, or Lasermo La Trek (launching soon) can be yours at no cost under this policy.
Just like five stars make a perfect set, you are that fifth star for TTH. But this star does more than shine; it guides and inspires. You will share your tips, your stories, your experiences, and help new trekkers enjoy the journey as much as you do. That’s why this trek is special, and it’s your chance to be a TTH Trek Ambassador on the trail.
Being an avid trekker comes with excellent trekking knowledge and experience, and we would love you to share that and guide fellow trekkers along the way.
You will be introduced as our TTH Trek Ambassador to your fellow trekkers. Your experiences will glorify the shine of treks! And we can't wait, just to see how you make the journey just as beautiful as the Himalayan trails themselves!
What about those who are just getting started?
Those who are just starting their trekking journey are also eligible for this policy, they just need to complete any four treks/expeditions with us (weekend treks, panch kedar excursion, and multi-sport adventures count too) and they will get the chance to become a TTH Trek Ambassador with their fifth trek absolutely free of cost.
After you become a TTH Trek Ambassador with Trek The Himalayas, you will unlock our Loyal Customer Policy, a perk that keeps giving every time you share the joy of trekking.
Once you complete all four treks with TTH, you receive a unique referral code that you can share with your friends and family.
When someone books a trek using your code, you will receive trek points based on the difficulty level of the trek and the referred trekker will receive the same amount of discount while booking the trek. Here is the breakdown of the trek points and discount you and your friend will get.
Kindly Note: 1 Trek Point = 1 Rupee
These trek points get added to your loyalty points balance and you can redeem these points while booking for your next trek. The more you refer, the more your balance grows.
For Example :
If you collect 15,000 as your trek points, you can use them to book any trek within that value. As your balance grows, the possibilities expand and you could use your points for treks and expeditions of higher value anywhere in India, and abroad. Your loyalty points open the door to all kinds of trekking experiences in India and Internationally.
Another great part of this policy is its flexibility. You won’t believe it, but you can also transfer these loyalty points to anyone you like if you’re unable to use them yourself. You can either share or split them with friends or family.
You can also track your loyalty points balance anytime in your TTH dashboard, and we will also keep you updated through notifications whenever the trek points are added or redeemed
This initiative is our way of appreciating trekkers who continue to walk with TTH again and again. When you complete four treks with us, you reach an important milestone in your trekking journey. Your fifth trek is then offered by TTH as a gesture of appreciation. You will step in as a TTH Trek Ambassador, sharing your stories and inspiring others with your experience. Along with this, you also unlock Loyal Customer policy in which you can earn the trek points by sharing the referral code with your friends and family.
If your upcoming trek is your fifth trek with TTH, the trek fee for that trek will be completely waived. To ensure smooth planning, you need to register and make the full payment at the time of booking. Once you successfully complete the trek, TTH will refund the eligible trek fee within a week.
Please note that GST and trek insurance are fixed mandatory charges, so they will not be refunded. Any optional add-ons, like transport, gear rental, offloading, or special meals, are also outside the refund scope.
Yes, it absolutely can. And that’s what makes this policy special. If trekking in Ladakh has been your dream, this could be your moment. Iconic treks like Chadar Trek and Markha Valley Trek are available as options for your free fifth trek
Of course! A trek is a trek, and all your TTH treks, including weekend or two-day treks count toward your free fifth trek.
Yes, and this is one of the nicest parts of the policy. The free trek benefit works in groups of four treks. After completing four treks, your fifth trek is free. If you have completed eight treks, the benefit comes again, and your ninth and tenth treks will also be free. In short,for every four treks completed with TTH, you earn free treks along the way. The more you trek, the more TTH gives back.
Trek The Himalayas offers a wide range of treks be it easy to moderate treks like Kedarkantha, Har Ki Doon, Ranthan Kharak or moderate to difficult treks like Bali Pass, Pin Bhabha Pass or Chadar. By the time you complete four treks in the Himalayas, you have already grown into an experienced trekker.
Naturally, you would now like to prefer to take a step up and choose a difficult trek as your fifth one. Here is where Trek The Himalayas stands out as it offers a variety of difficult treks. And luckily all of them are qualified as free treks under the TTH Trek Ambassador policy. With TTH, you get a variety of trek options to choose from. You can pick a tougher trail or go for an Easy or Moderate trek; the choice is yours.
Yes definitely, we’re happy to offer this. Young trekkers bring fresh energy and enthusiasm to the trail, which makes the journey even more special. If your child has completed four treks with TTH, they can choose a Summer Camp as their fifth free trek.
You’ll be happy to know that any himalayan trek from easy to difficult level can be chosen as your free trek. The best part is that treks like Chadar Trek, Markha Valley, and many other beautiful himalayan treks are included. You may also choose higher-grade treks such as Bali Pass or Pin Bhaba Pass as part of your free trek.
As a TTH Trek Ambassador, your role goes beyond just trekking. You become a mentor on the trail. Someone who guides and shares real experiences with fellow trekkers. After completing multiple treks with TTH, you bring valuable knowledge and perspective that naturally encourages others and adds energy to the group.
Your stories and practical tips help first-timers and intermediate trekkers feel more comfortable and motivated. This is where your experience shines and lifts the overall trekking spirit of the group.
Challenging and peak summit treks, however, follow a slightly different approach. These treks are designed for highly experienced trekkers and climbers, where every participant is already well-prepared and self-driven. In such settings, there is limited scope for peer mentorship, as the structure and demands of the trek are very specific.
That’s why challenging and peak summit treks are kept outside the free fifth trek option, not because they are out of reach, but because the Trek Ambassador role is best experienced on trails where your guidance, encouragement, and shared journey can add value to others.
To claim your free trek, please send an email to info@trekthehimalayas.com, and our team will take it forward from there.
Yes, you do. You need to pay the full amount at the time of booking, just like any regular trek. Once you successfully complete the trek, we process the return of the eligible trek fee within one week. This process helps us plan treks better and ensures that all participants are fully committed.
Each spot on a trek involves planning, logistics, and local arrangements. If someone cancels at the last moment, it directly affects the team and the opportunity for another trekker. Collecting the payment upfront helps us manage this responsibly. Once you complete the trek, the amount is returned as promised. If you cancel, the standard TTH cancellation policy applies.
To keep your trek planning smooth and fair, we collect the trek fee upfront. Last-minute cancellations can affect team arrangements and local logistics, so this pay-and-refund process keeps everything running smoothly while still giving you this special benefit fairly.
The trek that you actually complete as your fifth eligible trek will be considered under this initiative. Even if you have several treks booked in advance, the benefit applies to the trek that completes your fifth-trek milestone.
All four treks must be registered under a single email ID. This helps us confirm that the same person has completed all four treks with TTH. Please ensure your records are linked to one email ID.
The free fifth trek is only valid for treks within India. International treks, including those in Nepal or other countries, don’t qualify as your free trek. However, any international trek you’ve completed does count toward your total number of treks with TTH.
Each unique trek you complete adds to your total. If you repeat a trek you’ve already done, it won’t be counted toward your free fifth trek.
The free trek includes only the trek fee itself. Any extra costs like trek insurance, transport, gear rentals, offloading, or special meals are not included and will need to be paid separately.
To be eligible for the free fifth trek, we count only treks you’ve completed with TTH. But don’t worry, even if you’ve done weekend treks, pilgrimages, or international treks with us, they all contribute to your count. By the time you’re eligible, you’ve likely completed more than four treks with TTH anyway.
The Loyal Customer Policy is a special perk for TTH Trek Ambassadors. After completing four treks with Trek The Himalayas, you receive a referral code. When someone books a trek using your code, both you and the referred trekker earn trek points and discounts based on the difficulty level of the trek.
You become eligible for the Loyal Customer Policy after completing four treks with Trek The Himalayas and becoming a TTH Trek Ambassador. Make sure all your four treks must be unique.
A referral code is a unique code provided to you once you become a TTH Trek Ambassador. You can share this code with friends and family. When they use it while booking a trek, both of you receive trek points and discounts.
There is no limit to the number of trek points you can earn. The more you refer, the more points get added to your loyalty points balance, which you can redeem while booking your future treks.
There is no minimum limit for redeeming your trek points under this policy. You can start redeeming your rewards with as little as one trek point. Every trek point you earn holds value, giving you complete flexibility to use your points whenever and however you choose without waiting to accumulate a fixed number.
Yes! One of the best parts of the Loyal Customer Policy is that you can use your trek points to book any trek with TTH, including international treks.
This is the flexibility of the policy. You can easily transfer your points to friends and family, and they can use them for their own trek planning with TTH. Even if you want to split the points and use them with your friends, you can do that too and enjoy trekking together!
You can easily track your trek points anytime in your TTH dashboard. Also, we’ll keep you updated with notifications whenever points are added or redeemed, so you always know your balance.
No. Referrals must be for completely new members. Anyone who has already registered or trekked with TTH earlier will not be counted as a valid referral.
The Loyalty Customer accumulated points is valid for two years from the date it is issued.
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