Trekking and camping do not require any high-tech gear, nor any specialized training. There is great flexibility in the choice of trekking routes, seasons, distances, duration and physical exertion.
You can trek for one day or one month; backpack all your gear and wonder off in the wilderness or stroll comfortably with just a shoulder bag, water bottle and camera whilst your camping gear, heavy baggage and logistic loads are transported by animals.

The ecological profile of each region in the Himalaya varies widely, - resulting in a diverse range, weather condition, terrain, flora and fauna. In the Western Himalaya, Ladakh, also known as ` Little Tibet' offers spectacular and challenging landscapes notably in the valleys of Leh, Zanskar and Nubra.
At the foothills of the Himalaya is the emerald green land of Himachal Pradesh. One can wander into the alpine regions of Lahaul, Spiti, Kinnaur, Dharamsala( Dhauladhars) and Kullu Valley or visit the numerous temples scattered all over in this "Land of the Gods"

Uttrakhand compromising the regions of Garwhal & Kumaon includes introductory and moderate treks to the valley of flowers, Har ki doon, the sacred lake of Rupkund and the Milam and Pindari Glaciers.
The magnificent mountain landscapes and traditional cultures make Sikkim a wonderful trekking destination.

You may set a challenging pace and go over difficult grades and high passes or just amble along, enjoying the wild flowers, magnificent scenery, uncomplicated lives of people staying close to nature, stopping when you please, chatting with your companions, forging new relationships and hoarding a fund of fascinating memories to cherish.