Among the longest and least-frequented routes in the ecozone — for trekkers who've walked with us before, or who arrive already fit and unhurried.
This route pushes further and stays out longer than almost anything else in this guide. It's less a single destination than an extended traverse through the Tirthan side's wilder, higher terrain, culminating at a small, little-visited high-altitude lake.
We recommend this one honestly: it's for trekkers who already know they enjoy multi-day mountain walking, not as an introduction to it.
One of the most demanding itineraries we offer. Sustained multi-day trekking, real altitude, and genuine remoteness. We'll talk through your trekking history with you honestly before confirming this one.
Best time to go: May–June and September–October — the narrowest weather window of any trek in this guide, given the altitudes and distances involved.
An extended approach through the Park's forested lower and middle elevations, building altitude gradually over several days.
Progressively higher and more remote camps, with the exact routing shaped by season and snow conditions at altitude.
A multi-day return, timed to your itinerary's full length (7 to 10 days depending on pace and add-ons).
Starts with a conversation, not a booking. Tell us a little about you, and we'll take it from there.
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