Choosing the right trek
Start with the number of days you have, your previous walking experience and the altitude you are comfortable with. A shorter route done well is better than forcing a long itinerary into too little time.
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Useful things to know before you choose a route.
A little preparation makes the enquiry more useful—and makes it easier to match the trek to the group.
Altitude & fitness
High-altitude trips need a steady pace, hydration and room for acclimatisation. Tell the team about previous altitude experience and any concerns before the route is confirmed.
Continue →Permits & identity documents
Restricted-border journeys such as Adi Kailash can require permits, identity documents and medical formalities. Requirements are checked for the selected departure rather than assumed from an old checklist.
Continue →Planning from Munsyari
Munsyari works well for Khaliya Top, Johar Valley, Milam Glacier, Nanda Devi East and birding. It can also be used as a slower acclimatisation and exploration base around a longer trek.
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