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The Indian Himalayas provide the most unforgettable adventures, and Trekking Cougars can get you there. Since 2010, we have been guiding many people through the beautiful landscapes of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, offering treks that are tailored to different levels of experience. What makes us unique is that we always strive to organize unusual trips that will take you off beaten paths closer to the untouched nature of this region. We are not just a traditional trekking agency but rather an active platform where various travel services related to the Himalayas can be found. With us, planning your journey becomes easier as well as more beneficial for local communities living in these mountains.
Our team has carefully selected places to stay and trails so that you can see hidden corners of the Himalayas. Imagine spending nights in cozy guesthouses built in remote villages or waking up on a campsite overlooking pristine valleys – this is what we offer.
Gear from reliable suppliers which can be contacted directly through our service. Here, one can find anything starting from super comfortable hiking boots with excellent traction and lightweight trekking poles ending with top-quality tents designed for extreme weather conditions along with warm sleeping bags suitable for high-altitude camping locations. Save money on buying equipment knowing that it will not let you down during your adventure trip.
Hike together with local professional guides who know their backyard very well. We work only with experienced specialists providing different trekker levels with diverse itineraries across the whole range of mountains in the Indian subcontinent. Those guides love cultural exchanges or off-the-beaten expeditions equally while some prefer technical climbs over others being happy leading leisure walkabout.
Sustainability is at the core of our belief system. Through collaboration between accommodation owners, gear suppliers, and guide services based on location; a robust local economy is fostered. This relationship can be enhanced by reviewing these partners’ performance after trips to ensure both parties benefit.
We strive to create an environment where nature remains untouched but appreciated fully therefore here is what we do to ensure respectful immersive trails:
Leave No Trace: We follow safe hiking rules. Talking, dropping rubbish, and making too much noise are forbidden. What we believe in is surrounding ourselves with our environment.
Respect Wildlife & Regulations: We know how significant it is to safeguard the fragile Himalayan ecological system. You should not light bonfires within wildlife sanctuaries like Govind National Park or any other sensitive areas in Uttarakhand. Always permits are taken whenever necessary.
Cultural Sensitivity: Respecting local people as well as their cultures should come first. Culturally sensitive interaction ought to be fostered while at the same time encouraging responsible tourism practices that will benefit both visitors and the communities around them.
Join us on an adventure of self-discovery deep into the heartland of the Himalayas at Trekking Cougars! Explore through our listings, and unearth off-the-beaten-path itineraries that will leave you inspired – let us transform your mountain dreams into everlasting memories!
The following additional information is provided regarding the mishaps that have taken place during the Kareri Lake trek: In May 2021, two hikers from Tamil Nadu passed away from hypothermia while hiking close to the Kareri Lake. They had just finished setting up their tent on the shore of the lake and gone for a nighttime stroll when they were caught in an unexpected snowstorm. The search and rescue team discovered their
The following is a list of well-known films that are centred on outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and climbing that you might find enjoyable to watch: Into the Wild is a film that was released in 2007 and is based on a true story. The film follows the journey of Christopher McCandless, a recent college graduate who decides to give away all of his savings and hitchhike to Alaska in order to
The Gaddis are an indigenous pastoralist people group in India’s Himachal Pradesh state. The regions of Chamba, Kangra, and Mandi are where you’re most likely to come across them. The Gaddis are semi-nomadic people who make their living primarily from sheep and goat farming. The Gaddis traditionally move to higher altitudes in the Himalayas during the summer and then back down during the winter. Their flocks are their primary source of income,
