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This type of trekking and small hiking by Himalayan standards is generally up to 2000m. There are plenty of ups and downs on well-maintained trails. This trekking is best suitable for those who lead a reasonably active life. The trekking takes about 3 to 7 days, walking about 4 to 5 hours a day.

This type of trekking involves longer trekking (five to ten days) on maintained trails. It includes day excursions to higher elevations, for which it's advisable to have some previous hill-walking experience. On these trekking, we generally achieve an altitude between 900m to 3000m.

This type of trekking reasonably demanding trekking at an altitude up to 4000m with side trips to higher elevations. The trails are sometimes unexplored and away from inhabited areas.

This type of trekking must be fully supported. We climb to altitudes between 3500 and 5000m. & there are overnight stays at altitudes above 4000m. For this trekking, trekkers should be fit & enthusiastic hill walkers prepared to tackle difficult terrain in remote areas.

This type of trekking is best described as Alpine, and suitable for those people, who have an excellent health, capable of carrying a backpack, when required. The trekking covers very remote areas, traveling over snow-covered passes at altitudes of up to 6500m. You will need to axes and crampons. No strenuous trekking should be undertaken without medical clearance.