Himalayan Treks & Mountaineering Expeditions Real mountains.
Real skills.
Real expeditions.
Expert-led treks and 6,000 to 7,000 m expeditions across India and Nepal, planned around your experience.
- Guiding since 2013 · Dehradun
- NIM / HMI qualified leaders
FIND YOUR JOURNEY
One mountain range.
Many ways to explore.
Explore trekking and climbing by the kind of journey that suits your experience.
Expedition-style treks
Remote passes and high camps for a deeper mountain journey.5,289 to 5,942 m8 to 16 daysFrom ₹31,999See expedition-style treks →
6,000 m expeditions
Summit objectives across Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand.6,001 to 6,832 m10 to 21 daysFrom ₹49,999See 6,000 m expeditions →
7,000 m expeditions
Serious climbs for mountaineers with substantial experience.7,075 to 7,434 m23 to 35 daysFrom ₹2,15,000See 7,000 m expeditions →
Nepal treks
Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Base Camp and the Manaslu Circuit.4,130 to 5,545 m11 to 14 daysFrom ₹41,500See Nepal treks →
Winter tours India3,500 to 4,500 m · 8 to 9 days · from ₹45,000See winter tours in India →FEATURED EXPEDITIONS
Choose your next summit.
Three different objectives. Compare altitude, commitment and season before choosing.
HimachalFriendship Peak Trek
A demanding step from experienced trekking into mountaineering.- Altitude
- 5,289 m
- Duration
- 8 Days
- Difficulty
- Moderate to Difficult
- Best season
- May to June & September to October
LadakhKang Yatse II Peak Trek
A Markha Valley approach with a challenging high-altitude summit.- Altitude
- 6,250 m
- Duration
- 12 Days
- Difficulty
- Difficult
- Best season
- July to September
LadakhMt. Nun Peak
A technical expedition for climbers with established mountain skills.- Altitude
- 7,135 m
- Duration
- 23 Days
- Difficulty
- Difficult
- Best season
- July to September
Your written quote locks dates, group size, inclusions and price before you pay.
Browse expeditionsLIVE DEPARTURES
Ongoing & upcoming treks.
Dates, seats and price for every open batch. Request a seat and the team confirms on WhatsApp.
Upcoming departures
Dzo Jongo Peak
6,180 m28 Oct to 7 Nov 2026 · 11 days
7 seats left3 of 10 booked₹88,000 / personRequest a seatKedar Dome
6,832 m9 to 29 Nov 2026 · 21 days
Full · waitlist open8 of 8 booked₹1,65,000 / personJoin waitlistMt. Nun Peak
7,135 m15 Jul to 8 Aug 2027 · 25 days
5 seats left3 of 8 booked₹2,85,000 / personRequest a seat
WHY KAILASA
Safety starts
before the trail.
Kailasa Treks is based in Dehradun and led by founder Sachin Lama, who has guided in the Himalayas since 2013 and founded Kailasa Treks in 2018. Planning starts with your experience, the route and an honest conversation about readiness.
- Expedition leadershipEvery batch names its lead guide, with their summits and certifications, before you book.
- Acclimatisation planningReview the route’s ascent pace, rest days and altitude profile before booking.
- Weather & route decisionsAsk how the team adapts the itinerary when conditions change.
- Emergency communicationConfirm the devices and evacuation procedure for your specific route.
- Equipment standardsYou get a route-specific kit list showing what you bring and what Kailasa provides.
- Participant preparationShare your trekking and climbing history for an honest readiness assessment.
- Highest objective
- 7,434 m
- Nanda Devi East
- Certified leaders
- 100%
- NIM or HMI qualified, WFR trained
- Summit day
- Rope teams
- Led by a qualified guide
Credentials
- IMF StandardsIndian Mountaineering Foundation environmental & route ethics
- NIM & HMI QualifiedCertified mountain leaders and rescue instructors
- WFR Emergency ProtocolWilderness First Responder high-altitude medical readiness
- Leave No Trace (LNT)Zero-waste expedition management & alpine cleanup policy
HOW IT WORKS
The right expedition
starts before the trail.
Three practical steps to move from an idea to a route that fits.
- 01
Share your experience
Tell us about past treks, your highest altitude, training and travel month.
- 02
Understand the route
Discuss terrain, acclimatisation, skills and the time you can commit.
- 03
Confirm your preparation
Request the current itinerary, kit list, departure, inclusions and written quote.
VOICES FROM THE MOUNTAINS
Some perspectives
have to be earned.
4.9 / 5.0· Verified feedback from 180+ climbers
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“Summiting Satopanth with Kailasa Treks was the most profound mountain experience of my life. Sachin Lama and his team do not treat you like a client on a conveyor belt—they taught us fixed-rope transitions, ice-axe self-arrests, and assessed our hydration every morning. The knife-edge ridge was intimidating, but their fixed lines and reassuring calm made all the difference.”
“Kang Yatse II was my first 6,000m climb. What stood out was Kailasa’s honesty during our pre-trip planning call. They were upfront about the physical conditioning needed and didn’t sell false promises. The camp food in Markha Valley was surprisingly nutritious, and the summit push at 2 AM was executed with military precision.”
“As an emergency physician, safety protocols and medical preparedness are my non-negotiables in the high mountains. Kailasa’s oxygen reserves, pulse oximetry routines, and conservative acclimatisation schedule on Mt. Nun were world-class. When fierce wind hit Camp 3, Sachin made the mature call to wait for the weather window instead of rushing.”
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LIVE FROM THE TRAIL · @KAILASATREKSNEXPEDITIONS
Dispatches from the
high Himalayas.
Sunrise over Ladakh on the Kang Yatse II summit ridge (6,250 m). Cold air, warm sun, and pure Himalayan silence.
Approaching the fabled knife-edge ridge of Mt. Satopanth (7,075 m) in the Garhwal Himalayas. Precision in every footstep.
High camp pitched beneath the colossal seracs of Mt. Nun (7,135 m), Zanskar. Home for the next 23 days.
Setting ice screws into frozen waterfalls in Spiti Valley. Winter mountaineering demands another level of focus.
Prayer flags dancing in the wind at Larkya La pass (5,106 m) along the Manaslu Circuit, Nepal.
Glacier bivouac under thousands of Himalayan stars. The quietest nights on Earth.
Standing atop Friendship Peak (5,289 m) overlooking the Pir Panjal range in Himachal Pradesh.
Trekking through the golden alpine meadows of Markha Valley en route to Dzo Jongo (6,240 m).
Technical ridge traversal at 6,800 m. Where focus replaces fear and training takes over.
Traversing the legendary Kalindi Khal pass (5,942 m) connecting Gangotri to Badrinath.
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BEFORE YOU GO
Good questions.
Better preparation.
Route choice, costs, equipment and what happens when plans change.
Which expedition is suitable for beginners?
Requirements vary by route. Friendship Peak can be a progression for experienced high-altitude trekkers, but it is still a demanding climb. Share your experience with the team before choosing a summit.
How fit do I need to be?
Expect sustained days on mountain terrain and changing conditions. The right preparation depends on the route, altitude and your previous experience. Ask for the current itinerary and participation requirements.
What is included in the expedition cost?
Inclusions vary by trip. Review the individual itinerary and request a written quote covering taxes, transport, permits, equipment, insurance and any reserve-day charges.
How do you manage acclimatisation and safety?
Published itineraries include rest or acclimatisation days. Ask the team for your departure’s ascent plan, leader assignment, emergency communication and evacuation arrangements before booking.
What equipment do I need?
The required personal and technical kit differs by route. Ask for a route-specific equipment list and confirm what Kailasa provides before buying or renting gear.
What happens if weather affects the itinerary?
Mountain conditions can change the plan. Some published itineraries include reserve days; their use and any extra charges vary by trip. Confirm the current terms and decision process with the team.
START A CONVERSATION
Plan with the right details.
Tell us where you want to go and what mountain experience you bring. Our certified expedition leaders will review your background and recommend the optimal route and timing.