Trekking in Northeast India
From the Kanchenjunga trails of Sikkim to Nagaland's valley of flowers and Meghalaya's living root bridges — the region is one of India's great, uncrowded trekking frontiers. Tap any trek for the full route, grade and season.
Goecha La
Sikkim · 8–11 days
The classic Kanchenjunga trek to a 4,940 m pass.
Dzongri Trek
Sikkim · 4–6 days
The shorter Kanchenjunga viewpoint trek from Yuksom.
Green Lake (Zemu)
Sikkim · 10–12 days
A remote, restricted trek to the foot of Kanchenjunga's east face.
Sandakphu–Phalut (Singalila Ridge)
Sikkim & Darjeeling · 5–7 days
The ridge where you see four of the five highest peaks on earth.
Dzukou Valley
Nagaland · 2 days
The valley of flowers of the Northeast.
Mount Japfu
Nagaland · 1–2 days
Nagaland's second-highest peak and the world's tallest rhododendron.
David Scott Trail
Meghalaya · 1 day
A gentle 16 km walk on a 200-year-old British bridle path.
Nongriat Root-Bridge Trek
Meghalaya · 1–2 days
3,000 steps down to the famous double-decker living root bridge.
Nokrek Peak
Meghalaya · 2–3 days
The highest peak of the Garo Hills, in a biosphere reserve.
Phawngpui (Blue Mountain)
Mizoram · 2 days
The sacred highest peak of Mizoram.
Talle Valley
Arunachal Pradesh · 3–4 days
A pristine forest trek from the Apatani valley of Ziro.
Gorichen & the Tawang high routes
Arunachal Pradesh · Varies (multi-day)
High-altitude trekking below Arunachal's tallest peak.