Since 1988, Himalayan High Treks has provided treks and personal arrangements for independent, spirited travelers and small groups wishing to explore the Himalayan world and its rich culture. We have an intimate, first-hand knowledge of the majestic Himalayan region — India (Ladkah, Sikkim, Garhwal, Himachal Pradesh) Bhutan, Nepal, Tibet and Southeast Asia (Burma, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam).
We offer original itineraries, experienced guidance and logistics for pilgrimages as well as independent trekking and touring — from easy day hikes and comfortable hotels, to strenuous, 20-day treks camping at high altitudes. We produce complete trek and tour packages as well as create independent custom itineraries based on your needs.
Our service is personal. Our staff will become your friends.
Your memories will last a lifetime!

Himalayan High Treks Announces...     New Organized Trips in 2010!

We now offer a small–group Vietnam Organized Tour!

Get hands–on with our one–day Kathmandu Kitchen Nepali & Tibetan cooking class.  Momolicious!

We now produce Custom Tours to select areas of Burma, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam!

For the independent trekker, Himalayan High Treks will plan your trip along with you (while offering knowledgeable suggestions for getting the most from your time, effort and money). You receive a detailed packing list, maps, a language guide, detailed trail notes and a listing of practical medical and physical preparations. Our staff is available by email or phone to answer any unique questions you might have.

Traveling with Himalayan High Treks means you can travel comfortably and safely while maintaining respect for communities, cultures and environments you encounter along the way.

"This means we don't often stay in fancy five-star hotels or eat in western-style restaurants", says HHT founder Effie Fletcher,
"We really try to offer our travelers an authentic and unique experience, which often requires adjusting to a new way of
doing things. It means we provide information regarding
local customs and traditions.

If you prefer to be a traveler instead of a tourist,
we hope you'll join Himalayan High Treks
for your own adventure!"