Facts

• Blank on the Map
  

  Wonderful website by a group of French climbers and enthousiasts featuring different ranges of northern Pakistan. Nice maps, and some descriptions and reports too. Just take a look and enjoy.

• Hampta Pass Trek
  

  Website run by India Hikes on trekking across Hampta (or Hamta) Pass in Himachal Pradesh, from Manali to Lahaul.

• Lamkhaga pass trek
  

  It is a fairly remote trek and is now regarded as the classic route from Gangotri to Kinnaur, which was first crossed by Marco Pallis in 1933. Raacho Trekkers organises the trek.

• Local guides for Himalayas
  

  You can contact local guides of the Indian Himalayas directly from here.

• Roopkund: An unusual trek in the Higher Himalayas
  

  Webiste run by the Indiahikes portal, on trekking Roopkund.

• Rupin Pass
  

  Website run by the India Hikes portal, on a trek from Uttarakhand to Himachal Pradesh through Sangla valley and across the Rupin Pass.

Reports

• MyHimalayas - Diaries, Travelogues, Pictures and Maps from Nepal, Ladakh and Tibet
  

  Very good website by Carsten Nebel with stunning pictures. A must see!!

• Stok Kangri - An Unplanned Climb
  

  A unplanned climb to Stok Kangri, a 6153 meters peak in Ladakh himalayas, Jammu and Kashmir, India

• Manali Travelogues | Hamta Pass Chandrital Trek
  

  Short report of a trek to Chandrital from Manali.

Guides and maps

• Blank on the Map
  

  Interesting website with some nice maps and other info on the Himalayas

Lodging

Organisations

• Himalayan High
  

  Himalayan High is organization based from North East India dedicated to document trek routes with near perfect data, gps points, pictures and cultural significance of the himalayan villages in India.

Tour operators

GPS

Other

• Sujoy Das Photographs from Sikkim and the Himalayas
  

  Some really nice photographs here of the Himalayas, by photographer Sujoy Das.

• Heavy rains, Dark night, A stone cave and Just Me
  

  How a failed trek in the himalayas turned out to be a great adventure. Sleeping alone in a stone cave was a special gift by the Himalayas to me