June marks the beginning of high-altitude trekking in the Himalayas. As the snow begins to melt, the trails that were buried through winter slowly open up. Many of the treks that climb above 14,000 feet become accessible for the first time in the year.
What makes June special is how the landscape comes alive. Forests are at their greenest, and meadows begin to bloom with wildflowers in shades of purple, yellow, white, and pink. These colours add a quiet charm to the trail and stay with you as you climb higher.
Streams and rivers gush with fresh meltwater. You’ll hear them often and cross many of them during your trek.
Higher up, snow patches still remain, especially near the passes and upper campsites. This mix of greenery and snow, of flowers and high mountains, is what makes trekking in June so unique. It gives you the best of both seasons in a single experience.
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