15+ years guiding pilgrims, trekkers, and adventurers through the Himalayas. Every expedition — a responsibility we take personally.
Alpine Himalayas was founded in 2008 by a group of local mountain guides who had spent their lives in these valleys and on these ridgelines. They wanted to share the Himalayas honestly — not as a packaged product, but as a place that demands respect.
What started as a small guiding operation out of Uttarakhand has grown into one of the region's most trusted expedition companies. Five hundred completed expeditions later, we still operate with the same principle: every person who climbs with us comes home safely.
We are Uttarakhand Tourism Board certified, carry full liability insurance, and our guides hold wilderness first aid and mountain rescue certifications. But behind every credential is simply a team of people who love these mountains and take care of those who visit them.
2008
Founded
500+
Expeditions
2008
Founded
500+
Expeditions Completed
98%
Satisfaction Rate
15+
Years Experience
Every route, every guide, every piece of equipment — chosen because the mountain demands it. We hold wilderness first aid and mountain rescue certifications and have maintained a zero-incident record for over five years.
We do not run cookie-cutter tours. Every package is shaped by local knowledge: the routes the locals walk, the food they eat, the stories only insiders know.
The Himalayas are not a backdrop — they are our home and our responsibility. We follow leave-no-trace principles, hire from local communities, and actively fund trail restoration.
Our guides average twelve years of field experience. They know when to push and when to turn around — and that judgment is what keeps every client safe and fulfilled.
Certified by the bodies that matter — because the mountains don't forgive shortcuts.
2015
International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation
2019
Uttarakhand Tourism Board Excellence Award
2023
Zero incident record for five consecutive years
2023
Certificate of Excellence 2020–2023
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