India, June 24 -- Uttarakhand-based trekking company Trek The Himalayas has observed a growing interest in trekking in India over the last two decades. The trend also suggests that trekking is no longer seen solely as a professional or thrill-seeking adventure, with greater accessibility attracting a wider range of participants.

However, this unregulated activity, dominated by local operators and informal groups with limited resources, has now grown into a professionally managed ecosystem. As a result, organisers in this industry are now offering curated experiences, well-defined itineraries, expert guidance, and safety-oriented expeditions.

Co-founders Rakesh Pant and Sandeep Rawat shared an interest in mountaineering, which evolved in...