First published in 1929, The Himalayan Journal is one of the oldest mountaineering journals of the world. Including contributions from some of the best writers and climbers active in the range, the journal covers climbing, explorations, scientific observations, and almost all aspects related to the Himalaya.

The Himalayan Journal is one of the earliest, most authentic, and authoritative mountaineering journals of the world. It covers climbing, explorations, scientific observations, and almost all aspects related to the Himalaya. From the essays on Augusto Gansser to Michel Peissel, Zemu Gap Peak, Peaks of Ang Tung, and the Hidden Petroglyphs of Ladakh, the volume 68 includes articles related to Kedar Kantha, Reru Nala, and Sichuan China, among others. Alongside articles, it also includes book reviews and correspondence, etc.