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Markha Valley Trek is a secluded and magnificent trek that you can come across in the Himalayas. It is replete with spectacular sceneries that really captivate the attention of the travelers. To witness the unparallel beauty of the Mother Nature, you have to travel two passes located at a height of 15000 feet. You will also experience an aroma of spirituality by visiting the Buddhist monasteries and gompas.
If you want to see one of the most magnificent peaks in Ladakh, then the Stok Kangri trek is perfect for you. It is a moderate trek and you are not required to have great technical skills in mountaineering. You would be able to climb a 6150 m mountain in just less than seven days, which is certainly not possible at all, if you try it in other parts of the world.
The trans-Zanskar trekking that begins from Darcha brings the brilliant experience of the journey across the series of the high mountains towards the western end of the Himalayas. These mountains comprise the majestic peaks of 6000 m to form an effective fence between the Indian provinces of Lahaul and Ladakh. The trekking will bring the vibrant opportunity of connecting these contrasting mountain ranges.
The Lamayuru Alchi Trek is one of the most visited sites of the area because it links two of the oldest monasteries of Ladakh. The route passes through the striking Desert Mountains with vibrant villages tucked away into the hillsides. The tourist attractions include the Gompas at Lamayuru, the Sumdochoon valley, Wanla inhabited by offsprings’ of Nepalese artisans brought by the emperor of Ladakh in the 18th century famous for their metalwork in copper, silver and tin, and Alchi for antique woodcarvings.
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A moderately challenging trek takes around 11 days if you avail an Indian trekking guide. It covers places like Gangotri, Gomukh and Tapovan. Tapovan is renowned for its meandering meadows. The trekkers pass through the striking gorges, Gangotri Glacier, high altitude meadows along with many high peaks during the trek.
During the fabulous Kuari Pass Trek, you get the chance to pass through the outer walls of Nanda Devi Sanctuary. The journey crosses through the three passes and four astounding river systems in the Garhwal Himalayas. Located at a height of 4265m in the heart of Chamoli District of Garhwal, the Kauri Trek takes you through the verdant green fields, distant villages and dense forests. This trek is also known as the Curzon Trail. The Kauri pass trek is amongst the most popular treks in the Garhwal Mountains.
Valley of Flowers is a fairyland located high in the Himalayas of the Uttarakhand, at an elevation of 3,600 meters above the sea level, cosseted by snowy mountains. This captivating valley remains frozen during the colder months, and turns into a mesmerizing beauty when the snow melts in the summer. The valley is splashed with color every year, as it blooms with different types of colorful flowers. The valley is amongst the world’s heritage site. Trekking here gives indescribable pleasure to the adventurers.
The Nanda Devi Sanctuary Trek is one of the striking destinations that allure the wildlife as well as adventure freaks from all over the planet. During the trek there are many picturesque views of the adjoining peaks and the Kuari Pass (3658m) itself has an unrivaled vista of the Great Himalayan peaks, including Changabang (6864m), Nanda Devi (7816m), Kamet (7756m) and Doonagiri (7066m).
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Dzongri Trek offers a trek route of 3983 meters and gives a pleasurable view of the Kanchenjunga. During the trek, you will pass through the lush forests of birch, maple, bamboo, rhodendron, oak, etc. along with the imposing view of the mountains. The route takes you to a diverse range of the animals, plants and avifauna.
This trek is one of the most romantic trekking trails in Indian Himalayas. It offers an enchanting walk through the vast Thansing and Dzongri meadows, the looming presence of Pandim and Kangchenjunga, startling water trails of Samiti Lake, Tshoka Rhododendron forests and the snowy trail to Goenchala contribute to make the trek romantic.
This trek route encompasses the area southwest of Dzongri and includes several days of trek traversing the Singalila Range, the mountain chain that rises from the northern hills of Darjeeling, and extends to converge with the Kangchenjunga massif. As you cross this razor-edged borderline ridge, amazing views abound on both sides with rhododendron in bloom, and a sporadic herd of yaks.
This trek is located at the base of Kanchenjunga that is a blend of natural beauty with enthralling views of high mountains. There are vast areas of dense forests, with variety of colorful flowers, birds and numerous waterfalls on both sides of the trek. The route involves the area where snowy peaks and fascinating natural surroundings hypnotize the tourists with their celestial appeal.
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The Milam Glacier is located at an elevation of 4268 meters. It is stretched around 37 sq. kms and 52 high peaks surround this glacier. The beautiful ‘Gauriganga River’ originates from the south of this glacier, which is the largest in the Kumaon region. The trekking journey starts from Munsyari to Milam, and involves moderate walks and transects rocky terrains, scenic streams and picturesque villages.
The Nandadevi Base Camp Trek traces way through the Jauher valley. The valley is situated on the fringes of Nandadevi Sanctuary and wraps up the stunning glimpses of celebrated peaks such as the Nanda Kot and Nanda Devi. Passing through old villages and lush pastures, the trek is perched along the river Gori Ganga. Some places of interest in the region are Lilam – Bugdiar, Almora – Munsyari, Rilkot – Ghangar and many more.
Situated at a height of 4320 meters, Sunderdoonga Base Trek is meant for the moderate trekkers. It is located about 24 kilometers from the village ‘Khati’. Sunderdoonga is on the right side of the Pindar Valley. The main peaks in the region are Maiktoli (6804 meters), Tharkot (6100 meters), Pawali Dwar (6663 metres), and Mrigthuni (6856 meters); also, the renowned Glaciers of this valley are Maiktoli Glacier and Sukhram Glacier.
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Indrahar Pass is a breathtaking tourist attraction that begins from Dharamshala, right in Kangra Valley. It passes through the Dhauladhar Range and ends right in the gorges of the Ravi River. You will admire the beautiful panorama, gleaming streams and deodar forests here. The Gaddi (Tribal people in Himachal) used these treks for centuries. Chambha is also incorporated in the trek, situated on Ravi river banks.
Hampta Pass is a moderate trek that matches the varying interests of the trekkers. It begins from the Prini village and takes to the imposing foothills of the Pir Panjal Range that is the largest range of the lower Himalayas. On this trek, you will see different colors of nature as you gain elevation from dense lush pine forest to splendid view of Mt. Indrasan and Mt. Deo Tibba, and their twisting down glaciers to the sterile scenery of Lahaul and Spiti Valley.
The Pin Parvati valley of Spiti is the most beautiful valley in the area. The trek route passes from the Kullu valley and takes you through most magnificent panoramas. The trek starts at Manikaran and winds along the wild Parvati River until the glaciated Pin-Parbati Pass. There is a spectacular variation in the landscape and culture on crossing into the Buddhist land of Spiti.
The Bara Bhangal trek takes you from the lush-green Kullu valley to the awe-inspiring landscape of Bara Bhangal Range. The alpine topography between the Kullu Valley and Dharamshala is one of the most impressive and less known regions of the west Himalayas. The trail crossing lush meadows and snow passes take the visitors to the remote shepherd encampments and isolated Hindu villages that are also the key attractions of this matchless trek.
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