India is not only the home the world’s most famous mountain
range or world second highest peak, the Himalayas, but trekking trails through
hills, tropical rainforests and valleys. India is a place where one explores
the snow capped mountain, tranquility of nature. Trekking in India is a great way to experience the natural beauty
of the country.
In India there are numerous of place where you can visit and
enjoy the trekking view but here I want to mention that if you are thinking you
would get the luxury hotel to you then I want to tell you that might you will
not get the luxury home to stay but one thing you must get is home stay, good
friends and thousands of new Dp’s with perfect background, mesmerizing view
what else did you need while travelling to any place.
Thinking about which place to visit while travelling here
are some list which offer best Trekkingin India at Gharhwal region, lying
in the centre of the Indian Himalayas, Garhwal has been popular with
mountaineers for years.
Kagbhusandi (Semartoli) Valley
Total trekking distance – 65km
Height reached- 4,600m
Total trek days – 10
The most beautiful valley
in Gharhwal region with high bugyals and valley of Gharwal are renowned
for their- flora – a dazzling array of flowers carpet most of the region during
July- August. The valley above Semartoli
village is vast and surrounded by peaks. In season, there are glorious
blooms here, giving the place its nickname – Red valley of flowers
Bhagriathi
Kharak Valley
Total trekking distance – 52km
Height reached- 5,200m
Total trek days – 8
North of Badrinath is Bhagirathi Kharak, a long glacier
surrounded by mountains . Main attraction of this place is snow capped
mountains. Further ahead, there is Deo Dekhni, or views of the ‘gods’ that is
sacred peaks of the Himalayas.
Gupta Khal and
Girthi Gorge
Total trekking distance – 110 km
Height reached- 5,760m
Total trek days – 11
This is a difficult and high pass, attempted by only a few
mountaineers. But if you scale it, you get closer views of high peaks like Mana
and Nilgri Parvat. The Girthi Gorge, leading east to the Tibet border, is
difficult too, with problems of permits and terrain. However, the unparalleled
exper-ience of trekking here is worth the effort.
Roopkund trek
Total trekking distance – 62km
Height reached- 5,020m
Total trek days – 7
This region has some of the most popular treks in the
Himalayas. The high pass of Kuari offers some of the finest views of the peaks
of Garhwal. Roopkund is considered a mysterious lake- the large number of
skeletons in the bed of the lake and its vicinity continue to puzzle visitors.
Har ki Doon
Total trekking distance – 58km
Height reached- 3,512m
Total trek days – 5
This is a popular valley trek that can be enjoyed by people
of all ages. The views of the Swargarohni peaks and Bandarpunch range as well
as lush forests and meadows make for a scenic trek.
Nag Tibba
Total trekking distance – 36km
Height reached- 3,022m
Total trek days – 4
Believed to be the
abode of the nag devta, Nag tibba is a small peak which offers grand views.
There are several approaches and trails to scale the peak. The trek is quite
popular among many youngster who love to trek fast trekking and climbing to the
peak.
Here are some places which you can choose while you make
your plan for Trekking in India.
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