India has a vibrant landscape provides a great trekking experience to all adventure lovers. India has its trail through snowy mountains, forests, and mesmerizing valleys from beginners to experts, we have unique landscapes. The top 5 spots with breathtaking views are given below:
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Roopkund Trek, Uttarkand
Roopkund, also known as Mystery or Skeleton Lake, is known for its adventurous trekking experience. The trek starts with a glacial lake 16,499 ft above sea level. The bank of the lake is often found with human skeletons, which can be seen at the bottom of the lake when the glacier melts, adding mystery to the trek.
More research is done about this by many geologists and archeologists, they say they might be the remains of humans from the 9th-century hailstorm. The trekker views Trishul and Nandha Ghupti peaks, alpine meadows, and snowy mountains. A trekker who risks undertaking this trek will be rewarded with a marvelous view of the Himalayan range at the end of the trek. This trek requires a minimum of 6 days to complete. April to June will be the best time to visit.
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Chadar Trek, Ladakh
The Chadar Trek or the Zanskar Gorge Trek, located in the union territory of Ladakh, is a lifetime experience. During the winter, the trekker walks on the frozen Zanskar River, which is 11,000 ft above sea level. The trekker must be able to withstand extreme climatic conditions in winter. The overall trekking distance is 105 km, and a trekker can walk up to 16 Km per day. The best time to trek in these areas is from January to February.
It is best known for its beautiful frozen lake, hanging icicles, and snow-covered mountains which are the beauty of the whole trekking pathway.
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Valley of Flowers Trek, Uttarakhand
Valley of Flowers is a beginner trek with no risky trails. It became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004. with an altitude of 14,100 ft. It is a monsoon trek, best to visit between June and September. It is a 6-day trek. The entire region is covered with vibrant colorful flowers. It is an ideal spot to trek with your family and friends as a first-timer. It has 13 species of mammals and the most interesting part is that the Valley has around 520 varieties of plants. It is a paradise for a naturalist.
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Goechala Trek, Sikkim
A trekker who wants to admire the beauty of the Himalayas must take this trek It has an altitude of 16200 Km and also offers the majestic view of the highest peak in India, Mt.Kunjengengha. The four unique things you experience in this trek are a beautiful Sunrise on Mt. Kunjengengha, Rhododendron blossoms which are seen during spring, Samiti Lake, and also three suspension bridges - Mentogang, Pha, and Tshushay Khola.
The best time to trek here is between mid-March to May and September to mid-November. It is an 11-day trek covering a trekking distance of 90 Km.
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Hampta Pass Trek, Himachal Pradesh
The Hampta Pass Trek is from the Hampta Valley of Manali and into the reign of Lahaul. It includes rocky mountains, walls, glaciers, rhododendron flowers, meadows, and small lakes. It is a beginner-friendly trek. It has an altitude of 14,000ft and 26 Km of trekking. The trekking takes around 3 days to complete. The best time to trek here is between June and September.
Trekking is a must-try experience for everyone who loves adventures, mature admirer, and a cultural explorer. A trekker should be healthy enough to undertake risky treks and must be well-equipped with the supplements required for trekking. Do have a professional trekking guide with you for support. Do cherish thrilling memories when you visit these places!
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