The land of Gods, Uttrakhand is hailed. In fact, it is a place of supreme beauty. Imagine a stage that slowly reflects dawn and light from the snow that melts in the background with temple glooming.
A Uttrakhand trek is a pleasure. It does not wear or tire you, but fills you with adrenaline and peace in the beautiful compound environment. The lush greenery looks like the snow makes the entire environment beautiful. What a marvelous pleasure! You’re full of excitement even by wondering about such beauty. So the last thing you want to do is to miss wondrous treks in Uttrakhand.
Kuari Pass Trek
Kuari pass Trek is the right trek for you if you are a beginner or novice. It is covered by old wooded paths. Thick forests full of alpine trees. Thick woods. There are outstanding campsites like Camping Chitrakantha in the heart of the forest or Camping Khullara in the background with Mt Dronagiri. There is also plenty of scenic mountain views. They cover the horizon, which is a photographic picture.
Chopta Chandrashila Deoriatal
This trek aims to calm the soul of the walker. This expedition takes you up to a maximum altitude of 13.1000 feet and is about 30 km away.This trek is flowers, in particular with rhododendrons of red and pink, and has a shade of fog. The entire trek is around the peak of Chandrashila. On the side of the lake, Deoriatal Lake is enchanting. Underneath the campsite is Mountain River’s sound like a relaxing lullaby. The panorama of attractive mountain peaks is beautiful.
When you start early in the morning and go home at night, the best experience to do the trek. Also available for the walk is Tungnath Temple, hailed as the highest Shiva Temple in the world. Chopta Chandrashila is an arduous trek, giving you the most amazing views of the Himalayas that will always remain a memory of.
Har Ki Dun Trek
The trek is full of celestial peaks, with plant and fauna on the way. This is Swargarohini’s only valley – I, II, III, Bandarpoonch and Blackpeak – all of which can be seen together. The Ruinsara peaks can also be seen from here. It takes approximately 9 days to complete this one among the moderately difficult walks in Uttrakhand, from 1949 up to 3,486 meters above sea level.
The trek is full of celestial peaks, with plant and fauna on the way. This is Swargarohini’s only valley – I, II, III, Bandarpoonch and Blackpeak – all of which can be seen together. The Ruinsara peaks can also be seen from here. It takes approximately 9 days to complete this one among the moderately difficult walks in Uttrakhand, from 1949 up to 3,486 meters above sea level.
Valley of Flowers Trek
You will experience a riot of colors during this trek. It’s because blue Primula and other Alpine flowers bloom freely. It is given rare and exotic Himalayan flora, as its name suggests. It’s like a natural bouquet. This trek of the Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and goes within dense forests surrounded by the river Pushpawati. It’s a photographic place.
The Hemkund Sahab, who is Gurudwara, is a thrilling climb. The Gurudwara language adds to the landscape. The best time to do this Uttrakhand trek during the mountains of July and August.
Nanda Devi East Base Camp Trek
This trek is located in the beautiful Kumaon district. This is a path to Nanda Devi, which is about 8000 meters high, the basis of India’s second highest summit. Every hiker coming from every part of the globe is grapevine. It’s one of Uttarakhand’s best treks.
This path to the base crosses the beautiful Milam Valley and leads along a number of old towns, alpine wilderness and glacial paths. At an altitude of approximately 4,200 m, the trek to the Nanda Devi East Base Camp leads to Milam. This once journey has always been framed by the splendid views of Rishi Parvat, Hardeol and Trishul. One of India’s most challenging treks, it needs proper training and equipment.
Adi Kailash & Om Parvat Trek
The mythological value of this trek in Uttrakhand is that this trek is considered to represent the religious OM symbol. This beautiful mountain in Dharchula district is 6191 meters high. It is believed to have a miraculous nature and is known as a spiritual and adventurous journey among devotees. It also looks like Kailash mount. It’s called ADI KAILASH because of this. The walk will usually take you from the picturesque Dharchula during the mountain season from June to October. You can enjoy the scenic beauty of Bhimtal at this Adi Kailash and Oms Parvat Yatra when you are on a visit to Pithoragarh. You may find hamlets like Lakhanpur on your way across Kumaon,
