WHAT IS TREKKING?

There are two types of trekking in India, the first is done on hills that pass through rocky paths, while the second is done on hill stations that are snowy. Yes, it is sure that both these types of trekking are adventurous and full of natural scenery.

1. KANGCHENJUNGA PEAK

This peak falling in Sikkim is covered with snow throughout the year. You can reach your destination by passing through Kangchenjunga National Park. The whole route is covered in snow, you will enjoy coming here in summer. The best time is from April to June and from September to November. Overall, the trekking here is breathtaking for 15 to 20 kilometers, which hardly anyone wants to miss.

2. FLOWER VALLEY

It is located in the Chamoli district in the state of Uttarakhand. This is a national park full of spectacular scenery, where millions of different varieties of flowers grow. The best time to visit is when it is raining or after the rainy season, don't get lost in the colorful atmosphere there. Trekking up to about 60 kilometers this place is one of the world's leading treks and every trekker's dream. It is also known as the Valley of Flowers, which has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

3. RAJMACHI

Trekking in Rajmachi has its own experience. This place is in the Lonavala region of Maharashtra and is completely surrounded by mountains. Here you can do group trekking. This track is the best destination for adventure lovers. After going here, you will forget the treks of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand.

4. KULLU VALLEY

Located in the state of Himachal Pradesh, this valley is mainly known for river rafting as well as trekking. Starting from the famous village Hampta here, the total 40 km trek to Lahaul-Spiti has many places of natural beauty. You will be drowned in the fragrance of wildflowers, the dense forest of deodar along with the plain and rocky path at a distance. You can visit here from May to November.

5. GOICHA LA

Goicha La, located in Sikkim, is known for its beauty. From here you can relax by watching the Himalayan peaks and the sunrise over Kangchenjunga. Trekking enthusiasts reach Goicha La every year and enjoy it a lot. In such a situation, if you are also planning to trek, then you can visit this place.

6. PARASHAR RIVER

Parashar River is the least popular of the Himalayan Tracks but this place is most known for its natural beauty. Parashar river is located on Dhauladhar hill. The most special thing about this river is that it flows not in one but in many colors, that is, the water of this river is colorful. This river got its name after the name of the sage Parashar. Sage Parashar meditated at this place. Here you can learn about the local fauna and the local culture. The pleasant weather here also attracts trekkers.

7. KODACHADRI

Kodachadri trek is located in the Shivamogga district of Karnataka. The natural beauty and mountains spread far and wide here will win your heart. You will have a lot of fun while trekking here. Trekkers come here from October to January

8. ARAKU VALLEY

Araku Valley Track in Andhra Pradesh is a very famous trek. Trekking here is quite an adventure therefore, trekkers must visit this place once. You will see greenery all around here. Built on the Eastern Ghats, this track is spread over an area of ​​about 36 km. Trekkers can visit here from October to February.

9. KEDARNATH

Kedarnath is one of the most beautiful Himalayan mountains, known for its majestic beauty and camping sites. If you are thinking of traveling somewhere during winter then Kedarnath is the best option. On the top of Kedarnath, you get to see such a beautiful view which you would have never seen anywhere in your life. The snow-clad plains here mesmerize the tourists.

10. LONAVALA

Located in Maharashtra, Lonavala which is a hill station, trekking of about 13 to 17 kilometers can be done in Rajmachi. Trekking to reach this famous fort passes through a difficult and rocky path, which is very picturesque. This fort was established by Veer Shivaji, you can visit here from April to October.