5 treks to try if you are a beginner in trekking
Take a look at one of the Valleys of Kullu and
Lahaul's stunningly contrasting views. From the 14,100-foot Hampta Pass, it
looks like a half-painted canvas. The Hampta Pass trail is a steep, rocky, and
vertical ascent that rewards hikers with breathtaking views of high-altitude
mountain lakes. Visit the stunning Chandratal Lake, which is surrounded by
peaks and meadows, and immerse yourself in its tranquil beauty. The trail to
the Hampta Pass is described as a pure Himachali trek because it passes through
thick jungle with colourful wildflowers and steep inclines.
The Kedartal Trek takes you through some of Hinduism's most
renowned mythological sites. This high-altitude Himalayan trek takes you to one
of the most spectacular glacial lakes and gives you a view of Mt. Thalay Sagar.
The Himalayan range's second most spectacular mountain. Camp near Kedartal
Lake, the source of the Kedar Ganga, which is fed by Thalaysagar, Bhrigupanth,
Meru, and many other surrounding peaks. The Kedar Ganga is famous for being
Shiva's contribution to Bhagirath for his noble cause, according to Hindu
legend. And, if listening to this does not move you, looking at the majesty of
Kedartal Lake will.
The Beas Kund Trek
route takes you through vast open fields and lush green meadows. This high
altitude mountain lake, named after the renowned sage Vyas (Beas River in
Hindi), is surrounded by glaciers and lies about 20 kilometres from Beas Kund.
The Beas Kund trek itinerary includes riverside camping in the middle of the
meadows near the Beas river. A fantastic location for stargazing. And, as the
seasons change in the valley, the beauty of the Beas Kund trail changes from green
meadows to a white sheet of snow. During the winter, the entire valley is a
recreation of the Kashmir Valley, complete with a trail through snow and to the
frozen Beas Kund.
Situated
at a height of 14,107 ft. the valley of flower is one of the famous tourist
sites. Equally famous internationally (especially Europeans), the Valley of
Flowers has been declared as the World Heritage Site in 2020 by UNESCO and is
one of the oldest trekking sites in India. The trek to the Valley of Flowers
begins with a long driveway from Haridwar to Govindghat. The 11-hour driveway
to Govindghati will be accompanied by the gushing water of the Alaknanda River.
And, due to such a long drive, you will be taking several small halts or stops
to acclimatize with the climate. As your body needs to adapt to the gradual
change in the atmosphere as you drive upward to the Valley of Flower.
Meanwhile, enjoy the refreshing views on the journey to your stay.
One
of the Char Dham Yatra, the Kedarnath Yatra trip is one of the holiest treks
across the nation, especially among the Hindu community. And with the amazing
views of snowy peaks and green lands, the Kedarnath Trip is popular among both
Pilgrims as well as Trekkers. The 4 days and 3 nights of Kedarnath Yatra,
begins from Haridwar, with a driveway to Guptkashi. The 8 to 9-hour driveway to
Guptkashi passes through two of the major confluences of Hindu mythology-
Devprayag and Rudraprayag. Experience driving adjacent to the Mandakini and
Alaknanda River, enjoying a thrilling driveway with the views of these
mythological rivers of India. The driveway ends at Sonprayag, marking the
beginning of the trek to the Kedarnath Temple with your first campsite at
Gaurikund. The Kedarnath Tour package from Sonprayag is abundant with majestic
peaks shadowed and hidden in the clouds. While the trail to Gaurikund witnesses
several naturally architected glacier caves. Make your final stop at the
Gaurikund, which is known for its natural hot spring. Also considered as the
holy dip, the ancient hot spring is usually preferred by the pilgrims and
travelers on their return trip from the Kedarnath Temple Tour. The hot spring
offers a perfect spot to ease yourself and relax from the fatigue through the
Kedarnath temple trip. Lastly, the trip to this 200 years old Kedarnath Temple
has covered trekking from Gaurikund to the Kedarnath
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