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Best Trekking Things To Do In India In July

A tiny state and a charm of India, Meghalaya is tucked away in-between Assam and Bangladesh. Meghalaya is the place where nature has poured in abundance the gifts of rain and sunshine. It has umpteen spots to explore, where you can cherish its glory along the way.

Meghalaya is nestled between clouds, lush green forests and smoky hills, which will surely, enchant you while exploring the caves of Meghalaya. Meghalaya is just the one place for having 780 caves in the State, still many to be explored.

In the same hill, other caves in Meghalaya are the caves of Eocene Age - Krem Um-Lawan, Krem Kotsati, Krem Umshangktat, Krem Lashing, Krem Sweep. Prominent caves are set in the villages of Amlarem, Pdengshakap, Syndai, and Nongtalang. Caving in Meghalaya is a comparatively new escapade which attracts the number of tourists to India's northeastern state.

Caving in Meghalaya is only done under the guidance of a skilled cave guide.

Mountain biking is always thrilling experience, and when it happens in Meghalaya, even more so. This 5 day Meghalaya tour takes on an amazing mountain biking experience which comprises of on road as well as off road trails. It takes you through some fantastic, scenic locations, including the dense rainforests of Cherrapunji, well known for their living root bridges.

Exploring caves can be amazing experience, as you make your way through dark corners and beautiful natural structures. Meghalaya is home to one of the largest cave networks in South Asia. The cave exploration tour of Meghalaya takes you through the caves of Khasi Hills in Meghalaya. While there are experienced personnel to guide you at every step, it is nevertheless an experience not to be missed for the adventurous souls.One of the most popular places in Meghalaya is the Krem Liat Prah.

Meghalaya, the wettest state of India, is home to a large network of caves. There are as many as 400 natural caves to explore in the region. This Meghalaya tour takes you on a cave exploration tour in the Jaintia Hills trek of Meghalaya, which has the highest number of caves in the state. Explore the mystic that surrounds these caves, as you are guided by trained personnel at every step. One of the most popular places in Meghalaya is the Krem Liat Prah.

The scenic hill slopes of Meghalaya are perfect for trekking. Hiking between settlements of vivid hill folks will be memorable and interesting experience. The amphitheatre of the Indian Himalayas, Meghalaya comprises of all the resources to cope with the challenges of the preliminary instincts of holidaymakers. Apart from caving you can do trekking. Trekking can be enjoyed to the fullest in several regions of Meghalaya. Pass through dense and abundant forests of Meghalaya. The whole scenario will leave you spellbound. The stunning Khasi hills add charm to the region of Meghalaya. The middle part of the plateau consists the Khasi Hills has the highest summits.

The abode of clouds Meghalaya has a lot to offer you. Meghalaya is nestled with lush forests and orchids. Trekking in Meghalaya has been proved to be a striking experience. The hike is demanding but you will be rewarded with snow capped peaks and pleasant landscapes. There are possibilities to discover with rare species. The rich flora and fauna adds charm to this region. Guides are easily available. The alluring and the majestic terrains have rolling hills and pleasant waterfalls. Stunning place called Shillong is known as mini London. The main attraction is Shillong point. You will traverse through gorgeous and mystic lakes, woods.

The Abode of clouds- Meghalaya, reveals the climatic phenomenon. It brings torrents of rain to this region. A region of scenic beauty, Meghalaya has lush green areas, crumpling hills, fertile valleys, species, orchids, meandering rivers, waterfalls, sparkling mountain streams and lakes. The hills of Khasi boast of having the deepest and longest of the caves in South Asia. Visits of Meghalaya caves would be taken as a study, known as Meghalaya Adventurous Association. Seven days tour will make you explore various caves of Meghalaya. On the first phase, you will visit Synrang- Pamiang has five entrances and popular for its Titanic Hall.

Krem Liat Prah cave is one of 150 known caves in the Shnongrim Ridge of the Jaintia Hills district. Mawsmai Cave is the only show cave, enormously lighted. Another cave, Krem Lymput is known for its rich calcite formations and Mughal rooms. Krem Mawmluh is also called as Krem Mawkhyrdop, has five river passages of impressive proportions. Explore the Krem Mawjymbuin, which has become a holy shrine for Hindu. It is a famous place for Hindu pilgrims. Krem Chympe is a resurgence cave, the last part of this tour.

Start/End Point: Bhagsu Nag Taxi Stand

Start/End Time: 09:000 AM (Day1) & 12:00 PM (Day2)

Camp Location: Leta/Mana village Village (2.5 km before Triund)

About Triund:

- Triund is the easiest Himalayan trek. With breathtaking views of the Kangra valley and the snow covered Dhauladhar ranges, it is also very picturesque.

- Triund is the ideal destination for those seeking a hassle-free taste of trekking in the Himalayas. The trek can easily be done over a weekend.

- The trail to Triund is short but steep. The steep climb is well-compensated by refreshing walks amongst rhododendron and oak trees. There are also various songbirds in the forests along the trail which make it a birdwatcher’s delight.

About the Triund Trek:

- Get a chance to witness the many small hamlets and stream through the trek to Triund.
- Feast your eyes at the majestic view of the Dhauladhar ranges on one side and Kangra valley on the other
- Enjoy camping at a high summit and the clear night sky under the billions of stars. 
- Also, enjoy a small bonfire with your friends and the other trekkers in Alpine tents on double/triple sharing basis.
- Trek through some of the most beautiful forests of alpine and fir, Rhododendron and Oak.
- Get a chance to witness the rare flora and fauna of this region as you continue your Triund trek.
- Also, taste the local cuisine of this region while you head out for the trek to Triund.

Quick Facts:

How to reach the campsite?

You have to report at Bhagsu Nag Taxi Stand which is the starting point of the trek and it is around 3 km from Mcleodganj. Many local transports and private cabs are available from Mcleodganj to reach Bhagsu Nag.

Note: If the snow at the top of base camp is beyond the operator's control, the camping for the day will be organized in Dharamkot instead.

This Tour has 2 variants:
1) Hampta Pass Circular (4D/3N)
2) Hampta Pass with Chandratal (5D/4N)

Available Departure:-

July- 4,5,11,12,18,19,25,26,

August -1,2,3,8,9,11,15,16,17,18,22,23,24,25,31

September -1,7,8,14,15,21,22,28,29

October -5,6,12,13

About the Trek:

A quintessential trek for first-timers,the Hampta Pass trek is tailor made for those looking to experience the Himalayan adventures! The easiest access point for this trek is from Manali at an altitude of 14,100 ft, unlike most treks that start from a remote village.

Hampta Pass trekking is appealing mostly due to the fact that it connects the beautiful valleys of Kullu and Lahaul. The awe-inspiring landscapes and natural foliage of the region itself draws trekkers aplenty, not to mention the abundance of rare Himalayan birds and orchids spotted here.

Flourished with thick alpine forests, sprawling meadows, glacial valleys, this trek packs the punch of an idyllic adventure in the Himalayas. Moreover, trailing up to Hampta Pass also involves crossing through the high altitude alpine lake, reputed for its deep blue colour, called Chandratal. Another exemplary feature is the passage through the captivating Rohtang Pass that stands at an altitude of 13,000 feet and is enveloped in snow throughout the year, The best time to visit is in July to August.

It is being believed that in the entire planet if anyone has to find out a pristine mountainous landscape then Great Himalayan National Park will be the one. The shepherds, signs of animals covering, devoid of wildlife, denuded timber and overgrazing life comprises the entire national parks. The pressure of human population left the landscapes of Western China, Eastern Europe mountains, Tibet and Nepal from Andes. Here you can find snow leopard, bear, Himalayan Thar and Blue sheep. The unclimbed summits, unnamed ranges, wildflowers fulfilling endless fields and vast virgin forests are captivating billions of people in India.

Activities: Camping, Rock Climbing, Rappelling, Trekking, Bonfires, River Crossing, Fishing Demonstration, Wildlife, Bird watching, Rafting, Paragliding and what have you!

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Shiti Dhar (meaning White Peak) has a height of over 18,000 feet and it is the best possible peak that you want to go on if you want to start mountaineering. It is perfect for those trackers that like climbing experience but want to go on a great Himalayan Trek. The south face of the peak offers a very challenging and straightforward route. Shitidhar has an accessibility that makes it twice as attractive as others. Your base camp will be near Beas Kund, Beas source, and the location is 1 day trek away from the highly popular Manali. It is a climb that will offer incredible views of Hanuman Tibba, Indrasan, Pir Panjal and Deotibba.

Miyar valley is located in NW of Lahaul Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh. It extends over 100 kms from Udaipur to great Kang la pass. It is also known as the Valley of Flowers. Miyar valley is comparatively easy to reach by road and there are plenty of untouched things to explore which are still hidden to the outside world.

During summer cultivating green peas, potatoes and Barley is main cash crop in the valley. July and August is the prime time to explore this magnificent valley, blossoming with high altitude flowers, rare Blue poppy is quite famous among all.

We start trekking from Udaipur which is famous for wood carved Mrikula devi temple; and explore the little know Miyar valley. Start from Udaipur, we will drive to Chamrat, and start the trek to Chilling.

Beautiful Himalaya trek offers an excellent sojourn in this charming valley and a chance to glimpse magnificent Himalayan Flora and with luck, some fauna as well. Another interesting facet is added to this trek by the small, picture postcard villages that seem to cling to the mountainsides and look as if they are straight out of a fairytale.
 

About the Destination:

One of the most offbeat places in Himachal Pradesh, Kinnaur Kailash is a mystic valley with high rising snow glazed mountains and deep valleys. Located in the Himalayas, Kinnaur Kailash valley offers breath catching scenes when the first ray of the sun falls upon the snow clad mountains turning the blanket of the snow golden.

Although rugged and barren, the deep gaps between these majestic mountains are draped with the patches of the exotic coniferous vegetation which includes alpine species, and hardy grasses. This lush green sight is often explored by animals like yaks, dzos, Himalayan black bear and small ponies too.

About the Kinnaur Kailash Trek:

- The trek will take you at an altitude as high as 17,200 feet from the sea level during the hike.
- Kinnaur Kailash Trekking is made even more exciting with the arrival of Autumn when the entire valley is covered under the lush green outcome of the Monsoon which makes it one of the best times to plan your trekking.
- The distance covered during the Kinnaur Kailash trek is of around 14 KM which consists of moderate to high level of difficulty.
- The trek starts from Thangi village which serves as the base camp for the Kinnaur Kailash Trek and finishes off in Sangla.
- The places covered during the entire package are: Shimla, Jakhu Hills (Hanuman Temple, museum, advanced study hall), Kufri, Narkanda, Rampur, Sarahan, Thangi, Lamber, Charang, Lalanti, Base of Charang, Chitkul, Sangla (Kamru Fort)
Temperature:
- Day: -5 degrees celsius (winter’s minimum temperature) to 30 degrees celsius (summer’s maximum temperature)
- Night: -20 degrees celsius (winter’s minimum temperature) to 8 degrees celsius (summer’s maximum temperature)
- You will find an ATM in the Sangla Valley and it is advised to withdraw a handful of cash before continuing further.

Departure Dates: Every Weekend till September 2020

Start Point/End Point: Mcleodganj - Bhagsu Nag Taxi Stand.

Start Time/End Time: The trek starts at 10:00 AM on day 1 and ends around 12:00 PM on day 4.

About the Indrahar Pass:

Everyone knows, Himachal Pradesh is one of the most enthralling and adventurous destinations in the whole country, and there is no doubt about it! Sitting gracefully in the lap of the mighty Himalayas, this state is the home to several high mountain passes, peaks, and gushing rivers.

Indrahar Pass, perched at a towering height of 4,324ft above the sea level is one such mountain pass that entices trekkers from across the globe. Located in the Dhauladhar Range of the mighty Himalayas, this pass is also popular among the tourist due to the close proximity with Dharamshala.

About the Indrahar Pass Trek:

Originating from McLeod Ganj, this short, yet enthralling Indrahar Pass Trek will take you through the scenic marvels and opulent beauty of the Himalayan Ranges. Passing mostly through the Dhauladhar Range of the Himalayas, the trek gets over within 4 days and offers ample of challenges and difficulties.

In addition, to explore and discover the natural beauty and the fascinating charm of the high Indrahar Pass, the trekkers will also get to explore and enjoy camping around the Lahesh Caves on their way. The panoramic views of Dhauladhar and other Himalayan peaks are the add-ons of this astounding Indrahar Pass trek.

Quick Facts:

Temperature: Day: 12°C  - 18°C & Night: -6°C to 4 °C

Trekking distance:  35 km

Maximum Altitude:14,245 ft

Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult.

Electricity: Electricity is not available at the campsite

ATM: ATM is available at Mcleodganj.

Railway Station: Pathankot Railway Station is the nearest railway station which 85kms from Dharamshala.

Airport: Kangra Airport, Dharamshala

NOTE:

This trek can be availed at any day in a month provided the group size is above 4 people.

A tiny state and a charm of India, Meghalaya is tucked away in-between Assam and Bangladesh. Meghalaya is the place where the nature has poured in abundance the gifts of rain and sunshine. It has umpteen spots to explore, where you can cherish its glory along the way. Meghalaya is nestled between clouds, lush green forests and smoky hills, which will surely, enchant you while exploring the caves of Meghalaya.

Meghalaya is just the one place for having 780 caves in the State, still many to be explored. In the same hill, other caves are the cave of Eocene Age - Krem Um-Lawan, Krem Kotsati, Krem Umshangktat, Krem Lashinng, Krem Sweep. Prominent caves in Meghalaya are set in the villages of Amlarem, Pdengshakap, Syndai, and Nongtalang. Caving in Meghalaya is a comparatively new escapade which attracts a number of tourists to India's northeastern state. Caving in Meghalaya is only done under the guidance of a skilled cave guide.

Caves enhance the natural beauty of Meghalaya, located in most of the districts of Meghalaya. While exploring the caves, your journey will pass through the dark and murky interiors. Caves provide a sense of exhilaration to your journey. Attractions of Meghalaya include mainly the myriad tourist places. Some of the leading places of Meghalaya are Krem Mawmluh, Krem Phyllut, Krem Liat Prah, Mawsynram, Mawsmai and Siju.

These caves are of various formations. Nature has gifted these caves which are known as wonder. In this tour, you will be exploring Krem Mawkhyrdop, where cave fauna are un-comparable and represent one of the important components of biodiversity. Krem Dam is the broadest sandstone cave in the Indian sub-continent.

The only show Cave in Meghalaya is Mawsmai, stocked with light. Krem Lymput is rich with its calcite formations. The last phase of this tour is Krem Mawjymbuin, now known as a holy shrine.

Available Dates:

11-Apr-2021
5-May-2021
8-May-2021

About the Sandakphu Trek:

Known as another of the beautiful Himalayan trek Sandakphu Trek is a must do the trek for the adventure seekers and nature lovers. This trek takes after the well known Singalila Ridge, an eye-catching goad of high ground that lies at the southern end of a long peak, which keeps running down from the Kanchendzongha massif and structures the outskirt between Sikkim and Nepal. You will start this fascinating trek from New Jalpaiguri and then reach Manebhanjan from where you will start your trek. 

You will start trekking towards Tumling, on your second day which is one of the spectacular peaks of the Singalila Range. On your third day, you will trek to Kalipokhri covering a distance of around 9 km in 5 hours and the pass the Singalila National Park. On your fourth day, you will come across the amazing sight of the Sandakphu Peak, Mt Khanchendzonga, and Mt Everest. Standing tall these peaks will beckon you to stare at it for long. Get a chance to witness the majestic sunrise while during your trek.

On your fifth day, you will start your descending trek from Sandakphu to Srikhola. Keep admiring the beauty of the whole place as you continue trekking. You will also come across the spectacular panoramic views of Nepal Himalayas including Kanchendzongha range, Makalu, Everest, Lhotse, Janu, Chamlang, Baruntse and a host of Sikkim peaks all seen in one stretch. The awesome stroll along the edge is perfect for the learners/beginners, who need to investigate Darjeeling/Sikkim Himalayas. Your trek to Sandakphu will indeed be a lifetime experience.

About Sandakphu:

Located at an altitude of 11,941ft in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal, Sandakphu trek is popularly known as a ‘Trekkers Wonderland’. It is the highest region of West Bengal. This 6-day long trek takes you through the journey of Sandakphu through different picturesque locations which are untamed until now. Not just this during your trek catch the glimpse of the Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse and Makalu along with a diverse range of flora and fauna, contrasting views of snow-clad peaks and evergreen forests.  

This trek is considered as the highest trek in West Bengal. The trek route to Sandakphu goes all along the Singalila range and therefore this is also known as Singalila trek. During the trek, you will not only see the famous peaks but also Three Sisters and few other peaks of Nepal, Sikkim, Tibet and Bhutan in one single stretch of snow. Soak in the beauty of the region as you continue your trek and watch the towering peaks touching the sky. The cluster of Kanchenjunga forms the upper body and is popular among the people as The Sleeping Buddha.  

Your trek route lies along the border of India and Nepal. There is also the Singalila National Park where one can find a rare species like Red Panda and is a birder’s paradise. You will also find blooming Rhododendrons and Magnolia which will turn the forest with red, pink and white shades during spring and foliage hue during fall. The Sandakphu Trek is definitely the best trek you should try this season.

Sandakphu Trek Highlights:

- Sandakphu Trek is one of the most beautiful treks which will take you through some of the most unknown and unexplored parts of Sikkim and Nepal.

- During the trek, you will come across the Mt Everest the snow peak which is said to bears bequest of the mythical stairway to heaven.

- You will also have the chance to camp under the brilliant night sky and that too with a bonfire.

- Pass through the small streams and witness the beauty of the whole region.

- Stop for a while and meet the friendly locals of villages and learn about their day to day life.

- Get a chance to witness the majestic sunrise on your fourth day.

- You will also find blooming Rhododendrons and Magnolia which will turn the forest with red, pink and white shades during spring and foliage hue during fall.

Sandakphu Temperature: Day: 8°C to 15°C and Night: -5°C to 5°C

Sandakphu Trek Trekking Distance:  47km

Sandakphu Trek Altitude: 11,941ft

Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate 

Railway Station: New Jalpaiguri (NJP) is the nearest railway station 

Airport: Bagdogra Airport

ATM: You can withdraw money at New Jalpaiguri (NJP).

Beauty Of Himalayan Treks, A large part of Uttaranchal is situated below the range of Himalayas in the northern part of India with dense forests, rivers, peaks, mountains that enhances its beauty. Uttaranchal is a major tourist attraction. It is a perfect place to discover the nature at its best and explore it too.

When one walks through the un-explored settings and observes the nature around, its the part of Uttarakhand left behind. Seku village (5500 ft / 1700 mts), 2 hrs walk from Kuflon, an alternate trek route to Dodital, is one of the very few villages in the region to have been unscathed by the regular visits from the outsiders. Mainly an agro-dependent economy, it has started moving towards greener pastures. The settings of the village offer a mix of the past and the encroaching modern influence.

A village named Kuflon, is a well known eco-Friendly nature camp that is about 12 kms from Uttarkashi. It is located about 2 kms from a place called Sangamchatti at an altitude of 5000 ft. Its the part of Uttarakhand. Kuflon must be explored by outdoor activities of camping, bird watching, trout angling that gives a unique experience of thrill and adventure. The narrow stream called Assi Ganga flows through the hills that abounds in Brown trout and is favourable for the adventurous sports for tourists visiting Kuflon. The best season to visit this place is from September till July ending. This is the time for nature sports and time to enjoy incomparable hospitability from the villagers.

Known as the most beautiful trek in the world with the blue Primula, Valley of Flowers Uttarakhand is a must do trek for you. Tucked up at a high altitude this trek is renewed with the Mountaineers and adventure seekers.  Blessed with exotic flowers, faunas and magnificent views this Valley of Flowers trek will take you to the world of snow clad mountains and high cliffs. High in the grand Himalayas of the Garhwal district sprawls this captivating valley. The best time to do the Valley of Flowers trek is during the month of mid-July to mid-August.  

For this Valley Of Flowers trek, you will have to trek from Govindghat, on the route to Hemkund Sahib, up to  Ghangaria which is quite an exhilarating climb. Catch the glimpse of the Himalayan beauty while you head out on this trek. At an altitude of 14,400 ft, you will come across the large clear water lake which will make you stare at it for long. This hidden jewel is a unique habitat and home to millions of species of wildflowers such as saxifrages, sediams, lilies, poppy, calendular, daisies, geranium, zinnia and petunia.  Not just this you will come across varieties of colourful butterflies as you continue your Valley of Flowers trek. 

This valley is at an altitude of 3250 m and above. This valley is also a core zone of Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve with an expanse of 87.5 sq km which is just a colourful paradise with alpine flowers. According to the legends, it is believed that this is the place where Pawan Putra Hanuman had collected Sanjeevani Buti to cure Laxman.  Listen to the sound of birds chirping and the musical sound of the stream during the Valley of Flowers trek. The soothing breeze and the enchanting beauty lure away the nature lovers and the photography lovers. 

This valley was also declared as a National Park in 1982 and is a world heritage site. One can also find a variety of rare and endangered species of animals like Asiatic black bear, brown bear, snow leopard, blue sheep and more. With the backdrop of the mountains and the scenic trail, you will feel as you have definitely landed in the land of fairies.

Valley of Flowers Trek Highlights:

- Blessed with the verdant beauty, valley is filled with 300 different types of flowers.

- Get a chance to witness the vivid flora and fauna of the region like brahamkamal, saxifrages, sediams, lilies, blue poppy, calendula, daisies, dog flower and brown bear, blue sheep etc.

- Catch the glimpse of the famous Hathi Parvat and Saptrishi peaks while you head out on this trek.

-  Meet the local people and learn about the culture of this region. Also, do share a cup of tea with them.

- While at Hemkund Sahib take a dip in the holy water and purify your soul.

Quick Facts About Valley of Flowers Trek:

Maximum Altitude: 14,400 ft

Temperature: Day: 12°C-20°C and Night: 4°C-10°C

Valley of Flowers Trek Distance:  47km

Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate 

Valley of Flowers Trek Starting and Ending Point: The trek starts and ends at Joshimath

Railway Station: Haridwar is the nearest railway station 

Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun

Base Camp: Govindghat

ATM: Joshimath is the last place where ATM is there.

There are two different variants available with this package as given below:

Variant 1: Valley of Flowers Trek Ex Joshimath- Rs. 6500/- per person

Variant 2: Valley of Flowers Trek Ex Haridwar- Rs. 9200/- per person

How to reach?

Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun serves as the nearest airport to Haridwar. Local vehicles can be availed from outside the airport to reach Haridwar by road from Dehradun.

Departure Dates:

About the Valley of Flower :

Get swept away into a floral fairytale world. A trek to Valley of Flowers greets with an array of colourful blossoms and a charming network of streams lacing dewy meadows. The backdrop of snow kissed mountains further adds to the charm. Huddled in the celestial like West Himalaya, Uttarakhand, the trek to Valley of Flowers opens up around 300 types of endemic alpine flowers and a rich range of flora.

A nature lover's paradise, Uttarakhand allures with a dramatic landscape of quaint lakes, meandering rivers, lofty mountains and rising peaks of Hilamlayas. The serene atmosphere further lends in a distinct character.

Lolling over a good 87.5 square kilometres, the area was declared a national park in 1982. Heralded as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the entire valley comes alive when the snow melts. Over here, you will also come across endangered species as such as Asiatic black bear, snow leopard, brown bear and also the blue sheep. At 3600 meters above the sea level, the Valley of Flowers makes for an engaging trekking destination.

About the destination:

A gateway to floral paradise, the Valley of Flowers is one of the most beautiful botanical gardens in India, and is privileged the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site! Nestled atop a breathtaking altitude of 14,400 ft., the valley is home to countless exquisite floral species that carpet the trails. A crisscross of white, purple, blue, yellow and red paints the verdant canvas of the trek, while towering Himalayan massifs stand guard throughout. A blend of enchanting aromas from the carpeting flowers swirl through the valley, putting trekkers in a daze.

Enhancing the fantastic beauty of the trail are several streams that wind through the splendid meadows. The landscape of the trek is beautifully woven with stellar grasslands, idyllic lakes and the rising magnificence of snow-clad Himalayan giants. Monsoons breathe a new life into the valley, which morphs into an expansive quilt of blossoming flowers.

Another alluring highlight of the trek is the alpine lake of Hemkund Sahib, huddled high in the laps of the Himalayas. The lake demands a thrilling climb, which you traverse while dreaming away of the delicious hot langar (meal) that awaits you at the Gurudwara Sri Hemkund Sahib.

The trek to Valley of Flowers begins from a little hamlet called 'Govind Ghat, sitting in close proximity to Joshimath. Experience six days of pure, uninterrupted Himalayan bliss, cocooned in the embrace of nature. A botanist's wildest dream, and a nature lover's paradise, a trek to the Valley of Flowers will leave you with a lifetime of memories, some in your camera rolls, and some forever tucked away in you heart. If you’re looking for your next big Himalayan adventure, the Valley of Flowers will quench your thirst like no other.

Quick Facts:

Altitude: 14,400 ft

Temperature: Day: 12°C-20°C and Night: 4°C-10°C

Trekking Distance:  37km

Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate 

Starting and Ending Point: The trek starts and ends at Govindghat

Railway Station: Haridwar is the nearest railway station 

Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun

Base Camp: Govindghat

ATM: Joshimath is the last place where ATM is there.

If you are looking for the ultimate level of river running in todays India, Total Tons Tonnage River Expedition is the place where your search ends. The distinguishing quality of this trip is its throughout consistent whitewater quality situated in some unbelievable high mountain landscape. Several torrents are flowing in these mountains which range right from Class III to V. This is not it. Amazingly, its whitewater sections are separated from others by an approximation of hundred yards flat water; making it perhaps the most methodological raft tour in the mountains of Himalayas.

Its adrenaline highs and utopian white water of 120 kms raises the standard of this expedition from all other expedition experiences. In fact, it gives a tough competition to the finest of waters across the world.

Not just the river tour but the trip is preceded by cozy noon where you can enjoy short hikes into the leafy alpine forests along with camps in calf high mint and marijuana. This started in 1986 by Jack Morison in form of an excursion of California, White Magic. The best month for planning this out is suggested to be may. So, every interested person, especially the diehard rafter will never forget this soulful experience with thrill and joy.

Sunder Dhunga Valley means the Valley of beautiful stones. The trek is a little more meticulous than its better known cousin's of Pindari and Kafni. Once we reach the top, we will have all the answers regarding its name. It is visited by many tourist who come to Uttaranchal.

The valley Sunderdhunga lies along Sunderdhunga gad (Stream) which sticks together the Pinder River just below the Khati village. There is a village called as the last village on the Sunderdhunga valley, which is just 7 km away from Khati. Beyond Jatoli there is nature at its best Rippling streams, waterfalls, undisturbed wildlife and open meadows. Apart from this, there is a towering southern ring on the Nanda Devi Sanctuary whose peaks like Mrigthuni, Maiktoli, and Panwali Dwar are adjoined together with sharp ridges and hanging glaciers, dominate the Sunderdhunga valley. The upper reaches of the valley open at the meadows of Kathalia where local shepherds move in with their flocks during summer. The lush green meadows named Bal Top and forest of Rhododendrons and Juniper can be seen while travelling.

Siladoooni is used mainly as pastoral ground by the local villagers for gazing. The campsite is surrounded with thick forest and is home to barbets, thrushes, woodpeckers and a variety of Himalayan bird species. The water holes made by the villagers for their cattle are favorite with the wild animals and a chance to catch them at these water holes is high for the early risers.

This is an area which has been attracting people for centuries. Our journey will commence from New Delhi to Kuflon via Haridwar and then to Siladooni. The best seasons to visit this place are summer - from March to June; and autumn - from September to November.

Tons Valley, located west of Garwal Himalaya, is a thick forest of pine and deodar mixture. The valley remains a tourist center.Ruinsara Lake engulfed by several glittering peaks is actually serene haven.The area being a section of great Govind Sanctuary, this place is filled with Indians diverse wildlife and it stays the heart of nature and bird watchers.Villages made of unique wooden carvings along the highway perplex watchers. Ruinsara Lake lies within the popular Swargrohini ranges and this place is nearly married by Hindu Mythology. The famous route carries historic weight as it remains part of Mahabharata Legendary epic.

Talk of heroes like Pandavas, who roamed in this region when they were serving 14 exile years. The Swargrohini trekking is the joyous, easiest and popular in the entire Garhwal Himalayas. Several alternatives exists whether to proceed directly to Himachal Pradesh or change direction to valleys like Garhwal. While trekking along Tons valley you will probably notice high mounts and thick forests surrounding this wonderful area.There are many such beautiful places in Uttaranchal. Binsar, Dodital etc. are some of them.

The trekking camp 'Rhododendron Trek' is presented at Devariyatal, Uttaranchal. It is a short easy trek running parallel to the high Himalayan Treks. In this trek you walk though verdant tropical and alpine forests where a great variety of orchids and rhododendrons and primuleas carpet the alpine terrain.

We can begin a trek here for the upper areas of the Langtang Valley. Nine species of Rhododendron can be seen in this region. An easy 4 km trek from there takes one up to the Barsey Rhododendron Sanctuary. Rhododendron Trek - a trek adorned with beautiful resplendent flowers of rhododendrons grown in their full bloom. This fabulous Uttaranchal trekking of the valley offers a wide scope of bafflement. Our tour starts from Haridwar to Chopta. Rhododendron locally known as Guras is the delight of the Eastern Himalayan mountains.

Milam Glacier is a major glacier of the Kumaon trekking in Himalaya. It is situated in the tehsil of Munsiyari, part of the Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand, India, about 15 kilometres northeast of Nanda Devi.

The base for Milam Glacier is Munsyari (2290 Meters) in Pithoragarh district. From Munsyari the trek will take us to downhill along Gori Ganga River. From Bogdiyar to Rilkot, there is a thickly forested region where the land opens into the Gori Ganga Valley. While crossing Gori Ganga River below Burfu Village, we will observe an uninterrupted view of Nanda Devi and Hardeol peaks up to Milam Glacier.

This mixed glacier system is the source of the Gori Ganga River, and offers breathtaking views of an area that abounds in natural beauty. The last point of Milam Glacier at 3872 meters is the nodal point for a variety of high grade routes and peaks.

Passing through the vibrant valleys of the Gori Ganga and the high alpine meadows, one cannot resist admiring the impressive waterfalls and forests of Rhododendron, conifers, chestnut and bamboo.

Situated in Kuflon, Uttaranchal, Mandanbitti is the highest peak that offers a heavenly view of the great Himalayan ranges. Some years back it was a part of the Varuna yatra (a local circular pilgrim route). With changing times it fell out of the circle, making Varuna yatra possible in one day. It is surrounded by beautiful meadows spread across the magnificent green blanket of grass and bright flowers. It offers a view of the surrounding regions.

The Himalaya trekking are a cluster of several unclimbed peaks with an altitude varying anywhere between 6000m to 7000m. At 10450 feet, Mount Madanbitti is a challenge to the trekkers as well as tourists who are looking for a bit of an adventure. The 4-day journey begins in the tents at Kuflon where in the base is set for the camping process. Thereafter several activities like Trekking, watching sunrise from the mountain top, camp-fire, sleeping in the tents are some fun filled activities can look forward to.

Mandanbitti is an mountaineers paradise with the best of the peaks to climb on and the Friendly weather makes it easier to perform the tasks. A trekkers hotspot, it is loaded with activities like trekking Uttaranchal, climbing, Rafting, angling.

This is a trail that goes from a glacier to the next, taking you to the Badrinath and Gangotri holy shrines while you also pass Kalindi. Most of the walk is located over ground and you will be able to view a part of high altitude wildlife. Camps are set up near small glacial lakes. The average walking altitude is 4500 meters and you will sleep at freezing temperatures for around 10 days.

It is highly advised that adventurous and very fit trekkers will go through Kalindi Pass. There is a necessity to have mountaineering and high altitude trekking expeditions of India are fundamental ability. You will experience something rare since even seasoned climbers have problems with this pass. However, if you can do it, you will love every second of it.

Har - Ki - Doon is located in the Western Ganges of the Garhwal Himalayas, at the base of the Fateh Parvat, at an altitude of 3,556 meters. This is a cradle shaped Valley, which is bounded by dense forests of pines and gleaming mountain peaks.

The Hanging Valley of Gods is a luxury for those who love Trekking. This modest trek would take us to one of the least explored regions of Garhwal. The scenic beauty and the glistening snow-clad Swarga-Rohini peak is the main attraction.

As Har-Ki-Doon drops within the Govind wildlife Sanctuary, a wild life enthusiast is sure to strike gold. This sanctuary is a delight to not just bird-watchers but also ardent nature lovers. Also located in the Fatch Parva region, in one of the most beautiful villages, is the skilfully carved temple, bestowed to Duryodhana, the Kaurava prince from the Hindu mythology.

The livelihood of the local populace is farming rice, rajma and charas. They make use of the wood of Deodar tree for their house. We can find many people using Hookah for smoking. One can smell of pine while having hookah. Similar treks like the Chopta Tungnath trek are also very popular.

Ladakh and Zanskar form the western edge of the Tibetan plateau and are popularly known as the Little Tibet due to the similarity of the culture and the high altitude desert landscape. Politically, this region forms a part of India, though the religious head is still the Dalai Lama.

This trek goes into the hidden kingdom of Zanskar. The trek offers close encounters with Zanskari life, passing interesting villages with their little gompas on practically every day of the trek. The route also takes in eight high passes and, depending on the time of the year, up to a dozen river crossings including the Zanskar river.

Lamayuru is a beautiful place. The flora and fauna is also similar to Tibet and is quite distinct from the rest of the Himalayas. The region, being beyond the reach of the monsoon, is dry with sparse vegetation. Willow groves and poplars are found near villages. Bushes of eidelberry, wild strawberry and sage brush are also common. The fauna includes marmots, blue sheep and ibex and an occasional snow leopard, besides many birds of prey.

It is one of the popular treks, which leads to the Zanskar Valley. The trek takes one through the many Zanskar villages and various monasteries there in. A slow ascent up to the pass and then a steep descent to the Tsarap River brings one right into the heart of the Zanskar. The trail follows the river most of the way.

We will drive from New Delhi to the lush and exotic Kullu Valley crossing the Rohtang Pass to reach the start of the trek at Darcha. Towards the western end of the Himalayas a series of continuous mountain ridges, comprising scores of 6000m (20000 foot) peaks forms an effective barrier between the Indian provinces of Lahaul and Ladakh. Linking these contrasting mountainous regions is a Ladakh trekking route that provides one of the great challenges of the Indian Himalayan Treks.

We head north across the Shingo La into the ancient kingdom of Zanskar which is famous for its hardy inhabitants and starkly beautiful landscape. On the way one can encounter a row of isolated villages and numerous wonderful Buddhist monasteries, notably at Phuktal, Lingshet and Lamayuru. As a finale to what is unquestionably one of the world's most classic Indian trekking experiences, one can also plan to explore the fascinating and legendary Ladakhi capital of Leh.

The trek from Chumathang to Yaya Tso Trek takes 6 days and the best time to do it is from Mid June to September. We drive from Leh to Chumathang in 4 hours. Chumathang is well known for its springs. It has medical importance but the use of water here is also done to wash clothes. The Chumathang village is not very far from the springs and a small monastery nearby can be a good place to explore.

From Chumathang we walk across the village, cross the animal pastures, get a chance to spot wildlife like blue sheep and marmots and take in some amazing sights of natural beauty. After 5 hours we arrive at Gangra. Next stop is Sumdo that takes 4 hours. Sumdo is where three valleys merge together. It is a sight to behold and surely a place to pitch up tents for the day.

From Sumdo we leave for Phayalung. It takes about 8 hours for the trek to complete. Climb to Choku La is pretty tough hence we start early in the morning. From Phayalung we trek to Yayatso. We come across several shepherds, a gorgeous flowing river, a desert plateau and then the village Yaya. The lake near this village is called Yaya tso. We drive down to Mahe halting to visit the nunnery and then go straight to Leh.

The duration of trek from Brandy Nalla to Hemis is about 13 days. The best time to do this trek is from mid June to End of September. The journey begins at Manali where we drive through Sarchu. We cross the Baralacha Pass and camp at Brandy Nalla, the start of this trek. The next place we trek to is Jukta, a short leisure trek which will help us in acclimatizing.

From Jukta we move to Morang la, the highest point in the trek. The trek is moderate. We follow the Bans river and arrive at the camping base. From Morang La base we take a steep climb and reach Morang La (5300 ft). The trek from here onwards is an easy down hill climb until the Lun valley. From Lun we trek to Lungmo Che at 4000 mt. En route this place it is likely to encounter nomadic groups.

From Lungmo Che we go to Yar La and from there we arrive at Dat. Sorra is the next stop. On the way we will visit the Gelukpa monastery at Dat village. A short trek from here and we arrive at the mid camp called Zalung Karpo La. The next morning we leave for Langtan Chu. The trek takes 7-8 hours. Next day again start the trek to Nimaling. To reach there we cross two ridges. Spend an entire day lazing around in Nimaling. From Nimaling we will go to Kangmarula and then to Chogdo.

Next day trek until we reach Shang and then drive to Hemis monastery. After visitng Hemis, drive to Leh and return back home.

Yercaud is a hill station just 35 km away from Salem, Tamil Nadu. It offers a pleasant getaway to tourist with its scenic beauty, pristine ambience and an enchanting list of fun activities such as boating and sightseeing. In addition to the Yercaud Lake, this holiday destination offers a bountiful list of rejuvenating places to visit and escape the roughness of corporate life.

About the Resort :

Situated on a hilltop, this property overlooks the whole town offering the panoramic view of the town and the Yercaud Lake. Away from the hustle and bustle of city-life, the Hill Resort is one of the immaculate destinations for a corporate team outing. Friendly staff, great hospitable service and the inclusion of luxury and comfy amenities make this resort a perfect getaway from the boardrooms and its stresses. 

Evolution of Technology Theme:

Rise above the rest and make use of your imagination.  This fun activity revolves around how technology has evolved from the Stone Age to our High-Tech world. It is here that the team members get to use their innovative abilities and get an opportunity to bond. As this type of project requires many skills sets to ensure success, a team that strives to utilize each member’s strengths is that one that will shine.

In this theme, the different teams start working from the Stone Age and eventually rise to Civilization and High-Tech World. During this event, they will pass through 3 Ages, i.e. Stone Age, Iron Age and Nuclear Age, Nuclear Age being the most recent. As you and your group pass through each age, the behaviour, clothes, language see a change accordingly. At every age, the teams need to work on a different war cry. For every stage, there is a task that needs to be finished which will allow them to move in to the next. The three levels are.

Stone Age

The prop for this theme is a piece of rag. Here the task given is relatively simple. You and your team will have a build a man pulled cart that will assist the entire team in crossing over to the next age.

Iron Age

Get into the zone of the age with a long hat. At this stage, the activity gets complex. You and your team members need to build the bicycle with the materials given and travel to Nuclear Age.

Nuclear Age

Teams must build a car and successfully test its functionality, with one person sitting and others pushing.

The thrilling game ends here. The team that manages to complete all the tasks first and come out with ingenious designs is the one that will emerge as triumphant one.

About Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek:

For the ones who are planning how to make your vacation special, this Deo Tibba trek is the perfect option for you. This six-day trek starts from Manali and takes you through several moraines, wild forests, and steep climbs. Deo Tibba Base Camp trek is one of the most picturesque treks in the Himachal region which offers landscapes ranging from alpine forests, meadows (locally known as thatch), waterfalls, moraines and a high altitude lake with blue water known as mini-Chandratal (4480m). 

About Deo Tibba Base Camp:

The Deo Tibba Trek offers great view of snow-clad peaks of Deo Tibba (6001m) and Indrasan (6220m) along with the glaciers of Jagatsukh and Deo Tibba. If the idea of trekking to Deo Tibba brings out the vision of scenic mountains and lush meadows and beautiful peaks, then you have indeed landed up at the right place. Chikka, Seri, Tainta, and mini Chandra Tal are the scenic destinations of your trek which give you ample time to observe the purest form of nature abundant with alpine flowers, the glimpses of the famous peaks, the rivulets and the popular Ravi River. Camping amidst the landscapes will be an entertaining option as well to sleep under the sky looking at the twinkling stars. 

Also, for the shutterbugs and the nature lovers, this trek is just another heaven. The sterile scenery in the upper regions and the green valley below make the trail awe-inspiring. Spend some time staring at the distant peaks or just admire the stunning waterfall you will definitely fall in love with this Deo Tibba trek.

Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek with Hampta Pass Highlights:

- Get a chance to witness the many small hamlets and stream through the trek.  Feast your eyes as you witness the beauty of the whole region from the top

- Enjoy camping at a high summit and the clear night sky under the billions of stars. Also, enjoy a small bonfire with your friends.

- Trek through some of the most alpine and forests of fir, Rhododendron, and Oak.

- Get a chance to witness the rare flora and fauna of this region as you continue your trek.

- Feast your eyes at the majestic view of the magnificent snow-capped mountains of the Pir Panjal range of Himalayan Mountains.

- And also meet the local people here and share a cup of tea while you learn about their culture.

- Also, taste the local cuisine of this region while you head out for this trek.

Quick Facts About Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek:

Temperature: 10 to 15 degrees in the morning and -2 to 5 degrees at night

Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek Distance:  75km

Maximum Altitude: 14,000ft

Deo Tibba Trek Difficulty Level: Moderate 

Base Camp: Khanol

Railway Station: Jogindernagar railway station is the nearest railway station from to Manali.

Airport: Bhuntar Airport, Kullu

About the Destinations:

If the world ever becomes too much for you and you want to go to a place that is untouched by the whims of humanity, The Darcha Padum trek is waiting for you. The natural beauty of the valley is so overwhelming that it has even made the hearts of the residents here, pure and unassuming. What makes Darcha to Padum trek a must go destination is the fact that due to its isolation, it only has access to the rest of the world for 5 to 6 months each year. The scenic valleys, lilting streams, rocky canyons and towering mountains make up the virgin beauty of this paradise.

The prosperous heritage of Ladakh and Zanskar valley is further sanctified by the Phuktal Monastery, which crops up on a narrow edge of a cliff showing great architectural skill. However, this beauty is soon to evaporate into the pages of history due to infrastructure work connecting Zanskar and Himachal valley. Enrich yourself by embarking on this once in a lifetime opportunity!

Duration of the Tour: 11N/12D

Meal Types: Veg

Activities: Trek

Highest Altitude: 5,090 meters

Temperature Range: 15 - 30oC

Difficulty Level: Moderate

The trek to Himachal Pradesh offers an implausible look into the pin valleys and Spiti valleys. From Kullu, we would descend to the Spiti valley, Gompa and all the other adjoining villages. The landscape transforms radically after you cross the bhaba pass.

The empty land is now filled up with dense forests of cedar as well as pine. Kunzum la and Rohtak pass gives us an amazing insight to the beauties of nature.

Visit the dhankar monastery which is a famous monastery. Rest at the base camp and continue to trek at the Bhawa Pass. Then you would come across the Bhawa River. The trek would end here at Shimla- once capital of the British.

North of the Great Himalayan Treks, amongst a tangled knot of jagged mountains, lies a rugged and fascinating land, the once independent kingdom of Zanskar. Sandwiched between the Indus Valley and the main crest of the Indian Himalaya, this remote and inaccessible setting well guarded by snowy mountain passes, has kept alive an archaic form of Tibetan Buddhism which flourishes in chain of far-flung monasteries, most of which occupy spectacular fortified locations, high on rocky ridges in isolated valleys.

On the way you get to visit some ancient monasteries dramatically built on jagged hillsides and also stop and meet the Friendly Zanskari inhabitants. Quaint villages, high grassy meadows, a few crystal clear springs, shimmering snow clad mountains and the beauty of the desolate landscape makes this a fascinating trek.

Lovely high meadow camp sites and dry desert land, high passes and snow-capped peaks stunning scenery, Buddhist monasteries and picturesque villages with their irrigated fields of barley and potatoes, and fascinating encounters with the Zanskari people turn a trek in this area into an unforgettable experience.
 

Pick-up Point: Mall Road Manali

Drop-off Point: Bir Bus Stand or Dharamshala Bus Stand

About the Bara Bhangal Trek:

Bara Bhangal trek will offer you the chance to explore the mighty Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges and provide you the best opportunity to become familiar with the quaint and remote culture of the local dwelling in the villages in the valleys. You will traverse through Indrasan and Bara Shigri glacier. We trek through Lama Dugh crossing Thanpri Tibba, Base of Kalihani Pass, Devi ki Marhi, Dal Marhi, and finally the destination that is Bara Bhangal.

The first day of the eleven days will be taking you through the thick forests but offers you the distinct views of multiple peaks at the distance and the alpine plateau studded with thick growth of alpine flowers in the last leg. 360-degree views of Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal Ranges can be obtained from Kalihani.

The trails then go through the Ravi River and the wide deodar forest encircling it and Bara Bhangal is a large village in the valley with beautiful surroundings. From Bara Bhangal, the trails will go to Mardh crossing the big pass Thamsar and other unavoidable forests of birch and pine and also the untouched Thamsar glacier. The glimpses of Kangra Valley from the top of Thamsar will share some more energy to you to accomplish the mission of completing the trek with the utmost thrill.

About the Bara Bhangal:

Bara Bhangal Trek is limited to people experienced in traveling in the rugged backcountry and with the solid know-how of hiking and camping. One of the more challenging routes, it takes one from the lush green Kullu valley to the stark landscapes of Bara Bhangal range. But for the trouble taken, it is a very fruitful trek for the people who are looking for isolated and in-tune-with-nature routes.

As you reach the summit to witness the glorified visuals provided by the peaks will make you think that all the struggles were worth and they have been paid off well. Indrasan, Deo Tibba, Hanuman Tibba, and many more are the magnificent contributors of scenery you will see from the top of Bara Bhangal. The horizon at the farthest enriches the moments you spend here treating your eyes with multiple serene views.

Quick Facts About Bara Bhangal Trek:

Trekking Distance:  30km

Maximum Altitude: 16,070ft

Temperature: 4°C to 18°C

Bara Bhangal Difficulty Level: Difficult

Railway Station: Joginder Nagar Railway Station, 166 km from Manali is the nearest railway station 

Airport: Bhuntar Airport, Kullu

This trek takes around 9 days. The best time to do this trek is from Mid August to End of September. The highest point in this trek is Parang La. The highlight of this trip is Monks, monasteries, people and villages. In the entire trip we interact with several locals, enjoy the local food and enjoy the natural landscapes.

During the first day we drive to tsomoriri lake via Chumathang. From there we walk to Korzok that almost feels like walking on the beach. The path is rocky and sandy since morning. Spotting of wild asses are pretty strong in this area.

The next stop from Kyangdam is Skitpodangsa, We trek through Chumik Sharte and then reach Parangchu. The next stop from here is Getpabazuk. It takes 5-6 hours to cross the river. From here we next to move to Tarangyokma. Our next stop is Kharsagongma and from there we trek to Parang la base. The entire thing takes 3-4 hours.

The next stop is Takkarzong via Parang La. We traverse to an awesome natural surroundings, through glaciers, walk southeast for 3 hours and arrive at the destination. The next day reach Thangltak and from there we arrive at Kibber.

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Departure Dates:

If you are ready to accomplish the high altitude Stok Kangri trekking expedition, then here is a wonderful opportunity. The 9 day Stok Kangri trek package will be starting as you reach Leh on the first day and acclimatization is the crucial part of any Ladakh trek. Especially when you are prepared to do Stok Kangri trek, then this is mandatory. 

The trek starts with a walk to Stok Village firstly which will surely present before you the best sights of the village life. Chang Ma being the destination for the start day of the trek to Stok Kangri, it would be giving you the proper welcome to get enthralled by the nourished scenery. The whole trek passes through the barren grey landscape of Ladakh. Mankhorma, the Base Camp and the training days are the next targets on the expedition. 

After going through numerous green filled patches and chilling water bodies, you will reach Stok Kangri. The route will take you through multiple glaciers and steep slopes until you reach the summit ridge. You will be trekking on an average of 9-12 hours every day for fulfilling the dream trek to Stok Kangri. After completing the trek, you will be returning through the same route and reach Leh and wind up the exotic expedition with plenty of good memories.

About the Destination:

Stok Kangri trek has a magnificent attracting power so that those who have not done any high altitude treks before will also wish to climb this highest trek-able summit located at a height of about 20100 feet. The pathways to Stok Kangri Peak show us multiple thrilling sights including the lofty mountains in the Himalayas and it is a dreamlike destination for all adventure admirers. It is considered to be one of the most fascinating places in India and Ladakh is the parent of this high peak.

It gained popularity very recently due to the adventure and tremendous excitement it imposes to each trekker come its way. The deserted surroundings and the trails with plenty of ridges contribute a lot to make the entire region look amazing. When it comes to winter, Stok Kangri starts embracing beauty unlike any other high altitude possible can do with the help of thick snow cover all around it. From the summit, you will see the whole of Zanskar and the Indus Valley very clearly.

Quick Facts About Stok Kangri Trek:

Temperature: The temperature varies from -20 to 10 degrees. Please keep in mind that the above information is not exact and does not account for sudden changes.

Trekking Distance:  40km

Maximum Altitude: 20,100 Ft.

Stok Kangri Trek Difficulty Level: Difficult

Stok Kangri Trek Starting and Ending Point: The trek starts and ends at Leh

Airport: Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, Leh

Base Camp: Leh

About the Bhaba Pass Trek:

The Bhabha Pass trekking package for 8 days starts at Kafnu after you reach there from Shimla. Kafnu is a tiny hamlet in the Bhabha Valley, Kinnaur. The beginning of the Bhaba Pass trek will showcase apple orchards, meadows and an abundant natural beauty on the way to Mulling, a specific point you will camp at during the trek. From Mulling to the next stop that is Kara, you will go through some of the adventurous moments like river crossing and nature walk. Brace yourself to get bewitched by the stunning sights of vibrant peaks lying on the border of Kinnaur and Spiti.

Kara to Phustirang will let you witness the mighty Hansbeshan Peak located at a height of about 5840 meters and then comes the destination Bhabha Pass at 4850 meters filled with steep paths and heavy snow. At the top, you will be rewarded with the unending views of many mountain passes and the famous Pin Parvati Pass. Baldar, Mudh, and then Kaza are the destinations to cover in the last stretch of the Bhaba Pass trek.

On the last leg, you will be going to visit the famous Chandra Tal Lake and Kunzum La Pass which will definitely add more glamour to your exciting trek. From Chandratal, your trek goes to Manali where the trip comes to a conclusion.

About the Bhaba Pass:

For those of you seeking divine beauty and thrilling experiences in your Himachal trekking Packages, the Bhaba Pass trek is an ideal option. The trail opens up to the ethereal charms of Himachal Pradesh. Proud peaks and stunning river valleys of the region appear as if it was made for adventure. Along with an alpine adrenaline, the state also appeals with a rich Himachali culture and Buddhist monasteries.

With Bhaba Pass trekking, lap up the blend of dewy meadows and stark landscapes of the Spiti Valley. Get an opportunity to interact with some gaddi shepherds. Make way through apple orchards and winsome wooded area to complete the Bhabha Pass trek, where you can soak in the sights of Parvati Pin Pass. At Chandratal Lake, savour the enchanting sights of turquoise waters ringed by high mountains. Other delights include crossing natural bridges over rivers, feasting your eyes on purple mountains and enjoying a trail through a carpet full of alpine flowers.

A lot of trekkers get confused with Pin Parvati Trek and Pin Bhabha Pass Trek and wonder which one is better than the other. But these two are different as well as equally difficult trek. Bhabha Pass has so much beauty like Pin Parvati has. The maximum altitude a trekker of Bhabha Pass will achieve is 16000 feet. Bhabha Pass trek becomes somewhat similar to the trekking in Kashmir with rough desert like regions encircled by the towering mountains on all sides. But this Bhaba Pass trek also shows vast open grassland where you can camp at, beautiful forests and thrilling landscapes at some points.

Quick Facts:

Temperature: Day: 13°C to 18°C and Night: 0°C to 7°C

Maximum Altitude: 16,105 ft

Difficulty Level: Difficult

ATM: Rampur has the last ATM point before your trek begins.

The trek in the region of lower Ladakh takes 5 days. The best months to visit this place are between the middle of June and the start of the September. The highest point from which one can view is Charatse La which is around 3650m tall. The uniqueness of this trip is the monks, their monasteries, the inhabitant villagers and their homes. The villages in remote places are part of the everyday trekking in this region.

You start your trekking from Leh and drive down to Liker which is around 45kms from Srinagar.You then take a tour of the monastery which is present upstream in the village.Yangthang and Sumdo villages possess the small crosspassages which are known asPhobe La and Charatse La.

Youthen make a stop at the Rizong monastery. Strolling down through a thick forest filled you see willow, apricot, apple and poplar trees. Post lunch, you head towards the Hemis Shukpachan village. The following day you drive past the Maptek La which has a few mind boggling views of the environment.

The journey includes the Temisgam village which consists of a historical fort and a tiny monastery that consists of marble statues of Avalokitesvara. From here you go on towards Khaltsey within the next 4-5 hours. After that, your journey extends to Lamayuru with a small visit to the Rizong monastery and then back to Leh.
 

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About the Chopta Tungnath Trek:

Tungnath trek is short and easy in the Chopta Tungnath trek which runs parallel to the sky-scraping Himalayan Treks. Tunganath is the highest temple of Garwal. During this hiking, one can enjoy a clear view of majestic peaks of Panchchuli, Nanda Devi, Nilkanth and Kedarnath. Chopta gives a picturesque view of the Himalayas. In the early spring, the Rhododendron forest glows red as the flowers bloom.

Your journey for the Chopta Tungnath trekking will start from Haridwar, in Haridwar will visit the famous Mandakini Valley, the river and lake. Then we will visit Chopta, which is surrounded by dense forests. From Chopta, we will start for Tungnath and Chandrashilla Top (Our last destination).

About the Destination:

Tungnath is always the starting point of the Chanadrashila summit trek which possesses a captivating beauty with the help of many deodar and rhododendron forests. Chopta has a myriad collection of pictorial sights to bewitch the visitors which is marvelously engulfed by huge vegetation in spring and summer. During winter it would be appealing to all eyes since the thick cover of snow will be an amusing part of the region.

The summit of the Chandrashilla peak provides a breathtaking 360-degree view. Views, which go far beyond the simple view of mountains.

Quick Facts About Chopta Tungnath Trek:

Temperature: Day: 8°C to 15°C and Night: -5°C to 3°C
Maximum Altitude: 11,154 ft
Chopta to Tungnath Trek Distance: 5 Km
Chopta Tungnath Trek Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate 
Railway Station: Haridwar is the nearest railway station 
Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun
Base Camp: Sari Village (6 hrs drive from Haridwar)
ATM: Last ATM is in Ukhimath, around 13 km before Sari.

This trek takes 4 days to complete. The best time to do it is from June to October. The highest point of this trek is Gandala. The highlight of this trip is remote villages, monasteries and people. The first day we drive to Zingchen. From there we walk to Rumbak. From there we leave Zingchen village and then enter Hemis National park. This is the habitat of Snow leopard. From here we go to Rumbak and then stay at self sufficient place.

From Rumbak we go to Yurutse. From yurutse we proceed to wildlife sight seeing. After exploringYurutse we traverse across the mountains, pass over valleys into a zig zag path and then cross over Ganda La. From here we go to Markha valley. Further ahead is Kaya village, where home stay facilities are very good.

The entire journey takes 6-7 hours. The next day we go to Chilling, crossing Zanskar river. We later on drive to Leh and arrive there by evening.

Tsarap chu trekking camp is situated in Ladakh tour. Following the Tsarao Chu experience a world that is intact, peaceful, and almost everlasting. The campsite of this trek is bounded with its wonderful flora and fauna.

Tsarap River carries glacial affluents from the Rupshu plateau and runs for a few kms along the Manali Leh highway north of the Baralacha Pass before taking a tortuous course through the mountains flowing in the north-west direction.

The Ladakh trekking camp 'Following the Tsarap Chu' is arranged to Tsarap, Ladakh travel. It joins the Kargiakh flowing from Shingo-La to form Lugnak. Very little is known about the trail along the Tsarap which at many places has to be crossed on rope bridges. The trek ends at Karsha outside Padum, the heart of Zanskar. The Tsarap or Tsarap Chu is a river of Jammu and Kashmir in northern India. It flows through the Zanskar region of the state of Ladakh. The river joins with the Doda River to form the larger Zanskar River.

Our journey will commence from New Delhi to Leh. While touring, we will get an opportunity of sightseeing at Leh. From here we will trek to Hemis, where there will be a village. There after we will move to Tikse and Hemis Gompas. We will get an opportunity to stay in camps at Kongmaru La, Kang Yatze Peak. There after we will pass through Sokra, Kharnak. We will explore the villages like, Gelugpa Gompa at Dat. We will pass the river called Zara Chu. Thereafter we will move on to our last destination Darcha by jeep.

No wonder, Spiti Trek is an amalgamation of natural splendors and Spitis rich and vivid cultural heritage. Due to extreme temperatures and snow covered mountain, the region remains isolated for most of the year.

Blessed with the different colors of nature, this trail renders an amazing experience of the Spitian lifestyle. The warm hospitality of the natives offers the trekker a relaxed environment and makes them feel as if they are at their home. If you plan to visit this wonderful place then July to September is the best time.

Our voyage will begin from New Delhi and will continue till Manali. In the initial stage, we will explore Manali, which is definitely an amazingly popular hill station of Himachal Pradesh. Our next stage will be about visiting Lang - a popular temple; it is in Langza. The best part of the journey will be to experience the local homes by staying in them.

After Langza, our voyage will pause at Mulchey, which means Battle Chief. It is a village surrounded by numbers of attractive elements. Next we will take you to Saglung and Lhalung. Both of them are villages where you will get to see and experience the traditional aspects of the region. Then we will move ahead to explore the beauty of Dhankar lake. Finally, we will visit Kaza a district HQ (head quarer) of Lahual-Spiti district.

This trek is one among the easiest treks of Ladakh. If you have less time for trekking, then this would a perfect option for you. This is located at the western part of the Leh Sham. This particular trek is quite adventurous and you can see many ancient villages and monasteries that are rich in agriculture and culture.

You can get easy access to this trek from Leh along with many landscapes and popular peaks including the Kang Yatse (6400 m), Stok Kangri (6115 m) and Zanskar range that is from south west part. In the period of this trek you can see Nun Kun Range (over 7000m) and Karkorum from top part of the high pass. This trek also covers Hemis National Park where you can spot many wild animals.

National Geographic also received an award for a documentary about Snow Leopards in Rumbak valley. If you wish to have a short trek, then you should definitely go for this one as it also has many beautiful scenes and moderate difficulty. You can also experience a flavour of Ladakh in trekking here

Rumbuk is a Beautiful village which lies in the route of Stok Kangri. As one approaches Rumbak fields the valley suddenly opens up with snowcapped mountains in the background which is a great place to view Ladakh flora and fauna. Some of the prized sightings would be Blue sheep, the Great Tibetan sheep or the Argali, various mountain and migratory birds, high altitude flora and occasionally a Tibetan Wolf or a Snow leopard if extremely lucky.

During this trek one also gets to tread through the Stok La pass (4900 M) which commands great views of the Indus valley. En route one can visit the Stok Palace museum which houses rare collections of Ladakhi rulers.

This trek is the part of the Markha Valley Trek - a well known trek famous for wild animals. In fact a documentary made on Snow Leopards which eventually won a lot of appreciation and awards was shot in the same valley. It is a perfect moderately difficult trek for the weekend traveler. Low on time and still intend to get a flavor of Ladakh, this is the place.

This is a trek of 3 days and the most favorable time to embark on this trek is from the month of May to October. Stok La Pass is the highest peak in this trek, whereas people, nature, wildlife, landscapes, and villages are some of the highlights of this voyage.

Our trip will start from Leh. After crossing the phey bride and the Indus River, we will go on a long walk starting from the Zingchen Gorge. Then we will spend some leisure time and warm our mood with tea and snacks. If we get lucky then we will also get to see snow leopard. Once we are done with trekking, we will visit Rumbak village and spend our night there in homestay.

Our next day will begin with exploring the wildlife of the region, where we will get to see blue sheep, Tibetan sheep, migratory birds, argali, and even might snow leopard or Tibetan wolf. After taking help from the local guide, we will trek for 3 hours and reach Stok. Then we will continue our trek to hillside, followed by Indus valley. In the final stages, we will go downwards and visit Stok palace museum. We will stay there for a day and then finally drive back to Leh.

The most amazing adventurous trip you can ever experience. Trek from Lamayuru to Padum & Raft down the Zaskar River. This is the most popular Ladakh Trek with maximum number of passes .The classic Zanskar Trek takes you through some of the most breathtaking landscapes on the planet. from the green pastures and to the rocky terrain of the forbidden kingdom of Zanskar. The Rafting expedition on the Zanskar River is completely isolated & self supported and passes through the steep gorges carved out by the river over countless years. The Zanskar gorge has been referred to as the Grand Canyon of Asia by many explorers.

River rafting probably is the most indulging activity in Zanskar travel. Rafting is done in the highly challenging Zanskar River. The rafting experience takes you through one of the most breathtaking gorges of the World. The water in the river is freezing cold and it is advisable that you take this ride only with a wet suit on. This exhilarating adventure through the entire river takes around four days and in between, you will spend the nights in camps set up on the rocky banks.

Apart from river rafting, trekking also attracts a huge number of adventure lovers to these lands. Zanskar has some of the highest mountain passes in the country. The trek routes through them and are enthralling, but trekking here requires an ability to take immense physical strain. The most famous trek route is named Chadar Ice Trek. The trek is carried out on the frozen Zanskar River during the winter season. You will have to take extra precautions and clothing as you will be literally walking over ice.

The duration of this trek is 9 days. Best time to undertake it is between June and September. The highest point of this trek is Shibuk La which is at 5016 m. There are monasteries, wildlife, lakes to see and encounter with the nomads makes this an unforgettable experience.

We drive to rumtse and in between spend quite a bit of time exploring thikse as well as Hemis monasteries. From rumtse we go to Kyamar on foot. We trail along abandoned army huts, reach a river, cross that and keep trekking along it. From here we go to Tisaling via Kyumur La and Mandalchan La. We come across several wild flowers, do some real exhausting climb and let the trail divide into two one leading to Tsokar lake and other into a Mandalchan La.

From Tisaling we cross Shibuk La and cross the beautiful sight of Tsokar lake. From pangunagu we walk across to Nuruchan. En route we come across agricultural fields and arrive at the camp. After trekking for an hour and half we travel north east to Rachungkaru. From here we move to Kyamayur La that takes 2 hours crossing a small pass Gyama La.

The next destination is Gyamalhoma and from there we reach Korzok. Korzok Phu is a place where nomadic tribes camp. From here we reach Tsomoriri, enjoy the lake and then drive to Leh via Mahey bridge and Chumathan

Its a short but action packed Ladakh trip full of fun-filled activities. At a distance of 125kms Westwards from Leh, on a miraculously pulchritudinous road, exists the classic royal monastery famous as Swastika or Yung - drung. On this trek there are several villages which stand among the richest in Ladakh tour package. This particular terrain is known as Sham valley or Apricot valley. It is one of the oldest in Ladakh, and belongs to the Kargyu sect of Tibetan Buddhism.

For that extra adrenaline rush one can enjoy thrilling and adventurous biking from Tsokar to Tsomoriri Lake. To top it up one could enjoy white water rafting along the Zanskar River right from Chilling to Nimo.

It is known as Baby trek. The name is due to its lower altitude and the passes and comparatively less walking hours. One will notice how a stream of chilly water has led to an oasis of life amidst barren wilderness. Through the sham valley and the ancient kingdom of Sham, we discover the main Ladakhi monasteries and the wonderful sites surrounding them: Shey, Thikse, Hemis, Spituk, Phyang, Lamayuru and Alchi are all accessible by road, and Temisgang, Ridzong and Likir line the trekking route. The paths are of moderate difficulty and it does not rise above 4500m. T

he track crosses numerous villages where the people have kept their Tibetan ways and customs. A camera is a must for this tour and one can take it as a Photography trip also and shoot the landscape as well as people. We also have the option of staying in a local house during this trek as it traverses through some houses; specially appointed for village Homestay.

The Ladakh trek involves a series of pass crossings and first day is the drive to Timsogam a small village and then the trek starts with ascending a slope which leads us to the pass crossing over the Rongthil la( 4,000m) and then another pass the Muptak la( 3,800m) is crossed and finally the large village of Hemis Shukpachan is reached. Next days walk is a level walk till the base of Tsermangchan la which is crossed after a gentle ascend at 4,600m and a further descend leads us to the village of Yangtang.

Next days walk is also an easy walk and after crossing Chagtse pass at 4,200m descend to the village of Likir which is connected to road and houses a large monastery. Visit the monastery and then walk to the village of Rafta. Once we cross the Mandang la pass (4,100m) we will reach Umla and from here its comparatively an easy trek to the village of Taroo, which is a big village just behind the village of Phyang which houses an important monastery in Ladakh tour. As a matter of fact the Phayang festival which happens to fall in July is equally famous. From here we take a final drive to Leh.

Rafting:

A 3 hour adrenaline packed rafting experience on the Zanskar for the thrill maniacs. It starts down right from the famous Hemis monastery. You would float alongside the villages of the Indus Valley (the cradle of civilization) i.e. Stakna, Shey, Thiksey, Choushot with Choglamsar as the finishing point.

Biking:

Our move to include mountain biking holidays is an obvious step. This programme has now grown to include biking in the remote valleys of Lahaul, Ladakh, Kulu, Sikkim and the eastern Himalayas. The fully supported Leh - Manali bike ride is now an established classic, crossing three high passes, the highest being over 5600 mtrs, and with a total descent of over 10000 mtrs.

Ripchar Valley Trek, located in Ladakh is a very interesting trek, beginning at Lamayuru Monastery. The landscape is truly spectacular with a number of parallel mountain ranges including the Karakoram, Zanskar and Greater Himalayan ranges offering endless panoramic views.

Ripchar valley is nestled with its small villages, nomadic settlements and pastures where we would see a wide variety of flowers from the end of July to the end of August and we will see birds too.

High passes with excellent views of the Karakorams and the Zanskar ranges on the way are a treat to the eyes. It has irrigated fields of barley and potatoes. This wonderful Ladakh trekking tour will give us a true insight into Ladakhi culture, country, and religion as you visit among the best monasteries, villages and cross high passes and pastures. There are several high passes along the way and the trek finishes in Chilling, a village famous in the region for copper production.

Our adventurous journey will start from New Delhi to Leh. In Leh trip we will get a chance to explore the monasteries. While moving further, we will visit the famous village Hinju and its monasteries. Thereafter, our journey will become more interesting as you go further towards Konze la. Here we will have chance to stay at camp side. Then moving down there is a valley called Sumda via Lanak. We will explore the isolated villages and famous valleys while going to Chilling, which will be our last destination.

At Ripchar valley, experience a world that is untouched, peaceful, and almost everlasting.

• The trip begins with your arrival at Leh airport
• You will be visiting the local sights of the city as well as the attractions of the Sham Valley
• The highlights there are the mysterious Magnetic hill and the beautiful confluence of the rivers Zanskar and Indus
• The trip also takes you to the famous Nubra valley and the famous Pangong Tso Lake which are the most admired places among the people opting for Ladakh Tour Packages.
• From Pangong, you will be driving to the Tso Moriri, which is a beautiful Lake and a breeding ground for many migratory birds
• You will also be staying in camps at various locations, the best part about which is the unending views of stars and galaxies in the clear nights
• Enjoy this tour of 8 days and cherish it forever

Rupsho is a nomadic area, eastern of Ladakh, surrounded by green valleys and dramatic mountain scenery. This picturesque mountain valley is blessed with profound natural beauty that portrays images of glaciers full of snow that slowly gives its place to small streams running down the mountains and ending up blending with Indus River and the surrounding beautiful lakes with the crystal waters.

Starting the trek from the world known Hemis monastery (approx. 45km far from Leh),then heading for Indus Riverand going through Kongmaru La at 5,110m, just to end to Rupsho. The entire trekking experience is enhanced with the beauty of the scenery while stepping through it and it is for sure that you will be amazed by the wild flora and fauna, the scenic view of the mountain ranges with the snowy peaks, the pasture lands, high-altitude lakes, nomadic tents made of Yak wool and Friendly people.

When you reach the end of the trek, you will have to deal with a breath-taking view from the turquoise-blue Gyama La, at 5,440m, which is TsomoRiti treks highest pass. While descending we cross the Korzok villages desert plain, where we should expect to find numerous hotels and families and the most distinguishing feature of the Lake area is the Korzok monastery.

The total number of days needed to do this trek is 7. The best time to do this trek is Mid June and September. The highest altitude point is Digar La and as is with all the Ladakh treks, it provides an ideal vantage point to see monasteries, monks, villages and indigenous people of this region. The highlight point of this trip is camel trek, khardung la and mountain flight.

The first day starts driving from Leh to Saboo. After reaching there we trek to Saboo Phu. After this point there is our base for Digar La. We trek to Digar La at 5250m and then take in gorgeous sites of saser khangri and karakoram range. We traverse through Digar village and Chumik Yogma. We trek eastwards to Shyok Valley and walk upto the camp.

The next destination is Rongjok from where we trek to Shyok Valley. This valley leads to Khalsar on the Leh-panamik road. Here we trek to Diskit and camp at a hotel. From here we trek to Leh, our final destination of this trip.

This 6-day trek is best suited between mid June and September and its highest peak is Lagola. During this trip we are about to meet with locals and monks and visit monasteries and villages.

Through a pleasant 65km-drive intervening valleys and mountain ranges, as well as the Indus River, we arrive at Saspotse village, just behind Likir. Then, a 4-hour trek later, we reach the Lago La Base camp, after going through Shepherds Place. We will be trekking along SaspolTokpo, exploring TsoSermo before we start our 9-hour trekking for RakurukDoksa. On our way, we will pass Lago La, the TsoChingGongma River, the Zanskar Range and the Saltoro Range.

After arriving at RakurukDoksa we will take the Rakuruk-Skuru trek route and indulge ourselves at the gurgling waters or the streams, basins and rivers we pass by until we reach Khardong La. Finally, we will visit quaint villages of Diskit, Sumur and Hunder on the Nubra Valley.

This 6-day trek is best suited between mid June and September and its highest peak is Lagola.

Perhaps the easiest and most enjoyable trek around Lek is the Sham Valley one, which gives out the traditional aroma of the Ladakh village life from the villages you come across on the way. There is no way one could be left untouched by the dream land that was transformed thanks to the stream that is watering the lands and bringing prosperity and wild natural beauty.

The main Ladakhi monasteries are lying in the remains of the ancient Kingdom of Shan, while there are many astonishing sites around to visit, like alchi, Lamayuru, Phyang, Spituk, Hemis, Thikse and Shey, which are all reachable via the road. Finally, Likir, Ridzong and Temisgang follow you when trekking through the beautiful Ladakh trek route.

You wont find any serious hardship while trekking through the paths and you wont ascend more than 4,500. You will come across many villages and familiarize yourself with the locals who have kept their customs and ways untouched by time. You can stay at local houses that are appointed for village Home stay and a camera is a necessary addition to your backpack, since both views and people are a beautiful sight to capture.
 

The number of days needed to do this trek is 5. The best time to do this trek is between the months of Mid June to End of September. Lasermo La is the highest point in this trek. The highlight of this trip is visits to monasteries, high altitude passes, interacting with villagers and experiencing local life.

Our first day is spent acclimatizing in Leh. We drive to Phyang the next morning passing through several streams and beautiful landscapes. There is an alpine valley on our way to the Phyang camp. We cross Lasermo La on the first day itself. From Phyang camp we go to Lasermo high. From lasermo high we go to Stok range from where we see the Karakoram ranges. The wild flowers and high valley are also part of our trek to Laser mo high.

From here we reach Drok Yokma which is at 4200 m. From there we arrive at Hunder drok where we spend an entire day strolling across the pastures and enjoying the sight of the glaciel melt. After spending a day here we drive to Hunder and visit its very famous village. We spend a good day trekking across forest valleys, steep hillsides, the mountain ranges and end the day camping in the grove of willows.

The beautiful valley of Nubra is towards the north of Leh, and it was the ancient gateway for the famous Silk Route. This valley features open plains and camels that can be found roaming around the Shayok River. The politic allocation of the valley enabled its opening to foreign visitors not until the later half of the 1990s. Compared to Leh, Nubra is around 400 meters lower in height and has a variety in terms of climate. This has enabled the locals to engage in extensive cultivation compared to those living in the Indus Valley.

The Phyang to Hunder Nubra Valley journey is almost untouched and the amazing splendor of the landscape offers breathtaking views of the vast Karakoram mountain range. As you move towards the last day of the journey, it would appear that the beauty of the surroundings keep increasing. Part of the journey is the drive over the worlds highest motor-able road at over 5,600 meters.

This trek would begin at Phyang, located over 23 km towards the west of Leh. It would end in Hunder. This is the last trek-able place in the Shyok Valley.Once in this spot, you would be making your trek back towards Khardung La, the highest motor-able road.

The Parang La Trek is in the Ladakh region and starts from the higher altitudes of Kibber. It is world famous for its Spiti horses. The trek passes through the Kibber Gorge before ascending into the Parang La Pass that is over 5,600 meters high.

Once you walk into the Rupshu plainsin Changthang, you would come to the high pass, from where you can get some thrilling scenic views. This place is also popular for the Kiangs, which are the Wild Tibetan Asses that wander around freely.

The Parang La gives you a little difficult trek that is most suitable for an eager walker. It would take you through one of the most beautiful parts of the Leh Ladakh trip. This trail would move done into the Kibber Gorge before climbing back to the Parang La pass. This is where the Pare Chu River originates. The amazing thing about the Pare Chu River is that it would originate in India, meander into Tibet before returningback to India in Spiti.

Once you cross the pass, you would enter an entirely different landscape and flora. When you head to ChangthangsRupshu plains, you would come across a larger number of the Kiangs, the wild asses of Tibet. The last couple of days would be spent camping in some beautiful locations. One of the campsite would be on the south side of the TsoMoririLake that is located at around 15,000 feet and is 27 km by 8 km in dimensions. The bar-headed geese, Brahmini ducks and black-necked crane also breed in this part of Ladakh.

You would also be visiting the Changpainhabitation in the bowl located in a high location from Karzog. This is the place where most of the pashmina goats breed. The Pare Chu River actually originates on this trek. Once in Parang La, you would be able to view the austere landscape of Spiti on one side and the stunning snow-covered peaks of Ladakh on the other. During this trek, you would be able to experience some huge variations in landscape and local lifestyle.

North of the Great Himalayan Treks, amongst a tangled knot of jagged mountains, lies a rugged and fascinating land, the once independent kingdom of Zanskar. Sandwiched between the Indus Valley and the main crest of the Indian Himalayas, this remote and inaccessible setting, well guarded by snowy mountain passes, has kept alive an archaic form of Tibetan Buddhism which flourishes in chains of far-flung monasteries, most of which occupy spectacular fortified locations, high on rocky ridges in isolated valleys.

Lovely high meadow camp sites and dry desert lands, high passes and snow-capped peaks, stunning scenery, Buddhist monasteries and picturesque villages with their irrigated fields of barley and potatoes, and fascinating encounters with the Zanskari people turn a trek in this area into an unforgettable experience. The 14 days trip promises this and much more. Come see the heaven on earth with us.

It will be an awesome experience of traveling to Darcha Padum Trek. Darcha is situated in Himachal Pradesh and Padam which existing in Zanskar. Before we start to bring the superb experience of trekking, this journey will give us a tremendous sight-seeing from Manali to Leh trip. Each temple divides in an ultimate timelessness in the beautiful town of manila which rewarding us the abundance of time to adsorb its cool environment, which fetched a lot of excitement for trekking.

After that, we will connect to the peerless Trekking Adventures by the trail transverses to Chalang Tokpa. Now, time to move for Ramjak and Chumikanakpo along with collecting fabulous trekking experience. After Chumikanakpo we connect to Lakong and in the same way, we met Kurgiak and Purne, then we reached to Padam. On one's way, we will face a transformation of the landscape.

When we will move toward the Leh we will get unbeatable and glorify moments of pastoral mountain scenery. In the same way, we will encounter with ancient villages and home-grown people. Bypassing away this unique sight, we need to move for Kingdom Gompa and Kargil to reach at Leh. This is a complete trip

Departure Dates:

August: 18, 25

About the Markha Valley Trek:

Here is a nine-day Markha Valley trekking package with the aim to give you the astonishing views of Markha Valley. When you arrive in Leh, the trekking expedition starts with acclimatization. Spend one or two days to get familiarized with the climatic conditions there before you begin the actual trek. Sightseeing in Leh will help you know the culture and Buddhist traditions prevailing in the town. Markha Valley becomes closer after your reach Yurutse, the first camping destination. Yurutse to Ganda La that has steep ascents throughout will be the route letting you watch the Zanskar Range and the distant summits in the Himalayas. A confluence of rivers at Skiu is the one prominent site that steals our heart easily.

From Skiu, it is just a 6 to 7 hours trek to reach Markha after moderate climbing through the long unwinding trails. Several streams come your way but happily overcome those in order to relish the trove situated in the middle of the cold arid region. Green fields, willow trees and quaint villages are seen from the top of Markha Valley, more beautifully. The stunning view of Kangyatze Peak is the reward you get from Markha. Nimaling, Kongmaru La, Sumdo and finally Leh- this would be the route you take to return to the vibrant Leh to conclude the trek. 

About the Markha Valley:

The Markha Valley trek which has another nick name, tea house trek because here one can expect parachute tents accommodation at most of the villages on the way. An arid cold desert trekking area which offers the best views of Ladakh and Zanskar Ranges have admirers worldwide. You will come to see the 21000 feet Kang Yissay and 20086 feet Stok Kangri peaks also while you embark on this trek. Hemis National Park and Gandala La and Kongmaru La are the promising attractions one gets while taking Markha Valley trek route. 

Another factor that makes this trek amusing is the waist deep river crossing which helps us to cross Markha River to reach the trails to Buddhist villages and rock structures. Markha Valley is in very close proximity to Leh and every traveller comes to Leh can easily find the way to Markha and do the trek. 

Your initial two days of the Markha Valley trekking will be spent for acclimatization as it is vital for a healthy trip ahead. In the meanwhile unravel monasteries, museum, fort, the local market place and Leh Palace. Cross over Ganda La (4800 m) and arrive at the winsome Markha Village that is laced with green fields and willow trees and has barren mountains in the backdrop. Other thrills include camping beside a gurgling stream, getting the stunning view of Kangyatze Peak and more. Till the final day, there is something to revel in every step of the way. 

Markha Valley Trek Highlights:

- Markha Valley is one of the most alluring region located in Ladakh with the support of pure greenery and streams. Make use of this appropriate chance to wander around the secluded place and dive into the comforts offered by the valley.

- Markha Valley trek takes you to enjoy the unexplored beauty of Hemis National Park as well as the two most important passes named Gandala la and Kongmaru La located at a height of about 15748 feet and 17060 feet respectively.

Quick Facts About Markha Valley Trek:

Markha Valley Trekking Distance:  75km

Maximum Altitude: 16,830ft

Markha Valley Trek Difficulty Level: Difficult 

Airport: Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, Leh

Starting and Ending Point: The trek starts and ends at Leh

This classic trek is also called the Baby Trek because of the easy and mild hiking conditions. Starting from Likir, one passes through several villages among the richest in Ladakh tour and its worth visiting the monasteries of Likir, Ridzong and Tingmosgam on the way.

This is the trek that can be done throughout the year, as the passes are not very high and don't get snow-blocked during the winter. This is one of the easy Trekking in Ladakh, where one does not need a tent. It leads through historical villages with stupas, mani walls, chortens and small gompas. In July the noon temperature crosses 30 degree Celsius.

Trekking in Ladakh is said to be trouble-free from Likir to Temisgam. One can look forward to a very enjoyable trek; easy to start for those who are short on time. It starts a little to the west of Leh in the rich village of Likir, and cross several low passes with pretty villages in between. One gets to see the ancient spiritual monasteries. In fact Ladakh travel itself has a very pleasant landscape and life-style.

Start walking early in the morning, take a break at noon and continue again around 3 pm. One will meet people working in their fields; enjoy beautiful landscapes with villages like oasis in the desert.

Lamayuru to Rupsho Trek has a very interesting route beginning at the famous Lamayuru monastery; you walk up the less travelled Ripchar Valley with its small villages, nomadic settlements and pastures where you see a wide variety of flowers and many species of birds from the end of July to end of August.

In this Ladakh trek we will cross from some of the high passes with excellent views of the Karakorams and the Zanskar mountains. The initial part of the trek ends at Chilling, a small village and the only one where Ladakhi metal work is carried out. From Chilling, we cross the river by a cable pulley. A different set of ponies are on the other side of the river to carry our gear. We then continue on to Markha Valley - considered one of the most beautiful valleys in Ladakh.

Here, we pass through several Ladakhi settlements and observe their lifestyle. Several river crossings are involved, but these are not dangerous. Crossing several more passes, through gorges and wide open pastures, we end the trek at Matho village. Here we visit the monastery built on a hill between Stok and Stakna, the only monastery belongs to the Sakyapa order. It is worth visiting this monastery also for the beautiful view that it offers of the valley. Another popular trek is the Parang la trek.

If you have time on your hands and want to experience a classic Ladakh trek, the trek from Lamayuru to Padum could be worth exploring. This 13 day long trek takes you through various beautiful mountain passes, remote villages as well as mesmerizing streams, which together make for a wonderful experience.

Along the trek, you also get to see several monasteries and chat with the locals, which completes the spiritual and cultural experience of Ladakh. Gather some friends and out your trekking shoes on for this amazing Ladakh expedition

Exploring the enchanting beauty of Meghalaya along with exploring the science and architecture of its living root bridges is an experience. These bridges are nothing less than marvel as they are made from trees. The War-Khasi tribe in Meghalaya noticed that the branches of Ficus Elastica Tree grows along many rivers and that whenever its branches and roots spread, they intertwine with each other to form bridges.

Over the years, these simple bridges grow stronger, as more branches cover them. The Khasi tribe realized that these sustainable bridges could help them cross rivers and now, whenever required, they grow their bridges.

These bridges, which take about 10 to 15 years to become useable, are the highlight of this trip. This trip would not just help you appreciate the stunning, enthralling beauty of Meghalaya, but it would also help you understand the importance of co-existence with nature, while enjoying and exploring everything.

In Cherrapunji, you will have a delight with rains and with treks, you will feel the adventurer coming alive in you. And dont forget to interact with the locals, they would leave you spellbound with their knowledge and their culture would certainly enchant you.

Dotted with heavenly monasteries all along the way, this unique tryst with trekking in Ladakh will take us from Lamayuru to Hemis in 12 days. Mid-june to September are the best times to do this trek. We start our journey from Leh and drive to Lamayuru for 8 hours. Wanla is located at 3250 m and is a 2-3 hour trek. In this trek we trek eastwards along a stream and reach Chorten. From there we go to Prikiting La at 3700 m. We trek from the pass and reach Shillakung Valley, Snigutse La and Zangskar. We follow the trail with Chorten and Mani wall. From Wanla we go to Hinju and from there to Sumda Chenmo. The valley across Kanski La is dotted with huts.

From Sumda Chenmo we trek to Dundunchan La and then to Chilling. The total trek takes 9-10 hours. We go to Sku from chilling which is at 3500 m. We cross Zanskar river during the trek. The trek from Skiu to Markha and is beautiful. From Markha we go to Hankar. The entire trek takes 4000 m in 4 hours. On way to this trekking party we visit several monasteries. The Umlung monastery is situated here and after this we go to Kang Yatse at 6400 m. Nimaling is our next stop. We trek from here to Shang Sumdo. We cross Thagshungtse in the direction to Zalung Karpo and Rupshu.

The last destination is Hemis where we stop by to explore Hemis monastery. We stay put for a day and then drive to Leh. On way to Leh we stop by at Thiksey, Shey monastery and Stok palace.

This thrilling trek would begin at the renowned Lamayuru Monastery and take you through the uncharged Ripchar Valley, touch several smaller villages, exploring the lush pastures and nomadic inhabitants. You can also see many local species of lowers and birds, especially if you visit between July and August.

Cross over a few high passes that offer stunning views of the Zanskar and Karakoram ranges. The initial phase of the trek would culminate in Chilling villagethat is famous for Ladakhs metal works. From here, you would be using the cable pulley to cross the river. Our equipment would be carried by the ponies available on the other side. Then, we can move towards the Markha Valley, which is perhaps the most beautiful of Ladakh's valleys.

Then, you would be passingthrough many settlements, fields and come close to a unique culture. While there are many river crossings, they are easy to tackle. You would be making it though many other passes, gorges and lush pastures before reaching Matho village. The only Sakyapa sect monastery is located here constructed atop a hillbetween Stakna and Stok. From here,you can get a spectacular view of the entire valley.

If you have time and the inclination to be part of a classic and beautiful Ladakh trek experience, the trek from Lamayuru to Darcha is an option worth considering. The trek is an absolute delight for those who revel in adventure and challenges of nature. The trek starts from Lamayuru, home to one of the oldest monasteries of Ladakh, and continues through various magnificent passes, some remote villages, some beautiful valleys and a lot more in between until it commences at Darcha.

The itinerary has been well planned to give you a break from strenuous climbs while giving you all the possible excitement. You get to plenty to explore in this 20 day long trekking experience in Ladakh. It will leave you pleasantly exhausted and in love with Ladakh.

Altitude: 4950 m

With the Lamayuru to Chilling trek, experience Ladakh treks like never before!

Be a part of an exotic experience that takes you through beautiful and challenging trails, giving you splendid mountain peak views. Of all the trekking trips in India, this is surely one which will reveal natural treasures tucked away near the remote villages of Leh and Ladakh.

Walk through snow covered trails, cross rivers and pass villages that are not just beautiful but also hospitable. During the course of this trek, you will get to see beautiful views of the Stok and Karakoram ranges and get up and close with three passes namely Dung Dung Chan La Pass, Prinkti La Pass and the Kongskil La Pass, where you will be fascinated with the unusual flora and fauna. Be part of a monastery visit and get an insight of the life and lifestyle of its residents. If you love to trek, be sure not to miss out on this Lamayuru to Chilling trek!

As a part of daily hygiene protocol, proper care of hygiene and sanitation is maintained all through to ensure the utmost care and personal safety of the guests.