Trekking in the powerful mountains of Himachal is an electrifying experience that not only quenches your desire for adventure but also allows people living on the uppermost outskirts to witness nomadic lives away from sicker noise and urban traffic.
The argument that Himachal is renowned for being a paradise for trekkers is the result of its abundance of mountain paths, terrain, cliffs, and valley that stretch along the regions at the foot of mountains. The air you breathe and the views that you see fill your whole being with the unadulterated charm of nature.
We suggest you take some clues from these 6 best walks in Himachal Pradesh, which show off Himachal’s best pristine beauty, if you wish to enjoy your next holiday in northern India, mixed with some adverts.
1. Hampta Pass Trek
Hampta Pass Trek, a simple winner, provides a smooth overview of natural resources stored in Kullu-Manali and Lahaul, from all of the other trekking routes that have a commanding presence in the Himachal.
The trail can present some challenges to newborns but can easily reach Balu ka Ghera – a sand and land deposits formed by water on the river.
You can see Indrasan Peak and Hanuman ka Tibba from Balu Ka Ghera and spend a few moments alone. Those determined to increase the size of the hike will have the chance to get the best views of ice rivers and glacial valleys.
After crossing the Pass and coming to Spiti Valley for a chance meeting with its heavenly beauty, with snow all over, you’ll be able to see Chandra Taal Lake – Himachal Pradesh’s most stunning glacial lake.
2. Kheerganga Trek
The most picturesque area of nature in the valley of Parvati is disclosed by Kheerganga Trek. Not only does this tour attract tourists to a mission to explore nature in the remote Parvati Valley areas, but it also attracts a great number of religious fanatics because of the religious importance of this site. The starting point of this trek in Kasol is Barshaini, heading towards the village of Tosh.
This village, frequented mostly by Israelis, has a rural charm and you can set up a camp to stay and relax before you start your journey to Kheerganga. You are surprised by its magical look, by the views of Greenery and milky white water streaming from the Kheerganga.
If you get to Kheerganga, your tired feet are all about getting in the hot springs in the vicinity.
3. Triund Trek
If your holiday in the lap of Dhauladhars is an adventurous one, with a choice to personalize your hike, according to your level of experiences, Triund is your destination. The road starts from the village of Dharamkot near McLeod Ganj to reach the hill of Triund.
Together with the untamed beauty of the Dhauladhar mountains, the magnetic views of pine and rhododendron forests will bring you the entire experience into the most exciting tour. You may opt to go a little farther on to the snowline to see the Laka glacier on the way to Triund.
Another route, the Indrahar Pass trail, reserved only for experienced trekkers, is yet to be explored. Beyond this point. As you climb up to Indrahar Pass, due to high altitude the terrain becomes rough and rocky.
Once you have reached Indrahar Pass you can easily see from afar the entire Kangra Valley, Pir Panjal Range, and the Bara Bhangal area.
4. Beas Kund Trek
This is the easiest trek for beginners to make an appointment with the beautiful nature in the vicinity of Manali and the natural heritage of Beas rivers that pass through its landscape. Beas Kund Trek begins 15 km from the valley of Solang, a popular ski and paragliding destination.
The trek takes us towards Beas Kund, which is the origin of the river Beas and provides you with a sneak peek of the beautiful natural spectacles such as pine and rhododendron trees. Wait for a hypnotic view of Beas Kund glacier as you approach the destination.
5. Kareri Lake Trek
Kareri Lake Trek is one of Dhauladhar’s most entertaining and easily accessible trails. The picturesque views of pines overlooking the hills start to overtake you on this fantastical route and take you back to a fantastic land. Visitors to rivers, waterfalls, and lakes will discern the natural wealth predominantly near Dhauladhars on your way to the lake.
The woods are ideal accommodations for a number of birds flying in winter to the Dhauladhars. Once you come to the lake at an altitude of approximately 10,000 meters, you will enjoy the magnificence of the location. If you are an experienced trekker, prepare for another exciting journey to Lam Dal Lake from here.
6. Sainj Valley Trek
This special trek through the region of Kullu brings you into a world where you find the best of nature and a poisonous panorama of the Great Himalayans. While you begin your journey to this picturesque gem of nature known as the Sainj Village, its quiet state envelops you in its comfort and lands in the lovely Shangarh wilderness.
You can take a break from Sainj’s chaos here. This village lies inside the Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP), so you can expect a few wildlife on your walk. One day in this village, you might see all the sights nearby, including a local temple renowned for its complex wooden architecture, and for its huts dominating the higher mountains of the entire Kullu valley.
