The 10 Best Beautiful Himalayan Treks

 

Scheduling a holiday trip is one of the most confusing and time-consuming tasks. Still, as India By Car and Driver, we encompass this work for you by giving you this great list of places you can stop over on your next journey to the Himalayas. Most beautiful and photographic Himalayan treks are residency to many of the world's highest and challenging peaks, including Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world.

10 Himalayan treks you should not miss

India By Car and Driver is excited to take you through the list of top Himalayan treks. But, like it's said, if you wish to Explore North India, you got to start in Himachal.

Chadar Trek: Chadar Trek is famous for its unusual trekking trails in the winter over the Zanskar River in Leh, Ladakh. You can enjoy this trail in winters when the rivers have frozen.

Roopkund Trek: It is one of the most beautiful Himalayan treks, which locals call the Mystery Lake. Located on top of the Massif of Trishul, it is also known as Skeleton Lake Trek, as you will find lying skeletons on the bed or edge of the sea.   

Kashmir Great Lakes Trek: Another one of the most beautiful Himalayan treks is the Kashmir Great Lakes trek, located near the Kashmir Valley. Revel in the alpine high altitude lake trek as you come across five beautiful lakes one by one.

Valley of Flowers Trek: Well-known worldwide for rampages of vibrant blooming flowers, exclusively blue Primula, this location presents one of the most gracious Himalayan treks. Bordered by snowy mountains on one side, the valley runs away to the other side.  

Goecha La Trek: Fun fact, if you had seen a Rs. 100 note correctly, you would have noticed that Goecha La is the mountain collection printed on the 100 rupees note. It is yet another of the most beautiful Himalayan treks, famous for views of numerous mountain peaks, chiefly the southwest side of Mount Kanchenjunga.   

Hampta Pass Trek: Hampta Pass Trek, situated amid the majestic Himalayas, is one of the gorgeous Himalayan treks. You will begin your journey from the rich green valley of Kullu and drop down in delight as you finish at the entertaining landscapes of Lahaul valley.

Everest Base Camp: One of the most unique and photographic hiking places globally, the Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal, offers you artistic views of nature painted by our earth.  

Markha Valley Trek: Ladakh is one of India's coldest and driest places; the Markha Valley trek is one of the most different treks in the Himalayan area. Moreover, the Buddhist culture here makes it even more exciting to hike.

Dayara Bugyal Trek: Dayara Bugyal is a synonym for a high-altitude meadow and undoubtedly is one of the most welcoming high-altitude grasslands in the Himalayas. 

Malana Village Trek: Fun fact, the Malana Village is famously called the Village of Taboos. It is located at 21 km, originating at Kasol, expelling the trek. The trek is a 1 km journey from the Malana main road to the Malana Valley. 

We recommend the Jewels of Himachal with Amritsar Tour Package for your best holiday experience.

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