Top Trekking Destinations and Treks in India | Trippyigloo

Altitude:

4,800 meters


Duration:

8 Days 


Grade:

Moderate To Difficult


Roopkund, which is positioned in the lap of Trishul massif, is moreover known as the ‘mystery lake’. You can discover human skeletons at the bank of the lake, and it is believed that they belong to the Palaeolithic age. Trekking in India and voluntarily choosing the Roopkund trek is a fascinating excursion which passes through many exotic and picturesque locations. As you trek towards the pristine lake, you would find lush green grassy land and coniferous tree forest typically ranging towards the plunge of elevations. Thereafter the trek takes its route along the Pindar River. You can enjoy the natural and lush green beauty of the surroundings with the pleasant breeze that blows all around you, imparting a soothing effect on your senses. Roopkund may be a picturesque, stunning and enticing the tourer to the destination within the Himalaya Mountains. Located at the base of two Himalayan peaks, Trishul and Nandghungti, it persuades people who enjoy an adventurous side to life. Some religious festivals take place in autumn, held at the alpine meadow of Bedni Bugyal, where the nearby villages take part.

Altitude:

3,850 meters


Duration:

13 Days 


Grade:

Moderate to Challenging

Walking on the ice-covered channel of Zanskar is an ultimate experience for adventure freaks that are spirited to go trekking in the Indian Himalayas.
This trek is additionally named as chadar trek, which means blanket.
Spring water restrains this icy blanket from entirely shrouding the majestic river, which in some prominent places, keeps its grand rapids; all the more awesome in temperature of -25 to –30 degrees. The trek goes by shuffling along the Chadar that breaks and changes colour on the river every few flexible hours! A magnificent and at times challenging trek, with ample opportunities to relish ancient Buddhist monasteries and secluded villages nestled in the depths of the deep gorges' valley of Trans Zanskar ranges. At places, the veil (ice sheet) doesn't form over the stream.
Subsequently, the trekkers have to devise a new way trekking over snow-covered banks to move down to a spot on the Zanskar river, where the ice is more stable. What sets this trek apart is its unparalleled experience. Everything about it is extraordinary: the landscape, air, the frozen stream, grassy hollows, unusual camping site, sledges and the ever-changing Chadar.

Altitude:

4,940 meters

Duration:

12 Days


Grade:

Moderate


Goecha La Trek is done in the captivating land of Sikkim. The Goecha La trek takes the explorer up-close for an outstanding view of the tremendous Kanchenjunga in the midst of scenery of the other lesser Himalayan giants within its range. This trek is a gradual extension of the Dzongri trek. Trekking beyond the grasslands of Dzongri is an intimidating raw adventure, where the tripper is taken into the royalism of towering mountain peaks straight above and the camp is set amidst the rare sight of high mountain glaciers.


Altitude:

3,810 metres


Duration:

6 Days


Grade:

Easy


Prettified with ravishing grandeur of falling snow and fringed with pine conifers, The Kedarkantha Peak is one of the most sought after snow trekking stops in India. With naturally coming down season snow it’s a mesmeric pictorial view and what’s increasingly alluring, is the magnificent view of the Mighty Himalayas from the trails right to the top. The distance is not much, and the trekking trail is neither terribly difficult which entitles even the first time trekkers to set on the grand adventure and keenly enjoy the splendour of divine nature at its best. With charming and captivating sights of dazzling snow-capped Himalayas, the verdant greenery, lush landscapes, the collection of abundant flora, frozen ponds, to the sights of mesmerizing peaks, this trek has all the delightful marvels that a trekker wish to experience and view in his pleasant journey. Not just for the journey seekers and trekkers, to enjoy thrilling challenges, the Kedarkantha Trek is an ideal destination for the nature lovers to bask in the ideal beauty of undisturbed nature and revel in pleasant and happy moments with exhilarating experiences.


Altitude:

3,050 metres



Duration:

2 Days


Grade:

Easy to Moderate


The Parvati valley is one of the most fantastic places in Himachal. It is full of delightful surprises, treks, extraordinary beauty and all things good to make anyone who comes here feel right at home. And right within the lap of this wonderful natural depression is one amongst the foremost notable treks of the country, the Kheerganga trek. This tour takes you through the Kheerganga trek, gets you the excellent chance to camp overnight at Kheerganga and then back through the same way. Trek through the rugged mountainous tract pulls you through gorgeous landscapes. Delight in the natural beauty accompanying you. Make your approach through stunning little hamlets and witness the native lifetime of the folks.
Reach the highest and take a dip within the hot springs of the Parvati Kund.Camp for the night basking in the cheerful serenity of the surrounding mountains and picturesque gorges.

Altitude:

3,960 metres



Duration:

5 Days


Grade:

Easy to Moderate



The Hampta Pass trek is another stimulating high altitude one within the Kullu Vale.
It instantly begins at Jobra and goes through places such as Chika, Balu ka Ghera, Shea Goru crossing, Chatru, Chandratal and then reaches Hampta. It is one of the best treks to do in Himachal Pradesh. Each and every specific location that you simply can travel by offers nice scenic beauty with dewy grass laden fertile grounds and snow-clad peaks wisely keeping you company right along. This pleasant journey naturally unfolds the extraordinary beauty of the Himalayan region. The trek usually lasts for four to five days when you get to truly seep in the dazzling splendour of the pleasant place. The best time to voluntarily undertake the activity is in mid-May when the mild climate is just right for a long trek.


Altitude:

3,658 metres


Duration:

6 Days



Grade:

Easy to Moderate


Steeped in the mythos, Brahmatal is a lake nestling in the unfathomable depths of Uttarakhand Himalayas. Winter sweeps alluringly on the gentle slopes here, making Brahmatal one of the rare Himalayan destinations available for trekking in December, January, February, and March. Pull factors are many on this trek—changing vistas, from deep and shadowy forests of oaks and rhododendrons to snow-covered meadows, lakeside camping at Bekaltal, the alpine Brahmatal lake vicinity, and a climactic vision of fabulous high peaks glistering across an excellent sky! A special shout out for this trek goes to the shutterbugs—diverse frames, from snow-laden forests to white-gold high peaks in alpenglow, and a desolate alpine mountain-scape of a lone tree standing on icy shores of the Brahmatal lake compose the composition of this trek

Altitude:

A trail of 7,000 metres


Duration:

2 Days


Grade:

Easy to Moderate


Triund Trek is a perfect getaway to the considerable heights in McLeodganj. Triund Trek is not a tough nut to burst, but it regardless gifts you the spectacular views and thrills any other high elevation treks can give. Triund trek is for all and most favoured activity in Mcleodganj and you will definitely not regret it. The best time for the Triund trek is during the summer months of March to June and September to mid-December when the weather is pleasant. Triund trek is traditionally regarded as an easy trek and is considered a choice for a novice. The pathway is famous for its 22 graceful curves. Your fitness won’t be challenged and if you require taking a pit stop or sip some tea to catch your breath then you can have it in those shops.

Altitude:

1343 metres



Duration:

2 Days



Grade:

Moderate to Difficult


The outskirts of the state of Karnataka are blessed with some of the most amazing landscapes that are home to numerous peaks and cascading waterfalls. One amongst them is Shivmogga, also known as Shimoga. Famous for its numerous waterfalls and mountain peaks, it is one of the most ideal nature getaways close to Bangalore that one can commence. The destination rests peacefully on the banks of the Tunga River, making up for its soothing and nice climate. In the varied beauties of this awesome destination lies the Kodachadri Peak, which boasts of lush green forests on its peak. The peak also holds the variation of being precisely a Natural Heritage sight as declared by the civil government of Karnataka. Cuddled up amidst the Western Ghats of Karnataka, designated as the 10th tallest peak in the state and a precious natural heritage location, Kodachadri trek boasts of compact forests,
beautiful waterfalls' on the way beautiful jungle trails and picturesque landscapes.
Being in the heart of this Park, there are various opportunities for wildlife and trekking enthusiasts.

Altitude:

2438 meters


Duration:

4 Days


Grade:

Moderate


The land of lush green forest, crystal clear water, colourful flowers and a visual treat to your soul- the ground of flowers, Dzukou Valley is a tranquil low land and a secret kingdom of the North East, India. Dzukou Valley is located at the border of the Indian states of Nagaland and Manipur, due to its heavenly and divine place, the abundant flora and fauna are pure and untouched. Its alluring beauty and lavish nature are covered with countless seasonal flowers that bloom every summer. The Valley is surrounded by two icy cold rivers — Dzukou and Japhu that flows crossing each other’s path with the small handmade bridge to cross the narrow rivers in the valley; it is the land of the lost where everything is like a nostrum for imaginary friends. Though the gradual climb is pretty steep and trekking through the dense forests and the challenging bamboo thickets is an implacable task lasting between 2-3 hours, Dzukou Valley trekking gives you immense satisfaction and inner peace

Altitude:

5,335 meters



Duration:

11 Days



Grade:

Challenging


Pin Parvati Pass trek falls in tough treks as one has to walk over the glaciers in the Parvati Valley in Kullu and Pin Valley in Spiti.
Starting from Manikaran, this trek passes through several villages as well as breathtaking mountains, verdant meadows and stunning lakes.
As the treks upstream of Parvati stream, he comes across the glaciers.
Before reaching the Spiti valley, one has to travel through the Pin Parvati Pass, which is the highest point of this trek.
Tourist explores Spiti valley and its monasteries before going back to Manali through Kaza and Rohtang Pass.
The exciting part of this trek falls in the generous beauty of nature with the attractive landscape, lush greenery, intense alpine forest, wild colourful blossoming flowers and north terrestrial sceneries.

Altitude:

3,636 metres


Duration:

6 Days


Grade:

Easy to Moderate


Located in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal, Sandakphu trek is popularly known as a ‘Trekkers Wonderland.’It is the highest region of West Bengal.
Not simply this throughout your trek catches the glimpse of the Mt. 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 taken into account the highest trek in the State.
The trek route to Sandakphu goes all along the Singalila range and therefore this is also known as Singalila trek. Soak in the beauty of the region as you continue your trek and watch the towering peaks touching the sky.
The cluster of Kinchinjunga forms the higher body and is standard among the individuals the Sleeping Buddha.
The Sandakphu Trek is unquestionably the most effective trek you must do this season.

Altitude:

2,730 metres



Duration:

2 Days



Grade:

Easy


The Prashar Lake trek is fit for individuals of all interests and expertise levels. It is of prime importance to stay hydrated and careful during every part of the journey owing to unpredictable, slippery paths and the formation of ice on the surfaces.
The setting of the bivouac in Prashar Lake location is one more pleasant surprise as a result of its closeness to the water and its harmony with nature.
Dedicated to sage Prashar, there is also a temple beside the oval-shaped lake.
Prashar Lake is additionally far-famed for the low circular island on its surface, that keeps on ever-changing location from time to time. According to locals, sometimes they have seen the same location as the island for months in a row and sometimes it suddenly changes many times within a month. Therefore, there is a mystery surrounded by the movement of the island. In addition, the depth of the lake is unknown.

Altitude:

3,890 metres


Duration:

6 Days


Grade:

Easy To Moderate


Among the various things that Lord Curzon did in India, the hands-down winner is fascinating exploration and popularising of a marquee trek route starting from Joshimath to Kuari Pass in the Garhwal Himalayas. It is like an amphitheatre where some of the stalwart peaks of Himalayas take. The Kuari Pass Trek delivers you a chance to explore this breathtaking skyline of these mighty mountains from close quarters. The trek then yield through tiny remote mountain chain villages. Walking along the Curzon trail through these local villages is an expansive way to get intimately acquainted with the life of the mountain folks. The trees are ablaze in the yellow-orange of autumn, striking a deep contrast to the blue-brown mountains and the snow caps. On this one walks through gorgeous jungles of Oak and Deodar trees. And these lush jungles, of course, dwelling to some exotic wildlife


Altitude:

3,658 metres



Duration:

7 Days



Grade:

Easy to Moderate


Nestled away in the heart of a cradle shaped valley, the trek to Har Ki Doon valley is popularly known to be one of the most stunning and picturesque treks in Uttarakhand Embraced with scenic alpine meadows and striking greeneries, the remarkable beauty and dazzling splendour of this generous portion of the Garhwal Himalayas is credited by peaks, panoramic views of the Himalayan vary, gurgling rivulets and much more. Locally known as the 'Valley of Gods', trekking through this eternal meadow is one of the best experiences and is honoured with mesmerising views of the extensive glaciers, mountain ridges, ancient temples, appealing caves and high altitude villages. According to the legends, Har Ki Doon valley shares its antiquity with the age of the Mahabharata and typically holds an important place in the Hindu mythology. It's a sublime experience when you're camping near the gushing river, the thicket here is rich in flora and fauna which has a captivating ambience of its own.

Altitude:

4,230 metres



Duration:

8 Days



Grade:

Difficult


Dip into the mesmerizing beauty of Kashmir and explore the same through this wonderful trek of seven lakes in & around Srinagar-Sonamarg (in Kashmir). What makes this trek unique is it is less crowded and one of the most beautiful trek rich in natural beauty the view will leave you breathless. You will be wonder struck by the beauty of Seven lakes each best in own way. It would be stunningly scene with mountains on one side and the sun shining bright on the other and by its rays making the lakes look even magnificent and shimmering. The exotic view of lakes Vishansar and Kishansar, majestic look of lakes Gangabal and Nundkol with stony mountains on one side ans meadows on either side Harmukh glacier hangs on the edges of the mountain. Both the Gangabal and Nundkol lakes are famous for fishing and we can never really comprehend or depict its true beauty through photographs or poetry.