Treks in Indian Himalayas

Trekking is a testing as well as stimulating frivolous leisure endeavor tendering infinite escapade, cultural exchange and frivolous activities. In order to stimulate the excitement of the trekkers, the sport is generally carried on mighty mountain regions.  Climbing up the steep, rocky edges provides the thrill of a lifetime. It also provides one the opportunity to enjoy the intoxicating tranquility of the valleys and rocks, amidst the mysticism of the remote nature.

Witnessing and imagining the mammoth summits, the rocky walls and the frozen weather along with chilly wind, beckon one to taste the ecstasy of trekking. However one has to be fit and stable in the flesh and mind. Not only have that, a basic on this serve very helpful while executing the risky sport activity. Although the sport is apt for novices as well as trained and experienced mountaineers, yet trekking can be carried out safely by following few basic rules of trekking before progressively start climbing the heights. The risk is not so high for trekking in low altitude regions though. India is blessed with the great Himalayan ranges that facilitate majestic openings, passes and opportunities for the adventure sport. Trekking should be avoided during the monsoon time.

Some of the noted trekking places or zones in India are as follows:

Roop Kund, Beas Kund (Himachal Pradesh), Outer Nanda Devi Sanctuary, Manali-Hamta Pass, Sunderdunga Base Camp (Uttarakhand), Everest Base Camp, Mount Ladakhi (Himachal Pradesh), Kinner-Kailash Circuit (Himachal Pradesh), Mount Baljuri (Uttarakhand), Pindari – Kafni Glacier (Uttarakhand), Seven Sisters (Himachal Pradesh),Stok Kangri (Laddakh Himalayas), Mount Shitidhar (Himachal Pradesh), Manali-Leh-Manali, Hanuman Tibba, Mount Bhanoti (Uttarakhand), Pilgrimage /Chardham Yatra, Delhi-Shimla-Kaza-Kunzum-la-Manali, Manali-Leh-Srinagar-Delhi.

Hence trekking, this high spirited, invigorating and revitalizing adventure sport, summons tourists from far and wide to visit India and taste the buzz. Needless to say that it is one of the major tourist attractions in India.