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3 Best Himalayan Treks To Do This Winter
Winter is one of the best seasons to experience fresh snow in the Himalayas. Do these treks from the last week of December, through January, February and March for the best snow experience.
Dayara Bugyal Trek
Upto 12,057 ft
8,900
6 days
Easy-ModerateDayara Bugyal is a trek that has few of India's most picturesque high altitude meadows. Do it simply for...
LEARN MOREMukta Top
Upto 11,838 ft8,9506 daysEasy-ModerateMukta Top trek is one of the best Winter treks in the country. The high altitude snow carpeted meadows,...
LEARN MOREBrahmatal Trek
Upto 12,250 ft8,4506 daysModerateBrahmatal is a rare trail that is accessible in peak winter - January and February. With stunning views of...
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If you’re looking for something specific, we’ve put together some collections for you here. There are treks for beginners, adventure-seekers and nature-lovers. Browse through them here.
Best Treks For Beginners
Choosing your first Himalayan trek can get confusing. Here we have shortlisted 3 best treks that offer the complete experience and give you the best taste of a Himalayan trek.
Treks For Summer 2019 (May, June)
There’s a reason why summer is peak season for Himalayan treks. The higher reaches of the Himalayas become accessible for trekking, bringing to trekkers the stark alpine zones of our country. These treks have big thrill factors. Choose these if you’re physically fit and ready for an adventurous trek in summer.
Best Spring Treks (March and April)
At the end of winter (beginning of March), the dry landscape slowly transforms to a living and breathing ecosystem. The forests and meadows burst to life, birds and animals wake up from a winter slumber. It’s a fantastic combination of greenery and snow. It’s the best time to experience an abundance of life in the Himalayas
Challenging High Altitude Treks
Once in a while, we come across treks that offer the right mix of challenge and beauty. These are the best of them. Do these treks if you’re experienced and at the peak of your fitness level.
