Himalayan Hiking

Mount Everest- the highest mountain in the world, and Kanchenjunga- the third highest mountain in the world, are located in the Himalayas.
The Himalayas have three equivalent and specific mountain ranges: the most important or the Himalayas, the middle or the Himachal, and the smallest Shivalik.

Entering the Himalayas

High altitude adventure activities, such as a visit to Everest Base Camp, located in the Greater Himalayas. Furthermore, the ice of the main Himalayas is the source of most of the streams that flow into the Indian plane.
The fantastic valleys of Kashmir, Kuru and Kangra are located in the middle of the Himalayas. Most of the most requested tours, such as the Prashal Lake Tour and the Kashmir Great Lakes Expedition, pass through these valleys.
The Himalayas have always been the target of tourists and those who want to experience. Huge snow-capped mountains, huge blocks of ice, diverse landscapes and extensive vegetation make the Himalayas the best place to travel.
If you want to travel to the Himalayas at any time, here is our brochure of the best Himalayan excursions.

The most remarkable weekend hikes in the Himalayas

 TROUBLE TIBBA TREK

Trouble Tibba is the peak of Uttarakhand at 9,915 feet. This short journey started and ended in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. And it took 20 kilometers to complete in two days.
If you need to experience:

• group scenes of climbing mountains
• traversing forests
• rugged mountains
• snow-covered roads
• and sunsets in just two days,

all from the amazing camp area, then Nag Tibba Adventure is for you.
This excursion will allow you to camp where you can see six ridges, including:

• the Gangotri & Kedarnath zenites
• the Doune Valley.

Driving along the Yamuna River is the basic attraction of this tour when driving on the mismatched road from Dehradun to Pantwari.

 PRASHAR LAKE TREK

This is a round trip to the destination of beautiful Lake Prashar, which is surrounded by the Dhauladhar Mountains in the Kullu Valley of Himachal Pradesh. There is no fixed schedule for this tour. You can visit Prasha Lake at any time of the year. The tour started from Panarsa, and after a 15-kilometre hike for about two days, Lake Prashar appeared at an elevation of 8,900 feet.
During this tour, you will enjoy a wonderful 180 degree view of the shore of Lake Prasha within Pir Panjal, Dhauladhar and Kinnaur. An oval-shaped island passed over the huge lake.
A major opportunity is to allow rogues to camp by the lake. Everyone will see stars piled high in the sky at night, reflected in the dark blue lake, and they will be mesmerized. There is a shrine on the shore of the lake, dedicated to the saint Parashar.

 TRIUND TREK

The Triund Trek is a soft green meadow on the highest slope of Himachal Pradesh. The snow-capped mountains of Dhauladhar and the Kangra Valley are evident.
This basic and famous excursion starts and ends at McLeod Ganji in Himachal Pradesh. In each season, short trips can be completed in just 67 hours, making it a good companion for your smart week to end your trip.
The exit to Triund through the oak and rhododendron forest can sometimes be steep, in any case it adds a touch of participation to the trip, in any case it feels like a monotonous hike of several hours.

 BRAHMATAL TREK

The Brahmatal Adventure is a six-day adventure that will take you from Lohajung to Lake Brahmatal, an icy lake located in Chamoli space in Uttarakhand, at an elevation of 12,250 feet. The Brahmatal adventure is a mysterious gem. Because this little trip offers an unusually pleasant view over thick ice, covered in perfection like the royal road.
Sunlight reflected from the ice sheet on the surface of Lake Bramatar and the magnificent views of Trishul, Nanda Ghunti and Hathi Ghoda during the excursion create a calm and calm energy.
This excursion is very suitable for the cold season, and the best time to visit Lake Bramatar is from December to March of the following year. Starting in mid-December, you can see the snowfall value directly on the road. In spring and summer, the fog and snow hang upside down, the sky is sensitive, and the scenery is unobstructed.

 KEDARKANTHA TREK

The Kedarkantha is a mountain range located at an altitude of 12,500 feet in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand. Moreover, Kedarkantha Trek is a standard six-day winter excursion organized by Govind Ballabh Wildlife.

 THE SHELTER & NATIONAL PARK

Excursion starts from the central headquarters in Sankri, a 1,011-hour drive from Dehradun. From Sankri, this road passes through the densely forested areas of the Garhwal Himalayas.
On the way, there is a lake “Juda ka Talab”, which is blessed by close people. According to legend, when the ruler of Shiva was meditating on the top of Kedakanta, water fell from his bun, and Judah sent the great lake to a height of 9,000 feet. Voyager set up a camp near this truly amazing lake.
Yamuna, Kedarganga and Kamal Ganga streams are completely clear on the roadside. The view from the top of Kedarkantha is not a wavering weakness. Also, the Himachal Mountains can be identified from the summit in the northwest.

Trekking and equipment information

The Trekking equipment is best brought from home, because there are not many places to buy supplies in Leh in winter. Foods that can be quickly stored and prepared, such as instant noodles, are a good supplement. Before you start, you should always have enough. Because it is recommended to spend most of the day on the road to stay warm and motivated.