Introduction.
Treks in winter have always been a fun factor because treks in winter are a sort of intriguing chance to adventurous trek with long-time memories too. Winter is the only season, where excessive snowfalls occur in the range of the Himalayas, and this is not the end, the eye-catching beauty of the mountains in India is just fascinating, and the landscape views, dense mist, and fogs above the elevated cliffs are some few quite representations of the great treks in India. For an ideal trek, we urge a soothing, adventurous, exhilarating type of trek, that is essential for a perfect trek. The scenery of exquisite meadows, wilderness, long routes, and glorious waterfalls are the reason, why you should visit treks during winters, Here comes the top 3 winter treks that you should visit once in your life for experiencing the best, and the treks are starting with:
1) panwali Kantha Trek.
2) Chopta Trek.
3) Markha Valley Trek.
1) Panwali Kantha Trek –
The Great Panwali Kantha trek is preferable of all time, as the trek is no less than any high elevated meadows in Garhwal Himalayas. The tremendous impressive landscape and the splendid blend of several flowers are the main reasons behind its popularity. Also in April and May month the routes of the trek are arrayed with the beautiful pink and red rhododendrons flowers. The trek offers the few ultimate views of the Himalayan ranges like Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath highlands, and many mountains can be sighted. The panwali Kantha trek is associated with the path of the old pilgrimage ie. from Gangotri to Shri Kedarnath. The moderate altitude of the trek makes it easy to access trekking during the winter seasons.
Details.
Location: Rishikesh, Uttarakhand.
Highest altitude: 11,500ft.
Duration of trek: 2 days.
Trek level: Easy.
Trek cost: Rs.9015 per head(recently).
The best time to visit: From April to the end of September.
2) Chopta trek –
The chapter trek is one of the coolest treks in the northern range of the Himalayas in India. The trek is located in the Kedarnath wildlife sanctuary in the district of Rudraprayag of Uttarakhand. The Chopta trek is 400kms away from the national capital of India, which is Associated with well-developed motorable pathways. The trek is filled with the absolute beauty of huge highlands. A clean and calm surrounded area of dense woodland is almost a very pleasing thing. The chopta trek offers many adventurous treks like the Chandrashila trek, deoria tal trek, and tungnath trek. The trek is a true gift of mother nature as it’s one of the perfect creations on earth.
Details.
Location: Rudraprayag, Uttarakhand.
Highest altitude: 12,083ft.
Duration of trek: 5 days.
Trek level: Easy-moderate.
Trek cost: Rs.8,500 per head.
The best time to visit: starting from June to the end of December.
3) Markha valley trek –
The Markha valley trek is set in the arid frozen dessert and the attractive river valley in Hemis national park. The Markha valley trek brings you across many lovely picturesque villages present in that area. The simple mud houses with splendid grassland fields are glimpsed in the middle of the barren peaks of Ladakh. Tibetan culture is followed in these villages for example the kitchens are made of traditional ornaments, Buddist prayer flags, and many more things are observed in that village. The perk part about the trek is you can stay in those pretty mud houses during the trek, also the homestays in Markha valley are present throughout the journey, so the valley of Markha trek is affirmed to be a rare tea house trek in India. The rewarding trek can be the best suitable option for your trekking spot.
Details.
Location: Ladakh, India.
Highest altitude: 17,060ft long.
Duration of trek:6 Days.
Trek level: Moderate.
Trek cost: Rs.19,500 per head.
The best time to visit: is from the beginning of mid-June to the end of March.
Conclusion.
So what are you waiting for, hurry up and go experience a realistic trek that is filled with all the adventurous stuff, and make your winters more amazing by visiting the best trek places in India? I hope the above article assisted you with some trekking plans and ideas.
