Treks in Himachal

Located around 13,800 ft above sea level, the enthralling Sar Pass Trek passes through some of the best meadows, ice blankets, and forests. The 5-day trek starts from Kasol and passes through Rhododendron forests, Mung Tach, Nagaru, and Biskeri Thatch. It is named the Sar Pass Trek because you have to cross the frozen alpine lake “Sar”, nestled between Tila Lotni to Biskeri Ridge.

Starting from Manali Base Camp, the 5-day and 4-nights Hampta Pass Trek takes you to a whopping height of 14,100 ft. The Hampta Pass Trek is suitable for intermediate-level trekkers taking you through the cold barren trail totaling a distance of 35 km. The trek lets you witness the beauty of the emerald lake of Chandratal, and watch the confluence of three passes- Hampta Pass, Rohtang Pass, and Spiti Valley.

Located at an altitude of 14,100 ft, the Bhrigu Trek lets you reach the beauty of Bhirgu Alpine Lake through verdant meadows. Beginning from Manali, it is one of the most enchanting trekking places in Himachal that takes you through the prettiest grasslands to Roli Kholi. Once you reach the top, the beauty of Seven Sister Peaks, Mount Indrasen, Mount Deo Tibba, and Pir Panjal Range marks their presence.

One of the popular treks of Himachal, the Beas Kund Trek is an easy to moderate level trek that lets you witness the holy lake of Beas Kund. The trail leads you through the deep forests of pine and oak tree woods, and the greenest meadows. The stunning views of mountains Seven Sister’s Lap, Mount Hanuman Tibba, and Friendship Peak come into view.

One of the best treks in Himachal, the Pin Parvati Trek takes you through steep slopes, gradual climbs, barren mountains, snow-clad peaks and rugged passes in a span of 10-days and 9-nights. The 110 km of the trek passes through Tunda Bhuj, Kheerganga, Thakur Kuwan, Ody Thach, and Mantalai, where you can pay your respects to the age-old shiva temple.

The Buran Ghati Trek of 7 days takes you through the ancient mountainous village of Buran, old age houses and fruit-bearing trees that are scattered all around the charming village. The high altitude village is located 15,000 ft+ in the Himalayas, reachable through the moderate to difficult level trail. The dense forests of Oak, and Pine Trees are the challenging points that lead you to the village and Dayara Thach.

Shrikhand Mahadev Trek takes you through an enthralling trail to a whopping height of 18,570 ft. The 32 km long trek is an 8-day and 7-night trek that passes through Sinhgad Village, Barhati Nala, Thachur, Kali Ghati, Bheem Duari, Parvati Bagicha, etc. This trek will reward you with the most nail biting natural beauty of the Nayan Sarovar nestled at the top.

Indrahar Pass takes you through the soaring heights of 14,245 ft above sea level. Starting from Mcleodganj, these 4-day treks in Himachal Pradesh allow you to hike through the greenest meadows of the Dhauladhar Range. The moderate to difficult level trek makes you cross the sharp ascents and climbs steep trails that cross Lahesh Caves, and the crystal blue waters of Lake Manikani and Kareri.

The Kinner Kailash Trek of 10-day and 9-night trek is one of the most blissful and picturesque treks. It takes you high to the height of 17,200 ft which allows you to see the breathtaking views of the Shivling. You can catch the beautiful sight of River Sutlej rising from the slopes of Kailash Parvat near Mansarovar Lake of Tibet.

The 6-day and 5-night Malana Village Trek is a captivating trek that lets you trek to the village and its nearby attractions. You can check out the Tripura Sundari, Gowrishankar Temple, Roerich Art Gallery, and many famous peaks amidst the trek. The most popular part of the trek is an exploration of high altitude Malana Village and Chandrakhani Pass.

The Manimahesh Trek happens to be in one of those trekking places in Himachal that have been declared a state-level pilgrimage by the Indian Government. The trek takes you to the height of 13,385 ft above sea level, close to the Manimahesh Kailash Peak in the Pir Panjal Range. The trail leads through the valley of flowers until you reach the glacial lake.

Going on a Kanamo Peak Trek is one of the best ways to explore Spiti Valley. Nestled at an altitude of 19,600 ft above the ground, it is one of the highest places to trek in India. During your tek, you will come across Chandratal lake, Kanamo base camp, Kaza, and Kibber. The trek makes you explore ancient monasteries, villages, scenic trails, traditions, culture, and folklore of Spiti.

One of the shortest and easiest treks in Himachal Pradesh, the Triund Trek is a popular weekend trek for you to try. The easy trail is beginner-friendly but lets you enjoy the breathtaking views of the Dhauladhar Range and Kangra Valley. The 2-day and 1-night Trek starts from Mcleodganj and rises up to a height of 9350 ft as you travel 14 km through the green meadows.

Kheerganga Trek is a unique trek in Himachal Pradesh that takes you through the thrilling trail of pine forests, cascades, hamlets, and the greenest meadows. Starting from Kasol, this easy to moderate level trek of three-day short trek lets you witness the mesmerism of Parvati Kund. One of the most unique things about this trek is that you find a mixture of Indian and Hippie cultures among the localities.

The Kareri glacial trek is a short three-day Himalayan trek that takes you to a soaring height of 9650 ft to witness the Kareri Lake. The trek includes you staying in the charming Kareri Village belonging to Gaddi Tribe. The further part of the trail lets you cross the thick forests of Pines, Rhododendrons, and Oaks to reach the enchanting lake.

Prashar Lake Trek is all about exploring the best of the Dhauladhar Range. You get to witness the Pagoda-style Prashar Rishi Temple located on the banks of the enchanting river. The two-day trek starts from Jwalapur Village through the beautiful trail with lush greenery, gushing rivers, and waterfalls in addition to witnessing Pir Panjal and Kinnaur Mountain Ranges.

Trekking in Himachal Pradesh's Churdhar Peak, also known by the name of Churi Chandni Dhar in the bangles of the snow, is an enchanting 4-day experience. Starting from the Sirmour district, the easy to moderate trek rewards you with the mesmerizing views of snow-covered Himalayans including the holy Badrinath and Kedarnath.

Away from the bustling life of Himachal, Jalori Pass is about 12 km from Jibhi. This place is a wonderful place to start your expedition to Sereolsar Lake, the Great Himalayan National Park, Sakiran, Bashleo, Lambri, etc. The one-day trek is a popular weekend trek where you enter the valley with mountains, gushy rivers, and the sounds of waterfalls.

Indulge yourself in one of the spectacular views of snow-capped mountains while enjoying a bonfire session with Rajgundha Trek that starts from Dhauladhar Ranges. This is one of the less-explored treks in Himachal that you can take from Bir in the Kangra region of Himachal Pradesh and ascend through oaks and pine trees.

One of the most popular treks in Kasol, the Grahan Trek is known to present you with the best views of Parvati Valley and the snow-capped Himalayas. The 18 km guided trek starts from Kasol that ascends through the scenic trail that comprises lush greenery and many wooden bridges. Once you reach the Grahan Village at an elevation of 7,700 ft, you can indulge in fun camp activities overnight.