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Trekking Tour India, Trekking is an unforgettable experience: At a reflex level, trekking is a physical challenge: a curiosity to explore and to see what lies beyond the next hill or the blue horizon is a strong and compelling urge, particularly among the young people. That is why one responds to the call of the mountain inspite of the hazards, hardships and uncertainties. On a deeper level, trekking is a bridge between ancient lifestyles: widening one's horizon by meeting different people and knowing there ways of life, customs, culture, traditions etc. and removing lots of misconceptions and prejudices. As trekking requires simplification, a reduction
to portable basics, and implicit trust in your ability to define what you need to live. Trekking in Indian Himalayas is danger free and more healthy, refreshing and rejuvenating. Indian Himalayas are a trekker's delight.
Popular Regions of Trekking Tour:-
KULLU AND MANALI REGION
LAHAUL, SPITI AND KINNAUR REGION
LADAKH AND ZANSKAR REGION
KUMAON AND GARHWAL REGION
SIKKIM AND DARJEELING REGION
KULLU AND MANALI REGION
Tour and Trekking India, Cocooned with Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar, the last two snow covered ranges of Himalayas, shyly rests the valley of Kullu drapped with snow---enchanting and beautiful. On its north is Manali preened with pinewoods and rollicking river Beas which spurts from a spring near Rohtang-pass (3978m), It sportively races to wet Punjab. Manali is a good base for trekkers to cover Zanskar, Ladakh, Lahaul and Spiti and Kinnaur. In winter, Manali hibernates under the warmth of snow only to sprout in summers with myriads of blossoms-fruits, flowers, yield of crops reeling far and wide. Like the land its people are warm, cheerful and honest. The hot tea they serve is a gesture of warmth. Garbed in colourful traditional outfits, they perpetrate a feeling of festivity. Popular Trekking Itineraries of Interest.
Manali - Darcha - Lamayuru Trek
Region : Kullu, Zanskar, Lahaul And Ladakh
Season : Mid June To Mid October
Duration : 22 Days
Grade : Medium To Strenuous
Highest Elevation : 5,090 Metres
Places Covered: Delhi - Manali - Darcha - Palamo - Zanskar Sumdo - Chhumik Nakpo - Shingo - La(5,090m) - Lakhong(4,590m) - Kargyak - Purne - Phuktal Monastery - Vipula - Raru - Padummonastery - Karshamonastery - Pishu - Hanumil - Perfi - La(4,650m) - Snertse - Hanuman - La(4800m) - Lingshed - Gazo Or Foot Of Sengge - La(5,060m) - Photoksarvillage - Sirsir - La(4,965m) - Hanupatta - Wanla Village - Prinkit - La(3930m) - Lamayuru Monastery(3,750 M) - Leh - Delhi
One of the classic treks of the region, the first day seven hours drive to Darcha (3,360 metres) over Rohtang-la (3,978mts) the gateway to Lahaul and Spiti, Pangi and Zanskar valleys. We camp at Darcha to acclimatization. Darcha venue of all major trekking bases, we cross Shingo-La Pass (5,090 metres) to get in to remote Buddhist kingdom of Zanskar valley. Many ancient Buddhist monasteries on the way like Phuktal monastery where famous Hungarian explorer Coso De Koros spent years to translate Buddhist text from Ladhakhi in to English, which is built under a huge cave, a day after we visit Karsha monastery which is biggest in Zanskar region. Enroute we pass shepherds with their flocks and climb beautiful snow covered passes with panoramic views of the mountains of the Himalaya. Trek terminates at Lamayuru, which has a famous ancient monastery. It is the oldest monastery in Ladakh, with large library of Buddhist literature. The monastery subscribes to one of the older Tibetan schools, the Kargyapa order. Leh City is 147 k.m. from Lamayuru.
Kullu Valley To Shimla Over Jalori Pass
Region : Kullu, Seraj Valley And Shimla Region
Season : April To October (Except July & August)
Duration : 10 Days
Grade : Easy To Moderate
Highest Elevation : 3223 Metres
Trekking Tour India, An extremely exhilarating and fantastic trek through some of the beautiful landscapes in Himachal Pradesh with lush green forests of oak and chestnut, filled with an amazing variety of bird life and chances of spotting the Himalayan Brown Beer and the elusive Monal pheasant are quite good. On this trail one can experience the vast differences in terrain in the un-explored and enchanting Seraj valley over lovely Jalori-Pass (3223m). Near Jalori Pass have a look at beautiful Seolsar Lake. Most of the campsite enroute this trail lies in a grassy meadow surrounded by thick forests sparkling streams cascading down hillsides and the magnificent snow-clad mountains all round makes this trek an unforgettable one.
Itinerary:
Delhi - Manali - Banjar(1534m) - Shoja(2692m) - Jaloripass(3223m) - Khanag - Taral - Margi - Shilla - Dalash - Narkanda - Shimla - Manali - Delhi
Lahaul, Spiti And Kinnaur Region
Tour and Trekking India, An empyrean maneuvering some 30 million years ago, floretted into the infant ranges called the Himalayas, covering 3000 Kms of the earth's crust. This innovated land in contrivance with nature conceived comprehensively beautiful sites of which Himachal Pradesh is one. Lahaul and Spiti, its largest districts are clasped by Ladakh, Tibet, Kinnaur and Kullu valley. Manifested, with cool and convivial summers, the valley stand like a prelude to Nirvana. They reel in herbage and foliage and shone their best sheen's of alpine blossoms on bosoms green - apart from other multifarious yields jigging the heights, Kunjum - La (4270 Metres) separates Lahaul from Spiti which is a recently discovered trekkers paradise. It has isolated Buddhist gompas and remote hamlets. Popular Trekking Itineraries of Interest.
The Lake Of Moon Trek (Over Baralacha-La By The Chandertal)
Region : Manali, Lahaul And Spiti Valley
Season : Mid June To Mid October
Duration : 21 Days
Grade : Introductory To Moderate
Highest Elevation : 4900 Metres
This is extremely popular. It offers spectacular views of the Greater Himalayas, and contrasting views of thickly forested Kullu valley and the barren rugged and untamed valleys of Lahoul & Spiti. Highly recommended for those who want to see the Himalayas at their beautiful and rugged best. The trek to Baralacha-la (4950 m) involves some river-crossings with a rope and harness plus experience in their safe use. In early part of season, residual snow bridges are often in place, making the river crossings quite straightforward. Batal is situated at the base of the mighty Kunzum-La (4550 m). Batal area is particularly important geologically as the Pir-Panjal Range, the main Himalaya and the Baralachga Range merge near the Kunzum-La. Batal is also starting point for the Chandertal Lake (the lake of moon)- A majestic serene lake surrounded by mighty Himalayan peaks. A vast meadow, is the camping site on the banks of this enchanting lake. During springtime, it is carpeted with hundreds of kinds of wild alpine flowers.
Itinerary:
Delhi - Manali - Panduropa - Jwara - Hamta Pass (4268 M) - Base Camp (3970 M) - Chhatru - Chhota Dara - Batal (4030m) - Chandertal Lake(4270 M) - Tokpo Yongma - Tokpo Gongma - Baralacha-La(4950 M) - Surajtal Lake - Patseo(3880m) - Darcha(3500m) - -Manali - Delhi
Lahaul Valley - Flowers And Village Trek
Region : Lahaul And Spiti Valley
Season : July To September
Duration : 14 Days
Grade : Introductory To Moderate
Highest Elevation : 4950 Metres
A great off the beaten Trek. Lahaul and Spiti is Buddhist country and seldom visited by outsiders. Architecturally the village houses are built of stone and plastered with mud, with flat rooftops. They are very attractive and the surroundings too are a delight to the eye. Also enjoy spectacular Jeep safari via Kunjum-la. Visit rich ancient Buddhists monasteries of Ki, Kibber, Tabo, Lallung, Dhankar and experience the remote life of Spiti. These valleys are unsurpassed in the splendour of their snow-covered peaks. The climate is dry and very cold. The whole valley is surrounded by high mountains on all sides, and great Himalayas to the north, and Pir-Panjal to the south.
Itinerary:
Delhi - Manali--Chhatru - Rangrik - Sichling - Gulling - Parkha - Bhaba-Pass (4950 M)- Fushtiring -Mulling - Kalpa - Chitkul - Sarahan - Shimla- Delhi.
Ladakh And Zanskar Region
Ladakh nests between the Himalaya in the south and Karakoram in the north at an altitude of 3500----6000 metres. Its significance lies hid in its strategic position in the east. In the east and northwest are Tibet and Xinjiang and Pakistan to the west. Nurtured with hybrid cultures from all sides, it glorifies with intricacies of clustered art and artifacts and 'Tankas' of rarest type. Popular Trekking Itineraries of Interest.
Stok - Hemis By The Markha Valley
Region : Ladakh
Season : June To October
Duration : 11 Days
Grade : Moderate To Strenuous
Highest Elevation : 4950 Metres
Its accessibility and beauty have made this the most popular trekking route in recent years. To the south of the Indus valley, this trail through the Markha Valley had been followed by villagers and monks for many centuries. The Kongmaru La (5030 m) is the highest pass on the trek and affords great views, south to Zanskar Range and North to the Ladakh Range. This Trail covers apricot orchards of Kaya, beautiful Markha village on the bank of Markha River, Yak grazing Plains of Nimaling at an altitude of 4700 m dominated by the Kang Yatse (6400m) peak. Also visit Spitok monastery one of the oldest in upper Indus and Hemis - - principal monastery having largest Thangka (Tibetan religious cloth painting) in Ladakh, over 12m long, but only exhibited every 12 years. Its next on display in 2004 & 2018. Hemis monastery head monk administers all the associated monasteries in the Ladakh and Zanskar region.
Itinerary:
Delhi - Leh - Spitok - Rumbak - Yurutse - Ganda-La (4920m) - Skiu - Markha (3850m) - Nimaling Plains - Kongmaru-La (5030m) - Chogdo - Hemis (3505m) - Leh - Delhi
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