Indian Treks for escapers and trekking lovers

With its varied geography and several hill ranges strewn over the huge subcontinent, India provides a plethora of hiking trails for hikers. From freezing deserts to tropical rain forests, high Himalayan peaks to undulating meadows, India's top trekking destinations are diverse. Several backpacking Indian treks for summer and monsoon seasons, as well as winter, are compiled in this post. 

Bali Pass Trek

There are many treks and tours that provide different experiences yet are still overlooked, one of which is the Bali Pass trek trip. Backpackers can do walk trips thru Yamunotri, which is very the best religious Char Dham Yatras. The trail will travel through the Har Ki Dun valley as well as the Ruinsara valley. The Bali Pass summit, which rises to a height of 16,207 feet, is one of the high-altitude summits.

Pangarchulla peak trek 

The colors of lush green meadows, milky snowfall,  and vast blue sky combine in the Pangarchulla trek summit walk. In India, there are primarily two types of treks: easy category treks like Triund, Kedarkantha, and Chota, and highly tough category climbs like Kanchenjunga and Everest.

Rupin pass trek

The Rupin Pass journey is a picturesque rollercoaster that takes you across the Himalayan range in an urban experience. Traditional shepherd routes run alongside the Rupin River, descending into thick pine forest trails! However, it isn't all. Along the way, you'll see glacier meadows, snow bridges, glacial valleys, snowfields, and hundreds of waterfalls! So enjoy Rupin Pass Trek!

Buran Ghati Trek

Buran Ghati Trek is a jack-of-all-trades and a master-of-all-trades. This ghat trek takes place deep in the Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh, and provides unforgettable happiness. This walk provides you with so much more than any other trek, from enormous fields of golden flowers to camping on a cliff on a barren mountain. It's a voyage that takes you through tranquility, natural beauty, thrilling difficulties, and rocky adventures.

Kuari Pass Trek

Kuari Pass Trek begins with a drive from Rishikesh, Uttarakhand's most popular tourist destination, to Joshimath. Joshimath is the starting point for visitors heading to Auli. Joshimath has a spectacular view of the Himalayas and gives the impression of being surrounded by mountains.

Bhrigu Lake Trek

Bhrigu Lake Trek is very incredible among the backpackers of the whole world. For religious and spiritual people, the Bhrigu Lake is a holy lake; according to some stories, Hindu Rishi Bhrigu used to do dhyan or meditation here, and the lake's water is considered sacred. This lake trek is almost 14,100 ft above the sea level. So enjoy trekking journey!