About Trekking
In almost every part of India, there is a variety of trekking adventure
options awaiting the trekker, some soft, others not so. In this vast
wonderland, trekking itineraries from one to four weeks or more provide
endless opportunities for discovery for the trekker. Among the high altitude
regions of Indian Himalayas, reality becomes a dream.
Trekking in India is an unforgettable experience as it not only let you to
experience the unexplored trails made by nature, but also bring the visitor
directly in touch with the country and its people and helps you to
appreciate the mountain environment.
Trekking Tips
Cautions While Trekking in India
Trekking is not an adventure activity that anyone can try out. It comes
with a responsibility for the trekker to make sure that no hiking
expedition becomes a threat to the environment and to the local culture
and traditions of that particular region. While taking up trekking of a
particular region within India, check out the details regarding the
geographical and historical features, followed by the trek route that you
are going to cover, the season in which the trails can be followed,
details about where to buy essential supplies and keep a note about the
local trekking agencies of that particular region.
Things To Carry
It is recommended that a trekker should take up physical and dental
examination before undertaking a trek. The first aid kit that you take
with you depends on the length of the trek, its location and the no of
people that are taking up the trek tour. Iodine tablets are the best
reliable methods for sterlising water for drinking, cooking and washing.
Some of the items a trekker requires while trekking on the higher
altitude regions in India: a broad- brimmed hat, UV proof glasses with
side blinkers and SPF-15 sunscreen that can protect one against the
increased solar radiation at high altitudes. The air can be very dry in
the Himalayas, so carrying a scarf and a lip balm is essential. To avoid
dehydration always carry a water bottle with you and it's essential to
frequently drink water.
Trekking In Indian Himalayas
Himalayas are known as the one of the youngest mountain ranges in the
world and is counted among the best trekking regions in the world. The
Indian Himalayan range is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular and
impressive mountain ranges in the world. Within a space of few days the
trekking expedition in India you may trek through the numerous Hindu
settlements, ancient temples, isolated Buddhist monasteries, camp beside
small village establishments that support traditional Islamic culture.
Trekking In Ladakh
To this day the isolated mountain expanses in the Ladakh region generate
the mystery of the Central Asian Silk Route. Ladakh is considered to be
the most rugged region of the entire Himalayan range. Often referred as
the Trans Himalayan Zone because its position between the Great Himalayan
Range and the vast Tibetan plateau. One of the major reason why this
barren land is a favourite of trekkers and extreme sports lovers.
Trekking In The Passes
The treks in Himachal are the jackpot for trekkers. In this state the
treks vary from moderate to strenuous ones, ranging upto two weeks,
especially the one done on high altitude passes. When it comes to passes
even the state of J&K is not far off. In Uttaranchal the 16-km trek to
Kedarnath is a must for those in good physical health as it affords
fabulous views of the high Garhwal peaks.
Trekking in Darjeeling
The hilly destinations of Darjeeling is blessed with well-defined forest
trails along the Nepalese border that afford views of Kanchenjunga and
glimpses of Everest, Lhotsa and Makalu. Just like the geographical
location the climate of Darjeeling is also pretty similar to that of
Nepal.
Trekking in Sikkim
To adventure lovers, trekking in Sikkim is an experience of many
extents. For those who are looking for excitement plus adventure nothing
can match the view of the Himalayan Mountains, which seem to touch the
sky. As the adventurer passes his way through a mountain trek, he
establishes an easy relationship with nature. Trekkers in Sikkim will be
spell bounded by the profusion of plants and flowers.
Trekking Places in India:
- Ladakh-Zanskar Via Lahaul
- Manali to Beas Kund
- Garhwal Trekking
- Himachal-Manikaran To Spiti
- Dodi Tal
- Khatling Saharatal Trek
- Gangotri Nandvan Trek
- Kinner-Kailash Parikrama
- Manimahesh Chui Yatra
- Jagatsukh To Base of Deo Tibba
- Adi Kailash Trek
- Hemkund Trek
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