4 Lesser Known Trekking Places In India

All of us love to get lost in the wild spots. Just like in those Bollywood movies, we all plan an adventure in our minds. But, unfortunately we couldn't execute our plans due to lack of knowledge about the treks. You are very lucky, if you are in India. India has ample number of trekking spots. Here are 5 of the best and lesser known treks in India-

Chadar Trek, Ladakh

It is the trekking area that experience the lowest temperatures, with high altitude treks in the World. The area remains covered with snow, most of the times. This trek is counted among the most difficult treks in the World. Best time to visit this place is January to February. Another important attraction of the region is the Buddhist heritage and religious richness.

The Markha Valley Trek, Ladakh

The hear melting scenes and beautiful serenity of the surroundings are the major features of this trek. It remains covered in snow during winters. As the snow thaws, the landscape blooms into myriad colours and presents a picture of breathtaking beauty. The Markha Valley trek begins at Zingchen. All through the journey, you will come across varied landscapes, some rough and barren and other luxuriantly verdant and green. It is considered as one of the most amazing hikes, during which you will get to see the beautiful Zanskaar range, the Hemis National Park and famous peaks such as the Kang Yatse and Stok Kangri.

Hampta Pass Trek

Hampta pass trek connects two beautiful valleys named; Kullu and Lahaul, where one gets to see various ever changing Landscapes.There are only few treks which can offer almost everything that one wishes to see on an Himalayan trek. Trek through Incredible views of glacial valleys, thick pine forest, open meadows, adrenaline pumping waterways, and an adventurous crossing of a high altitude pass. During your trip spend an amazing day long trip camping at Chandratal; a high altitude alpine lake & a camper's paradise.

Bara Bhangal Trek

Bara Bhangal Trekking is limited to people experienced in traveling in the rugged backcountry and with solid know-how of hiking and camping. One of the more challenging routes, it takes one from the lush green Kullu valley to the stark landscapes of Bara Bhangal range. But for the trouble taken, it is a very fruitful trek for the people who are looking for isolated and in-tune-with-nature routes. The eleven days Bara Bhangal Trek commences from Manali where we traverse through Indrasan and Bara Shigri glacier. We trek through Lama Dugh crossing Thanpri Tibba, glimpsing Manali on the run, just in time to reach our destination for the day-Riyali Thach.