Trekking in India is amazing and in fact, it is magical over some trails. India is a land of varied geographical characteristics and every place has a new thing to offer and a new land to explore. You have the option to trudge around the snowy Himachal valleys, or the dense deodar and Oakwood forests; you can choose to cross the tropical rain forests or climb down the expansive meadows and all this without crossing a national border. Isn’t this exciting?

It is not about you started off a trek and completed within so and so time limit. Trekking is more than that. The pleasure to climbing the trail, making new friends through your way, pleasing your soul sitting in nature’s lap and waiting for a fancy meal after you are exhausted of walking are the feelings you will never experience in your routine life. Trekking will make you realise that life on earth is much more than the rat race you attempt every day.

From the vast meadows to the romantic icy trails, here are the eight most Exciting Trekking Destinations in India:

1. Roopkund Trek, Uttarakhand

This trek is for the people who wish to try the extraordinary in their life. This trek will make you walk through the snow and you can get to view the Roopkund’s famous Mystery Lake. This lake is also known as the skeleton lake due to the fact that skeletons reside at the bottom of this lake. Trekking here will take 7 to 9 days and as the trek is amidst snow, the best time to trek here is between May and October. This trek will culminate at the height of 4,800 metres.

2. Araku Valley Trek, Andhra Pradesh

If you are a trekker looking for the soothing coffee estate to take the fragrances deep in your senses then the Araku Valley in Andhra Pradesh is the best for you. Witness the Katiki Waterfalls, Borra caves and tribal museum on this amazing adventure spree.

3. Dzongri Trek, Sikkim

Longing for some awe-inspiring mountain views? Take out a week out of your busy schedule and go on an adventure spree on the Dzongri Trek in Sikkim. The trek will lead you towards the amazing trails of Mount Kanchenjunga which is the third highest peak in the world. The trek can be best undertaken between of months of September and November.

4. Markha Valley Trek, Ladakh

Ladakh has always been the haven for adventure enthusiasts. Whether it’s the biking spree, camping or trekking; Ladakh always tops the list for the people who wish to get an adrenaline rush for each of their activity. The beauty of this trek is to observe the Tibetan culture that come across on the way. The trek culminates at an altitude of 5,200 metres and is best undertaken in August and September.

5. Chadar Trek, Ladakh

If you are tired of trudging through the rough mountainous trails then how about rolling across a frozen river this January? The river Zanskar that is commonly known as Chadar is located in the Zanskar Valley of Ladakh and the temperature here is as low as -25 degrees. The river freezes in the month of January only and if you really like to experience the thrill then plan your adventure trip this January.

6. Deoriatal Trek, Uttarakhand

It is an ideal weekend trek. The trek can be considered to be one of the peaceful ones where you may or may not have to trudge a lot on rough regions to reach the plateau. The trek involves visiting Tungnath and Chandrashila which are the main attractions. The clear and serene water of Deoriatal provides a mind-blowing view of Chaukhumba and Kedarnath Peaks sunset.

7. The Manali Trek, Himachal Pradesh

Manali is considered to be the epicentre of activities in the Himachal region. From the snow-capped valleys of Solang to the exciting Rohtang pass; Manali is a complete package for adventure enthusiasts. Trekking in Manali starts from the Solang Valley and you can traverse through the Dhundi pass where you would get to observe the natural setting on the way. Witness the pristine Beas River and the peppy purple Rhodendrum flowers which are waiting to welcome you.

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