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Winter Treks

Winter Trips & Treks Not To Miss Out This Season

Travel takes us out of our comfort zone and inspires us to see, taste, and try new things. It constantly challenges us not only to adapt to and explore new environments, but also to engage with other people, embrace adventures as they come, and share new and meaningful experiences with friends and loved ones.

Trekking in itself is tough but walking through the high altitudes of majestic mountains will give you a feeling that cannot be put into words. It is a golden chance for trekking enthusiasts, who are seeking an adrenaline rush with each breath they take. You won't forget the surreal experience of napping in your sleeping bag in the snow. Not to forget the effort required to pull your legs out of the fresh, loose snow or to go on a "penguin walk". 

So here we are, making your wishes come true as we share with you the list of best places you must visit before 2022 ends!

 Kedarkantha Trek 

Elevated at 12,500 ft. Kedarkantha is one of the majestic peaks of the incredible Himalayan range.  One of the most famous treks, Kedarkantha fascinates several hikers and trekkers from all around India. The neighborhood myths and folklore simply adds to its charm.

Pangarchulla Trek

At a surprising peak of 15,010 ft, the Pangarchulla peak trek, with its breathtaking perspectives of the Garhwal Himalayan peaks, Nanda Devi, Chaukhamba, and Hati-Ghori to call a few, is one of the exceptional treks for each beginner in addition to skilled trekkers. The trails are mostly covered with rocks but regularly ascends right into a picturesque panorama that may be a mixture of inexperienced meadows, majestic mountains, and villages inclusive of wood houses. 

Kuari Pass Trek

Nestled withinside the Garhwal place of the Himalayas, the Kuari Pass trek is one of the exceptional treks. Situated at an elevation of 12,516ft, it's also referred to as the Lord Curzon Trail, named after the previous Viceroy of India at some point during the British Raj who became the first person to finish this trek in 1905. His connection to this trek is one of the reasons why it’s famous amongst now no longer simply Indian tourists but fascinates quite a few American and European tourists from all around the international as well. 

 Brahmatal Trek

Brahmatal Trek is taken into consideration as the ‘full package deal amongst other hiking locations. Stretching to an expanse of 24kms, the Brahmatal trek exposes you to a number of the most luxurious Himalayan peaks which include Mt Chaukhamba, Mt Neelkanth, and Mt Hathi Ghoda amongst others. The diverse splendor of this trek, from superb mountains to trails covered in sheets of snow, high-altitude serene lakes, and luxurious unexplored forests, makes Brahmatal pretty mesmerizing. 

Dayara Bugyal Trek 

Ideal for each beginner in addition to skilled trekkers, this 22kms lengthy trek is extraordinarily worthwhile as you get to look at a number of the most luxurious peaks of the incredible Himalayan ranges, including the Gangotri massif, Black height, Bhagirathi massif, Bandarpoonch massif, etc. 

All the non-trekkers, dont worry, we’ve got you covered as well. Here’s a list of trips you could take before 2023 begins!: