In the recent past, trekking in the Himalayas has become much more popular. A great many fly to the mountains and take refuge for a week or two because of the pandemic which forces many to work from home.
This rush to the Himalayas has also led many individuals to choose hikes to look for panoramic vistas and to publish on social media with a flawless mouse click. The Himachal Pradesh's scenic mountains are home to several hiking trails and are one of the top hiking destinations in the world.
I'll present the 10 best walks you can do in Himachal Pradesh in this blog.
This walk is based on the spectacular splendor of the Himalayas and is from McLeod Ganj. In addition, you can also explore the Lahesh Caves on the way to the pass.
This tour can be done in 4 days and if you are a complete beginner, it may be a bit tricky.
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The walk will be green and will take you along the Rani River. Because it is a long and grueling walk it is recommended that before you start your adventure a local guide is hired.
Trekking in the Himalayas could seem to some people like a nightmare, yet certain escapes can be made easily. Try Triund, it's one of Himachal Pradesh's most simple walks. Triund is located near McLeod Ganj with a total distance of 9 km and is within a day. Top of Triund offers a fascinating vista on either side of the range of Dhauladhar and Kangra Valley.
The hike to the peak crosses the Oak, Rhododendrons, and Deodar forests. Don't forget to bring your DSLR camera with you, because after sunsets, the night sky is spectacular.
Trekking the Bhrigu Lake is a high altitude climb with a trek up to 14.100 feet. in height. The name of the lake follows Maharishi Bhrigu, who once meditated near the lake.
In different seasons, Bhrigu Lake has different appearances. The lake is blue in summer and spring, changing its colors during the day and it is fully frozen in winter.
The tour to Lake Bhrigu begins at an altitude of 8,530 ft close to Gulaba, reaching 14,100 ft.
Kheerganga is a famous site for many trekkers, deep in the Parvati Valley. A journey through the village of Rudra Nag provides you a first-hand experience of the local culture of Himachal Pradesh. It will meet your ambition of trekking and mountain adventures in the Himalayas.
You can visit Parvati Kund after reaching the summit, which is a hot spring, and dive there. The walk starts from the valley of Kullu and can be reached via cab from the bus terminal of Kullu.
At a height of 12772 feet, Beas Kund is the Beas river source. It is an alpine lake of one thousand years that is situated near the Solang valley.
Beas Kund is religiously important to Hindus as Sage Vyas is thought to take a bath and meditate near this lake while penning the epic Mahabharata.
The lake Prashar sits deep within the valley of Kullu and may be reached in a matter of days. This lake is located at an elevation of 8,900 ft near the Mandi District.
The Temple, which was built in honor of Rishi Prashar, is situated next to the lake. The pandal, Kinnaur, and Dhauladhar areas are 180-degree from above.
Located 2950 meters above sea level, Kareri Lake is one of the best places to walk in Himachal Pradesh. The lake is in the area of Kangra and is accessible within a few days.
Kareri Lake Tour is possible to complete within 2 days with Kareri Village in Kangra as its starting point.
9. Chanderkhani Pass trek
Chanderkhani Pass is a trip full of lovely alpine woods with panoramic vistas of snow-capped mountains. This walk is suited for all enthusiasts regardless of their previous trekking experience.
This walk will expose you to the indigenous culture of Himachal Pradesh, along with the beautiful scenery and lush animals.
This trip needs prior Himalayan experience and is not recommended for beginners. Manali is the nearest city to the departure point. The Pin Parvati Pass provides the most famous Himalayan vision and links Spiti Valley to the Kullu Valley.
This is a relatively long walk of over 110 kilometers, from 10-11 days to accomplish.
