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BENGALURU: India, not only diverse in culture but also in its landscapes; however some of the trekking places in India have been very popular in recent times.. In and around regions of Himalayas are considered to have the best cloud-kissing mountains and breathtaking views, reports Conde Nest Traveler.
So let’s take look at the top trekking destinations in India
Hampta Pass, Himachal Pradesh:
Hampta Pass is an ideal option for the first timers. A 26 kilometer journey begins at pine and maple forest of Manali, through the grassland of Jwara and till the top of Hampta Pass which is at an altitude of 14,500ft. This trek lasts about 5 days and is known for its intermittently changing weather. Though, all weather trekking is possible, June to September is ideal.
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Kedarkantha Summit, Uttarakhand:
The 360 degree view from the top of this snow covered mountain is indeed picturesque, as winter lasts till April here. The trek starts from the pine tree forest, which welcomes you with brown leaves carpet. The Kedarkantha Summit’s altitude is 12,500ft high and it takes about 4 days to reach the peak.
Buran Ghati Himachal Pradesh:
Trek to Buran Ghati connects Shimla to Kinnour district of Himachal. The trek goes across Pabbar River to the lush green meadows of Dehra, where one can witness the best of alpine flowers and misty mountains. The highest altitude is 16,000ft high.
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Tarsar Marsar Jammu and Kashmir:
Tarsar Marsar is probably the paradise of colours. The lush green meadows enriched with colorful flowers spread all over. Except this, it has lot of similarities with Kashmir lakes. The overall journey covers 33 km in 7 days with highest altitude of 13,500ft high.
Stok Kangri Summit, Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir:
It generally takes around nine days to reach the peak of Stok Kangri Summit, which has an Altitude of 20,850ft, 70 percent of Mt. Everest, this figure is attracting trekkers all across the world. Stok Kangri is one of the highest trekking detonations in India. It is not an easy trek, as it successfully completed by only few trekkers every year.
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Chadar, Jammu and Kashmir:
One of the most dangerous yet exciting places to trek is the Chadar. Walking on the frozen layers of Zanskar is no easy task but delivers an enthralling experience. Chadar has featured in many international travel magazines and documentaries of ‘Discovery’ and ‘National Geographic’ are shot here, hence it is a hot spot destination for trekkers across the world.
Rupin Pass, Uttarakhand:
Rupin Pass gets intense snow fall and an unpredictable climate could be a hurdle for trekking. But the complete journey promises stunning scenic views and open meadows and big rivers. This pass acts as bridge between two states as it starts in Uttarakhand and ends in Himachal Pradesh. It takes about 6 days to reach this location with an altitude of 15,250ft.
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