Top treks that Himachal Pradesh has to offer you

The state of Himachal Pradesh has a lot to offer when it comes to the serene landscapes of various mountain ranges and valleys. The best way to experience the raw beauty is to trek through the beautiful hills and mystical forests. When you say goodbye to all the luxuries you have earned and you give away all your strength to nature instead of colossal glass buildings. Apart from its vast flora and fauna, wildlife sanctuaries, adventure tourism activities and many other attractions, Himachal also has a space for trekking enthusiasts. We present you the best treks of Himachal that are worth breaking a sweat for. Lose yourself to nature with these best camping sites in himachal pradesh.

Triund Trek

Difficulty level- Easy Trek

Maximum elevation- 4,324 meters

Best time to for camping in triund hill is May-June

Triund mountain is crowning jewel of Dharamsala. Triund trek stands still amongst the most scenic treks of Himachal Pradesh that is tailored for the newbies. The short trek of 9 km which begins its trail from can easily be accomplished in 5-6 hours. The trek offers the amazing panorama with the majestic Dhauladhar ranges on one side and the beautiful Kangra valley on the other. If you are one of those adventure junkies who wish to take their journey a notch above you can move in the direction of Indrahar pass which lies 17 km ahead of Triund. The scenario of the trek takes a rough change from here. The trek will become difficult but exceptionally beautiful at the same time.

Hampta Pass

Difficulty level- Moderate

Best time to visit- May- June and August- September.

Maximum elevation- 4,400 m The trail that begins from the Rambagh circle in Manali will fill you up with the sceneries of lush green meadows, snow-capped mountains in the backdrop and the variety of flora and fauna throughout its journey. The carpet of snow covering the majestic beauty of the Himalayan ranges makes the scenery even more pleasing to the eyes. The trek of 26 km that can be easily covered in 6 days. The endpoint of Hampta pass trek is Chhatru, which offers the spectacular confluence of  Hampta pass, Spiti valley, and Rohtang pass.

Bhrigu Lake trek

Difficulty level- Easy to moderate

Maximum elevation- 4,270 m

The best time to go for bhrigu lake trek in july.

Deo Tibba base camp trek.The scenery of Bhrigu Lake trek begins from the base camp in Manali. Nestled in the upper Kully valley and east of Rohtang pass, this trek will give you various landscapes of Kullu, Solang valley, and Rohtang pass. The massive green fields and snow- loaded mountains of Pir Panjal ranges and great himalayan range are another delights that this trek has to offer. In the four days, this trek will require you to cover the distance of 45 km and won't challenge your strengths much if the weather is in your favour. The trek ends at the picturesque alpine lake- Bhrigu lake and offers the surreal view of the snow carpet all around.

Deo Tibba Base Camp

Difficulty level- Moderate

Maximum elevation- 4,480 m

The best time to enjoy this scenic trek is May to October.

Deo Tibba trek is known as best camping sites in himachal pradesh Chandrakhani Pass trek.The majestic view of Mt. Deo Tibba with its white ice glaciers and clean blue waters of the lake Chandertal. The trek that begins from the Manali, a good distance of 55 km which can easily be covered in 4-5 days will take you to the Deo Tibba base resting peacefully at a height of 4,480 m. On the trail you can enjoy a huge variety of flowers blooming up in the meadows, the snow covered mountains in the backdrop and the fresh lakes originating from the hanging glaciers.

Chandrakhani pass

Difficulty level- Moderate Maximum elevation- 3650 m

Best time to go for this trek is May-July and for those who wish to trek amidst the snow carpet, November-March would be the best time.

On the traipse to Chandrakhani pass you will jot down the journey from Kullu valley with the magnificent view of Pir Panjal ranges, thick vegetation of pine and fir and culture of Himachal befriending you throughout. The trek of 22 km can be covered in 4-5 days. The end point of the trek is Chandrakhani pass which will captivate you into its world of isolation with the serene view of snow clad mountains and the huge pasture land wearing a green carpet.

Best time to go for this trek is May-July and for those who wish to trek amidst the snow carpet, November-March would be the best time.