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The Best Himalayan Treks for Children in India

Trekking teaches life lessons in many forms, the only difference is

there are no classrooms with walls and roof. ‘Nature’ is the teacher
here and learning are valuable.
Childhood is the best time to introduce children to the outdoors. At
this stage of life; they are young and pick up things very fast.
You must have seen kids asking many questions and they remain
very curious to know the answers. This is the time when they
observe and absorb things which they are exposed to!
Let them also learn the lessons of environment, confidence and
leadership which Nature has to teach. And, it is only possible when
you expose them to the outdoors.
It is very easy to speak up all this, I know these things take time to
imbibe in someone. But, it is possible to happen just some days on a
trek.
Introduce Children to Nature
It is parents responsibility to encourage and develop children’s
interest in life that is beyond luxuries.
We get many calls and mails from the Parents who want to trek with
their children and it makes us very happy that they are taking them
to the adventures, this way they imbibe the teachings in quickest
way. If you’re reading this, I am sure you will take your child outdoors and
introduce him/her to the pristine Nature.

Here are the Best and Safest Himalayan Treks for Children in India

Nag Tibba Trek

Nag Tibba trek is the highest peak in lower Himalayan range. It is a short
Trek with plethora of pleasing views and can be called a perfect
weekend trek. Nag Tibba trek takes you through the dense forest rich in
flora and fauna.
Duration — 2 Days
Best time for children — March, April, May, Sep and Oct
Nag Tibba Trek

Deoban Trek

Meaning of Deoban is “God’s forest”. Deoban Trek is a peaceful forest
amongst the hills of Chakrata at an altitude of 2900 m, a part of this
forest lies in the Kansar forest range.
Duration — 3 Days
Best time for children — March, April, May, June, Sep, Oct and Nov
Deoban Trek

Chopta Chandrashila

Chopta and Chandrashila, these two fable trekking destinations lies
at an altitude of 2,679 meters and 3682 meters in Kedarnath Wildlife
Sanctuary. This picturesque place is also called “Mini Switzerland”.
Duration — 4 Days
Best time for children — March, April, May, Sep and Oct
Cosmic Views

Dayara Bugyal

Dayara Bugyal Trek is an incomparable trek, the beauty of this trek is
ravishing. The blooming meadows of Dayara are the main attraction
of this trek. Experience the real bliss on this trek.
Duration — 5 Days
Best time for children — March, April, May, Sep and Oct
Dayara Bugyal Trek

Kedarkantha Trek

If you are looking for a perfect winter trek, then Kedarkantha Trek is the
one. The unparalleled views and serene environment are enough to
add this trek in your “must do” list.
Duration — 6 Days
Best time for children — March, April, May, Sep and Oct
Kedarkantha Trek

Har Ki Dun Trek

Har Ki Dun Trek is a cradle shaped valley in Garhwal Himalayas also known
as “The Valley of Gods”. Admire the bracing climate and soothing
green in this paradise.
Duration — 8 Days
Best time for children — March, April, May, Sep and Oct

Rupin Supin Trek

The Rupin and Supin valleys are extremely beautiful with heavenly
scenic views. On this trek get majestic views of high peaks, snow
covered mountains and wide valleys.
Duration — 7 Days
Best time for children — March, April, May, Sep and Oct

Chaainsheel Bugyal

Chaainsheel bugyal trek lies on the border of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. This place
is not known much by the trekkers and Uttarakhand Tourism
declared it as “Trek of the Year” in 2017.
Duration — 7 Days
Best time for children — March, April, May, Sep and Oct

Phulara Ridge

Phulara Ridge lies in the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary. It is a delightful
trek for beginners which starts from village Sankri and the panoramic
views from ridge top are outstanding.
Duration — 6 Days
Best time for children — Throughout the year
Phulara Ridge Trek

Dodital Trek

Dodital is a sacred freshwater Lake and Ganesha’s birth place. This
trek is bliss in winters because snow changes the alluring green
meadows into white.
Duration — 7 Days
Best time for children — Throughout the year

Ruinsara Lake

Ruinsara Tal is a sacred Lake which lies close to the source of Supin
River in Govind Wildlife Sanctuary at an altitude of 3500 metres,
nestled on the foot of Mt. Kala Nag.
Duration — 8 Days
Best time for children — March, April, May, Sep and Oct

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