Himalayan Hikers

  Sarutal Trek  is a hidden gem in the Himalayas because it is a serene Lake hiding amid meadows at a height of 4,200 meters in Govind Wildlife Sanctuary of Uttarkashi like many other treks, Sarutal was also explored by the shepherds in search of grasslands and the Sarutal Lake is located amid meadows surrounded by high peaks. Therefore, its picturesque setting and surroundings attract many trekkers every year. From here get astounding views of ( Black Peak –  6387 Meters), ( Bandarpoonch peak 6300 Meters),  (Ranglana, Peak 5896 Meters) ( Swargarohini (I) (II) (III) 6200 Meters),  and other snow-covered mountains. The base camp of Sarutal Trek So, The base camp of the  Sarutal trek  is  Sankri.  First of all, It is a famous Market which is also the base camp of more than 25 treks. During the Sarutal trek, pass through the dense forests and undulating meadows, cross some narrow streams on the way and spot wealthy Flora and Fauna of the region. You must have heard of the famous  Kedarkan

  Naranag Gangabal trek   is the most beautiful one in  Jammu and Kashmir  region. Gangabal, s pristine lake is located on  Mt. Haramukh’s  foothill in the Ganderbal district at an altitude of 3575 m. It is home to brown trout fishes and rainbows. This trek is the perfect combination of nature’s charm and the beauty of ancient gems. Naranag Gangabal Trek a Short trek with Beautiful Trails Naranag lies on the other side of Ganderbal famous for its lavish meadows and the temple of Lord Shiva. Naranag – Gangabal is a short trek with beautiful trails passing through lush wide meadows, brooks, bridges, and gorges. Enjoy the invigorating climate and nature at its best. Highlights of Naranag Gangabal Trek Naranag ancient Buddhist monastery Picturesque Naranag town Gangabal Lake is home to brown trout fishes and rainbows. Key Points of Naranag Gangabal Trek Level: Moderate Proper conditioning & training of the body required Need proper gear & clothing for sub-zero temperature Shoes are

  Ghepan Ghat trek   hides in the Lahaul region of  Himachal Pradesh . The trek starts from a small hamlet Sissu located on the Manali-Leh highway. Ghepan Ghat is a tranquil neon-blue glacial lake hidden in the picturesque valley at a high altitude of 4,140 m, even away from the sight of local guides. Picturesque Trail in Ghepan Ghat Trek The trail follows a gushing river, leading continuous panorama vistas of snow-covered peaks and a valley blossoming with verdant wildflowers. Ghepan Ghat trek is of moderate level, the rough trail is unmarked and naturally beautiful which also involves difficult but enjoyable river crossings. Ghepan Ghat Trek a Hidden Lake in the Himalayas On the entire trek, the sacred Ghepan peak can be seen overlooking the valley and quaint village of Sissu. The Ghepan Ghat Lake is extremely beautiful, its neon-blue color and icebergs can be seen floating on its surface which is a feast for the eyes. Key Points of Ghepan Ghat Trek Level: Moderate Proper conditionin

  The   Darati Pass Trek  lies in the Pir Panjal range which connects the Churah valley of the Chamba district to the Tindi valley of the Spiti and Lahaul districts at an altitude of 4700 meters. Darati Pass and Sach pass are gateways to the Pangi valley of Himachal. The Darati pass trek is an adventurous trek for trekking enthusiasts and adventure junkies. Darati Pass Trek Cover Amusing Places En Route  The trail to reach Darati Pass is exhilarating and on another side of this pass are no campsites. The amusing destinations you are going to cover on this route are – Chamba, Chanju, Khalpra, Alyas base and Tindi village. Chamba is the basecamp of Darati Pass trek. Highlights of the Darati Pass trek Darati Pass is a gateway to the Pangi valley of Himachal. Darati Pass connects the Churah valley of Chamba district to the Tindi valley of Spiti and Lahaul districts at an altitude of 4700 meters. Explore the last village of the Lahaul district “Tindi”. Visit Trilokinath temple at Udaipur. A

  Churdhar tre k   lies in Himachal Pradesh near Chandigarh and Churdhar peak is the highest peak in the outer Himalayan range lying at an altitude of 3655 meters. This peak is also known as Churi-Chandni-Dhar. It is named after Shri Chureshwar or Shirgul Maharaj because locals believe that they lived here in ancient times. Near Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh’s Churdhar trek takes you up to Churdhar Peak, This peak is also known as Churi-Chandni-Dhar, and it is named after ShriChureshwar or ShirgulMaharaj, who is believed to have lived here in ancient times. Churdhar, considered holy due to its association with “ShriChureshwarMaharaj,” is rich in local legends and temples for worship. The top offers an unbelievable, clear view of the famous Himalayan peaks like KinnerKailash, ShrikhandMahadev, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. This trek is a delight for its explorers, winding through various terrains. The first part of the journey is a steep hill, with the last few hours covered in mountains. Th