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31 Best Treks in the Himalayas You Must Do in 2023

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Himachal Pradesh is located in the extreme northern part of India and is renowned for the range of landscapes it holds. The Himalayas encompass snow-capped peaks, plains, forests, glacial lakes, and stretches of ice formed from the snow. Besides the patronizing snow-clad mountains, Himalayas also boasts of its large lakes, deep gorges, terraced fields, thickly forested valleys, and cascading streams.

The Himalayas welcomes those with open arms who are adventurous and dare to go beyond the ordinary. It is replete with incredible treks in Ladakh, Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Himachal, and Sikkim at the best prices, along with all the safety.

For adventure lovers, trekking in the Himalayas is a once in a lifetime experience which will always be cherished throughout one’s life.

31 Best Treks in the Himalayas You Must Do in 2023

#1. Nag Tibba Trek
#2. Sainj Valley Trek
#3. Deoban Weekend Trek
#4. Sandakphu Phalut Trek
#5. Mukta Top Trek
#6. Brahmatal Trek
#7. Kedarkantha trek
#8. Har Ki Dun – Ruinsara Tal
#9. Deoriatal Chandrashila Trek
#10.Phulara Ridge Trek
#11.Bhrigu Lake Trek
#12.Beas Kund Trek
#13.Valley of Flowers Trek
#14.Tarsar Marsar Trek
#15.Gidara Bugyal Trek
#16.Hampta Pass Trek
#17.Annapurna Base Camp Trek
#18.Khopra Ridge Trek
#19.Kashmir Great Lakes, Kashmir: The Most Beautiful Offbeat Trek in India
#20.Indrahar Pass, Himachal Pradesh: The Next Level for Triund Lovers
#21.Kolahoi Glacier Trek, Jammu, and Kashmir: Walking into The Source of Light
#22.Siang Valley Trek, Arunachal Pradesh: The Far Side of Indian Treks
#23.Tso Lhamo Lake Trek, Sikkim: The Crown Jewel of North East India
#24.Gwaru Pass, Himachal Pradesh: A Trek in The Solitude of the Himalayas
#25.Milam Glacier Trek, Uttarakhand: A Walk on The Field of Ice
#26.Buran Ghati Trek
#27.Rupin Pass Trek
#28.Kashmir Great Lakes Trek
#29.Kedartal Trek
#30. Dayara Bugyal, Mukta Top
#31. The Goechala Trek

Here are the 29 best Himalayan treks to do this year in 2022.

1. Nag Tibba Trek

The Nag Tibba Trek is a thrilling weekend camp trek out of Mussoorie, which begins from Pantwari and climbs to the Nag Tibba summit. You get to see some memorable sunrise and sunset views, a spectacular forest section to trek in, and some striking sights of Mt Srikanth, Bandarpoonch, and Gangotri. This is a wonderful option as a weekend trek from Delhi.

2. Sainj Valley Trek

 

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This is one of the few treks inside of the Great Himalayan National Park. During winter, you can snow-trek, but the temperatures at night can mitigate to -6 degrees. The grasslands and remarkable view of the entire valley can remind of those on the Kashmir Trek. There are dense forests, beautiful flora and fauna, mighty peaks, ancient villages, apple orchards, and the stunning Pundrik lake.

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3. Deoban Weekend Trek

 

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Chakrata is less than 330 km from Delhi and is a 15 km long trek. It is a wonderful weekend trek in October, November, and December. Deoban trek offers splendid views of unending green meadows, mountain peaks, a beautiful forest section with a thick canopy, and easy access.

4. Sandakphu Phalut Trek


Sandakphu Trek, the trek that offers two countries at the same time. A perfect cross-country trekking while walking from India to Nepal, and offering the view of some of the world’s highest mountain peaks such as Mt. Everest, Mt Lhotse, Mt Makalu, Mt. Kanchenjunga, and the Sleeping Buddha. The Sandakphu Trek offers one of the best trekking adventures in India ranging from mountain peaks, ridges, dark alpine forests, and Bamboo forests.

5. Mukta Top Trek

 

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The Mukta Top trek is comparatively a newer and an isolated Himalayan Trek (28 km) located about 430 km from Delhi. During winter, the temperature can go down to -5 summers, the temperature are around 12-13 degrees during the day. This trekking trail has captivating forests, delightful mountain views, a stimulating summit climb.

6. Brahmatal Trek

Brahmatal trek is offbeat trek which is popularly conducted during the winters in India. The end of this trek takes the individual to the top of the mountain from which Roopkund Trek, Mt.Trishul, and Mt. Nanda Ghunti would seem within touching distance. You also get the view of the. This also boasts of two high altitude lakes.

The highest point on this trek is Brahmatal Top at 12,250ft and introduce you to various mountain peaks like Mt Neelkanth, Mt Chaukhamba, Mt Trishul, Mt Hathi Ghoda, and Nanda Ghunti.

7. Kedarkantha Trek


Kedarkantha has a stunning summit climb and can be done in all seasons. Know more about different types of seasons in India here. With an altitude of 12,500 ft and a 360-degree view around of other Himalayan peaks.

8. Har Ki Dun – Ruinsara Tal


Also called the stairway to heaven, Har Ki Doon trek is so steeped into Hindu mythology as this one. This trek takes the trekker through various Garhwal Himalayas’ ancient village on your way, which are 3000 years old. The Har Ki Dun trek is about an 8-10 hour drive from Mussoorie and is nearly 47 km.

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9. Deoriatal Chandrashila Trek


The Deoriatal Chandrashila trek is a 6-day trek. It is an extremely special trek as it is a vital section of the Himalayan ranges and displays all the major summits of Western and Eastern Uttarakhand.

10.Phulara Ridge Trek


The Phulara Ridge trek is a unique ridge trek in India that can be taken in September, October, November, May, and June. The beautiful Phulara Ridge meadows trek has a beautiful dense forest section. This is the trek for you if you are a wildlife or bird lover.

11.Bhrigu Lake Trek

 

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The Bhrigu Lake Trek, one of the best secrets of Manali, a hidden paradise of high altitude meadows right in the Manali Valley. Surrounded by some of the most beautiful Himalayan peaks and green pastures of the Himalayas, the Bhrigu Lake trek is the perfect destination for offbeat trekking in the Himalayas

The total distance of this trek is 20 km. Further, this is steeped in mythology. It is renowned for being the sanctimonious place wherein Maharishi Bhrigu peacefully concluded his deep meditation.

12.Beas Kund Trek

The Beas Kund Trek is approximately 550 km from Delhi and is a blessing in disguise for trekkers. The temperature during mid-summer is around 18-20 degrees during the day and about 5-6 degrees. It is a great adventure for first-timers, experienced, seasoned and professional trekkers.

13.Valley of Flowers Trek

The Valley of Flowers trek is full of legends and it is also said that many trekkers fall unconscious from the heavy scent of the flowers on the valley floor. There is a sweeping view of its vast expanse of mystical and beautiful flowers covered in layers. Flowers, leaves, bushes, buds of various shapes, sizes, colors all grow together here. The trek also goes through the highly spiritual place of worship, Hem Kund Sahib.

14.Tarsar Marsar Trek

 

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The Tarsar Marsar trek in Kashmir is one of the most enchanting treks in India, which comes close to its beauty of the Kashmir Great Lakes Trek. The trekker goes through from one lake to the other, from Tarsar to Marsar, and then to Sundarsar. It does rain during July and is indeed a monsoon trek.

15.Gidara Bugyal Trek

 

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The Gidara Bugyal trek is one of the most ancient, and well-known treks amongst other Himalayan treks. It has large high altitude meadows and a beautiful ridge walk that not many treks can boast of. The campsites are nestled in the grasslands of Gidara on this trek and are incredible. These difficult treks can be attempted by experienced trekkers and fit beginners as well.

16.Hampta Pass Trek
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Hampta Pass Trek is officially the tale of two cities. This trek is every mountain lover’s paradise, starting from the Kullu Valley in Manali to Hampta Pass and then witnessing the beauty of the Spiti Valley. The scenery changes within every hour, from lush green meadows to walking around the riverside near the snow line. You can trek to the enchanting Chandratal lake, the alternate to the Pangong Lake in Ladakh. You must do this trek because it is an unusual, special pass, and you can see the entire Spiti valley in one wide panoramic sweep. It begins from the lush green valleys of Kullu through a narrow gorge-like valley to an overhang high in the mountains.

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17.Annapurna Base Camp Trek


The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is about 70 km and is one of the most popular treks in the world. It is every mountain lover’s dream to climb this mountain, and if not the mountain itself at least till the base camp. The Machapuchare Base Camp and Chhomrung are the places that trekkers from around the globe come to see and experience.

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18.Khopra Ridge Trek


The Khopra Ridge Trek is one of the most stunning campsites on the trek is Khayar Lake. People from around the world to this trek for that reason. Another unique aspect of this trek is that you get to see the Annapurna Massif at an arm’s distance. Further, you also see Mt Machapuchare as glorious as ever. You see Mt Machapuchare as glorious as ever. Further, you also get a sight of Mt Nilgiri North and South, Mt Himchuli, and Mt Ganga Purna. This is an unforgettable ridge walk.

19.Kashmir Great Lakes, Kashmir: The Most Beautiful Offbeat Trek in India

 

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Kashmir great lakes trek is the undisputed champion of being the most attractive trek in India. This holds the crown, as it offers you five alpine lakes and you get to witness the beauty of nature in its purest form. This trek is still untouched and gives you a chance to explore the serenity and the beauty of Kashmir.

20.Indrahar Pass, Himachal Pradesh: The Next Level for Triund Lovers

 

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The Indrahar pass lies in the Dhauladhar Range, separating the Chamba Valley and Kangra district. Its location is on the point where the Eurasian and Indian subcontinent’s tectonic plate collide, and one can experience all the ecological belts of the Himalayas. Indrahar pass trek is one of the most picturesque mountain beauties and is for people who want to value their Triund trekking experience to the next level.

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21.Kolahoi Glacier Trek, Jammu, and Kashmir: Walking into The Source of Light


The Kolahoi Glacier, revered as Goddess of Light, is a major source to two major rivers, Jhelum and Liddar. With the Kolahoi Glacier trek, one can experience some of the greenest pastures alongside the flowing Liddar River. It offers alpine lakes, wide-open Himalayan valleys, and green meadows. Kolahoi Glacier Trek is one of the best offbeat Himalayan treks.

22.Siang Valley Trek, Arunachal Pradesh: The Far Side of Indian Treks

 

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North-East India offers some of the most pristine trekking destinations and the Siang Valley Trek is one of the top things to do if you are in Arunachal Pradesh. One can be lucky to witness the Tsangpo River that is in Tibet, which further meets the Brahmaputra River in Assam, is some of the best sights during the trek. Arunachal, is still unexplored and untouched by travelers and tourists, and one can witness some of the original tribes of Arunachal Pradesh and learn about their local traditions.

23.Tso Lhamo Lake Trek, Sikkim: The Crown Jewel of North East India


Tso Lhamo lake is one of the highly elevated lakes in the world at the mighty height of 18,000 feet. The jewel of North-East India, Tso Lhamo lake, is the evidence of nature’s marvel. Due to its extreme temperatures, it remains one of the lesser-known treks in India and is still an untouched and unexplored beauty for the rest of India.

24.Gwaru Pass, Himachal Pradesh: A Trek in The Solitude of the Himalayas

The trail of Gwaru Pass offers two high-altitude mountain passes – Tentu and Gwaru. This trek route leads through the Chandratal Lake and offers one of the best campsites in Himachal, alongside rivers and forests. Its closest range and a mesmerizing view of Pir Panjal mountain range are especially for those who love offbeat incredible trekking trails. If you want to experience an isolated yet quaint and blissful adventure, this is the right choice.

Related Article: Top 10 Adventure Activities to Experience in Himachal

25.Milam Glacier Trek, Uttarakhand: A Walk on The Field of Ice


The pride of Kumaun district, Milam Glacier trek is the picture-perfect adventure tour that offers to pass through dense forests, walking on glaciers, gazing up the clear sky, and enjoying nature in its purest form It has Mt. Trisuli (23,209 feet) and Hardeol (23,461 feet) within a close range.

26.Buran Ghati Trek

 

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Solo trekkers are common to find on this trail and it is full of meadows, a thrilling pass crossing, and historical villages. The Rupin Pass trek runs parallel to the Buran Ghati Trek. It begins at the historical Janglik and goes into a delightfully deep forest and then bursts into Dayara meadows.

27.Rupin Pass Trek

 

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Rupin Pass Trek, which is also referred to as the Tale of Romance with the Himalayas. Rupin Pass Trek is also one of the most classic and aesthetic treks in India and is full of unpredictable beauties. The Rupin River flows along leading up to the famous Rupin Waterfall. Once over the waterfall, it leads to the enormous snowfield with various mountain peaks. The captivating beauty of the trek will leave you enchanted and motivated giving you the experience of a lifetime. Do check out – Ashoka Waterfall in Igatpuri.

28.Kashmir Great Lakes Trek

 

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The Kashmir region is picturesque, with each lake being more beautiful than the previous lake and generally, people prefer to take this trek solo. One can experience the larger than life magnificence of the lakes on this trek. This trek is suitable for experienced trekkers only.

29.Kedartal Trek

 

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The Kedartal Trek is difficult compared to and is open for experienced trekkers, and adventure lovers. This trek can be challenging with spider wall crossing, river crossings, and the sheet altitude itself. It is better to go on some moderate treks before going on this one here.

The trek elevates to the glacial Kedartal lake, which is surrounded by big mountains. This cauldron encompasses some of the most famous mountains– Nanda Parvat, Mt Bhrigupanth, Mt Thalaysagar, Mt Jogin, and Mt Gangotri.

There are various Treks for beginners like:

30. Dayara Bugyal, Mukta Top

Intermediate treks  like

31. The Goechala Trek

 

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Conclusion:
Trekkers and adventurers from across the globe have been visiting the Himalayas to seek out new hiking routes. The Himalayas offer some of the most adventurous hiking destinations in north India and is a major hotspot in the country. The Himalayas has something for everybody, from short treks to extensive advanced mountaineering opportunities.

Must Read: A Tale from YHAI Sar Pass Trek 2016 Review & Sar Pass Trek Guide for 2019!

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