The glorious Himalayan peaks and beautiful valleys of Himachal Pradesh call out to trekking enthusiasts of every level. There are over 200 trails in the state, running from Shimla and Kullu to Kinnaur and Spiti, offering a variety of landscapes and terrains that can delight, surprise, and awe you. Choose a four-day trek or go on a longer hike that takes weeks – all you need are a comfortable pair of shoes and strong will to take on the challenge.
Himachal Pradesh trekking tours can help you discover the quiet, scenic beauty
The glorious Himalayan peaks and beautiful valleys of Himachal Pradesh call out to trekking enthusiasts of every level. There are over 200 trails in the state, running from Shimla and Kullu to Kinnaur and Spiti, offering a variety of landscapes and terrains that can delight, surprise, and awe you. Choose a four-day trek or go on a longer hike that takes weeks – all you need are a comfortable pair of shoes and strong will to take on the challenge.
Himachal Pradesh trekking tours can help you discover the quiet, scenic beauty of the state. Connecting Parvati Valley in Kullu to Pin Valley in Spiti, the Pin Parvati Pass route is for experienced trekkers – a steep climb up to 17,000 feet takes you along rough terrain, glaciers, lakes, waterfalls, and forests. From the lush green of Kullu Valley to the dry dessert of Spiti, the transitioning scenery one step at a time is riveting.
In contrast, the Deo Tibba base trek that starts in Manali is relatively easier. You can cover the distance in five to six days, passing streams and meadows of Manali, Jagatsukh, Chikka, Seri, and Chandertal. For the more intrepid travellers, the remote Kugti Pass trek is unexplored and rewarding. Climb up to 16,000 feet on this trek and panoramic vistas of pine forests, waterfalls, and snow fields will be all around you.
This is just the tip of the iceberg – the state is full of adventures and you will encounter many while on an expedition in the mountains. On these treks, you will have countless memorable experiences like interacting with locals, staying at homestays, and camping under the stars, giving you tales that you will reiterate for years to come.
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