• 01 Jun, 2025

From Kashmir Valley To Gangotri: Explore Some Iconic Hiking Destinations In India

From Kashmir Valley To Gangotri: Explore Some Iconic Hiking Destinations In India

India boasts vistas that are ideal for everybody’s pace, stretching between the Himalayas in the north, to the greenery and up-down southern states, lined up to be discovered. The northern Himalayan dreams display high peaks and spread from one end of the north to the other, with some of the iconic treks.

Kashmir Valley (Jammu & Kashmir):

The Kashmir Valley, spreading out to the northern division of the Indian-administered region of Jammu & Kashmir, is famous for its eye-busting landscapes, accessible through several treks. Among the best-known courses, 'The Great Lakes Trek' holds this beautiful valley within its arms and offers scenery across alpine lakes, meadows, and snow-capped peaks.

Nanda Devi National Park (Uttarakhand):

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Nanda Devi National Park is located in Uttarakhand's Garhwal region which is the home to India's highest peak, Nanda peak. The park offers rugged and challenging trekking routes like the Nanda Devi Base Camp and Sanctuary Treks, providing trekkers with stunning views of the towering mountain. Suitable for experienced hiker, these treks offers a chance to explore the remote and pristine landscapes of the Valley of Flowers, near the southwestern Tibetan border.

Sikkim:

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Sikkim is a mountainous paradise for hikers, situated between Nepal and its northern parts. The majestic Mount Kanchenjunga, the world's third-highest peak, will be a top attraction. A trek to the Kanchenjunga base is available to enjoy the scenic beauty of a great trek route on the main Kanchenjunga side with a longer trek along the Yuksom route. This region is ideal for trekking to enjoy mountain views and experience the state's rich cultural roots throughout Tibet and Bhutan.


Darjeeling, West Bengal:

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Darjeeling is a place in the mountains of West Bengal which is a beautiful combination of scenic beauty and treks. Tiger Hill, ideal for an easy hike, offers beautiful panoramas of Kanchenjunga; while the Sandakphu trek along the Singalila range is an arduous, more-than-one-day adventure. Its interlaced location across the Sikkim-Nepal border allows one a panoramic view of both India and Nepal.

Gangotri (Uttarakhand):

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Gangotri is located in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand which is a significant pilgrimage site known as the source of the sacred River Ganga. Hikers venture to thr Gangotri Glacier, a massive 17-mile long formation, with treks ranging from two to five days.