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churdhar trek

The Churdhar Trek is a famous trekking route in the state of Himachal Pradesh, India. It leads to the Churdhar Peak, the highest peak in the Shivalik range. The trek offers stunning views of the Himalayas and the surrounding valleys.

Khir ganga

Khir Ganga is a trekking spot in Himachal Pradesh, India, famous for its hot springs, stunning scenery, and spiritual significance. The trek, starting from Barshaini, takes about 5-6 hours and offers beautiful mountain views. Visitors often dip in the hot springs for relaxation and healing.

triund trek

Triund Trek is a popular trekking trail in the Dhauladhar Range of the Himalayas, near McLeod Ganj in Himachal Pradesh, India. It’s a moderately easy trek, about 9 kilometers from McLeod Ganj, known for its breathtaking views of the snow-capped peaks and the Kangra Valley.

prashar lake trek (mesmerizing beauty)

Prashar Lake is a must-visit location for people seeking serenity in the midst of nature since it is magnificently tucked away in Kullu Valley in the middle of the powerful Dhauladhar Ranges.

thatharna trek

The Dhauladhar Range surrounds the Thatharana Trek, which makes it the most picturesque location to observe. With a broad perspective of the Punjabi plains,

thrilling trek to guna mata

Are you ready for a thrilling adventure? Guna Mata Trek is the perfect opportunity for all those who seek adrenaline-pumping activities amidst nature.

sar pass trek

At an altitude of 13,850ft Sar Pass Trek has one of the most beautiful trekking trails consisting of cascading waterfalls, lush green valleys and the pristine Parvati river. It is also one of the most popular treks in the months of May and June

kareri trek

The Kareri Lake trek, located in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, takes you through lush sub-tropical pine forests. The forests are filled with chir and chilgoza pines, interspersed with broad-leaf species. They are also a host to the high-density birdlife, which is easily spotted (given the low canopies)