New Delhi: If you are fond of adventure and trekking, then winter season is best suited to experience the snowy beauty of the Himalayas. Uttarakhand is home to some of the best and exciting winter treks in India. In this article we will discuss about 6 amazing treks, which will give you a memorable experience and realize the true beauty of the mountains.
Situated in the untouched valleys of Uttarakhand, Ancha Top is a serene and lesser-known trekking destination. This trek is surrounded by dense forests of pine and deodar, which shows true natural beauty. This route is a bit challenging, but for true adventure lovers it offers an exciting and satisfying experience.
Dayara Bugyal, located in Uttarkashi, is one of the most beautiful grasslands of India, located at an altitude of about 12,000 feet. In winter, the area is covered with a white blanket of snow, making it appear like a dream world. The amazing views of Gangotri range and easy trekking routes make it suitable even for beginners.
Kedarkantha, located in Garhwal, is at an altitude of 12,500 feet and is one of the premier winter treks in India. The route passes through dense pine forests, snow covered roads and beautiful villages. The views of sunrise and sunset from the peak are magical. From December to March, this place turns into a snow wonderland for trekkers.
Kuari Pass located in Chamoli, known as ‘Lord Curzon Trail’, is at an altitude of about 12,000 feet. Amazing views of Nanda Devi, Dronagiri and Kamet peaks are visible from here. This trek is full of beauty and history and is safe for beginners who want to embark on their first Himalayan adventure.
Another amazing trek from Chamoli, the Brahmatal trek takes you to the snow-covered lake at an altitude of 12,000 feet. This trek is of easy to moderate difficulty, with spectacular sunset views and tranquil atmosphere, making it perfect for nature lovers and photographers.
Starting from the beautiful Deoriatal Lake (10,000 feet), this trek leads to Chandrashila Peak, which offers a 360-degree view of the snow-capped Himalayas. Its serene environment and moderate difficulty makes it ideal even for first-time trekkers.
