Bharat Travel Points: Himalayan Treks To Take With Your Friends

Annapurna Base Camp:

Height: 8091m (26545ft)
Duration: 11 Days
Difficulty Level: Easy
Best Season: September to November, March to May, December to February

The tenth highest mountain in the world, the Annapurna Base Camp trek is amongst the most enthralling Himalayan treks in the world. Originating from Pokhara, Nepal, the trek takes you through scenic landscapes, rustic villages, evergreen rhododendrons and offers prismatic views of the Himalayas.
Bara Bhangal Trek:

Height: 4800m
Duration: 12 Days
Difficulty Level: Challenging
Best Season: June to October

Also known as the ‘Shepherds Tail Trek’, Bara Bhangal Trek originates from Manikaran in Kullu Valley. Passing through high passes, exhilarating terrains, scenic Himalayan vistas and the captivating Spiti Valley, the trek ends with arrival in the Bara Bhangal settlemment of Himmachal Pradesh.
Chadar Trek:

Height: 11,123ft
Duration: 9 Days
Difficulty Level: Challenging
Best Season: January to February

Well, this trek needs no introduction! Taking place only during the month of Jan-Feb, it is known to be the most enthralling treks in India; it involves trekking over the Frozen Zanskar River in the Zanskar River in Ladakh.
Dodital Lake Trek:

Height: 13616ft
Duration: 9 Days
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Challenging
Best Season: Round the Year

A trek to the Dodital Lake is filled with fun, excitement and adventure! Dodital, which is considered as the birth place of the Lord Ganesha, is known for its exoticness, immaculate beauty and trek friendly ambience.
Dzongri Goecha La:

Height: 5,760-14,100ft
Duration: 13 Days
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Challenging
Best Season: March to May

While talking about treks, Sikkim proves to one of the finest destinations in the country. Originating from Yuksom, this trek follows the Rathong Valley and is considered as the gateway to the mighty Khanchendzonga Peak along with other Himalayan Peaks.

Everest Base Camp (EBC):
Height: 18,523ft
Duration: 18-22 Days
Difficulty Level: Challenging
Best Season: February to June, September to November

The fascinating beauty and charm of the Mt Everest has always attracted trekkers from different corners of the world. On this trek that originates from Kathmandu, Nepal, you will be trekking through the ridges of the Himalayas, captivating glaciers, rhododendron and pine forests and much more!

Gangotri Tapovan:
Height: 14,638ft
Duration: 14 Days
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Challenging
Best Season: April (mid) to June, August to October (mid)

Whether you are yearning for thrill and adventure or peace of mind, the Gangotri Tapovan Trek is an ideal trek to get indulged in. Originating from Uttarkashi in Uttarakhand, you can witness spectacular glaciers, craggy terrains, challenging passes and scenic meadows in this trek.
Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek:

Height: 10,531ft
Duration: 9 Days
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Best Season: January to May, October to December

Rising around 10,531ft above the sea level, Poon Hill is an astounding place to witness the magical beauty of the sunrise. This 4-5 days originates in the Himalayan Range of Nepal and takes you through the untouched beauty of Nepal and its pristine beauty.
Goecha-la Trek

Height: 16,000ft
Duration: 11 Days
Difficulty Level: Easy
Best Season: April to June

The enchanting valleys of Sikkim are where this trek originates. Taking you through the magical turns and twists of the Himalayan Range, this trek is considered as an ideal experience to witness and enjoy the mesmeric views of the Khanchendzonga Peak and other astounding Himalayan Peaks.

Har ki Dun Trek
Height: 11,675ft
Duration: 7-8 Days
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
Best Season: March to June, September to November

One of the least explored vicinities, the Har Ki Doon Valley is known for its pristine and untouched beauty. Laced with the amazing views of alpine forests, snow-clad peaks, chestnut, walnut, willow and chinar forests, the trek also offers ample of opportunities for bird watching and enjoy the charm of the Garhwal Himalayas.