Treks are one of the best ways of blending oneself perfectly with nature as it enables you to explore all the things that beautify paths. Trekking is fun whether you relish it with your partners, friends, or family but to be completely honest you get to witness a whole other self when you trek with your thoughts and go on and on and on! This beautiful escape from the monotonous world provides eye-pleasing sights and the knock-on tranquility within.
Though it is sometimes perilous, I guess that this has some honing kind of fun on its own! Watching diverse cultures, steep sights, lush grasslands, etc makes you realize the things we have been missing out on our own. At plains, we are accustomed to making the ordinary and toxication our fun, as soon as we reach the heights we come to know the serenity we have been longing for the most within is and can only be found here! We often take trekking as a mountainous activity but if we look closer into the picture it is just as about a normal walk.
The monsoon season is upon our heads and the best way to enjoy this season is through trekking. Rather than sitting back at home and bickering about the mess that the roads are, why don’t we make this an opportunity and go on making the best of the memories? Monsoon treks are one of the most jaunty activities I have known so far and would definitely recommend it to all the people out there if you haven’t enjoyed this then you are missing out on big deals! How long would it take for you to plan the whole thing!? This is something that you can plan as a weekend getaway as well. And when you have minibreaks as your traveling guide then it is no big deal to find pocket friendly hotels with us as well! I have listed out some best places to travel, this monsoon, and will certainly have me to thank!
- Kashmiri Gate Lakes, Jammu and Kashmir
We are well-acknowledged for the beauty that Kashmir is, now think of witnessing the sights when you have an opportunity to trek in the middle of the place. This is located 75km northeast of Srinagar. This place has a diverse range of landscapes, lakes, mountains, and meadows that you should not miss and prominently if you are a trek lover then this place is meant to be explored by you. It is unsuitable for beginners but best suited for enthusiasts. The best time to visit this place is between June to September. The maximum altitude here is 13,715 ft.
- Hampta Pass, Manali, Himachal Pradesh
Himachal Pradesh is acclaimed not just for its charm but also for the best treks in the world. If we are to list out monsoon treks then how can we leave this one behind? This place has captivating views with breathtaking arenas of landscapes, valleys, streams, waterfalls, glaciers, etc. The best part about this trek is that you will get to see exalted camping which will make you want to seek more. It also provides you with a cross-over from Kullu Valley to Chandra Valley in Lahual Spiti. The best time to visit this place is between June and October. The maximum altitude here is 14010 ft.
- Kumara Parvata Trek, Karnataka
Situated in Karnataka’s Western Ghats, this trek should certainly be the next destination you want to get dropped in. This is not an ordinary trek it makes you explore temples like Kukke Subranamyam Temple and also gives you the glory of Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary. This is a perfect trek for weekend getaways. The best time to visit is between June to September and October to January. The maximum altitude here is 1700 meters.
- Visapur Fort Trek, Maharashtra
If living in Maharashtra and have not explored this domain of the place, then I sincerely am going to judge you! But no worries, we have got your back. This is located in the Pune district and is acknowledged as one of the highest hill forts in the region. This trek is moderately difficult and attracts a lot of trekkers from Mumbai and Pune. The best time to visit the place is between June to September. The maximum altitude here is 3556 ft.
- Dzongri Trek, Sikkim
This trek has a vast range of scenic locations to offer you. Straight from witnessing Mt. Kangchendzonga, to Mt. Simvo and many more you can have it all. This is more daunting than the others listed but filled with fun. You can visit this place anytime between March to May and September to December. The maximum altitude here is 13,612 ft.
