7 Beautiful Trekking Trips To Take From Delhi For An Adventurous Getaway

India is blessed when it comes to natural resources. The mighty Himalayas have, for ages, been a reminder of the beauty that nature holds. Indians, especially the ones who have always lived in the bustling city life, feel a deep fascination for the snow-clad mountains and misty hill stations. Delhi; being situated at the centre of the country, has the advantage of being accessible to all the destinations of the north; thus making the city a meeting point for most trekking groups. There is a wide variety of options when it comes to trekking destinations in the north. We have curated a list of a few trekking destinations you can visit from Delhi for an adventure of a lifetime.

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List of treks from Delhi

7 Treks To Take From Near Delhi For A Blissful Experience

1. Triund Trek, Himachal Pradesh

Considered to be one of the easiest treks in the Himalayas, Triund also proves to be one of the most rewarding ones. One can choose to climb the entire trek on foot. There is also a choice to take a cab to Gallu Devi Temple and then trek to the top from there. After the scenic climb to the top, renting a tent is also a choice for spending the night there. You can have the best time in the monsoons as well as during the winter. This trek can be started from Dharamkot as well as McLeodganj.

2. Nag Tibba Trek, Uttarakhand

Covering a distance of almost 10 km, the Nag Tibba Trek gives one of the most mesmerizing views of the snowy Himalayan Range. It is one of the best places to witness a sunset. Nag Tibba is one trek that should be on your list. However, one should keep in mind that this is a 2-day trek with a moderate scaling level. Research it in advance and plan the trek accordingly.

3. Kheerganga Trek, Himachal Pradesh

This is a 17 km trek that starts from Baisharni in Kasol. One gets to take a dip in the hot springs water at the end of this trek. The best time for this trek is from September to February. One can stay overnight and experience a camping experience after reaching the top.

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Enjoy scenic landscapes on your way while trekking

4. Kedarkantha Trek, Uttarakhand

It is considered one of the best treks for first-timers. Apart from being an easy climb, it is a renowned trek owing to the spellbinding views it provides the trekkers. Located at a distance of around 200 kilometres from Dehradun, Sankri is the village from where the trekkers commence their climb. The best time to try it out would be from March to June.

5. Chadar Trek, Ladakh

One of the most sought-after treks in India, the Chadar Trek has enticed trekkers across the globe. It is an 8-9 day long trek which is difficult to carry out. The trek is as rewarding and as tough as it is to complete. The best time for this trek is in early January and February when the trekkers get to experience the snowclad mountains and frozen rivers in Ladakh.

6. Valley of Flowers Trek, Uttarakhand

This place is included in one of UNESCO's world heritage sites. It is a renowned trek that is on the bucket list of Indian as well as foreign trekkers. It is a trek that marks its start in Govind Pass, it is moderate in difficulty and has picturesque views of the valley in bloom. The best time to carry out this trek is in August.

7. Hampta Pass Trek, Himachal Pradesh

This 26 km long trek is an easy one, best suited for beginners. You can admire the lush green valley of Kullu blooming on the side of the trail. The start point of the trek is Jobra and it can be completed in over 5 days. It's best done from June to September.