Monson Trek in the Himalayas

The Flower Valley "Foolon ki Ghati" is a stunning trekking adventure that's perfect for the monsoon season. It is perfectly tucked away at an elevation of 3600 meters above sea level in Uttarakhand's West Himalayan area. One of the most popular hikes in the world is the Valley of Flowers trip, which offers the chance to see the extremely rare blue primula.

In the Hindu epic Ramayan, Hanuman is said to have carried the miraculous herb needed to revive Lakshman from the Valley of Flowers. The delightful blend of scents released by the flowers instantly transports you to a paradisiacal setting as soon as you step foot in the valley. At 14,400 feet, a hidden lake forms a hidden coop for a variety of wildflower species, including saxifrage, sedum, lilies, poppy, calendula, daisies, geranium, zinnia, and petunia.

Price: 6500/- onwards

Trekking via the magnificent Hampta Pass offers a unique experience of exploring Himachal Pradesh's unmatched natural beauty. Start in the verdant valleys of Manali and work your way up through majestic meadows, bubbling streams, and towering woods.

The journey's high point is arriving at Chandratal Lake, a breathtaking refuge surrounded by towering mountains. You can pass by charming villages, pure waterfalls, and a variety of flora and animals by taking advantage of the well-designed Hampta Pass trek package, which makes the trip genuinely amazing. 

Price: 7500/- Onwards

With the Beas Kund Trek, you may set off on an intriguing trekking adventure across the verdant meadows and towering mountains of this picturesque area in Manali. Relax your senses with the sights of the charming lake that the river Beas emerges from, and take in a striking panorama of the river's pristine waters set against the striking Pir Panjal mountain peaks.

Price: 5299/-

Tucked away in the cozy highlands, the Kashmir Great Lakes Trek is another undiscovered gem that lives up to Kashmir's reputation as heaven on earth. Green meadows and rocky terrains border the trek, while stunning Alpine and snow-capped mountains stroll along the roads.

Every day presents a 360-degree view of untamed, rocky peaks, undulating pastures, and azure alpine lakes—of which there are over seven to discover—as well as five distinct valleys! However, the walk to the Great Lakes in Kashmir is so magnificent that it feels like an IMAX 3D experience. Put this trek on your bucket list if you haven't already!

Price: 15249/- onwards

Kashmir is widely regarded as the "paradise on earth" and the location of the most breathtaking hikes in the Himalayas. The best of them all is Tarsar Marsar Trek. Situated at an impressive 13,201 feet above sea level, the Tarsar Marsar Trek consists of three breathtaking alpine lakes—Tarsar, Marsar, and Sundarsar—that enhance each other's natural beauty.

Kashmir's verdant meadows will astound you as you hike among these immaculate lakes. flanked by the impressive Chinar tree forest's dense avenues and the captivating Lidder River—also known as a glacier river—that flows through the Kolahoi Glacier. You will be astounded by the snow-fed lake's shifting hues throughout the day as it changes with the sun's angle. 

Price: 13799/- 

Bhrigu Lake is a glacial lake situated at an elevation of 14,100 feet, making it an ideal location for thrilling and mind-blowing adventures. One of the most appealing short treks in the Himalayas is the Bhrigu Lake Trek in Manali, which welcomes you with views of the lush meadows, the high-altitude alpine lake, and all your heart has been longing for.

The captivating lake has a grand beauty all its own, changing colors as the seasons change. It turns emerald green in late summer and becomes much more beautiful in summer.

This four-day trip around Bhrigu Lake will treat your senses to unending natural beauty as you take in the unmatched, spectacular vistas of the Seven Sister Peaks, Deo Tibba, Indrasan, Hanuman Tibba, and the spread Pir Panjal ranges. 

Price: 5299/- 

Stok Kangri is a constant challenge because of the ascents. You have a complete view of the Zanskar and the Indus Valley from the top of Stok Kangri. The routes with lots of ridges and the desolate surroundings make this entire area appear fantastic.

You will encounter numerous breathtaking vistas along the entire journey, beginning in Leh, where you can find the ideal fusion of cultural and natural beauty, and continuing to Stok Village, which is surrounded by lush, dark-green forests. You will pass by glaciers and steep inclines throughout the way to the summit ridge. To complete the ideal journey to Stok Kangri summit, you will be trekking for seven to thirteen hours a day on average. 

Price: 18500/- onwards

One of the shortest and simplest hikes in the Himalayas, the Triund Walk offers breathtaking views of the Kangra Valley and the snow-covered Dhauladhar hills.

You could easily complete this quick two-day hike over the weekend. The majority of us hardly ever have enough time to travel, discover new locations, and go on daring adventures. The trail is a little steep at certain places, so even though the trip is brief, it will offer you a taste of adventure as we enjoy the beauty and tranquility of the Himalayas.

Price: 967/- 

Situated at an impressive elevation of 14,245 feet above sea level, the magnificent Indrahar Pass delineates the boundary between the mesmerizing districts of Chamba and Kangra. Despite being brief, this walk is regarded as somewhat difficult because of the trail's many steep rises and sudden ascents. One of the most interesting treks that Himachal has to offer is this one.

You will be in complete wonder at the beautiful green valleys, the diverse flora and wildlife, and the breathtaking vista of the powerful Dhauladhar. The serene, glistening blue waters of Lake Mankiani and Lake Kareri are seen from the route. Take a tough yet alluring 4-day hike across the hills traveling largely via the Dhauladhar Range's lovely green scenery.

Price: 6499/-

There are fans all over the world for this dry, chilly desert trekking spot with the greatest views of the Ladakh and Zanskar Ranges. Because it is so rich in Ladakh culture, it is often referred to as a tea-house hike. While starting this walk, take in views of the 20086-foot Stok Kangri peak and the 21000-foot Kang Yissay mountain.

Promising sights along the Markha Valley hike route include Hemis National Park, Gandala La, and Kongmaru La. The waist-deep river crossing that allows us to cross the Markha River and access the paths leading to Buddhist villages and rock formations is another humorous aspect of this hike. Trekkers will find Markha Valley easier to reach because of its proximity to Leh.

Price: 25500/-

Prashar Lake is a must-visit location for individuals seeking happiness in the lap of nature since it is magnificently ensconced in Kullu Valley in the middle of the formidable Dhauladhar Ranges. The depth of the lake is still unclear, and it has a floating island.

Built in honor of the Rishi Prashar, the ancient Prashar Rishi temple is positioned on the banks of the river, like a pagoda. The 180-degree views of the Pir Panjal, Dhauladhar, and Kinnaur mountain ranges that are available from the top point are one of the numerous reasons to visit this location; they are a visual feast.

Price: 2499/- onwards

A peek into some of the largest Himalayan residences, Chanderkhani Pass chaperones your journey. Take in the majestic Bara Bangal range to the west, the Pir Panjal ranges to the north, and the Parvati range, which rises to great heights in the east. With vibrant meadows unfolding against a backdrop of breathtaking peaks, it beckons you in.

Walking through trees like walnut, golden oak, wild cherry, blue pine, and deodar is part of the Chanderkhani Pass Trek. The hike provides a broad perspective of the Kullu area and the peaks that touch the clouds. The journey begins in Naggar and heads to the Malana village after passing over the 12030-foot Chanderkhani Pass.

Price: 4500/-