The Markha Valley Trek in Ladakh is a moderate to challenging trek that starts and ends in the Ladakh valley of the Markha river. Six days are required for the 17,000-foot trek, and visitors even get to have a glimpse of Mt. Kang Yatse along the way. The path is peppered with towns and homes in clusters, unlike many high-altitude climbs, where one can even spend the night with locals to enhance the experience.

The Chadar Trek in Ladakh, a well-known winter walk that is situated on a frozen river, is suggested for hikers who have some prior experience with high-altitude treks or camping. This journey takes 8 days, and Leh serves as the base camp. The next few days are spent surrounded by towering mountainsides, deep snow, and frozen waterfalls. The road also goes by the famed 56-foot-tall frozen Nerak waterfall, which appears to be poised in mid-air. The nighttime lows of -30 degrees temperature are an added treat for winter enthusiasts.

During the Dzongri Trek, Sikkim, trekkers can see Kangchendzonga Mountain (8585 meters) Mt. Kabru North (7338 meters), Mt. Simvo (6811 meters), Mt. Pandim (6691 meters), and 6 more well-known summits. The starting point for this long trek is the historic town of Yuksom, which is home to numerous medieval monasteries and historical temples. Due to the area's high altitude, it will likely take 6 days to finish the whole trek, which also includes a day of acclimatization.

The Beas Kund Trek in Himachal Pradesh is known to provide a spectacular view of four marvelous peaks: Shitidhar Peak, The Hanuman Tibba, Friendship Peak, and Ladakh’s Peak. It's a super famous trek that has Manali as its base. It is believed that the author of the Mahabharata, Rishi Vyas, had taken a bath in the nearby Beas River, whose reference can be found in the mythical stories narrated by scholars of the past. It is a 4-day easy/moderate journey suitable for hikers with some experience.

The Hampta Pass Trek is one of Himachal Pradesh's outstanding treks. Situated at an elevation of 14000 feet above Sea Level it is famously known as the Valley of Flowers in Himachal due it its ever-blooming Flora and Fauna in the Season. The challenging terrain of the region makes getting to Hampta Pass an exciting and difficult trek. Trekkers may anticipate experiencing a variety of weather changes along the way. The duration is 6 days overall, with a starting point of Manali, and the difficulty is moderate to difficult depending upon the experience you hold in Trekking.

This journey has no introduction and has been on many ardent trekkers' bucket lists ever since it was accidentally discovered in 1931. It contains a great variety of flora and wildlife that thrive there, and it is situated at an altitude of 3600 meters. One can fly into Dehradun or Rishikesh and then take a bus or auto directly to the Valley of Flowers National Park.

The Most Beautiful Trek You'll Ever See. The Garhwali Himalayas are truly magical, captivating many people's hearts. This specific walk to Baradsar Lake is an excellent approach to thoroughly enjoying the Garhwal region's magnificence. The journey to this breathtaking lake is also strenuous due to the trail's traversal of valleys, boulder-strewn slopes, and a ridge (it divides Rupin and Supin Valley). From Dhaula, the Baradsar Lake Trek continues to Bitri, Masundha Dhar, and Dhalka Dhar, and finally opens to a huge meadow region called Dev Bhasa. One merely needs to cross through the meadows to get to Baradsar Lake.

Mansudha Dhar, where one can watch the sun rising from behind Swargarohini Peak, is the trek's high point. The scenery is amazing! The confluence of Supin and Obra is at Dhara, which may be reached after walking to Baraadsar Lake by passing via Rehla and Phitari. Move from Dhara in the direction of Jakhol, where the trek comes to an end.

The Dodital hike is a short walk through grasslands, little rivulets, and dense forests. It is full of unspoiled natural beauty that never fails to entice tourists. A little lake named Dodital is located in the Uttarkashi district at a height of roughly 3000 meters above sea level. The lake is home to the Golden Trout Fish and is surrounded by Rhododendron, Fir, and Oak trees. The charm of this already beautiful location is enhanced by a modest temple to Lord Ganesha that is located beside the lake.

It has become one of the most well-known treks in Uttarakhand because of how simple the journey to Dodital is. The journey starts in Sangamchatti and ends in Dodital after traveling via the picturesque Agoda Village and Manjhi.

The Nongriat Trek, Meghalaya is well-known for its Double Decker Root Bridge. Situated close to Cherapunjee, the bridge is one of the famous and recognizable landmarks for this trek. Every Avid Traveller always wishes to reach and experience this natural extravaganza. This walk begins at Cherapunjee, which is known for its never-ending downpour. The

Rainbow Falls serves as the destination of this one-day trek, which is an easy-to-moderate hike. The treks path, which is surrounded by forests, rivers, and unusual bio-engineered structures is what makes it distinctive.

West Bengal's Sandakphu Trek can be classified as unique as there are no other treks like this one in the world. Four of the world's tallest mountains can be seen throughout the walk. In addition to that, Mount Everest, Mount Lhotse, and Mount Makalu are also clearly visible while you are on this trek. But what makes this walk unique is the renowned Sleeping Buddha mountain range that is visible all along the way. The difficulty level for this seven-day escape is rated as moderate to difficult based on your experience in trekking.