Some Fun Treks That You Can Do In The Himalayas

Many people tend to think of India as a one-trick pony-  home to incredible pieces of art. And they're right considering that paintings and other artifacts have remained the lodestone for years on end. 

But,

The home to more than 50,000 plant species is a multifaceted place, offering a wide range of intriguing adventures and incredible natural beauty. 

Here, you will find untamed beauty wrapped up in magnificent scenic views and adorable wildlife- all providing the rustic ambiance favorable for any adventure.

There's more than the sprawling slums

India- A unique land of vibrant colors, breathtaking landscapes, and abundant history.

From the writhing streets of Mumbai to the pristine sandy shores of the Andaman Islands, this remarkable country offers a diverse feast for the senses.

Beyond the congested capital and the multiple slums precariously sitting beside one another, there Is the Himalayas which bring up images of white, snowy mountains that touch the sky, with clouds cutting through them

Here, you are reminded of the world's tallest peaks, like Mount Everest, Kanchenjunga, and Nanda Devi; peaks that can only be conquered by skilled adventurers.

However, 

The Himalayas are vast, and not all of its mountains are restricted to experts. There are multiple types of treks ranging from easy to moderate grades that are open to novices. 

We sample ten of the best easy Himalayan treks for beginners

Brahmatal Trek

Some of these treks can prove to be quite dangerous if you're doing it for the first time. At 12,250, Brahmatal Top provides a scenic view of the main mountains below and endless forests that fondly cuddle this precious trek tucked in free-flowing snow.

Brahmatal is a great trek to do solo as well. If you can't keep up with the snow, then you might want to visit any other time apart from December, January, and February. 

Dayara Bugyal Trek

This one takes 6 days and is moderate; meaning beginners can comfortably take up the trek challenge. 

If all you yearned for is a regular trek, you might be forced to revise your-do do list. Dayara Bugyal boasts of all the elements of a perfect Himalayan trek.

From superb dense forests, amazing campsites, ancient villages, intriguing climbs, Dayara Bugyal is a complete package for a thrilling adventure.

Kedarkantha 

A moderate trek for website beginners, Kedarkantha trek takes 6 days to explore. No restrictions on when you can come here- there is a perfect trek to do in a season.

The stunning summit is the icing on the cake, standing at an altitude of  12,500 ft with360-degree view of other Himalayan peaks. 

Phulara Ridge Trek

You have 6 days to do an exciting trek on this ridge that is home to multiple species of birds.

The beautiful Pushtara meadows are another reason why every trekker must do this trek. 

Gidara Bugyal Trek

Seven days of moderate trek as you feast your eyes on the beautiful ridge and sample the incredible campsites.

It is one of the largest high-altitude meadows you will set foot on and possibly larger than the popular Ali Bedni Bugyal trek.

The campsites on these treks are incredible and the dense forests beautiful. They are either nestled in the grasslands , or just along the ridges. A trip down to the Himalayas would be a perfect way to spend the summer holidays.