Himachal offers the most amazing and variegated trekking options to the adventurous minded: cold deserts, high mountains, dense forests, alpine pastures. The degree of difficulty can range from moderate to strenuous to extremely difficult, and the elevations from 2000 meters to 5500 meters. The duration can stretch from 2 days to 8 days. And, true to its unique claim to being the DEV BHOOMI where the Pandavas roamed in exile, every valley has its own Devta, and every trek is imbued with its own mythological aura, adding a unique facet to one's travels in the remoter areas.
The state also has 2 National Parks and 32 Wildlife Sanctuaries: many trekking routes pass through these protected areas and there is every chance of spotting the unique wildlife of these temperate forests including the highly endangered snow leopard, western tragopan and musk deer.Although every district of the state can lay claim to popular treks, the prime trekking areas lie in Kullu, Kangra, Chamba, Kinnaur, Lahaul and Spiti and upper shimla. Brief profiles of some of the more enjoyable and interesting treks are available in our Website.
Chamba valley, the most loveliest in Himachal, is known for its scenic attractions, sparkling streams, beautiful lakes and crowned with high mountains ranges...
Kullu Manali
Kullu - Manali, A honeymooners place, is gifted with every thing that one can imagine. Kullu "The end of habitable world" and Manali "Queen of Hills"...
Shimla
Shimlaa tourist destination. A beautiful hill town in the lap of nature, surrounded by pine and deodar forests. At a distance of 45 km, a prettiest place Solanexists"...
Himachal offers the most amazing and variegated trekking options to the adventurous minded: cold deserts, high mountains, dense forests, alpine pastures. The degree of difficulty can range from moderate to strenuous to extremely difficult, and the elevations from 2000 meters to 5500 meters. The duration can stretch from 2 days to 8 days. And, true to its unique claim to being the DEV BHOOMI where the Pandavas roamed in exile, every valley has its own Devta, and every trek is imbued with its own mythological aura, adding a unique facet to one's travels in the remoter areas. 
The state also has 2 National Parks and 32 Wildlife Sanctuaries: many trekking routes pass through these protected areas and there is every chance of spotting the unique wildlife of these temperate forests including the highly endangered snow leopard, western tragopan and musk deer.Although every district of the state can lay claim to popular treks, the prime trekking areas lie in Kullu, Kangra, Chamba, Kinnaur, Lahaul and Spiti and upper shimla. Brief profiles of some of the more enjoyable and interesting treks are available in our Website.
