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Nestled along the banks of the sacred Ganges River, Haridwar is a city that resonates with spirituality, devotion, and ancient traditions. As one of the seven holiest places in Hinduism, it draws pilgrims, seekers, and curious travelers alike. Here’s a glimpse into the top 10 places to visit in this mystical city:
The Pin Parvati Pass trek, which begins in Kalga and ends in Mudh in Spiti Valley, is one of the most scenic treks in the Himalayas. The trail winds through lush green forests, wide open meadows, numerous waterfalls, and a high altitude lake before bringing you close to the Parvati glacier.
Chandranahan Lake, considered a trekker’s paradise, is relatively unexplored. Adventurers usually take this less travelled trail to complete the difficult route and witness the shimmering lake. The trail begins in Janglik and winds through dense pine forest with gushing streams before arriving at Dayara’s green meadows
The trek begins in the picturesque Naggar settlement and continues across the Chanderkhani Pass to the Malana village. The first trail leading to the pass is known for its enchantment and alluring views. Hiking through forested areas of blue pine and deodar, walnut, golden oak, and wild cherry is part of the Chanderkhani pass trek.
The four-day Indrahar Pass trek takes you through vast meadows, gushing streams, deep gorges, tranquil lakes, and deodar forests. The trail begins in Mcleodganj and continues through the Triund, Laka Got, and Lahesh Caves camping grounds. Located at an altitude of 4,342 metres above sea level, near the tourist town of Dharamshala
Solang Nallah, also known as the adventurer’s paradise, serves as the starting point for this trek with its picture-perfect green meadows. Trekkers continue their journey near the shepherds trails, marvelling at the sight of locals and cattle. This trek’s highlights include wild flora and fauna, gushing streams, and camping under the star-studded sky.
The journey to Triund is short but arduous. Right from the start of the trek, you can see the Moon peak, Rifle Horn, Arthur’s Seat, and the mighty Dhauladhar range. The forest section of this trek is small but refreshing with oak and rhododendron forest, this lovely forest segment is quite memorable for trekkers.
The Kanamo Peak towers behind the villages of Kibber and Tashi Gang, deep in the heart of Spiti. Coming after the peak of Stok Kangri in Ladakh, Kanmo Peak is one of the lesser-known thrill fest for trekkers. The entire trek provides comparable experience of high-altitude Mountains while requiring fewer mountaineering skills.
