Top Himalayan Treks to do in 2021

Liberate yourself from the tedious after-effects of self-Isolation. It is 2021 and a number of breath-taking treks await your footsteps. Himalayan treks are always a great source of refreshment. The spectacular peaks of the Himalayas reign supreme amongst all the mountain peaks around the world. The ecological diversity surrounding the Himalayan peaks is worth touring. Below is a collection of the Himalayan peaks that will possibly inspire you to pack your bags and depart for them.

Kedarkantha Trek

The Kedarkantha trek is a trail to the peak that offers a panoramic view of other Himalayan ranges. The 4-6 days of trek exalts you up to 12,500 ft. above sea level. For beginners, it is suggested that autumn months are chosen to attempt this trail and for experienced trekkers, winter and the month of December would be rewarding. Fortunately, this is an easy trek and needs no serious challenges to advance. The peak is specifically accessible from a village in Uttarkashi district called Sanskrit. At the top of this summit, mountains would be found twinning in their absolute white outfit. On further discovering the sky, it would seem the sky is fascinated by the charm of the mountains.

Hampta Pass Trek

This is a kind of trek that is filled with amazement in its every fold, nevertheless, it has dramatic sites to cross. Starting from melted glacier crossovers to pasturelands and vibrant meadows, the trail proves to be one of a kind. After an enormously rejoicing journey to the elevation of 14,039 ft., an inevitable satisfaction envelops the soul. This is a 5-day trek covering 25km from Lahaul to Spiti Valley. This moderately achievable trek is ideally visited from June to September. This is a trail that comes with added benefits to explore rich Himalayan culture, socialize with their occupation, and coming across more marvelous destinations alongside Hampta.

Everest Base Camp Trek

Accomplishing the trail to the highest mountain in the world is in itself a victory and requires no more validation. However, this is strictly advised to be taken by highly experienced trekkers as it has a gradient that is termed to be difficult. It has more than one starting point while one starts from southeast of Nepal the other starts from north Tibet. Historical traces of Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary successfully completing the expedition to an elevation of 29,031 ft. suggest it was the first official summit to the peak in 1953. On this trail coming across many other prominent peaks are conspicuous such as Mt. Makalu, Mt. Lhotse as well as popular glaciers such as Ngozumpa and Khumbu glacier. The taste of approaching a legendary mountain peak has its own spark. Thus, ensuring safety the trek is kept up to an altitude of 18,200ft. for 18 days.

Valley Of Flowers Trek

Experiencing this unique, enchanting floral valley and getting drowned in the strong smell of various types of endemic flowers engulfing the meadows is not surprising. Happens to be in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand perched at a height of 14,400 ft. falls in the temperate alpine zone. The Valley of Flowers National Park is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. This 6-day trail characterized as a moderate trek is crammed by trekkers around July to September. To the east of this 87.5 Km wide park fall, Nanda Devi National Park complements the beauty of the location. This is an impeccable destination to release all the packed-up emotions of the Lockdown and revive the joyfulness.

Annapurna Base Camp Trek

A trek as long as 70km is a pleasure to the trekking bug that resides within. The Annapurna massif sits at an elevation of 26,545 ft. and takes 10 days to trek to the base camp is situated at a height of 13,550 ft. A total of 20 peaks are supported by this massif, creating a league of high inclinations. The trail starts from Komrong in Nepal and is attributed as a moderately difficult trek, recommended to experienced trekkers. This trail outrightly fulfills the desire of mountaineers seeking the most adventurous yet thrilling trek. This is a trek that awaits the footprints of tireless trekkers in the month of April and October.