5 most famous weekend trek getaways from Delhi

We’re sure you know what it feels like to stay at home during the weekend wondering when you will finally leave your home and step foot on the breathtaking Himalayan treks.

And the fun fact is you do not need to pause your work and take 10 days off work. You can experience the pleasure of Himalayan trekking any weekend, if you’re from Delhi. Kashti Adventures will gladly accompany you if you ever decide on a weekend trek.

So we present to you 5 most famous weekend treks in the Himalayas that are only a few hours away from Delhi.

1.) Kasol Kheerganga

The best part about this trek is that you get a natural hot spring at the summit at 10,000 ft along with the snowy Himalayan peaks throughout your trek. This trek is one of a kind experience as you get to get deep into the Parvati Valley with babbling Beas River alongside, traveling across the Verdant gorge increasing through pine and oak forests.

If you’re into Indian mythology, you will get to know why Lord Shiva’s son decided to meditate here for thousands of years from the locals.You will meet beautiful waterfalls and Lord Shiva’s temple on your way to your destination.

And the food! You will get to taste Israeli cuisine at the colorful and hippie-culture cafes inspired at Kasol.

Best season- May-June, pleasant weather and lush green wilderness of the beautiful Kheerganga trek.

Distance from Delhi (by road)- 521.1 Km

Duration to reach camp (by road)- 12 hrs 19 mins

(reference: google maps)

2.) Chopta Chandrashila

You will get the feels of Switzerland on this trek as Chopta is also known as the ‘Mini Switzerland of Uttarakhand.’ Your destination at an altitude of 13,000 feet.

The summit of Tungnath, is one of the famous tourist attractions for high altitude trek lovers, located at a height of 4,000 meters above sea level. You can also catch sight of magnificent Nandadevi, Trisul, Kedar Peak, Bandarpunch, and Chaukhamba peaks.

The trek is full of lush greens and jungles and snowy peaks and paths. You will reconnect with nature and later, proceed towards Chandrashila – the ‘Moon Rock’ summit of the Tungnath.

Best season- April-June, temperature moderately high with pleasant weather

Jan – Mid May – for snow treks with trees ladened with snow

Distance from Delhi- 472 Km

Duration to reach camp (by road)- 10 hrs 50 mins

(reference: google maps)

3.) Parashar Lake

The lake has a floating island and the depth of the lake is unknown. This place can be your perfect escape from city life. In the honor of Rishi Prashar, an ancient pagoda-styled temple stands tall on the shore of the river. The lake is settled in the gorgeous Kullu valley in the middle of the tough Dhauladhar Ranges.

One thing about this place that leaves you with no other option than to visit is that it provides 180-degree views of Phir Panjal, Dhauladhar, and Kinnaur Mountain ranges from the peak point which makes one fall harder for mother nature.

Best season- April, May, September for lush green of the valley

For chilly beauty of snow covered lake then, Nov- Feb based on the weather forecast

Distance from Delhi- 479 Km

Duration to reach camp (by road)- 11 hrs 7 mins

(reference: google maps)

4.) Gawacha Tosh Kheerganga

This is one of the tourist destinations that breathes new life into you. This trek to Kheerganga and tosh valley holds Bhuntar, Rudra Nag, and Barshini on the way with the captivating beauty of Parvati valley and the Himalayas covered with snow.

On your trek you can visit Manikaran, a small town, with hot springs and a Gurudwara where Prasad at Langar is served.

Best season- May, ideal month to experience pleasant weather

Distance from Delhi- 531 Km

(reference: google maps)

5.) Kullu-Manali (Bijli Mahadev)

Some of the most stunning temples of India are nestled in Kullu, Bijli Mahadev temple being one of them due to its astonishing beauty, situated at a height of 2,460 meters above sea level, 22 Km away from Kullu.

To reach this temple you’ll have to do a 3 Km trek uphill, moderately difficult. Legends say that the temple gets struck by lightning every year, giving the temple name after lightning.

Best season- Mar to June – cool and relaxing weather with subtle chill

Distance from Delhi- 538.3 Km

Duration to reach camp (by road)- 12 hrs 15 mins

(reference: google maps)

So these were all! We can give you company on any trek you decide to go on at reasonable prices. For more information visit- https://kashtiadventures.com/.