Himachal Pradesh has some of the most beautiful landscapes in India, with the majestic Himalayan mountains and the valleys that surround them. You will find beautiful views and breathtaking trails for both novice and experienced trekkers.
You can explore the most beautiful treks in Himachal Pradesh to discover the state’s beauty. These treks are beautiful, but some can be very difficult to do. Below is a list of the most difficult treks the state of Himachal Pradesh offers.
Triund Trek
It is one of the most popular treks in Himachal Pradesh. The Kangra Valley on one side and the Dhauladhar Range on the other are the highlights. You can start your journey on the Triund trek from Dharmkot, McLeodGanj or Khabrotu. From there you will be able to gaze at the stunning Lake Glacier or the snow-covered Dhauladhur peak. The treks finish at Bhagsu Village.
You will be greeted by stunning views of snowy mountains, pristine beauty of deodar, rhododendron and oak forests along your path, no matter what base camp you choose. After a short stroll, the journey will become more strenuous. Because there are 22 steep curves along the trek, the entire stretch is called 22 curves. The climb takes approximately 4 hours. Tourists can either stay in McLeodGanj hotels or check into the rest-houses at Triund’s Forest Department.
Pin Parvati Trek
The Pin Parvati Pass Trek, at 5,320m elevation, is the most difficult trek in Himachal Pradesh. However, it offers breathtaking views and makes it worth the effort. This trek connects Pin Valley in Spiti to Parvati valley, Kullu. This amazing adventure takes around 12-15 days. It takes tourists through dense jungles, rugged mountains, picturesque waterfalls, and glaciers. It takes a bumpy ride from Manali to reach the base camp at Spiti river in Kaza.
Hampta Pass Trek
Hampta Pass, at an incredible 14,010 feet in elevation, is one of the most captivating trekking options the state of Himachal Pradesh has to offer. The trek is moderately difficult, but it offers a great opportunity for both veterans and amateurs. The stunning views and breathtaking panoramas will captivate tourists. You will be captivated by the pinewood forests, green meadows stretching to the horizon, dancing streams of mountain water, elegant wildflowers, high mountains, tranquil valleys, lakes, and streams.
Shepherd Trail Gaddi Trek
This trek is ideal for wildlife lovers, experienced trekkers, and nature lovers. You will start at the Kullu Valley, Manali and end at Kangra Valley. You will pass three snow-clad peaks, Kalihani (4.785m), Thamsar (3.500m), and Khanpari (3.600m), as well as shepherd villages, cattle farms, dense forests, and glacial lakes. You will also encounter a lot of wild animals and fruit orchards along your journey. This trek requires you to be fit and able to travel for at least 15-18 days. The trek will take you to new heights that will make it exhausting. However, the trek is full of stunning scenic beauty, including breathtaking views of the Himalayas, lush green valleys, and charming hamlets, making the trek well worth the effort.