There are numerous terrains in India that make for an excellent trekking experience. From north to south and east to west each nation has something unique and awe-inspiring to share. The state of Himachal Pradesh is adored with astonishing trekking footpaths and is quite prominent among visitors from all around the globe. It is deliberately becoming popular among thrill junkies due to its bumpy terrains offering various trekking trails with fluctuating difficulty levels. Himachal trekking trails offer spectacular views of the snow-crowned mountains.
Let’s take a look at some of these beauties.
Kalihani Pass Trek
the voyage is limited to Kullu valley in Himachal, this trail is used by Gaddi shepherds to access the camouflaged grasslands which have been suppressed in the unexplored landscapes of the Himalayas.
The trek will take you to the elevated planes including the Pir Panjal range, up to the Kaliheni-Pass. Roosting at a height of 4000 m, Kaliheni can be a hazardous situation enacting through ice, snow, and moraine. A wonderful small glacial lake shall cheer you up on your downfall.

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The trek offers mesmerizing notions of Hanuman Tibba, Indrasan, Deo tibba among others. The trek is full of spectacular views of meadows on both sides. A cross over towards Manali, one can see the gorgeous Beas valley from the top.
The last level of this trek will take you through the dense dark and really scary forests. Various birds can be sighted on the way which is a decent opportunity for all bird lovers.
Thamsar Pass
Thamsar Pass trek is one of the most sensational and difficult trails in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh. It’s utmost of 12-day trial heightened at an altitude of 4665 m, which begins from Bir.
Stroll through the mesmerizing spectacular serene beauty of leafy green pastures, blowing colored flowers, and numerous waterfalls with the spectacular Pir Panjal range forming an exquisitely soothing background, to fix the mood of every trekker.

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The two lakes on either side of Thamsar pass further strengthen the allure of this journey. What makes this trek outstanding is that it facilitates the trekkers with the grandeur of the majestic Himalayas coupled with chances to encounter the extraordinary lifestyle of the natives.
The trail ratifies through several villages which gives a glimpse of the challenging inhabiting circumstances in such rough topography.
Kugti Pass
Kugti Pass in Chamba district of Himachal plunges under the Pir Panjal range placed at an altitude of 5,050 m. It is a true destination for trekkers to encounter the enchanting elegance of the Himachal.
By ascending uphill in this region, trekkers can reach up to Duggi plateau which is a favorite spot for camping, showcasing the remarkable scenery of the mountains.
Towards the ridge, the trekkers will be welcomed with an awe view of grand Mani Mahesh Kailash Peak, splendid Dhauladhar ranges, and distant sight of snow-capped mountains beyond the Lahaul Valley. Explore Leah cave at the bed of the pass.

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The voyage route for Kugti Pass starts from Brahmaur which further directs to Hadsar, after which the ascending and descending path takes the trekkers to Kugti village. The trekkers can also fall down by Keylong and Goddess Murkula Devi temples on their way to Kugti Pass.
There’s a lot of things to do when you’re trekking. If you’re looking forward to capturing the serene beauty of the Himalayas and the surrounding around then you must carry your camera, but I would suggest the phone’s camera is enough but it has to be of good quality.
As when you’re trekking it becomes very hard to carry heavy stuff, so try to reduce your baggage’s weight so that you can easily trek wherever you like.
Jalsu Pass
Jalsu Pass is a crossover pass towards the eastern side of Dhauladhar between Chamba and Kangra valleys, heightened at an altitude of 3900 m. It is comparatively a susceptible trekking route which is sizably used by the Himachali gaddi tribes, mainly by residents of the valley who find this excursion more suitable to reach Kangra District rather than a bus.
Even provincial tribes walk through this trek in a day from Nayagram to Baijnath. The route is not as prominent among the travelers as other passes, which makes this trek worthwhile. It is an adventure in itself.
Wander through the untouched meadows, deep rhododendron frontiers, exquisite lakes, mesmerizing waterfalls, the magnetic yellow pasture bouquets which offer an experience very few passages can match on Dhauladhars.

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The journey is slippery due to the typical passage of livestock. There are enormous green grasslands at the exterior of the Jalsu Pass which makes it a wonderful place for camping.
If you’re planning to stay up a Mountain or a Valley by making tents and wanna enjoy camping with your loved ones then you must camp your hut near a lake or something like that. Basically, try camping near water sources.
There are many other trekking spots but these are the best among them, you won’t regret trekking here and will return home with a gigantic smile on your face and unforgettable memories.