With the arrival of winter, the beauty of the mountains increases even more. Snow -covered peaks, frozen lakes and cool, fresh air make a dream. If you want to do something new and memorable this year, these five incredible winter regions in India should definitely be on your bucket list. These traits are not only exciting, but also give a look at nature at its most beautiful. Come, let’s know about it. Sandakphu -Phalut Trek -West -Bengal Sandakphu -Phalut is the highest point in the Western Bengal, and offers a panoramic view of the world’s four highest peaks -Mount Everest, Kangchenjunga, Lhotse and Makalu. This trek is located on the India-Nepale border, from where you can enjoy the scenic views of both countries from one place. The route goes through dense bamboo forests, and the view of the mountain range ‘Sleeping Buddha’ makes it an unforgettable journey. Chadar Trek – Ladakh If you are a true adventurer, then Chadar is pulling for you. Between January and February, when the Zanskar River freezes completely, the experience of a thick layer of ice is nothing less than wonderful. Walking on this frozen river at a height of about 12,000 feet is extremely challenging, which requires a strong body and good fitness. However, the view of this difficult journey looks like a fairy tale in a winter world. Kedarkantha Trek – Uttarakhand Kedarkantha Trek in Uttarakhand is known as the ‘Queen of Winter Trek’ among Trekkers. This moderate level draw begins from the small town of Sankari and goes through snow-dressed forests and beautiful campsites. This five -day journey is ideal, even for beginners. The breathtaking views of the snow have Himalayan peaks from here very fascinating. Parashar Lake Trek-Himachal Pradesh near Mandi, this short and beautiful trek takes you through dense pine forests and snow-dressed grasslands to the tranquil Parashar Lake. Near the lake, a wooden temple is devoted to the saga parashar. This pull is fairly easy and perfect for the first time with tractors. Dayara Bugyal Trek-Ontarakhand If you want to go to a place where snow-covered plains talk by air, then Dayara Bugyal pulls perfect for you. This trek is located in Uttarkashi district, and it is easy to moderate and goes through Deodar, oak and maple forests. From here you have views of the beautiful Himalayan peaks – Bandarpoonch and Black Peak. November to March is considered the best time for this trek. Snow -covered roads, quiet lakes and sparkling white peaks captivate every traveler. Whether you are an experienced tractor or draw for the first time, this winter traits will fill your journey with excitement and beauty.
If you like mountains and valleys, then visit these 5 places during the long weekend of Diwali, you will get a double dose of nature and adventure.
