Top Monsoon Treks in India

True to its name, the Valley of Flowers is a magical location where you may see flowers in their full bloom and experience their fairytale-like beauty. At 11,811 feet above the ground, millions of flowers in a variety of colors each sparkle in their unique aura. This valley, also known as "Phoolon ka Ghar," is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Hampta Pass Trek is one of the most enchanting monsoon treks from Himachal Pradesh that begins at Manali Base Camp and brings you to 14,100 feet. The main highlight of this trek is the majesty of emerald Chandratal's lake and its cold barren desert landscapes. As the trek ends, you can witness the convergence of three passes: Hampta Pass, Rohtang Pass, and Spiti Valley.

Kashmir Great Lakes Trek is one of the most enchanting hikes in Kashmir, allowing you to see the greenest meadows, snow-covered glaciers, rocky terrain, harsh mountains, and high passes. Starting from the Meadow of Gold, "Sonmarg," the Kashmir Great Lakes Trek takes you through many wonders such as Vishansar Lake, Satsar Glacier, Gangabal Twin Lakes, etc.

Beas Kund Trek in Manali takes you through the Kullu Valley, dense forests of pine and oak trees, and the greenest meadows to the holy lake. The grandeur of the Lake situated between the Pir Panjal Range surprises you until you reach Beas Kund at 12,772 feet. Once you reach Beas Kund Emerald Lake, you notice that it is the source of the Beas River and a number of other streams.

The Pin Parvati Trek takes you through the greenest forests over the course of 10 days and nine nights at an altitude of 17,457 feet. The 110-kilometer trek passes through tall Birch trees, glacier peaks, blooming wildflowers, and beautiful lakes. You can dip your feet in the hot springs at the summit. It is one of the best monsoon treks in North India because you can find the rarest flowers of BrahmaKamal and Losar in the rainy season.

The Sikkim-Dzongri Trek takes you up to the towering heights of 16404 feet in India's North Eastern region. The Dzongri trek's major purpose is to take you 16404 ft high in the Himalayan skies and reward you with breathtaking views of Mt. Pandim, Mt. Kabur North, Mt. Kabur South, and Mt. Kumbhakarna.

At an elevation of 14,100 feet, the Bhrigu Trek leads you through lovely meadows to the grandeur of the oval-shaped Bhrigu Alpine Lake. It is one of the most exciting hiking paths in Manali, taking you 25 kilometers across the most stunning meadows to Roli Kholi. When you reach the top, you can see the snow-capped Seven Sister Peaks, Mount Hanuman Tibba, Mount Deo Tibba, and the Pir Panjal Range.

The Indrahar Pass ascends to 14,245 feet above sea level. It is one of the four-day treks in Himachal Pradesh that begins in Mcleodganj and takes you through the Dhauladhar Range's greenest meadows. The moderate to challenging hike takes you over sharp ascents and steep pathways that span Lahesh Caves, as well as the crystal blue waters of Lake Manikani and Kareri.

Tarsar Marsar Trek is a 7-day trek to witness the beauty of Sundarsar alpine lake, as well as the twin lakes of Tarsar and Marsar. Belonging to Jammu and Kashmir, it is one of those monsoon treks that lets you hike through lovely meadows. You move through the dense Chinar Tree Forests to reach a height of 13,201 feet. It is one of the most popular treks in Kashmir that provides you the stunning views of Rivers Bhagirathi, and Alaknanda.

The Stok Kangri Trek is one of India’s most challenging treks whose terrain and vista change with each mile you travel. The trek takes you through a cold bleak terrain with spectacular views of the Himalayas and then through the greenest meadows with blooming wildflowers. Once you reach the top point at 20,080 ft, the spectacular views of Zanskar Valley and Indus Valley are visible.

The Triund Trek, one of the shortest and easiest treks in Himachal Pradesh, is a popular weekend trek for you to do. The two-day, one-night trek begins in Mcleodganj and ascends to a height of 9390 feet as it travels 14 kilometers through beautiful meadows. The easy trail is suitable for beginners yet provides stunning views of the Dhauladhar Range and Kangra Valley.

Markha Valley Trek is a moderate-level 9-day hike around Markha River situated between Ladakh and the Zanskar Valley. The trek takes you through various traditional villages to know Ladakhi culture better while passing through rock canyons and chilly bleak surroundings. One of the great highlights that places it in the list of top monsoon treks in Himalayas is that you can witness magnificent animals and flourishing flora in the Hemis National Park.

If you want to take a quick overview of the scenic landscapes of the Dhauladhar Range, the Prashar Lake Trek is the best-suited trek for you. The two-day trip starts at Jwalapur Village and proceeds along a gorgeous route surrounded by verdant landscape, gushing rivers, and cascading waterfalls. The trail takes you 16 km to witness the Pagoda-style Prashar Rishi Temple on the banks of the alluring Blue-water Prashar river.

The Chanderkhani Pass takes you to its summit 11,811 ft high in the skies to witness breathtaking views of Parvati Malana, Lahaul, and Kullu Valleys. The Chanderkhani Pass, which begins in Rumsu, allows you to traverse the captivating overgrowth of Pines, Birches, Cherries, Oaks, and Deodars. Further, the trail ascends through lush foliage and dense coniferous trees to reach the summit for magnificent views.