Rajmachi Trek, Maharashtra
Rajmachi in Pune is a small village in the mighty Sahyadri Mountains. It has two forts—Shrivardhan and Manaranjan—which are popular trekking destinations. The Rajmachi Hill Fort, at an altitude of 2,710 ft, is a sight to behold during the rainy season. The area gets lush with greenery, fills with fresh air and boasts of a weather that is perfect for nature walks. This is why, Rajmachi is considered as one of the best trekking points in Maharashtra.
Best time to visit: September- February
Valley of Flowers Trek, Uttarakhand
Imagine yourself in a field bursting with flowers and the air emanating an intoxicating fragrance. Now stop imagining and look up the Valley of Flowers on the internet. This is, literally, a valley filled with flowers of all colours and scents, and it is found in our very own country! And the best thing about it is, you can actually trek there and enjoy the mesmerising view. This valley was declared a national park and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. So plan a trek to this gorgeous destination and find yourself lost to the flowers!
Best time to visit: August and September
Beas Kund Trek, Himachal Pradesh
The Beas Kund trek in the Kullu Valley is one of the most scenic treks you’ll ever undertake. Set in the mountains surrounding the Beas River, the Beas Kund Trek is a union of beautifully rough terrain, the mighty river and majestic peaks. Along the Beas Kund summit, you will also find the Solang Ropeway Point, which is a popular skiing spot and Dhundhi that will give you your first glimpse of the Seven Sisters. So come prepared with a sense of adventure and explore this extensive region the way it’s meant to be explored.
Best time to visit: May-October
Kumara Parvatha Trek, Karnataka
The last trek in our list of top 5 treks in India, the Kumara Parvatha Trek blends together the right amount of lavish green scenery and physical activity. Kumara Parvatha, at 5,617 ft, is the highest peak in the Western Ghats of Karnataka and affords a peek into the loveliness of the area and a sense of freedom that you will cherish forever. Before you reach Kumara Parvatha you will come across another great peak called the Sesha Parvatha, so you can take in the beauty of this region twofold.
Best time to visit: November-February
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