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Treks / Himalayas

Himalayas – our epics were written here and our gods are still believed to reside here. Fondly known as the Abode of Gods, the great Himalayan range stretches along the northern border of India. For centuries now, the Himalayas have been casting a spell over the onlookers. The appeal of these youngest mountain range is ever-lasting. These mighty mountain ranges rise from the Gangetic plains. The landscape of these mountains is covered by deciduous forests, snow-clad peaks and diverse wildlife that attracts the holiday makers and adventure freaks here.

Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh is a captivating part of the Indian Himalayas and is often referred to as the magical showcase of nature's splendors. Verdant green meadows and wide valleys set against imposing snow-clad mountains, limpid lakes, torrential rivers and gushing streams, fruit laden orchards and gentle terraces of corn and tea - all this and more characterizes Himachal Pradesh. The state is full of hill stations, pilgrimages, adventure sports destinations and wildlife that attracts a wide range of tourist traffic.

Ladakh

Ladakh, the land of jagged peaks, is simply a paradise surrounded by mighty mountains. You will have to pass through several beautiful passes in order to reach Ladakh. You can also choose to fly over the Himalayas so as to reach Ladakh. Catch a glimpse of the rich culture that exists amidst this Buddhist prominent place. A visit to Ladakh is alluring and awe-inspiring.

Sikkim

Himalaya nestles within itself many wonderlands and Sikkim is definitely one of them. You may be simply a tourist interested in sightseeing, an adventure sports buff or religiously inclined who wants to learn about Buddhism - Sikkim offers it all. The state is overlooked by the mighty peak Kanchenjunga. Be a part of the unique culture, a rich history, colourful festivals and on-going traditions while you are in Sikkim, India. You will feel as if you have entered a new world altogether which is situated at a great height. The monasteries and the ancient stupas that dominate the landscape of Sikkim are amongst its major attractions. A tranquil and peaceful aura fills the state.

Uttaranchal

Uttaranchal is a part of the Western Himalayan ranges starting from the Shivalik foothills to Greater Himalayas with Tibet as its northeastern border. The natural and touristic ambience of the place is its major highlight that attracts tourists from all parts of the globe. Mussoorie, Dehradun, Haridwar, Rishikesh, Ranikhet, Nainital, Badrinath, Gangotri, Kedarnath, Yamunotri are the main tourist places in Uttaranchal. Carved out from 14 hilly districts of former Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal houses some of the most important pilgrimage centers in the country.