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| LADAKH
- a high attitude
monotonous desert in the rain shade of the Himalayas
is an excellent Trekking and Mountaineering region
with famous peaks including Nun and Kun massif
and Zanskar group.
Many valleys
were kept unknown to the western world till recent
past, which have made Ladakh unique in the world.
Ladakh, Spiti and Lah aul became part of India
in 1833; these regions had close ties with Lhasa.
The architecture and way of life still resemble
those of central Tibet thus is often referred
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| HIMACHAL
PRADESH - With mountain
ranges such as Dhauladhar, Pirpanchal, and Great
Himalayas with peaks ranging over 6000 meters
while the glaciated passes including the Kangla
and Shingola are over 5000 meters, offers very
attractive opportunity for Trekking and Mountaineering.The
popular trek bases are Kulu, Lahul, Spiti, Kinnaur
and Chamba Valley |
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| GARHWAL
- one of the most fascinating
mountainous region of Uttrakhand presents exciting
and challenging treks There are more than hundred
spectacular mountain peaks 6000 meter high including
Nanda Devi (7817 m.), Kedarnath (6940 m.), Chaukhamba
(7138 m.), Dunagiri (7066 m.) and Trishul (7120
m.) offering unlimited adventure |
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SIKKIM - The
base of Kanchenjunga massif is gifted with luxuriant evergreen
forests, high yak pastures and huge glaciers. Magnificent
view of the 7000 m. high peaks along the snow capped Singla
Ridge provides the finishing touch for trekking in southern
Sikkim. |
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Nepal
has divided the peaks
open to ascents by foreigners into two categories:
Mountaineering
peaks and Trekking peaks. Mountaineering Peaks
are of height over 6500m, they require a relatively
large sum of funds for a permit fee, Liaison Officer
etc.
Trekking Peaks
are below 6,500 m in height and can be booked
through a registered trekking agency. The cost
of booking fee etc. is comparatively very less.
In fact these are not the peaks really you can
trek over, but provide large number of trekking
routes through their slopes.
THE WORLD’S HIGHEST
MOUNTAINS
The Nepal and Tibet Himalaya includes
nine of the world’s fourteen 8000m peaks:
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Everest 8848m
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Kanchenjunga 8598m |
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Lhotse 8501m |
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Makalu 8475m |
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Cho Oyu 8153m |
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Dhaulagiri 8167m |
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Manaslu 8156m |
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Annapurna 8091m |
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Shishapangma 8049m |
List of other climbing peaks:
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Mera Peak (Everest
Region) 6,654 |
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Chulu East (Everest Region)
6,584 |
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Singu Chuli “Fluted
Peak” (Annapurna Region) 6,501 |
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Hiunchuli (Annapurna Region)
6,441 |
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Hiunchuli (Annapurna Region)
6,441 |
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Chulu West (Manang Region)
6,419 |
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Kusum Kangru (Khumbu Region)
6,367 |
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Parchemuche (Rolwaling Region)
6,187 |
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Imja Tse “Island Peak”
(Everest Region) 6,189 |
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Lobuje (Everest Region) 6,119
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Pisang (Annapurna Region)
6,091 |
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Kwangde (Everest Region)
6,011 |
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Amdung Rolwaling Region)
5,925 |
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Paldor Peak (Langtang Region)
5,896 |
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Khongma Tse (Khumbu Region)
5,849 |
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Ganjala Chuli (Lantang Region)
5,844 |
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Tharpu Chuli “Tent
Peak” (Annapurna Region) 5,663 |
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Pokhalde (Khumbu Region)
5,806 |
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Mardi Himal (Annapurna Region)
5,587 |
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| BHUTAN
- the land of the peaceful
dragon lying behind the great Himalayas is still
one of the most exotic and un spoilt destination
in the World. This land of Awe-inspiring mountain,
dense forests, crystal clear rivers, set in breath
taking mountains, which are often unnamed and
unclimbed inviting the intrepid trekkers and mountaineers.
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Gangtey
Wangdi |
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Itinerary on request |
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Moderate |
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Mar - May & Sep - Nov. |
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12 Days. ( ACTUAL TREK 04 DAYS, GANGTEY
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DELHI - PARO - THIMPHU - GANGTEY
- GOMPA - TREK - WANGDI - THIMPHU - DELHI
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Laya
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Itinerary on request |
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Vigorous |
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Mar - May & Sep - Oct. |
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24 Days. ( ACTUAL TREK 17 DAYS, PUNAKHA
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DELHI - PARO - TREK - PUNAKHA
- THIMPHU - PARO - DELHI |
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| Himalayas present an amazing
variety of landscape, from stark high altitude deserts,
alpine lakes and meadow, to sub-tropical jungles
which offer variety of treks ranging from a day
long hike to 30 days trek. Treks
in the Himalayas offer an incredible variety.
Each area has its own significance, terrain, vegetation,
climate, people and customs.
Ladakh a high altitude plateau, know as Little
Tibet, is an excellent trekking region of Jammu
and Kashmir State. In the south of Ladakh are
Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh with their emerald
green valleys, alpine meadows, pine forests, clear
mountain streams and lakes.
The Garhwal and Kumaon regions
of Uttaranchal, containing many peaks over 20,000
ft. Are the most popular destinations for trekkers.
The trekking areas in Sikkim resemble the middle
hills of Nepal.
Trekking is not just the fad of
eccentrics and bush walkers, its realm joy is
in the unhurried pace of travel, with appreciating
the awesome beauty of mountains and the might
of the rivers and glaciers.
For trekking, no special training
is required, any one who loves nature, is active,
in good health and would like to remain physically
fit can trek. Trekking season varies according
the area you intend to trek through. Seasons for
Garhwal: Kumaon, Himachal Pradesh are April to
June and Mid September to November, Ladakh June
through October and Sikkim October to May.
Nepal trekking takes place from March to May and
October to November, and Bhutan March to May and
September to November
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