Trekking in the Himalayas

When you plan a trek in the Himalayas, you will be surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery. The region around the Skeleton Lake is famous for its hundreds of skeletons dating back to the 15th century. There are seven beautiful lakes here, as well as lush green meadows.

Tikona Fort

Located on the slopes of Mount Everest, Tikona Fort is a popular destination for trekking enthusiasts. This ancient pyramid-shaped fort offers breathtaking views and steep ascents. It is a popular place for families and couples. The hike can take a few hours, depending on your level of fitness.

The trail starts out muddy with a short climb and then flattens out. The trail leads to a cave about 20 minutes into the trek. The terrain is flat with a few steep sections, but the steps can be slippery in the monsoon. Once at the top, there are limited options for food and drink.

Visiting Tikona Fort is best during the cooler seasons. The climate is generally cool and pleasant, but if you plan on camping, make sure to bring enough water and firewood. You may want to bring a tent if you plan to spend the night at the fort. You can find affordable accommodations near the fort.

Ananthagiri Hills

The Ananthagiri Hills trekking is an excellent way to explore the hills and valleys. Hiking through the Ananthagiri Hills will bring you close to nature, and you’ll be amazed at the beauty of the area. There are many hiking spots in and around the hills, and if you’re into adventure sports, you’ll want to consider camping in the area, too.

The Ananthagiri Hills are easily accessible from Hyderabad and other parts of Telangana, as it is connected by a road. You can reach the trekking destination by taking an auto or cab.

Mai Chau

Mai Chau is a beautiful trekking and sightseeing destination that’s great all year round. However, the best times to go are spring and summer, as temperatures are warm enough for hiking and biking. The monsoon season, from June to September, is also a good time to visit. January and February, however, are the coldest months.

Bicycle rentals are plentiful in Mai Chau, and while you can rent an electric vehicle, cycling is a better option. Not only will you be able to explore the main paths more quickly, you can also find quiet spots in the valley to take photos. Besides, cycling is a healthy and active way to get around in the mountains.

Tour du Mont Blanc

Tour du Mont Blanc trekking spots offer a variety of scenic views. The Col des Fours and Fenetre d’Arpette are two of the most spectacular viewpoints on the mountain. Like any hike, the Tour du Mont Blanc requires a day’s worth of supplies. Resupply spots are close to towns, and water is plentiful from natural springs.

The standard TMB trekking route is about 110 miles long, but you can cut about 50 miles off the trek by taking cable cars or public transport. You can also opt to extend the trail through the Col du Sapin and Tete de la Tronche. The Col Entre Deux Sautes is another option for extending a segment of the trail between the Rifugio Bertone and Bonatti. Several other trekking options include Cabane d’Orny, located between Champex-Lac and La Fouly.