The Indian state west of Nepal is the epicenter of the Great Himalayas. Holy land for the Hindus is the home of the splendid Gangotri Glacier, which is the source of a river called Ganges. The state also includes India’s second highest peak – the 25,643 foot high Nanda Devi. Of course, Uttarakhand has lots of trekking roads.

 Kedartal Trek

Located in Gangotri in the Himalayan region, it offers excellent views over the Great Himalayas such as the Jogin peak, the Bhrigunath peak and the Thalay Sagar mountain range. It offers a range of trekking opportunities in Uttarakhand and is suitable for mountain enthusiasts. This high glacial lake is Uttarakhand’s secret jewel. The explorers will also see the numerous mountain wilderness animals, such as the Blue Sheep, Goral, and the famed black Himalayan Berry in Kedartal Trek, between the snow-covered summits and scenery.

Rupin Pass Trek

Lofty cascades, picturesque views of surrounding summits, and fantastic floral pastures ensure that Rupin Pass is an unforgettable experience. The tour begins in the minute town of Dhaula, and in 7 days, walkers have to ascend nearly 10,000 feet to the Rupin pass, crossing it from Uttarakhand to Himachal. There are many lovely villages along the way, such as Jakha, which provide an ideal base for rest. Turning waterfalls, wonderful views and flower laden meadows allow for a trip that makes us happy. On the way through the small village of Jakha to the road Satsang, the path is a path to the inner reality.

Gomukh Tapovan or Gangotri Glacier Trek  

The road takes you from Gangotri to the Gangotri Glacier, one of the biggest and the Ganges source in the Indian Himalaya. This is a popular walk and a pilgrimage sometimes made of faith. Cow snout is Gomuchh, which refers literally to the source of the Ganges river from the end of the glacier.. You enjoy a wonderful view of Mount Shivling and the mountains of Bhagirathi. Mount Shivling, 6,543 m / 21,467 ft. The name refers to Lord Shiva’s holy icon although it is not especially beautiful according to the Himalayan standards, and was also called the Matterhorn by Europeans who passed through the territory first.

Deoria Tal & Chandrashila Trek

This fast 4-day walk from Rishikesh is a perfect choice if you only have a small time. The trail in the village of Sari is a little more than half a day’s drive. A 45-minute stroll to Deoria Tal Lake with great views and camping. On the second day you hit Chopta and on to the peak of Chandrashila, with a spectacular view of Chaukhamba at a distance of 7000m. The whole walk leads you to fantastic views of the Himalayas and the summit at Chandrashila is 4000 meters away. If you go to the hills in April, the blooming Rhododendrons will be rose in colour.

Chopata Trek

Chopta remains unfathomed and famous by tourists because Chopta is a picturesque town called ‘Mini Switzerland of Uttarakhand.’ The Himalayas, sun-kissing snow-laden, invigorate the view from Chopta in the morning. Wake up with the cold and savory breeze and chirpers of birds from Chopta, far from the hustle and bustle of cities and mountain ranges.

The region that makes Chopta rich in fauna and flora, deodars, rhododendrons and other conifers, is surrounded by the pines that wax.

Chopta trek is a tiny hamlet in the Kedarnath Wilderness Sanctuary in Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand. It is situated in the range of the Himalayas. It is situated about 400 km from the national capital of India and is conveniently accessible by highways.

They encouraged every walker to visit the Himalayas as their key slogan. The wilderness inspires poets, bloggers, musicians, zoologists etc. in these mountains. Visiting Chopta, including Chopta’s fascinating elegance, has many interpretations. Chopta’s beauty would attract any tourist, so that the beholder is in love with this place at the first glance. Chopta is a wonderful and perfect creation of God in a peaceful and tidy, wild-looking way.

Trekking to Cheoptha, Deoria Tal trek, Tungnath Trek, Rhine Bugyal trek, Baniya Kund trek, etc. Chopta offers a wide range of walking possibilities. Hiking Chandrashila, etc. Chopta is one of the few places where mother nature’s blessing can sit, walk and feel.