India is rife with the most diverse landscapes and the most challenging terrain. It can be daunting and a paradise for trekkers and adventure lovers. There are many treks that are blessed with the most breathtaking views and here is a list of the toughest treks one can try.
Chadar Trek, Ladakh
Chadar trek is very well known amongst trekkers and adventure lovers. The challenges that trekkers face here include sharp icy paths, slippery route, a frozen river and it is always really cold. This treks base point is at 3,900m and takes six days to reach the top which is in Leh.
Auden’s Col Trek, Uttarakhand
This Garhwali trek is at a height of 5,490m which will test all your physical and mental capacities. The trek takes you to Khalting Glacier and the route is laden with steep cliffs, glaciers, lush green and thick forests too. The overall landscape is gorgeous which makes it an amazing trek. You need great stamina for the trek so make sure you are fit before you give this a shot.
Goeche La, Sikkim
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This dangerous trek is located far east in Sikkim. Goeche La is a 10-day trek that goes up to a maximum height of 5,643m taking you through meadows, rhododendron forests, and the crystal-blue Samiti Lake.
Pin Parvati Trek
This trek is about a 100 km-long, 5,340m elevation (at the highest level), and would take 11 to 12 days for a trekker. The trek is a beautiful gateway from Kullu to Spiti Valley. After trekking for about 5 to 6 days, you will cross the beautiful Pin Parvati Pass.
Stok Kangri, Ladakh
This is the highest summit with an elevation of 6,153 metres, Stok Kangri in Ladakh also starts from Leh. The trek takes a lot of know-how and can be completed in 8 to 10 days depending upon your speed. The landscape is like heaven on earth.