To truly appreciate the magnanimity of the huge Himalayan mountain ranges, one has to walk through the region.

Rishikesh, which is part of the Garhwal and Kumaon regions of the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand, has been one of the most frequented areas by adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers, offering excellent opportunities for hiking. trekking. The trekking season is between May and September, which is when trekking activities increase.

What draws hikers to Rishikesh

Trekking in Uttarakhand gives you a perfect break to interact with people who belong to the villages one comes across while trekking in this region, also talking to the locals allows one to appreciate the local culture and appreciate certain facts that are not they are so commonly known. even tour guides.

Hiking in Rishikesh takes you as close as possible to the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas.

Indeed, Trekking up into the Shivaliks Mountains makes for a spectacular experience as it offers a visual treat for the eyes. While walking, one passes through lush green valleys, pilgrimage and religious spots, temple site, and mountain villages offering an experience one will cherish in the heart.

Also, after Trekking the long trails, finally when it is time to settle for the night hikers camp around the river bank, where you can hear the pleasant sound of the rapids and be part of such an incredible natural environment is a rare experience.

In addition, the region’s acclaimed Rajaji National Park is home to an incredible variety of rare Himalayan birds, which also attracts hikers to this place.

Below are the key trekking trails in and around Rishikesh.

Waterfall hike:

Walking to this place turns out to be a fascinating journey as it has a fascinating waterfall in the region called ‘Neer Gaddu’ in Rishikesh. This place is only 6 kilometers from Tapovan. It makes you feel one with nature as the place is full of fresh mountain air and a wild environment.

Walk to Spirituality in Kunjapuri:

Hikers love Kunjapuri as it offers a breathtaking view of the Himalayan peaks to the north and Rishikesh, Haridwar and the Doon Valley to the south. Kunjapuri is the religious capital of this region, so naturally it attracts thousands of tourists throughout the year. From this place, you can witness the sunrise in all its splendor.

Hike to Danda Chulli:

The amazing day hike to Danda Chuli will be worth it as the summit point offers some of the best breathtaking views of Kedar Peak and Chaukhamba Peaks.

Dayara Bugyal hike:

If one likes green pastures, take a hike to Dayara Bugyal. Here, one can enjoy hiking in the vast and alluring grasslands.

Kedarnath Vasukital hike:

Located at a height of about 3584 meters, this walk offers a panoramic view of the place. It is also famous for its famous temple, which was established by the Pandva dynasty.

Hike through Roopkund Hemkund:

The wonderful Roopkund hike starts from Lohagunj, which is at an altitude of 3,200 meters. Here, one will have to traverse some of the thin, curvy and sloping roads from one mountain to another.

Most of the above trek includes food and depending on the duration, accommodation is also provided. In addition, in addition to the basic amenities, there are other activities such as beach ball or you can simply enjoy campfire music or stories with fellow hikers.