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A weekend trek is one of the most convenient ways to get away from broadcasting, cars, and busy lifestyles and enjoy some time in the mountains without having to absent yourself from the work. No need to be a sportsman: it's sturdy shoes, a light backpack and some interest in discovery that is required. Each walk is sometimes through forest, small villages, open meadows and scenic ridgelines making every walk new and memorable. Office workers, students, families and those willing to get out of the city for a quick breath of fresh air are all pursued by these short hikes. They are often safe a

The Kedarkantha Trek is one of the favourite trekking experiences in the Indian Himalayas; these beautiful mountains of Uttarakhand is a place where people enjoy their trek. This hike at Kedarkantha is perfect for those who are just getting started on that, as well as seasoned mountaineers, who can find trails that will challenge them as well. The route is steeped in pine-oak forests and winter covered paths, open meadows, and the natural beauty and traditional way of life in the Himalayan villages that you pass through.

The best monsoon treks in India are truly special in that they allow one to experience India most freshly and vibrantly in the middle of the monsoons. In the rainy season, mountains turn green with lush vegetation, waterfalls can be seen pouring like rainwater, and mountains create a view worth taking in, with mist clothed in valleys during this season. This is the time of year when knaps of the Valley of Flowers National Park, Hampta Pass, Bhrigu Lake Trek, and gamots in the Western Ghats see increased beauty.

Chandrakhani Pass is one of the most beautiful treks of nature and culture which leads to an adrenaline rush in their Hindu-Khasi chain of mountains in Himachal Pradesh, India. Grouped together in the lush environments of pine and oak forests, farmland and peaceful, isolated mountain villages, it's one-upmanship inches to communicate a country vibe of the unspoiled side of farm life. Ideal for those who wish to spend time in the mountains, have fun in a calm environment with beautiful views all the time.

Mardi Himal will be your trek of choice in case you do not wish for such a busybody trek but an expressionless dialogue with the mountains. And it is magic of magic that as you come up out of the deep, wet timber of Low Camp and are in the heights. In three times the number of trees are gone, and you are stamping up a little skywalk with nothing on one side but great gulfiness and, on the other, facing you, with its great, quaint Machhapuchhare. And it is one of the few places where you can be made small in the best possible way by such a word.