India’s Top 10 Treks of Monsoon in 2024

Do you love rain? Are you a trekking enthusiast? Then, why not mix them both? Yes, we are talking about heading for a trek in the monsoon. Imagine trekking on a trail full of luscious greenery or aromatic earthy smell from the wet mud or the flowers blooming, beckoning you to your favorite trekking destination. For someone who loves hiking and traveling, the monsoon can be a perfect time for a scenic adventure like the Hampta Pass Trek.
 

The monsoon season creates a beautiful and adventurous ambiance, something you rarely get to see in other seasons. The trick is knowing where to go! So, here are the best monsoon treks; know about them and book your trek today.

Mullayanagiri Trek, Karnataka

Mullayanagiri Trek, A thrilling monsoon trek in Karnataka, amidst Chandra Dhrona hill ranges in the Western Ghats, you will find nature’s beauty and adventure here.  This trek takes you to the highest peak in Karnataka. The trail of cascading waterfalls, lush greenery, and misty clouds gives you a memorable journey. 

Duration: 2 Days

Beas Kund Trek, Himachal Pradesh

The Beas Kund Trek, HP, appeals to all trek enthusiasts due to its beautiful and picturesque views. The trail of green grassland will end with views of peaks like Friendship Peak, Seven Sisters, Hanuman Tibba, and Friendship Peak. The Beas Kund is the origin of the Beas River, and it sits between the Pir Panjal range, branching into multiple waterfalls and streams. 

Duration: 4 Days

Tarsar Marsar, Kashmir

Tarsar Marsar Trek in the paradise of Kashmir is known to be one of the best monsoon treks in India. Tarsar Marsar Trek is one of the prettiest treks in India and the monsoon season only enhances its beauty. This trek in Kashmir shows you the views of three stunning lakes: Marsar, Tarsar, and Sundarsar. Camping beside the lake is a serene experience in itself, and with Marsar Lake, the largest of all and almond-shaped, the views from here are mesmerizing. 

Duration: 7 Days

Hampta Pass Trek, Himachal Pradesh

Hampta Pass Trek is a beautiful scenic monsoon trek with a similar landscape to ‘The Valley of Flowers.' The most unique thing about this trek is that it gives you a chance to experience both the vibrant Kullu valley and Lahaul’s barren mountains. At a height of 14,000 feet, you see all that is etched into your memory forever. The trail is beautiful, making you pass the green grassland, water streams, and views of mountains. The trek also takes you to Chandratal Lake, a beautiful experience.

Duration: 5-6 Days

Kashmir Great Lakes Trek

Kashmir has many hidden secrets, and one of them is the Kashmir Great Lakes Trek. A delight to do in the monsoon season, you also get to enjoy the beautiful seven alpine lakes. It is a challenging trek, for sure, but the views of the seven lakes and open meadows is appealing and rewarding. The lakes you see here include:

• Satsar Lake
• Vishansar Lake
• Gadsar Lake
• Nandkol Lake
• Gangabal Lake

Duration: 8 days

Valley of Flowers, Uttarakhand

A UNESCO world heritage site and a nature retreat, ‘Valley of Flowers’ is one trek you should head to in monsoon. The trek promises you a stunning view of 500+ species of flowers, with Himalayan peaks being your backdrop. Apart from the flowers blooming, you get to enjoy the rich biodiversity of butterflies and birds. It is an easy but ethereal trek perfect for capturing the beautiful scenery of the nearby areas. 

Duration: 6 Days

Pin Parvati Trek, Himachal Pradesh

Are you an experienced trekker and ready to head for a long monsoon trek? Then, head to Pin Parvati Trek, taking you from the greenery in Parvati Valley to the landscapes of Pin Valley in Spiti. The trek exposes you to two different worlds, and it is simply beautiful to look at. The trail is full of oak and deodar forests, alpine meadows, and views of the waterfalls as you move towards the Kheerganga trek. You also experience Buddhist Valley and monasteries as you come to the end of the trek.

Duration: 11 Days

Markha Valley Trek, Ladakh

A teahouse trek, the Markha Valley trek in Ladakh, India, beacons all trek enthusiasts. The reason it is known as a teahouse trek is because the village mud houses stay experiencing the Buddhist culture you are exposed to. The thing that will blow your mind the most is seeing the lush greenery amidst Ladakh’s barren land. The trek is situated in the Hemis National Park, so you get exposed to many river streams and even experience views of peaks like Kongmaru La Pass and more. 

Duration: 7 Days

Bhrigu Lake Trek, Manali

Bhrigu Lake Trek in Manali is known for its lush greenery and meadows, which makes the trek a beautiful experience for all. The trail of this short trek will expose you to sheep grazing, wild horses running abound, and wildflowers blooming. As you reach the top, you will experience the majestic views of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal mountains. As you trek more, you will come across the sacred lake—a spot where Maharishi Bhrigu meditated and purified the same. (Camping here is not allowed). 

Duration: 4 days

Dzongri Trek, Sikkim

Want to take your partner on a trek? There is nothing better than the Dzongri Trek, nestled in Kanchenjunga National Park in Sikkim. It is a monsoon trek in the Himalayan region, giving you a blend of romance and adventure. The rainy season transforms the landscape into a beautiful, soothing experience, exposing you to lush forests, sparkling mountain streams, and rhododendron blossoms. The summit is even more beautiful, exposing you to views of the snow-covered peaks of the majestic Himalayas. 

Duration: 9 Days



Conclusion 

Monsoon treks in India are beautiful, adventurous, and simply amazing. Imagine trailing through beautiful forests or a trail surrounded by mountains as rain drops on you. Isn't that something that will excite you so much? If yes, then go through this information and book your monsoon trek today. Your trekking shoes and these landscapes await you, so do not wait anymore. Happy monsoon and great trekking!