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Uttarakhand, the untouched land of India is ready to show more beautiful colours and is again ready to show us the hidden heaven it has. There has been a wonderful news from the forest department of Uttarakhand that they are going to open 15 new trekking jungle trails for nature lovers, trekkers and interested individuals.
Which means that the less travelled jungle trekking trails will soon be made available to trekkers and tourists in Uttarakhand. The Uttarakhand Forest Department is prepared to provide travellers with distinctive trekking experiences this summer, including the least travelled trek routes in the dense coniferous woods of Chakrata, geological excursions at 1000 feet in Kharamba, & stargazing in Molta.
Vinay Bhargav, the Yamuna Circle's Forest conservator, told The Times of India that they have identified 15 trekking areas in Uttarakhand. Depending on their preferences and the length of these excursions, visitors can choose the trekking trail they want to take.
The routes range in length from small ones that just require 2.5 km of walking per day to longer ones that cover 65 kilometres over the course of a week. He noted that these hikes would also involve overnight stays in nature camps and homestays.
Some of the locations are relatively unknown tourist destinations in Uttarakhand, such as:
- Naada
- Konain
- Kudog
- Daragad
- Budher
- Jakh
- Deoban
- Mundali
- Kahtiyan
- Kanasar
- Thadiyar
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The 65-kilometer Thadiyar March track, which the British created to instruct trainee forest service probationers, will also be adapted for visitors and made available to the general public starting next month. According to the report, the trail will lead travellers through the stunning Himalayan slopes at altitudes as high as 3,067 meters in the Chakrata region.
Chakrata, where this hike route falls, is notable for having Asia's oldest Deodar woodlands, archaeological sites, and a diversified avian species, Kalyani Negi, Chakrata DFO, told TOI. Also, one can learn about the way of life, culture, and heritage of the indigenous tribal people.
An official with knowledge of the situation said that nine of the 15 routes had no human settlement because they are situated in dense forests. Trekkers would also be able to experience overnight in woodland rest homes built in the British era along these pathways.
Uttarakhand is indeed trekkers paradise with some of the great views in the world. Trekkers from India as well as from around the globe flock here to trek on snow covered mountains, green lush valleys and breath-taking views. Buckle up and keep your gears ready as these new routes will show you the hidden heavens of Uttarakhand.
