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Enjoy Breathtaking Views of Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, Kala Nag, and Kedarnath Peaks

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If you’ve ever dreamed of standing amidst the mighty Himalayas with crisp mountain air brushing your face and the sun painting golden hues over snow-covered peaks, then Uttarakhand is your calling. Nestled in the lap of the Garhwal Himalayas , four iconic peaks — Swargarohini , Bandarpoonch , Kala Nag , and Kedarnath — offer panoramic views that are nothing short of magical. Whether you’re a seasoned trekker or someone seeking your first taste of the mountains, these vistas are accessible through some of the most beautiful and beginner-friendly trails in India. 1. Swargarohini — The Stairway to Heaven Photo by Facebook  The Swargarohini peak, often referred to as the "Path to Heaven," is steeped in mythology. According to the Mahabharata , it was this peak that the Pandavas ascended in their final journey toward salvation. The spiritual significance, combined with the peak’s surreal beauty, makes it one of the most sought-after sights in Uttarakhand. You can catch spec...

Top 15 Trek-Worthy Lakes of Kashmir You Must Explore in 2025

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The lakes of Kashmir are more than just picturesque destinations — they’re spiritual, adventurous, and deeply connected to local legends and nature. Whether you're planning your first high-altitude hike or an experienced trekker looking for lesser-known trails, this 2025 guide will take you through the most stunning lakes in Kashmir with all the info you need — why to visit, when to go, and what to expect. 1. Dal Lake – The Iconic Jewel of Srinagar Why Visit : It’s not just a lake, it’s the cultural soul of Kashmir. Highlights : Shikara rides, floating vegetable markets, Mughal gardens, and evening reflections of Zabarwan Hills. Best Time to Visit : April to October Though not a trekking destination, Dal Lake is your gateway to the valley and a great place to start or end your trek. Stay on a houseboat, shop on water, or catch sunrise from a canoe. 2. Wular Lake – Asia’s Largest Freshwater Lake Why Visit : A paradise for birdwatchers and peace seekers. Hi...