Gulabi kantha trek with Himalaya Shelter
Gulabi kantha trek in Uttarakhand
The Gulabi Kantha trek offers stunning views of the Himalayan mountain range and captivating sunrises and sunsets. It presents a moderate trekking experience surrounded by vibrant wildflowers, lush meadows, oak and deodar trees, and diverse flora and fauna, showcasing nature's beauty.The best time to visit the Gulabi Kantha trek is at the end of the monsoon and before winter, which comes between September and November. This time of the year is when the weather is amazing, and the trekking trails are at their prime. Days are clear almost always with good visibility and views of the neighboring landscapes being very scenic.
Avoid going in the monsoon period (June to August), as the trails are very slippery and dangerous due to heavy rains.
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Birendra Bisht
I love trekking the Himalayas and sharing my adventures through writing. My explorations include Kuari Pass, Ali bedni bugyal and Phulara Ridge. Join me as I blend my passions for trekking and storytelling.
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