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By Neha Yadav
Published  May 06, 2023

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5 Toughest Treks In India For Professionals

Here are the 5 most challenging and toughest treks in India experienced professionals can take

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Stok Kangri Trek

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This trek takes place at Hemis National Park in Stok Kangri mountain of Ladakh at an altitude of 6100 metres

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This mountain is one of the highest mountains of the Himalayas which offers a challenging trekking experience

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Auden's Col Trek

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This trek connects Khatling Glacier to Jogin I Glacier in Uttarakhand at an altitude of 5490 metres above sea level

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This trek takes one through a strenuous terrain, narrow cliffs, and ridges that can be crossed by experienced and professional trekkers only

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Kang La Trek

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This trek offers a picturesque view of meadows, crystal clear glacial lakes, and snowfields of Himachal Pradesh and Leh at an altitude of 5465 metres. It is one of the longest glacier treks in India

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Pin Parvati Pass

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The 11-day Pin Parvati Pass trek entails physical stamina and endurance to cross  the glacier at an altitude of 5298 metres from Bhuntar to Kaza in Himachal Pradesh

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 Chadar Trek

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This challenging 6-day trek is a frozen river expedition that takes place in January taking trekkers across the frozen Zanskar river in Ladakh at an altitude of 3474 metres

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These trekking routes are only for experienced professionals. If you are a beginner, make sure to visit only under the supervision of an experienced trekker

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