By Priyanka Roshan | Feb 26, 2025
March is perfect for trekking in India as winter fades into spring. Melting snow, blooming rhododendrons, and crisp mountain air create ideal conditions for breathtaking Himalayan views, lush meadows, and thrilling snow-capped climbs.
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See Chaukhamba peak mirrored in Deoriatal’s pristine lake. Trek through oak & rhododendron forests to Chandrashila’s summit for stunning 360-degree Himalayan views. Perfect for photographers and beginners, a must-do in March.
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Known as “Trekker’s Wonderland,” Sandakphu offers breathtaking views of Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, and Makalu. The trail passes through Singalila National Park, home to rare red pandas, making it a dream trek.
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Walk through golden meadows with a backdrop of snow-capped peaks. March is ideal as Trishul and Nanda Ghunti stand tall while the meadows revive after winter, creating a breathtaking contrast.
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Also called the Lord Curzon Trail, this trek features panoramic views of Dronagiri, Kamet, and Nanda Devi. March offers a mix of snowy trails and clear skies, perfect for beginners seeking adventure.
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The trail winds through ancient oak forests and snowy paths to Brahmatal Lake. Enjoy stunning views of Trishul and Nanda Ghunti from the summit, making March the best time for this trek.
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One of India’s most stunning alpine meadows, Dayara Bugyal welcomes spring in March. The melting snow reveals lush greenery, offering a beautiful contrast. Ideal for beginners and families seeking a short escape.
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March is your last chance to enjoy Kedarkantha’s winter wonderland. Snow-laden trails lead to an exciting summit climb, rewarding trekkers with breathtaking views of Black Peak, Bandarpoonch, and Swargarohini.
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A hidden gem in Kumaon, Ranthan Kharak offers waterfalls, deep forests, and ridge walks with stunning Himalayan views. March provides clear trails with snow-covered peaks, making it perfect for offbeat adventurers.
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Perfect for a weekend trek, Nag Tibba offers mesmerizing views of Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini, and Nanda Devi. A short drive from Delhi, March brings mild weather and snow-dusted trails without extreme cold.
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Known as the “Valley of Gods,” this trek passes through forests, rivers, and Himalayan villages. March’s mix of snow and blooming scenery makes it one of the most picturesque treks of the season.
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