The Shrikhand Mahadev Trek is one of the most exhilarating and spiritually rewarding journeys in the Indian Himalayas. At an altitude of 5,227 meters, this trek is a true test of endurance, offering breathtaking views, lush green meadows, and divine experiences. As part of our eco-tourism initiative at Travel Garden, we recently organized a special trek combining adventure with a sense of responsibility—volunteering for environmental conservation. The Trek: A Spiritual and Adventurous Expedition The Shrikhand Mahadev trek starts from Jaon village in Himachal Pradesh and takes trekkers through dense forests, gushing streams, and rocky terrain. The journey is challenging yet rewarding, with every step bringing closer the magnificent view of the Shivling at the summit. Trekkers pass through key spots such as Singhgad, Thachru, Kali Ghati, and Bheem Talai, each offering mesmerizing landscapes and tranquil moments of self-reflection. Volunteering for a Cause At Travel Garden, we believe in ...

Nestled in the outer Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh, Churdhar stands tall and majestic at 12,000 feet, casting its spiritual and natural charm over everyone who dares to tread its ancient trails. My journey to Churdhar wasn’t just a trek; it was an awakening of the senses and a rediscovery of simplicity. The Sights That Take Your Breath Away The trek began from Nohradhar, a quaint village that felt frozen in time. As I ascended through thick deodar forests, the sunlight danced through the trees, casting dappled patterns on the forest floor. The deeper I went, the quieter it became—just the rustle of leaves underfoot and the distant call of a Himalayan Monal, its vibrant feathers flashing like jewels in the greenery. Halfway up, I found myself walking through meadows dotted with wildflowers. Rhododendrons in full bloom splashed shades of red and pink across the landscape. As I gained altitude, the air thinned and cooled, carrying the faint, sweet scent of pine. And then there was the...