Camping and Trekking near Gorakhpur

Set in perfect surroundings, Gorakhpur is a tourist’s delight come true. Apart from the numerous places to visit within the city, there are a number of spots for adventurers and nature lovers who would like to spend some time with nature. Camping and trekking options are aplenty in Gorakhpur and on a visit there, you can re-discover yourself and relax and unwind from the stresses of daily life as you explore this city’s hidden natural beauty.

Gorakhpur Camping And Trekking

Popular Camping And Trekking Spots Around Gorakhpur

Kushinagar

If you are a person who loves long distance walks, then you should definitely go trekking to Kushinagar. Located at a distance of around 53 kilometers from Gorakhpur city, it is a journey of two or three days on foot. There is much scenic beauty along the way, and equipped with a tarp and net, you can spend some great time with nature.

Keeping in mind that Kushinagar is located in the Lower Himalayas, you will need to be prepared to cross some unexpected terrain. Get contact information of village homes along the way and, instead of camping out in the open, choose for a paid home stay with food, overnight. There are a number of dhabas along the way where you can hire a charpoy if needed.

Pokhara

Located across the border of India, to Nepal, Pokhara is a great place to visit if you like trekking. Take a drive from Gorakhpur Railway Station to the Nepal border, and you are all set to begin your journey. There are a number of tourist agencies in Gorakhpur that offer trekking and camping packages for those who like a bit of adventure, and these offer dinner and overnight stay options as well.

The best place to visit when trekking at Pokhara is Sarangkot. Start your day by taking an early morning trip uphill and revel in the beauty of the sunrise on the mountains. Don't miss visiting Seti River Gorge, Magadev Cave, Davi's Falls and the Tibetan Refugee Camp.

If you would like to explore the region's natural beauty further, be sure to visit the 932 square kilometer large Royal Chitwan National Park, with its unique ecosystems. This park has been declared as a World Heritage by UNESCO and is a great place to explore.

Annapurna Region Trekking

Located to the north of Pokhara, the Annapurna region is the most popular destination in the world for trekkers. The magnificent scenery of this region and its unspoiled bio-diversity makes this place a delight to traverse. Over 100 mammals, 450 species of birds, 60 amphibians and reptiles and 9 types of rhododendrons make the Annapurna region their home. Deep valleys, majestic mountains and breathtakingly beautiful landscapes are hallmarks of this area.

There are two main trails beside the river valleys that make traversing through the area possible. Beyond the Thorung La pass, these trails combine to form the Annapurna Circuit. The land begins a steeper climb here, and as you trek along the well-beaten paths, you will see the simplicity of the people who live in this region, along with their various occupations, traditions and cultures that have evolved with changing times.
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