The Pangarchulla trek is a beautiful trek in the Garhwal Himalayas where the Pangarchulla peak is seen standing tall in the beginning of the range as if there to welcome the tourists to the Garhwal Himalayas. The trek is rated moderately difficult and therefore does not allow beginners, with no prior experience of trekking, to finish it off easily. The bewitching height of the Pangarchulla peak is one of the main reasons why this trek is considered to be moderately difficult and not fit for first timers.
Therefore, if you have limited to no trekking experience at all there are a few things you can do before taking the Pangarchulla trek. The first and foremost if fitness and second and the most significant is experience. You can opt for other lower altitude treks in the Himalayas to get acclimatized with the thin air in the Himalayas. The Pangarchulla trek is the most inviting during the summer months and the winter months as well.
The place is not decent during the monsoon months as like any mountain region the Pangarchulla region too suffers from poor landslides and road blockages due to those landslides. Heavy rainfall also makes it difficult for the trekkers to walk and also pitching tents becomes an issue. When it comes to beauty the Pangarchulla along with its Himalayan neighbors together provide a treat for the eyes. The snow clad mountains of Nanda Devi, Hathi Parbat, Dunagiri, Ghori Parbat and Chaukhamba at altitudes greater than 10,000 ft above the mean sea level. The Pangarchulla trek is for those trekkers who want to fulfill their zeal of adventure by taking it up a score.
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