Guides
Indian Himalaya
Trekking guide
Authors: Katarzyna i Andrzej Mazurkiewiczowie
ISBN: 978-83-61155-19-5
Price: 99.90
Edition: 1 (2010 year)
Pages: 228
Size: 119 x 221 mm
Cover: soft cover
Also available: Map
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Trekking routes
This guidebook is unique in presenting detailed descriptions of 22 trekking itineraries in the Indian Himalaya. The routes have been especially devised to pass through the most scenic and culturally interesting regions of northern India. The information on the distance and time needed to cover particular route sections makes it easy for experienced trekkers and trekking novices alike to plan their trip in great detail.
Maps and height profiles
Each trek description includes a 1:350 000-scale map (with the route marked on it) and a height profile diagram that reflects landform features. This is what makes the guidebook unique and – even more importantly – invaluably useful when trekking the Himalaya mountains.
Practical information
The guidebook offers all kinds of indispensable tips: from food and drink, through recommended equipment, to transportation. You will find it priceless to learn which time of the year to choose for your expedition, and what to look out for to make it safe.
Exceptional part of the Himalaya
The Indian Himalaya are less frequented than Nepal, another famous expanse of the highest mountains in the world. It is a truly extraordinary place, untouched by Western civilization. The region's allure is its amazing wildlife, as well as the inimitable culture and traditions of its native people.
Exemplary part of a map
Index map
Index:
About Authors
How to use this guidebook
Introduction
About the guidebook
Ladakh and Zanskar (Treks 1–7)
Walks in western Ladakh
From Zanskar to Ladakh
From Lamayuru to Hemis, Ripchar Valley and Markha
From Ladakh to Zanskar
From Zanskar to Lahaul
The salt lakes in Rupshu
From Rupshu to Spiti
Himachal Pradesh (Treks 8–13)
From Dharamsala to the Chamba Valley
From the Ravi Valley to Lahaul
From the Kullu Valley to Spiti
From Spiti to Kinnaur
Around the Kinner Kailash Massif
From Garhwal to Kinnaur
Uttarakhand: Garhwal and Kumaon (Treks 14–20)
Classic Garhwal
From Uttarkashi to the sources of the Jamuna
To the sources of the Ganges
In the footsteps of Shiva
The shrine of the Sikhs and the Valley of Flowers
The Lord Curzon Trail
In the shadow of Nanda Devi
Sikkim and Darjeeling (Treks 21–22)
Along the Singalila ridge
At the foot of Kangchenjunga
Practical information
Glossary
Bibliography
The Indian Himalayas on the Internet
Index of geographical names
Pages: 228
Size: 119 x 221 mm
Cover: soft cover
Also available: Map
Look inside widget
Trekking routes
This guidebook is unique in presenting detailed descriptions of 22 trekking itineraries in the Indian Himalaya. The routes have been especially devised to pass through the most scenic and culturally interesting regions of northern India. The information on the distance and time needed to cover particular route sections makes it easy for experienced trekkers and trekking novices alike to plan their trip in great detail.
Maps and height profiles
Each trek description includes a 1:350 000-scale map (with the route marked on it) and a height profile diagram that reflects landform features. This is what makes the guidebook unique and – even more importantly – invaluably useful when trekking the Himalaya mountains.
Practical information
The guidebook offers all kinds of indispensable tips: from food and drink, through recommended equipment, to transportation. You will find it priceless to learn which time of the year to choose for your expedition, and what to look out for to make it safe.
Exceptional part of the Himalaya
The Indian Himalaya are less frequented than Nepal, another famous expanse of the highest mountains in the world. It is a truly extraordinary place, untouched by Western civilization. The region's allure is its amazing wildlife, as well as the inimitable culture and traditions of its native people.
Exemplary part of a map
Index map
Index:
About Authors
How to use this guidebook
Introduction
About the guidebook
Ladakh and Zanskar (Treks 1–7)
Walks in western Ladakh
From Zanskar to Ladakh
From Lamayuru to Hemis, Ripchar Valley and Markha
From Ladakh to Zanskar
From Zanskar to Lahaul
The salt lakes in Rupshu
From Rupshu to Spiti
Himachal Pradesh (Treks 8–13)
From Dharamsala to the Chamba Valley
From the Ravi Valley to Lahaul
From the Kullu Valley to Spiti
From Spiti to Kinnaur
Around the Kinner Kailash Massif
From Garhwal to Kinnaur
Uttarakhand: Garhwal and Kumaon (Treks 14–20)
Classic Garhwal
From Uttarkashi to the sources of the Jamuna
To the sources of the Ganges
In the footsteps of Shiva
The shrine of the Sikhs and the Valley of Flowers
The Lord Curzon Trail
In the shadow of Nanda Devi
Sikkim and Darjeeling (Treks 21–22)
Along the Singalila ridge
At the foot of Kangchenjunga
Practical information
Glossary
Bibliography
The Indian Himalayas on the Internet
Index of geographical names
