We Indians have lots of winter treks as well as summer treks but whenever it comes to monsoon trek or post monsoon trek, everyone's heart is filled with fear because during the rainy season it is believed that trekking is risky but this is a complete myth. The beauty that you get to see while trekking in September after post monsoon, you cannot get it anywhere else.

Let me introduce some of the most beautiful treks in September and why September because by this time the monsoon is over and the skies become completely clear; the clearest sky of the whole year is seen in September month.

Explore These 12 Magical Treks This September

Dayara Bugyal trek - one of the finest meadows trek

The Dayara Bugyal trek located in Uttarakhand’s Uttarkashi district is known as one of the most beautiful meadow treks in India. Meadows are called Bugyal in the local language. This trek takes us through the dense oak and pine forests and then suddenly in front of our eyes there are whole meadows spread as far as we can see. In September these meadows become completely green and the combination of green meadows with the crystal clear blue sky look so unreal. Also Dayara Bugyal trek is considered as an easy to moderate difficulty level trek.

Buran Ghati - a thrilling trek with forests, streams, meadows

If you are an adventure person, Buran Ghati trek is for you. Provide varieties of landscapes from thick pine forests to traditional himalayan hamlets to high altitude meadows and also glacial streams. In September forests and meadows are at their greenest. Buran Pass crossing is the most challenging, adventurous, and exciting section of this trek. People here even use ropes to descend from a snow wall which provides perfect uniqueness to this trek.

Roopkund trek - mystery lake trek

So unreal, filled with lots of story - Roopkund Trek is also known as Skeleton lake trek and there are also lots of myths about Roopkund trek. Roopkund trek altitude is around 15,700 feet and it is believed that this trek is filled with hundreds of ancient human skeletons near the lake. In September Roopkund trek is safer and more stable because rain has passed and trails are clear and manageable. Roopkund trek is not for Beginners and its difficulty level is also moderate to difficult.

Rupin Pass trek - the most dramatic trek with changing scenery

Rupin Pass is a kind of trek that gives you surprises every day. One day if you are in a very vast forest then the next day you will find yourself in front of a huge waterfall, it produces so many landscapes in a single trek that you cannot even imagine, it seems as if you have visited not one but 2-3 places together. From very mountain villages, dense pine forests, hanging bridges, huge waterfalls, snow patches, high mountain valleys, and many more. In September waterfalls are full and the air is clear.

Bali Pass trek - a challenging crossover trek

Bali pass is one of the most thrilling and challenging treks in Uttarakhand. It connects the Yamunotri valley with Har ki Dun valley. The Bali Pass is at approximately 16,200 feet high and offers mesmerizing views of mountains like the Swarargrohini and Bandarapoonch. In the month of September, after monsoon, the path is clear and safe, and the weather is perfect to cross the pass. This trek is definitely not for beginners—it is tough and requires good exercise, but the experience is unforgettable.

Gaumukh Tapovan - a scared himalayan trek to the source of Ganga

Gaumukh Tapovan trek is not a trek for any mountain, glacier or lake but it is a spiritual trek that connects us with our history, spirituality and provides us deep positive spiritual energy. Gaumukh Tapovan trek takes you to the place from where the holy river Ganga originates. This trek is surrounded with mountains like Shivling and Bhagirathi.

Beas Kund- An easy yet iconic trek to the glacial lake

Beas Kund trek is one of the easiest and most popular treks near Manali in Himachal Pradesh. It takes you to the very place where the Beas River begins—from a peaceful glacial lake called Beas Kund. The trail goes through green meadows of Bakarthach, with huge snow-covered peaks like Shitidhar and Friendship Peak right in front of you. Even though this trek is short and easy, it gives a complete experience of being in the high Himalayas. In September, the sky is clear, the trail is clean after the rains, and the grasslands are fresh and green. It’s perfect for beginners or anyone looking for a short adventure with big views.

Hampta pass trek - One trek two different worlds

Hampta Pass is a very unique trek because it connects two completely different landscapes. On one side, you walk through lush green valleys, forests, and rivers of Kullu. Then, after crossing the pass, the scenery changes suddenly—on the other side is the dry, cold desert of Spiti. This contrast makes Hampta Pass truly special. The trek is moderate in difficulty and perfect for those who want a mix of beauty and adventure. In September, the weather is clear, and the dramatic change in landscapes becomes even more stunning. You might also get a chance to visit the famous Chandratal Lake if the road is open.

Rani Sui Lake- a short but rewarding trek offering stunning views

Rani Sui Lake is a lesser-known but beautiful trek near Manali. It’s short, but don’t let that fool you—it offers amazing views of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges. The trail goes through forests of deodar and oak and opens up into wide meadows. At the top, the lake itself is calm and peaceful, sitting quietly with mountain views all around. September is the perfect month to do this trek because the sky is clear, the air is fresh, and the meadows are green after the monsoon. It’s an easy to moderate trek and great for a quick getaway into the mountains.

Chandranahan trek - a high altitude trek to glacial lake

The Chandranahan trek, located in Himachal Pradesh, is a hidden gem that takes you deep into the Pabbar valley. This trek leads to a stunning glacial lake that sits quietly at around 13,900 feet, surrounded by rocky cliffs and snow patches. The trail offers a beautiful mix of pine forests, waterfalls, and high-altitude meadows. In September, the whole valley looks fresh and green after the rains, and the lake area becomes more accessible and safe to visit. This trek is moderate in difficulty and is perfect for trekkers who want a peaceful, less crowded trail with raw natural beauty.

Har Ki Dun—a legendary valley of gods trek

The Har Ki Dun trek is one of the most loved treks in Uttarakhand, often called the “Valley of Gods.” It takes you through ancient villages, riverside trails, and into a wide open valley surrounded by snow-covered peaks. The route is filled with legend and mythology—it is believed that the Pandavas took this path on their way to heaven. In September, the valley is full of greenery, the weather is pleasant, and the views are completely clear. The trek is easy to moderate, making it a great choice for beginners who want a cultural and scenic Himalayan experience.

Bhrigu lake - a prettiest grassland trek in himachal

Bhrigu lake trek starts from Manali and is an easy trek perfect for corporate employees, students as it is a short trek for qperfect for short breaks and refreshment. This trek is about a small peaceful lake at high altitude surrounded by mountains and clouds. Also, beginners can complete this trek as it is an easy trek and perfect to do in September as the meadows are filled with lush greeery and the skies are clear, and at high altitude, this lake acts as a mirror to the surrounded peaks which make us feel that nature is amazing.