With summer round the corner, many might plan to escape to the mountains from the scorching heat. This summer make your escape even more adventurous and peaceful by trekking up the serene beauty of mountains and finding tranquility not in a hotel room, but out in untouched and remote locations. The Himalayan range provides many such opportunities every summer, with treks for experts and beginners. As more and more people are trying to experience the thrill of trekking, treks across the country are becoming a little too crowded, defying the very purpose of going on a trek. Here are some comparatively less known treks for you to try this summer and release some stress. So find your closest Decathlon showroom, get your gear set and prepare for an experience you'll never forget.1) Goechala Trek: Sikkim One of the seven sisters, Sikkim provides a mix of natural beauty and cultural richness. Goechala is a very popular trek, which takes you across the snow covered mountains, dense forests and a majestic view of Kanchendzongha, the world's third highest mountain. The trek takes approximately 10 days(base camp- top- back to base camp) to complete, running for 90kms inside the Kanchendzongha National Park. The journey is full of adventure, starting from Yuskom, passing through Samiti lake and breathtaking views of Mount Pandim, Kabru and Rotang before bringing you back to Yuskom on the 10th or 11th day. The spring season gives you an added opportunity to see the local flora at its best.Best time to Visit: April- MayDifficulty Level: Moderate2) Hampta Pass Trek: Himachal Pradesh One of the best treks in Himachal Pradesh, this trek in Manali district, gives you a spectacular view of the Himalayas while taking you to Chandrataal, a beautiful lake in middle of the mountains of Spiti.The trek takes about 5-6 days, so it's one of the best if you want a slightly shorter trek. The view is unparalleled in beauty and the end of the trek is very rewarding.Running for 26 kms, the trek starts as a drive from Manali to Jobra from where the journey is continued on foot and ends with a scenic view of Chandrataal from where the trekkers can return by car, driving through Rothang pass.Best time to visit: May - OctoberDifficulty level: Easy3)Triund Trek: Himachal Pradesh Hiding in the peaks of Dharamshala, Triund trek gives you an opportunity to walk next to streams, camp out for the night under a starry night sky and feast your eyes to the magnificent view.Since it's a 6 km trek, it can be completed by beginners as well and is the shortest trek in this list. The night sky view from the top is overly rewarding for such a short trek. Witness the local flora and fauna and eat local cuisine to your heart's contentment. Starting from Meclodganj, you can also take in the Tibetan art, cuisine and architecture on your way. At the top, various tents are available for a comfortable stay and a guest house too. Feel free to book one and experience the night sky at its best before trekking back to Mechlodganj the next day. Best time to visit: April- OctDifficulty level: Easy4) Kedarnaath Trek: Uttarakhand The best experience Uttarakhand has to offer is this trek. The towering Himalayan peaks, the lush meadows and the serene beauty of nature, all makes the trek as popular as it is.The 6 day trek coverinng 20 kms, Kedarnaath trek starts from Sankri, 220 kms away from the city of Dehradun and ends back at the same station. The trek also passes through Gaurikund, a famous hot water spring, and leads you towards the Kedarnaath temple. Going through the Govind National Park, the trekkers also get an opportunity to see the local flora and fauna. Difficulty Level: Easy5)Marha Valley Trek : Ladahak If you plan to drive to Leh Ladakh this summer, try something new by going on this 7 day trek. Passing through the dry mountains, small villages and wheat and mustard fields, the trek is an experience of a lifetime. The terrain offered by this trek is very unique and the ancient monasteries and Tibetan culture will leave you mesmerized. If you want to see Ladakh at its rawest and best, this is where to start. The trek starts from Siptuk, Leh and in the 7 days you travel through Mahra Valley, Nimaling and Sumdo.Best time to visit: June- OctoberDifficulty level: Moderate 6) Valley of Flowers: Gharwal Area The trek is as beautiful as the name suggests, a valley filled with countless blooming flowers and their aroma captivating all your senses. Located in Uttaranchal, the trek is approximately 6 days long in a remote area, offering peace and serenity for 37 kms . The valley also hosts several species of butterflies and endangered animals such as the mountain leopard and blue sheep.To reach the valley one has to trek from Govind Ghat, on the route to Hemkund Sahib, up to Ghangaria, 12 km ahead. The valley is about 5 km from Ghangaria. Best time to visit: July- SeptemberDifficulty Level: Easy7) Deorital Trek: Uttarakhand A perfect weekend trek for beginners, this trek offers spectacular view of the snow covered mountains, dense forest . Deoria Tal itself is a small lake in the lap of mountains. Clear crystal water and a picture perfect view, what better way to spend the weekend. The trek starts from Haridwar Sari to Deotriatal, and if you wish you can extend it to 5 days by covering 30 kms to Baniyakund, Chandrashilla Summit and back to Haridwar.Best time to visit: June- SeptemberDifficulty Level: EasyHow to Plan Your Trek?While you might plan to share your trek with family, friends or with no one in general, it is always advisable to book your trek with a team of experts through any site or travelling agency. There are many reliable sites, providing packages for almost all possible treks, with accommodation and food provided at affordable prices. Booking these packages not only makes your trek more safe in terms of staying and food, but also provides expert guidance along the way and the opportunity to meet new people. Finding accommodation or food along the way can be a cumbersome task and many a times even impossible, especially if you are trekking in a remote area. Being a woman and travelling alone is a daunting task itself, and then a trek to a remote isolated area makes it even more horrifying. Since most of the treks are almost a week long, carrying your own food and gear is also impossible and impractical for beginners. Booking your package through such portals ensures a smooth sailing.Some of the sites providing such services are https://www.trekthehimalayas.com/ and https://www.thrillophilia.com/ where you can find a detailed description of any trek of your choice and can browse through the various services they provide. Even if you are travelling with a big group, booking your tickets through such agents ensure smooth journey and expert guidance. So gear yourself up, choose one or any number of treks you wish and climb your way up making memories and gaining experience along the way.