Setting out on the adventure of solo trek can seem exhilarating and courageous at the same time. However, it has more cons than its pros. Here’s how the solo treks can be a spoilsport:
No support – Although one could go on a solo trip while carrying every need of things, there will be no support when it is needed the most. For example, a solo trekker faces a deep injury where it needs to be rushed to the hospital and the place is isolated, it can be more than a just trouble.
Heavy packs – With no one to accompany, the pack can be really heavy to carry uphill and it can be boring too.
Wildlife fear – There can be wild animals that can prey on the trekker and it could be more dangerous.
As of Har ki Dun trek, it is a moderate type of trek, that adventurers and new trekkers can join for an exciting experience. However, one can do it in the right way by seeking a package from a reliable tour operator. But, what are the benefits of that? To be precise – lots.
First, there are acclimatizing sessions where one could explore the place and get an idea of the location. Second, the arrangement of camps and meals is managed by the tour operator team. Third, there would be a team around in the Har ki dun trek with whom the pastime would be great. Fourth, there will be always a support. It is the same for valley of flowers trek and so for the others.
One could just browse through the treks available from different operators and compare it to find the suitable one.
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