About Valley of Flowers Trek:
Valley of Flowers "Foolon ki Ghati" is one of those beautiful trekking expeditions that can be enjoyed during the monsoon season. It is flawlessly nestled in the West Himalayan region of Uttarakhand and lies at a lofty height of 3600 m above sea level. With an opportunity to spot the very rare blue Primula, the Valley Of Flowers trek is one of the best-known treks in the world.
Just as you set your foot into the valley, the intoxicating mix of fragrances emitted from the flowers makes you feel in a paradise. The hidden lake at the height of 14,400 ft, creates a hidden coop for numerous species of wildflowers like the saxifrages, sedums, lilies, poppy, calendulas, daisies, geranium, zinnia, and petunia.
About the Kedarkantha Trekking:
Kedarkantha is such a popular winter trek that it would be apt to entitle it as the Queen of Winter Treks. Knee-deep snow in winters, mesmerizing view from the top, and the beautiful and easy trails make it popular among trekkers. The ‘easy on endurance’ trail goes through the thick pine forests of Govind National Park. The views from the top are worth climbing to an altitude of 12,500 ft.
Kedarkantha Trekking Quick Facts:
Start/ End Point of the Trek: Sankri village
Duration: 6D/5N
Kedarkantha Trek Distance: 20 km
Kedarkantha Trek Height: 12,500 ft
Kedarkantha Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate
Kedarkantha Trek Temperature: Day (8°C to 15°C) and Night: (-5°C to 3°C)
Best Time to do Kedarkantha Trekking: November to April
Railway Station: Dehradun is the nearest railway station
Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun
- 2D/1N
- Dehradun
- 2D/1N
Quick facts about Nag Tibba Trek:
- Nag Tibba Temperature: 14 to 22 degrees (days) and 6 to14 degrees (nights) between September and December and 16 to 25 degrees (days) and - 8 to 16 degrees (nights) during other months
- Nag Tibba Trek distance: 15 km
- Maximum Altitude: 9,910 ft.
- Starting and Ending Point: The trek to Nag Tibba starts and ends at Dehradun/Delhi depending on the variant you choose.
- Nearest Railway Station: Dehradun is the nearest railway station
- Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun
- ATM: You will find ATM's in Mussoorie and Naianbagh.
- Nag Tibba Trek Difficulty Level: Easy
About The Trek:
Nestled cozily on the hinges of the Gharwal Himalayas, Har ki dun trek is one of the most popular treks among a lot of trekkers and nature enthusiasts. This exhilarating trek is also known as a hanging valley because of its cradle-shaped mountains.
It is also known as the winter-wonderland as in winter the trails are totally covered with snow and the sun throw its rays within the clouds. The Har ki Dun trekking is embraced with soothing sights of deodar trees that will definitely enchant your soul with the pine smell.
Har Ki Doon Trek Quick facts:
Duration: 7D/6N
Maximum altitude: 11,675 ft
Har Ki Dun Trek Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
Har Ki Dun Trek Distance: 47 KM
Temperature: 10℃ to 15℃ during the day and 2℃ to -5℃ during the night
Best Time to do Har ki Dun Trek: April to Mid-June and October to Mid-November
ATM: Purola has the last ATM before your trek begins
Start/End Point of the trek: Sankri Village
- 4D/3N
- Haridwar
- 4D/3N
Chandrashila Trek with Chopta Tungnath Highlights:
- The summit views including the high mountain peaks in the Himalayas with snow-caps on them are the major highlight of the trek.
About the Destination:
- Day Temperature: 8°C to 15°C
Meals during Chandrashila Trek with Chopta Tungnath:
Stay during Chandrashila Trek with Chopta Tungnath:
How to reach?
Haridwar has a railway station which is well-connected from all metropolitian cities and nearest airport is Dehradun - Jolly Grant.
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Kuari Pass Trek
The trek has dense deodar, oak and rhododendron forests which present a picturesque view. Rare and protected flora and fauna can be found on this trail. The trek passes via major rivers like Mandakini, Kaliganga and Dhauli Ganga. The ideal time to visit here is in summers.
Best Season: December to January
Duration: 6 Days
Max. Elevation: 12,516 ft
Difficulty Level: Moderate
About Pangarchulla Peak Trek:
Adorning the Lord Curzon circuit- one of Garhwal Himalaya’s most fabled trails, Pangarchulla Peak Trek. The peak is usually covered with snow and rugged mountain terrains. The one dominant characteristic of your winter adventure to the Pangarchulla Peak will be the treat of snow.
The paves are swaddled with alluring lush greenery, dense jungles, and pristine snow-capped landscapes around. A close-up look of the Garhwal region can be discovered through this trek with the sunshine falling on its summit. Travelers choose to head out on this Trek just to behold the remarkable sights of Nanda Devi, Mana, Hathi, Lampak, Dronagiri.
Pangarchulla Peak Trek Quick Facts:
Duration: 6D/5N
Maximum Altitude: 15,069 ft.
Pangarchulla Peak Trek Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult
Trekking distance: 38 km
Temperature: Day 18°C to 12°C & Night -3°C to -6°C
Pangarchulla Peak Trek Best Time: April, May, October, November
Start point/Endpoint: Joshimath
ATM: Joshimath
Railway Station: Haridwar
Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun
- 6D/5N
- Kathgodam
- 6D/5N
About the Brahmatal Trek:
Known as one of the most enchanting treks, the Brahmatal trek is a great winter trek for the nature lovers and adventure seekers. You will start this amazing trek from Kathgodam and make your way through some of the beauty of the region. Upon your arrival in Kathgodam early morning, you will be picked from the railway station or bus stand. You will be traveling for 9 hours to reach Lohajung which is 225 KM away from Kathgodam. By late afternoon, you will reach Lohajung where you will be staying at night in a guest house.
On second day of your Brahmatal trekking tour, you will be trekking from Lohajung to Bekaltal. En route, let your eyes enjoy some awe-inspiring views of Nandaghunti Peak. Trek through the forests of oaks and firs. Conclude the 4-5 hours long trek after you reach Bekaltal. The total distance you cover would be 8 km. On your third day, you will trek from Bekaltal to Brahmatal which is another of most beautiful rail for you. The trails go through a forest and when you reach Telindi top, behold the enchanting views of the mighty Himalayas.
On fourth day of your Brahmatal trekking tour, you will be covering from Khabekhal to Bhramtaal to Daldum. You will be treading along the tricky pathways which go through Chota Jhandidar and Bada Jhandidar. This trail is encircled by a mountain ridge with valleys on both sides. Catch the glimpses of magnificent Himalayan Ranges. Mt. Trishul is very close along with the views of Nandhaghunti. On fifth day of your Brahmatal trekking tour, you will be trekking from Brahmatal to Lohajung and trek through the same route. Then on your last and sixth day, you will take the trail from Lohajung to Kathgodam. The Brahmatal Trekking package is the perfect adventure that you have been long waiting for.
Brahmatal Trek Weather :
- Winters (December-February): This is considered to be the best season for Brahmatal trek. During these cold winter months, daytime temperatures of Brahmatal trek range between 0°C to 2°C. In the night, the temperatures fall to around -5°C to -10°C. The temperature inside the tent is better but can still be freezing at around 10°C.
Meals during Brahmatal Trek:
Breakfast, lunch and dinner (vegetarian) are included in the package
Stay during Brahmatal Trek:
How to reach?
Kathgodham has a railway station which is well-connected from all metropolitian cities and nearest airport is Dehradun - Jolly Grant.
About Rupin Pass Trek:
The Pass is perched at 15250 ft in the surreal Himalayan mountain range of Himachal Pradesh. The trek is surrounded by the small hamlets from Dehradun of Uttrakhand to Shimla of Himachal Pradesh, which gives the reason to explore its local culture beauty. You will be greeted with stunning scenery such as cascades, verdant glacial meadows, the snow bridges are something incredible to cross, snow-kissed mountains, charming hamlets, big rivers, hanging villages, terrific forests, hundreds of waterfalls, and an exhilarating pass crossing as a whole, Rupin Pass Trek is a complete experiential trek to do.
Quick Facts About Rupin Pass Trek:
• Rupin Pass Trekking Duration: 7N/8D
• Maximum altitude: 15,250 ft.
• Rupin Pass Trek Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult
• Rupin Pass Trek Distance: 52 Kms
• Temperature: Day: 13°C to 18°C and Night: 0°C to 7°C
• Best Time for Rupin Pass Trekking: May-June (Pre Monsoon), Sep-Oct (Post Monsoon)
• ATM: Purola which is on the way to Dhaula has the last ATM point before your trek begins.
• Start Point: Dhaula, Uttarakhand
• End Point: Sangla, Himachal Pradesh
- 6D/5N
- 6D/5N
About the Dayara Bugyal Trek:
Amongst all the treks in Uttarakhand, Dayara Bugyal is considered to be the most breathtaking trek. The trek brings us to a highland meadow situated in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand which stands tall at an elevation of 10,000-12,500ft.
This lush green expanse of meadows serves as an excellent destination for skiing during winter and is spread over 28 sq km. This breathtaking location is nestled amidst towering snow-peaked mountains. While on this memorable Himalayan Dayara Bugyal trekking tour in India at Uttarakhand, catch sight of the lake of Barnala Tal strewn across the green alpine prairies– in whose reflection the peaks look even more beautiful.
The trek starts from the tiny hamlet of Barsu nestled on the Haridwar-Gangotri road which is 32 km from Uttarkashi. One can settle in any one of the rest-houses or GMVN houses in Barsu that overlook the stunning valley on one side and the snowy mountains on the other.
The route of the Dayara Bugyal Trek trails through gorgeous Oak forests, clear water bodies and sprawling grasslands while offering views of specks of huts, grazing sheep all while overlooking the valley and high-rise mountains. Wildflowers also bloom around streams and brooks that run across the pastures.
About the Dayara Bugyal:
The breathtaking alpine meadow of Dayara Bugyal reigns atop a staggering 12,000 ft., against a stunning canvas of lofty Himalayan neighbours like Bandarpoonch, Kala Nag, Shrikhand Mahadev, Srikanth peak and Gangotri peaks. The Dayara Bugyal trek is marked by a rich carpet of wildflowers, and dense forests of maple and oak fenced by misty valleys. The highland meadows invite skiers from over the country during winters, when the place receives heavy snowfall. The trail unveils expansive grasslands, alpine lakes and trickling streams that lull the senses with a sylvan symphony. Besides the splendour of the landscape that Dayara Bugyal offers, trekkers also get a rare glimpse into the fascinating cultures of a Himalayan village. As another highlight, trekkers get to witness the dynamic beauty of the rhododendron flowers that grace the trails of the trek.
The Dayara Bugyal trek starts from the quaint little village of Barsu in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. Given its easy to moderate level, it also serves as an ideal pick for beginners. It is also not uncommon to see herds of cattle grazing in the sprawling grasslands, accompanied by shepherds. The lush green expanse snuggled in the laps of Himalayan giants is the perfect respite from the humdrum of life. It is a whisper of untamed wilderness to the hearts of trekkers, who flock here every year in search of tranquillity and peace. The wondrous grasslands of Dayara Bugyal are locked in a Himalayan embrace and make for an ideal long weekend trek. Those who wander into this world of untouched beauty leave with far more than what they seek.
Quick Facts About Dayara Bugyal Trek:
Temperature: -4 degrees (Min), 25 degrees (Max), days are relatively warmer
Dayara Bugyal Trek distanceTrekking Distance: 29 km
Maximum Altitude: 12,000 ft
Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate
Railway Station: Haridwar is the nearest railway station
Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun
Base Camp: Barsu
ATM: Uttarkashi and Bhatwari on the way Barsu have the last ATM point before your trek begins.
Best of
- 8D/7N
- Kathgodam
- 8D/7N
The season for this trek is over for this year you can look at other Himalayan treks.
About the Roopkund Trek:
Blessed with deep virgin forests, gurgling brooks, breath-taking campsites and the beckoning meadows Roopkund trek is a must do trek for you. Get a chance to taste adventure as you climb from 8,000 ft to 16,000 ft in a period of 8 days. The adventure starts for you from the second day onwards as you start trekking to Roopkund Glacial lake. Take the Lord Curzon trail starting Lohajung and follow a steady uphill trek through the Lohajung Pass and then reach the Bedni River.
Get a chance to admire the stunning view of the Garhwal Himalayan ranges as you trek from Didna Village to Ali Bugyal on your third day. On your fourth day, you will be trekking from Ali Bugyal to Ghora Lotani and witness the beauty of the Himalayas. Also, spot a Himalayan Magpie on the way. On your fifth day you will be trekking from Ghora Lotani to Bhagwabasa, here you will face the challenges of high altitudes, zig-zag trails and the icy cold winds. Passing through Kalu Vinayak, you will finally reach Bhagwabasa.
On your sixth day, you will pass from Bhagwabasa to Roopkund Lake and then to Bedni Bugyal. The uninhabited landmark in the laps of Mt. Trishul has overwhelmed many travellers with its innumerable stories. Admire the charming Garhwal Himalayas in full glory extending up to Gangotri. On your seventh day you will start trekking back from Bedni Bugyal to Lohajung and pass through the hundreds of blooming rhododendrons and then take a steep turn for the Neel Ganga and arrive at Wan. You will complete you trek on the eight day. Roopkund trek is definitely the one which will make your dream come true of trekking in the mountains.
About the Roopkund:
A trek to Mystery Lake of Uttarakhand i.e. Roopkund Lake is a must-do for an avid trekker! Battling several adversities common to the Himalayas, this water body perched in the laps of the snow-clad Mt. Trishul is situated at an altitude of 16,499ft.
Most attractive for the human skeletons lying at the bottom of the lake, which are distinctly visible when the snow melts, the lake is swarmed by the plenitude of visitors.
The route along the Roopkund trek is a fascinating journey of discovering the most pristine of the Himalayan contribution of oak and blooming rhododendron forests. A moderate trek, the trek trails through mountainous rivers, enthralling ridges, lush forests and scenic meadows.
Roopkund Trek Highlights:
- Feast your eyes as you see the gurgling brooks, breath-taking campsites during this amazing Roopkund trek.
- Enjoy camping near the cascading water and the clean night sky under the billions of stars. Also, enjoy a small bonfire with your friends.
- Trek through some of the most alpine and forests of fir, Rhododendron, and Oak.
- Get a chance to witness the rare flora and fauna of this region as you continue your trek.
- Feast your eyes at the majestic view of the Mt Trishul looms over the place as you continue climbing.
- Enclosed by mountains, this is the perfect place for taking some amazing photographs.
- Admire the imposing Chaukhamba range, Neelkanth peak, Kedarnath, Kedar Dom.
- Spend some time staring at the might white peaks and pass through the small streams on your way.
- And also meet the local people here and share a cup of tea while you learn about their culture.
Quick Facts About Roopkund Trek:
Temperature: Day: 13 to 18°C and Night: -5 to 7°C
Roopkund Trek Distance: 53km
Maximum Altitude: 16,499 ft
Roopkund Trek Difficulty Level: Moderate To Difficult
Railway Station: Kathgodam Railway station is the nearest railway station
Base Camp: Lohajung
- 9D/8N
- Kathgodam
- 9D/8N
About the Panchachuli Base Camp Trek:
Here is a 9-day Panchachuli Base Camp trekking package that begins after you reach Kathgodam and the first point of stay is Dharchula. The picturesque ways to Dharchula crossing the towns of Bhimtal, Almora and Dhaulchina will be amazing and you will come across the various little villages and gorges. From Dahrchula, the next destination of yours will be Urthing via Dar. The pathway takes you along small tribal settlements of Tawaghat and New Sobla. Upon arriving at Dar, take a 3-4 hour walk to reach the campsite of Urthing all the way through a narrow cliff edge with the Dhauli Ganga River gushing on your right. Then comes the easy route to Naagling going through the suspension bridge across the river.
Son will be the further destination on the tour after Naagling and on that day you will be passing through rocky, the high oak and birch forests and finally arriving the highland meadow of Naagling. Surrounded by the Himalayas, the sight of the distant glaciers from this viewpoint is spellbinding. As you continue walking through the dense thickets found at Dantu Bugyals and the Meola River gushing on the other side, you will reach Panchachuli Basecamp. This steep descend into the Panchachuli base camp also offers amazing views of wildflowers, strawberries, glaciers and sprawling meadows bordered by trees. The peak of Panchachuli stands tall at 6904m towering as the backdrop.
After exploring the mind-blowing beauty of Panchachuli, trek back to Naagling along the same picture-perfect landscapes and trails. Urthing, Dar, Darchula and Kathgodam will be coming your way once again before you wind up this exciting trekking trip.
About the Panchachuli Base Camp:
Snuggled in the lap of snow-peaked mountains, the Panchachuli Base Camp trek originates in the Darma valley of Pithoragarh district between the borders of Nepal and Tibet. Bestowed with nature’s splendour, the route to the Panchachuli glacier, lying in the lap of Kumaon Himalayas, is adorned with enchanting landscapes, snow-capped mountains, cascading waters, Alpine meadows and a rich variety of flora and fauna. Situated in Eastern Kumaon Himalaya, the trekking route forms the watershed between the Gori Ganga and Darma Valleys. The entire trek to the glacier is a walk along the river Dhauliganga.
The last road head Dar is 42km from Dharchula, and from Dar to Panchachuli Glacier will give us a pleasant walk. The trails unwinding through the tribal villages of Bongling, Sela, Nagling, Baaling and Duktu along the river Dhauliganga and thick forests of deodar and Bhojpatra and conifer are the best ones to enjoy the natural sights. The five peaks of Panchachuli form majestic visuals and enhance the Him Khand, Yuli River skirted by the forests of Devdaar, Bhoj Patra and conifer trees. This amazing Panchachuli Base Camp trek is truly a feast to the eyes and the scenery throughout the journey is one that can only be experienced, not explained.
If you are someone who would love to roam around the mountains then Panchachuli Base Camp trek is one of the best options and the journey would come up with a lot of astounding moments. The five different peaks of Panchachuli sector numbers 1 to 5 are located at an elevation of 6904 meters, 6437 meters, 6355 meters, 6334 meters and 6312 meters. And almost all of them were conquered by many trekkers in the 1970s itself.
Panchachuli Base Camp Trek Highlights:
- Get an amazing chance to climb up a height of about 13975 feet which could let you feel at the top of the world and view the entire region covered by thickets and glaciers.
- The blooming forest trails have a lot to share with you on the way to the summit and the gushing rivers play an important role in making the trails tricky as well as exciting.
- The famous wildlife of Uttarakhand may come your way if you are lucky and the rare birds found in the forests are the right companions for your trek.
- Different bugyals, landscapes, and bridges across the rivers together create an astonishing sightseeing option before you.
Quick Facts About Panchachuli Base Camp Trek:
Temperature: 1 to 8 degrees in nights, days are relatively warmer
Panchachuli Base Camp Trek Trekking Distance: 60km
Maximum Altitude: 13,975 Ft.
Panchachuli Base Camp Trek Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate
Railway Station: Kathgodam is the nearest railway station
Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun
About the Pindari Glacier Trek:
Zero Point of Pindari Glacier is situated at a breathtaking altitude of 12370 ft above sea level, 5km ahead of Phurkia. The Pindari Glacier, in the Bageshwar district, falls in the Kumaon Himalayas. The glacier flows to the south for a short distance of about 9 KM and gives rise to the Pindari River which meets river Alakananda at Karnaprayag in the Garhwal district.
The views from the pass of the Dhakri Khal are particularly impressive and include the many snow-capped peaks that form the southern rim of the Nanda Devi Sanctuary. Stunning and calm lakes with crystal clear waters, snow-clad mountain peaks, charming wooden bridges, everything just adds to a mystic and exhilarating experience when you are on this trek!
Quick Facts About Pindari Glacier Trek Package:
• Duration: 8N/9D
• Pindari Glacier Trek Height: 12370 ft.
• Trek difficulty: Moderate
• Pindari Glacier Trek distance: 48 Kms
• Temperature: 18°C to -2°C
• Best Time To Travel: April, May, June, Mid August to November
• ATM: You will find ATM in Kathgodam
• Start Point/End Point: Kathgodam
Chopta-Tungnath Trek
Chopta Tungnath trek is a relatively unexplored trekking places in Uttarakhand, which is known for its mesmerizing scenic beauty. The trek towards Tungnath takes you to Chandrashila, which is situated at an altitude of 4,000 meters above sea level.
Chopta is blessed with rich flora and fauna as it is located in the midst of dense forests, with a beautiful floor of rhododendrons, interspersed by deodar and pine trees. During the first one and half kilometres, you will pass through a sea of brightly coloured rhododendrons and silver oak forests. Following this, the vista opens to green alpine meadows which take you to the Tungnath temple.
According to folklore, the arms of Lord Shiva are believed to have emerged here. On trekking a kilometre further ahead, you will reach the Chandrashila peak from where you get spectacular views of the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas glistening in the sun rays. The grassy meadows of the region make it an ideal spot for camping too.
Chopta is well-connected by roadways connecting Guptakashi and Gopeshwar. The weather is lovely and the views are simply breathtaking.
Best season: May to June and August to September
Duration: 6 Days
Altitude: 11,154 ft
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
Gaumukh Tapovan Trek
Being a source of the Bhagirathi River, Gaumukh is considered as the true source of the River Ganga. A trek of 18 kms from Gangotri takes you to Gaumukh, the surreal and peaceful area that provides the panoramic views of Bhagirathi peaks.
Tapovan 4300 meters is situated beyond Gaumukh and consists of the magnificent meadows situated at the foot of mount Shivling. The Gaumukh Tapovan trekking trail is usually gentle but gets perilously steep at places. This trekking in Uttarakhand is a combined experience of trekking, bouldering, rock climbing and glacier traversing.
On reaching Tapovan, you get to see the mesmerising view of the beautiful snow-capped peaks swathed in sunlight. Another attraction of this trekking trail is the sight of Akash Ganga, the actual river Ganga that flows from the Jata of Lord Shiva according to popular belief, bathing the Shiva Linga. The surrounding beauty and tranquillity of Tapovan will mesmerize, ease and calm your mind.
Best season: May - October
Duration: 6 Days
Altitude: 14,200 ft
Difficulty Level: Moderate
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Dodital Darwa Top Trek
Dodital, also known as Dodi Lake, is situated at a height of 3,024 meters north of Uttarkashi. The Dodi Lake is believed to be a sacred lake as it is considered to be the birthplace of Lord Ganesha. The trek will take you through vast lands covered by rhododendrons and oak trees. Although a long walk, but the trek to Dodital is pretty easy.
The pristine waters are flanked by thick rhododendrons, deodar, pine and oak woods. The lake is famous for rare species of fish such as the Golden Trout called Dodi in the local language. You will also find a small Ganesha temple near the lake. It is an ideal place for taking rest and organizing recreational activities such as bird watching, boating and angling.
The Darwa top is situated at a distance of 5km from Dodital and the elevation is 13,300 feet. The trek from Dodital to the Darwa top is an uphill climb which will take you through thick birch forests and open meadows. However, on reaching the top, the panoramic view of the Bandarpunch and Swargarohini ranges will take your breath away.
The trek to Hanumanchatti from Dodital through Darwa top can be completed in two days. This is followed by an ascent towards yamunotri via the upper stretches of the majestic Garhwal Himalayas. During the trek to yamunotri from Dodital, the trekkers encounter dense virgin forests and high reaching grasslands and this is one of the best trekking places in uttarakhand.
Best season: May - October
Duration: 6 Days
Altitude: 13,600 ft
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult
- 8D/7N
- Joshimath
- 8D/7N
About the Bagini Glacier Trek:
Here comes an eight-day Bagini Glacier trek with so much enthusiasm hidden in each day of your adventure. It starts from Joshimath and from there you will directly go to Jumma and Ruing Village. The meandering paths going up and down through a forest will take you to enjoy the magnificent beauty of Hathi Parvat, Ghori Parvat and Bhumial God Temple. Dronagiri Village with many ruins and inhabited will be a surprise.
Bagini Base Camp is the next stop on your Bagini Glacier trek resuming from Dronagiri Village which will open up many wonderful sights of the peaks, the meadows and the landscapes. Rishi Peak is the highly acclaimed peak you can witness on the way to the base camp. A concrete bridge over the Bagini Nala and the unwinding routes going through the rocks and boulder ridden path can be the perfect supporters of you. Longatulli is also a halt where you will be awe-struck with the amazing Satminal, Hardeul and Rishi Pahar views.
About the Bagini Glacier:
In the spellbinding region of Garhwal Himalayas, Bagini Glacier trek makes you come face to face with untouched, raw natural beauty along with great doses of adventure. This Bagini Glacier trekking package in India takes you to Bagini Glacier that towers at 14816 feet from sea level and gives you the opportunity to feast your eyes on the mighty Dunagiri, Changa Banga and Kalanka peaks.
Bagini Glacier trek will enable you to watch the picture perfect glacier flowing down northwards from the origin Changabang and Trishuli Peaks and also the river Bagini turning westwards. There, it will be joined by Dunagiri Glacier Waters flowing down from Purbi Dronagiri ridge. At the west, it will meet the Lampak stream and eventually going to join the Dhauli Ganga located in the north of Jumma Village.
Your location will be the dreamy destination of Uttarakhand. Also known as ‘Land of Gods’ it appeals with a dramatic terrain of charming lakes, stunning rivers, mountains and rising Himalayan peaks.
Cossetted amongst stunning heights, a circular trek of around 43 kms to Bagini Glacier allures with places of worships, winsome grassy stretches streaked with vibrant flowers, crystal clear streams, sights of frosty summits, rocks and boulder ridden paths, quaint hamlets and more.
Quick Facts about Bagini Glacier Trek:
Temperature: April-June: 15 to 20 Degrees (Day) & 7 to -2 Degrees (Night)
September-October: 10 to 15 Degrees (Day) & 5 to -5 (Night)
Bagini Glacier Trekking Distance: 43km
Maximum Altitude: 14,816ft
Bagini Glacier Trek Difficulty Level: Moderate
Railway Station: Haridwar is the nearest railway station
Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun.
- 16D/15N
- Uttarkashi
- 16D/15N
Auden’s Col is one of the high altitude mountain passes set at an altitude of 5490 meters. This Col is a depression in the ridge that lies between Gangotri and Jogin massifs in the Garhwal Himalayas. The Auden’S Col Trek connects the valleys of Bhilangana and Rudragaira and is one of the toughest non-technical treks in the country. It is characterized by precarious ridges, dangerous moraines, numerous crevasses, a long strenuous trail and boulder sections.
Auden Col Trek hosts a shrine and is filled with sites for Hindu pilgrimage. When trekking you get to witness the majestic views of the Kedar Dome, Bhagirathi, Jogin, and Rudragaira peaks. This trail that passes through numerous hamlets, gushing streams, thick alpine jungles, and meadows sprinkled with a variety of blooms, will leave you stunned.
About Auden’S Col Trek:
Set at an altitude of 5,490 m, the Auden's Col is one of the high altitude mountain passes in the Garhwal Himalayas that connects the Rudragaira valley and Bhilangana valley. Forming a bridge between the north-west ridge of Gangotri-III and Jogin-I, it reaches an altitude of 5,390 m.
The Auden’S Col Trek is also one of the toughest treks in the Garhwal Himalayan region and hence it has been the least explored one by regular trekkers; a dream for all the ardent trekkers. It will take you through some of the dangerous moraines, narrow cliffs and stony, snaky and twitchy paves.
Auden's Col Trek is filled with Hindu pilgrimage sites and hosts a shrine and views that your eyes can fathom. The trail passes through the thick alpine forests, meadows dotted with varied species of flowers, gushing streams, and cuts through numerous villages. Even being a strenuous trail, the journey is treated with the majestic view of the hulking high peaks like the Rudragaira, Jogin, Bhagirathi and Kedar Dome. Not just a trek, but it is an expedition that would rejuvenate and inspire you!
Dodital Lake Trek
Nestled at an altitude of over 3,000 meters above the sea, the climb to the serene Dodital is one of the most beautiful treks in Uttarakhand. Surrounded by lush forests of fir and oak, the lake glitters like gems in the distance, stowed away in the hidden folds of the Himalayas. At one end of a lake sits an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha, and is believed to be the very birthplace of the deity. Trekkers would also get to pitch on the very banks of the lake, enjoying a splendid view of the clear star-cluttered skies.
The trek to Dodital Lake starts from the village of Sangam, and makes its way across the Agora settlement, the river Bhebra, and the stunning bamboo forests of Gujjar. The trek is a fairly easy one to complete, and can be attempted by beginners as well. Additionally, the trail here is home to some amazing views of the surrounding snow-clad ranges, making it a perfect choice for photographers.
Best season: May - October
Duration: 6 Days
Altitude: 13,615 ft
Dodital Hanumanchatti Trek
The trekking route is home to unparalleled views of the Bandarpunch range, coupled with the show stopping Dodital, which nestled between verdant forest of oak and pine. Finally, the route stops at the Darwa Pass, suspended at 4,000 meters and well regarded for its magical views of the surrounding peaks. The trek takes about 10 days to complete. It is deemed to be a fairly moderate one, and can be attempted by first time trekkers as well as seasoned experts.
Best season: May - October
Duration: 10 Days
Altitude: 4150 m
Difficulty Level: Moderate
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Har Ki Doon Trek
Har Ki Doon is a classic and moderate trekking places in Uttarakhand which provides a fun-filled experience to the trekker. Situated in the Western Ganges of the Garhwal Himalayas at an altitude of 3,556 meters, the valley is cradle-shaped and surrounded by dense forests and glittering peaks.
An interesting fact about the Hanging Valley or Har Ki Doon Trek is the people here still practice polygamy and worship the Mahabharata character Duryodhana as their deity. The Hanging Valley of Gods is a remote region that possesses virgin beauty and tranquillity. Due to this, this is one of the most preferred places for trekking.
Best season: May - October
Duration: 7 Days
Altitude: 3,556 m
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Kafni Glacier Trek
Kafni glacier is located southwards of Nanda Kot hill and on the Eastern side of the Pindar canyon. This tranquil and pleasant place has a unique charm which makes it a hotspot for tourists. It is rich in flora and fauna.
Some of the famous Himalayan peaks near to Kafni glacier include Nandakot, 6860 meters and Nandabhanar, 6236 meters. The trek to Kafni glacier is at a distance of 12 kilometers from Diwali through Byali udayar, which is 8 kilometers from Diwali. The canyon is broader as compared to the Pindar and is blessed with spectacular natural beauty.
Best season: May - October
Duration: 10 Days
Altitude: 4000 m
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult
Kalindi Pass Trek
During this trip, trekkers can visit some of the most famous Hindu pilgrimages on the way. This place is a home to some of the most protected mammals like bulbuls, owls, cuckoos, bearded vulture, golden eagle, Himalayan snow cock, brown bear and so on and this is one of the best trekking in Uttarakhand.
Best season: July - September
Duration: 12 Days
Altitude: 5946 m
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult
Binsar Trek
Binsar is a beautiful hill station valley of flowers which offers breathtaking views of the Kumaon Valley. The beautiful Himalayan range stretches to about 300 kms along the horizon out of which the most noticeable peaks are the Chaukhamba, Trishuli, Kedarnath, Panchchuoli, Nanda Kot and Nanda Devi.
The Binsar trek begins from Thalisain towards Pauri. The trek leads through thick forests of oaks, pine, silver fir and deodar that describe complete wilderness. The ascents and descents are gradual and the best time to visit is during winters. One can come across the Samadhi of the great Indian hero Veer Chandra Singh Garhwali situated at Musa Kota amidst Dudhatoli sanctuary.
The Binsar trek is an exciting experience and the trekkers can enjoy the beautiful views throughout the expedition. Binsar is enveloped with hanging moss, ferns, alpine flora, different varieties of wild flowers and forests where one can find rhododendron and oak trees.
If you are a bird watching enthusiast, during a trek in Binsar you will come across a number of beautiful and rare birds. This trekking in Uttarakhand is rather simple and the forest cover will lead to small streams, lush green fields, but be careful of lion ants and tunnel spiders.
Best season: Mid September to early July
Duration: 3 Days
Altitude: 3030 m
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek
The meadows command an extraordinary view of the surrounding ranges as well, with the mighty Mount Trishul jutting out prominently at a distance. The trek takes you through rustic grasslands, lush forests of rhododendron and oak and finally endless stretches of flowering meadows. The trek is a fairly moderate one, and can be attempted by adventurous beginners as well.
Location: Ali Bedni Bugyal Meadows, Lohagunj-Lohagunj trek
Price: Rs. 9,000 per person
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Bali Pass Trek
Crossing glacial lakes, meadows and forests as it goes by, the trekkers at Bali Pass get to witness some of the best views in Uttarakhand. The Bali Pass trek is a special treat to adventure campers, making night stops at several scenic landmarks like the Ruinsara Lake or beside waterfalls. It is also regarded as one of the best trekking places in Uttarakhand for birdwatchers.
Location: Bali Pass, Dehradun- Dehradun trek
Price: Rs.18,000 per person
Benog Tibba trek
Making its way through the Benog Wildlife Sanctuary, this gorgeous trail treats its trekkers to some of the best views of wildlife anywhere in the country. One of the shortest treks in Uttarakhand, the trail is ideal for those looking for an adventurous day out. The trek is customizable as well, and its timing can be tailored to suit the group’s collective needs.
Location: Benog Wildlife Sanctuary, Mussoorie
Price: Rs. 1,300 per person
Borasu Pass
It also makes a short detour through Govind National Park, home to a wide array of local flora. However, the Borasu Pass trek is also among the most difficult treks in Uttarakhand, and can be attempted by seasoned trekkers only.
Location: Borasu Pass, Uttarkashi, Taluka to Chitkul
Price: Rs. 28,500 per person
Darma Valley Trek
The Darma Valley is an especially important landmark in Hindu mythology, as the Pandavas are believed to have had their last meal here.
Location: North East of Kumaon, Pitorgarh
Gangotri Glacier Trek
Snaking its way along the river Bhagirathi, the route travels through some of the most beautiful stops along the glacier. The trek is a special treat for photographers as well. Pine forests and flowering valleys pepper the route on both days, making the walk twice as scenic. The trek also includes sightseeing at places such as Char Dham or the Nehru Mountaineering institute.
Location: Gangotri Glacier, Uttarkashi
Price: Rs. 24,000 per person
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Gurson Bugyal Trek
The trail travels through lush forests of oak and rhododendron in Auli, whose rustic charm is unmissable. The trek is a fairly easy one as well, making it the perfect choice for beginners and first time trekkers. It is also well known to command stunningly clear views of the range.
Location: Gorson Bugyal, Auli
Price: Starting from Rs. 2,559 per person
Preferred Age: Above six years old
Gulabi Kantha Trek
Apart from its beautiful vistas, the trek is also known for the various adventure sports it has to offer. Trekkers will also get to experience a bundle of fun activities such as music jams and bonfires, making it one of the most enjoyable treks in Uttarakhand.
Location: Yamunotri Glacier, Uttarkashi
Price: Starting from Rs. 7,559 per person
Juda ka Talab
One of the most scenic of trekking places in Uttarakhand, the path snakes its way through several little hamlets, offering a delightful glimpse into the local culture here. The trek pitches camp by Juda ka Talab, a scenic glacial lake in the heart of the Himalayas. The lake remains frozen during winter, but its crystal-clear waters offer quite the allure when thawed.
Price: Rs. 6,000 per person
Kagbhusandi Tal
Mainly done between June and October, this trail is among the most popular monsoon treks in Uttarakhand. The trek is a fairly long one and takes about 8 days to complete. The scenic route commands spectacular views of the adjacent Nar-Narayan, Neelkanth and Chaukhamba peaks as well.
Location: Chamori, Uttarakhand
Price: Rs. 16,500 per person
Kalpeshwar Rudranath Trek
Although the Kalpeshwar temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is the biggest attraction here, several smaller Hindu temples can be found scattered across the place as well. The route sets up camp in several little villages, including a jungle camp on one night. The trek can be done throughout the year, although the months of November to December is generally regarded as the best time for it.
Location: Kalpeshwar, Haridwar
Price: Starting from Rs. 32,500 per person
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Kedarnath Trek
From Bheembali however, the trail gets decidedly trickier, and demands a fair bit of physical strain. The sight at the summit, however, makes the climb well worth the effort. Set against the backdrop of the majestic Himalayas, the Kedarnath temple stands out in its vibrant colors. The panoramic vistas add to the charm of the place, making it one of the most beautiful treks in Uttarakhand.
Location: Rishikesh, Uttarakhand
Price: Starting from Rs. 12,000 per person
Kedartal Trek
However, located at the high altitude of over 4,700 meters above sea level, the trek to the lake is a fairly difficult one and demands a certain degree of experience from the trekker. Crossing several charming streams and falls, the Kedartal Trek is home to several splendid sights, making it a popular haunt among photographers.
Location: Rishikesh, Uttarakhand
Price: Starting from Rs. 15,300 per person
Preferred age: Above 7 years
Khaliya Top Trek
Price: Starting from Rs. 6,500 per person
Preferred age: Above 8 years
Madmaheshwar Trek
The trek includes several sightseeing tours through the little Himalayan villages, with a tour of Ukhimath being the highlight of the package. Trekkers will get to witness the many little temples here, along with views to the Madmaheshwar Ganga. The trek is best done during the monsoon season, when the weather remains twice as pleasant.
Location: Garhwal Himalayas, Uttarakhand
Price: Starting from Rs. 6,500 per person
Mayali Pass
The trail crosses a number of meadows in Kharsoli, the lakes of Vasuki Tal and Masar Tal, and some gorgeous wooden bridges as it passes by. The trail ultimately leads to the Mayali Glacier, where one can bask in unadulterated views of the mountain and lake. The trek is a fairly difficult one, and can be attempted by seasoned trekkers as well.
Price: Starting from Rs. 22,500 per person
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Milam Glacier
With several highs and lows, the Milam Glacier trek is a fairly challenging one, and can be attempted by seasoned trekkers only.
Location: Nainital, Uttarakhand
Mukta Top Trek
Travelling through flowering meadows and forests, the Mukta Top Trek is home to several beautiful sights. The trail travels across 28 kilometers, to and from Kuflon Base Camp. The best time to explore the region is between January and June, when the weather here remains most pleasant and the forests here remain in full bloom.
Price: Starting from Rs. 8,500 per person
Namik Glacier Trek
The campsites in the trek are carefully arranged across several scenic locales, making sure that the trekkers get to explore the mountains’ beauty in all its glory. The trek is a fairly easy one, and can be attempted by all. The Namik Glacier route is well known for its stunning sunset views as well.
Price: Starting from Rs. 12,500 per person
Nanda Devi East Base Camp Trek
The exhilarating trail takes its trekkers through some sharp bends and winding trails, making it a challenging climb. Following ancient trade routes, this trek also offers a glimpse into the life and culture prevailing in the higher Himalayan region, including some indigenous cultures that are unfound anywhere else.
Location: Nanda Devi Peak, Kathgodam
Price: Starting from Rs. 34,000 per person
Panpatia Glacier Trek
The journey kicks off from Badrinath, setting up camps in scenic alcoves, lakesides and flatlands as it goes by. Although fairly taxing, the Panpatia Col trail offers some of the rarest and most rewarding views of Himalayan behemoths such as the Chaukhamba, Nanda Devi, Kualing and Balakun peaks. Owing to its high altitude and the very low temperatures prevailing here, the Panpatia Glacier trek is mostly taken during the summer and autumn months, and by seasoned trekkers only.
Location: Uttarakhand
Price: Starting from Rs. 85,000 per person
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Panwali Kantha Trek
The trek makes its way through Panwali Katha’s seven meadows, littered with flowering plants, cattle and a rare species of indigenous animals. The trek commences from the village of Ghuttu in Rishikesh. From here, it makes its way through the verdant Buransh forests, all the way up to Gourmande. The Panwali Katha trek is said to be a moderate to easy one, and can be performed untrained as well.
Location: Rishikesh- Gourmande
Price: Starting from Rs. 9,000 per person
Mount Rudugaira Trek
The mountain, lying in the heart of the Gangotri National Park, is home to a stunning array of local flora and fauna. Spanning across 11 days and 10 nights, the trekking route offers a comprehensive tour of the Himalayan hill along with an expert guide.
Location: Gangotri National Park, Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand
Price: Starting from Rs 34,000 per person
Preferred Age: Above 15 years
Ruinsara Tal Trek
Situated in the heart of the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary, the area is littered with an array of indigenous bird and animal life, making it a haven for birdwatchers and photographers alike. The trek itself passes through several little villages, where one can explore a variety of amazing wooden carvings and mythological artefacts.
Location: Ruinsara Tal, Govind Wildlife Sanctuary
Yamunotri
The trek can be taken in any weather as per the trekker’s desires- while the summers are ideal for those desiring to explore the vivid wilderness of Yamunotri, the ice clad peaks in winter are equally inviting as well.
Location: Yamunotri Glacier, Uttarkashi
Price: Starting from Rs. 6,500 per person
