Kuari Pass Trek

The trek starts from Rishikesh. The pick-up location will be the Rishikesh railway station, and we will then travel through Badrinath Road. The 10-hour drive to Joshimath is bound to be lengthy and exhausting. However, you will never get bored with the breathtaking views. The magnificent river that flows with us in parallel will become more thrilling and wilder as we climb upwards. We’ll be passing through panchprayag. panchprayag also known as the 5 holy confluences in Ganga-Devaprayag, Rudraprayag, Karnaprayag, Nandaprayag and Vishnuprayag.

travel from Joshimath to Dhak by taxi, which is a distance of approximately 12 kilometers (7.5 miles). Once you reach Dhak, you can start your trek to the Gulling camp viewpoint on the same day. Here’s a suggested plan: Arrive in Joshimath: Start your day by reaching Joshimath, which serves as the base camp for the Kuari Pass trek. Hire a Taxi: Hire a taxi or a shared cab from Joshimath to Dhak. The journey takes about 30-45 minutes, depending on the road conditions. Trek from Dhak to Gulling: Once you reach Dhak, you can begin your trek towards the Gulling camp viewpoint. The trail from Dhak to Gulling is approximately 06 kilometers and can take around 4/5 hours, depending on your pace. Enjoy the Viewpoint: As you trek from Dhak to Gulling, you will be treated to beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, forests, and valleys. The Gulling camp viewpoint offers a panoramic vista of the Himalayan landscape.

Make sure you wake up on time the next morning to begin the 5 hour trek into the forests of Talli. After the arduous climb of the previous days, the climb today will be easier. The ascent slope are fairly smooth and give you a pleasant walk. About 20 minutes into the hike and you’ll arrive at an open green area that overlooks the majestic snow-capped mountains. After a short period of rest, you will need to continue, crossing a small stream, before you enter an ever-growing mixed forest that is slowly growing with rhododendrons, oaks, and rho. If you’re visiting to the area in late March, you may have a few white and pink blooms. In addition to rhododendrons see walnuts as well as other kinds of conifers the area. At the peak of winter’s beauty it is possible to find every aspect of the forest covered with snow. In the snow that is thickening with its light, shade, and of the coniferous forests of Gulling the second camp during your trek is set up. Along this route the Hathi-Ghori peaks are expected to be bursting forth in splendor, along with Dronagiri which is now a little towards the right.

Fourth day is summit day which is likely to last between 10 and 11 hours, depending on your group’s speed. There isnt any water sources in-between, so ensure you have enough water to last your needs throughout. In the initial phase the hike will take you towards the Khullara summit, a moderate climb of 3.5 kilometers. It will require you to cross an broken bridge and streams frozen in the peak of winter, then a ridge climbs up to the highest point, extraordinarily strenuous and challenging due to the snow. In Jhandi Dhar, a suitable place to rest for two hours into the hike, it is possible to take the time to take a break for a while. Lunch can be eaten in the middle of the trek or upon getting to the temple at the foot of the Kuari High Pass. The summit of this trek is an explosion of images that reveal many Garhwal gigantic peaks. They reveal Kedarnath Peak Kedardome, Chaukhambha, Balakun, Neel Kantha, Mukut Parvat, Kamet, Abhi Gamin, Mana I, Ghori Parvat, Hathi Parvat, Dronagiri, Kalanka, Changabang, Nanda Devi, Nanda Ghunti. Be sure to tighten your shoes in a proper manner. Trekking the Himalayas will give you with high-quality crampons However, you are required not to carry the gaiters you own. Gaiters can be purchased from the local market in Joshimat for a reasonable cost. The summit of this trek is an explosion of images that reveal many Garhwal gigantic peaks. You can get view of Kalanka, Balakun, Hathi Parvat, Mana I, Ghori Parvat, Nanda Ghunti, Abhi Gamin, Neel Kantha, Mukut Parvat, Kamet, Chaukhambha, Kedarnath Peak Kedardome, Dronagiri, Changabang, Nanda Devi,

Today, we’ll head toward Auli, the capital of skiing in India and one of the most renowned in south Asia. While exploring the stunning snow-covered valleys that roll down to Gorson Bugyal, we will return to Auli on a delightful trip. Walking through the Bugyals that lie in Gorson is free of any difficult or grueling climb, mainly on flat terrain, although the winter snowfalls of high winter could make the area a little drab. When the winter thaw is in March, skiing is a significant sport. When you reach Auli, the cable-car ride takes you to Joshimath, which is floating above the breathtaking ski resort, gentle snow-covered slopes, and the browning forests of pine.

The ride will begin at 6 am and will reach Rishikesh by 8 pm.

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