Himalayan Trekking

Kuari Pass Trek Kuari Pass Trek is the most beautiful and easy trek for beginners. The place is open all time that means the whole of the year. The forests cover the area of the walk by themselves, that means by their leaves and shadows. The location celebrates the great environment the whole year. You can view the most famous mountains too from the peak named Mount Nanda Devi and Mount Dronagiri in any season. The snow covers the path in the winter season, and it looks like a white carpeted path. The trek is extremely beautiful, and it approximately takes four days to complete the trek towards Kuari Pass. The forest has perfectly crafted snow on the leaves and the path. The tour starts from a small village nearby Joshimath in the Garhwal region, the place named Dhak. The village is situated in the Nanda Devi National Park. The trek seems hard to trek but, it is a myth. The path is easy to trek on, especially for those who want to start hiking in the Himalayas. Dhaka The Dhaka is called the starting point of the journey towards Kuari Pass Trek. You can reach the starting point by bus only. The place has all the facilities to make you stay, like hotels, restaurants to eat, shops for shopping, and other necessary things. It will take 4-5 days to reach the Kuari Pass from Dhaka. The path starting from here is not covered with ice in winters too. The trek covered with ice will come upside of the hike. The walk offers you many exciting views and fascinating places in the middle of the trip. Mana Village Mana is the most beautiful and the last Indian village from India's border and Tibet and China in the Himalayas. The Uttarakhand Government makes mana village a tourism spot. The village is mainly located in the Chamoli district. Mana village is located nearby Badrinath, and it is a tourism spot that is approximately 5 kilometers away from Badrinath. The village is situated on the banks of the River Saraswati. It is observed at the height of 3300 meters. Himalayan Hills surround the whole Mana village. The place has all the facilities to make your trip memorable. Mana village has scenic views of the hills because, as mentioned above, the village is covered with Himalayan Hills. Gangotri, the temple of the Ganga River Gangotri is the highest temple of the river Ganga at such a height. In India, people use to worship the river Ganga. The Gangotri is a small town at such a height where the Gangotri temple is situated. Gangotri temple is the place that is counted in the Char Dhams in India. The river Ganga originated from the Gaumukh and is situated in the Gaumukh Glaciar in the Himalayas. We all know that, but some people believe that the water from the Gaumukh is coming continuously because Lord Shiva opened his hair locks a little to finish the villagers' thirst. The Gaukmukh Glaciar is located approximately 20 kilometers from Gaumukh temple. Auli Hill Station The Auli hill station is amazingly planned, and it has snowy slopes of skiing and other adventurous activities. Mainly, the destination is known for the Ski resort of India. Auli has everything to enjoy, like the fantastic Himalayan Views, Meadows, sporty adventure activities, romantic vistas, cable cars, and much more. The wooden huts and ultimate nature of the place shows you grace. The area is not left behind like it is called a small fun village by the local people. The small fun village is situated at the height of approximately 2500 meters, offering you a clear view of the great Himalayas. Gorson Bugyal The Gorson Bugyal is located approximately 4 kilometers from the Auli hill station. It is situated at an altitude of around 3400 meters. Gorson Bugyal has a large land covered with green pastures surrounded by coniferous forest and oak trees. You can also have a little trek towards Chattarkund which is 1 kilometer from Gorson Bugyal. Tags Why visit Chattarkund? The Chattarkund is a small village that is a little far from the mainland of Gonson Bugyal. The distance it takes is approximately 1 kilometer from Gorson Bugyal. The small village has sweet water(Meetha Paani) all around flowing in the village. The sweet water tanks have been made in the village. Chattarkund is situated in a beautiful dense forest that is a must visiting place. Gangotri, the small town at such a height Gangotri is the highest temple of the river Ganga at such a height. In India, people use to worship the river Ganga. The Gangotri is a small town at such a height where the Gangotri temple is situated. Gangotri temple is the place that is counted in the Char Dhams in India. The river Ganga originated from the Gaumukh and is situated in the Gaumukh Glaciar in the Himalayas. We all know that, but some people believe that the water from the Gaumukh is coming continuously because Lord Shiva opened his hair locks a little to finish the villagers' thirst. The Gaukmukh Glaciar is located approximately 20 kilometers from Gaumukh temple. Auli the Sporty Place The Auli hill station is amazingly planned, and it has snowy slopes of skiing and other adventurous activities. Mainly, the destination is known for the Ski resort of India. Auli has everything to enjoy, like the fantastic Himalayan Views, Meadows, sporty adventure activities, romantic vistas, cable cars, and much more. The wooden huts and ultimate nature of the place shows you grace. The area is not left behind like it is called a small fun village by the local people. The small fun village is situated at the height of approximately 2500 meters, offering you a clear view of the great Himalayas. Dhaka the starting point The Dhaka is called the starting point of the journey towards Kuari Pass Trek. You can reach the starting point by bus only. The place has all the facilities to make you stay, like hotels, restaurants to eat, shops for shopping, and other necessary things. It will take 4-5 days to reach the Kuari Pass from Dhaka. The path starting from here is not covered with ice in winters too. The trek covered with ice will come upside of the hike. The walk offers you many exciting views and fascinating places in the middle of the trip.