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Valley Of Flowers Uttranchal
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The Valley of Flowers is considered to be one of the widest valleys among Himalayan Treks. It lies at Pushpavati stream which is joined by several smaller streams and waterfalls at an altitude from 3352 meters. And can be drawn near from Badrinath, Joshimath and Ghansali to West, South and North East respectively through high Mountain Passes which remains open around May. The best season to visit The Himalayan Flowers of the valley is July to August.
The Valley of Flowers is vital on account of its diverse alpine flora; it is a representative of West Himalayan biogeography zone. The panoramic landscape of the Valley of Flowers National Park complements the rugged mountain wilderness of Nanda Devi National Park.
HEMKUND (4329 mtrs) -A part of Valley of flowers.
Hemkund is nestled with seven snow covered peaks. Its high altitude lake is regarded as holy by both Sikhs and Hindus. Here, we will explore the glaciers from Hati Parbat and Sapat Shiring Peaks, which nourish the lake. The most accepted way to Hemkund and Valley of Flowers is from Govind Ghat on the Badrinath road and is a common trek up to Ghagharia, from where we will climb a steep valley up to Hem Kund. There is a Gurdwara and a rest house in Hemkund.
In the Garhwal Himalayas, there lays a Shri Hemkund Sahib, a cobalt-colored lake, surrounded by seven peaks of Saptashringa Parvat on its bank. It is located at Gurudwara dedicated to the 10th Guru of Sikhs, Guru Govind Singh, the founder of the Khalsa Panth. Guru Govind Singh meditated on the banks of this lake in his earlier life as Rishi Bishala and was also known as Rishi Medhasa and Madhakth. A mention of this rishi is made in Markandey Purana.
The best season to visit Hemkund is between July and October. During these days, we will find the water still, which has shards of ice floating in it, glinting in the sun with the rock-strewn banks of the lake covered in moss and the flowers in bright bloom.
The Valley of Flowers is vital on account of its diverse alpine flora; it is a representative of West Himalayan biogeography zone. The panoramic landscape of the Valley of Flowers National Park complements the rugged mountain wilderness of Nanda Devi National Park.
HEMKUND (4329 mtrs) -A part of Valley of flowers.
Hemkund is nestled with seven snow covered peaks. Its high altitude lake is regarded as holy by both Sikhs and Hindus. Here, we will explore the glaciers from Hati Parbat and Sapat Shiring Peaks, which nourish the lake. The most accepted way to Hemkund and Valley of Flowers is from Govind Ghat on the Badrinath road and is a common trek up to Ghagharia, from where we will climb a steep valley up to Hem Kund. There is a Gurdwara and a rest house in Hemkund.
In the Garhwal Himalayas, there lays a Shri Hemkund Sahib, a cobalt-colored lake, surrounded by seven peaks of Saptashringa Parvat on its bank. It is located at Gurudwara dedicated to the 10th Guru of Sikhs, Guru Govind Singh, the founder of the Khalsa Panth. Guru Govind Singh meditated on the banks of this lake in his earlier life as Rishi Bishala and was also known as Rishi Medhasa and Madhakth. A mention of this rishi is made in Markandey Purana.
The best season to visit Hemkund is between July and October. During these days, we will find the water still, which has shards of ice floating in it, glinting in the sun with the rock-strewn banks of the lake covered in moss and the flowers in bright bloom.
Day-01: Kathgodam(Rail Head) to Nainital.
On the very first day we will begin our journey from Kathgodam to Nainital. Overnight halt is in a hotel at Nainital.
Day-02: Nainital to Joshimath (288 kms).
On this day, we will initiate our journey towards Joshimath. After a long journey, night stay is followed in a hotel at Joshimath.
Day-03: Joshimath to Govindghat (1828 meters) (Road Head) - Trek 11 Kms to Ghangaria (3048 meters).
After having breakfast early in the morning, we will leave for Govindghat. On reaching Govindghat, the trek of 11 km will take us to Ghangaria. Over night stay is at a Camp/Rest House.
Day-04: Trek 6 Kms to Hemkund Sahib (4329 meters) to Ghangaria.
After the early morning Breakfast, the trekking starts for a distance of 6 kms which will bring us to Hemkund Sahib and then get back to Ghangaria. Stay at night in Ghangaria.
Day-05: Valley of Flowers to Ghangaria Camp (10 km)
We will take an early start to valley of flowers, after having breakfast. After visiting the Valley of flowers, we will return to Ghangaria Camp. Overnight stay is in the camp at Ghagharia.
Day-06: Trek 11 kms to Govindghat and then to Badrinath (visit Badrinath Temple and area around Badrinath.)
After having breakfast, we will start trekking towards Govindghat which is approx 11 kms for Ghangaria camp. Once we reach here, the next journey will be towards Badrinath. Here, we will visit the famous badrinath temple and will also explore the area around the temple.
Day-07: Pipalkoti
After the breakfast, the journey starts towards Pipalkoti. Overnight stay is in a hotel at Pipalkoti.
Day-08: Kathgodam (Rail Head) 272 kms. Departure.
After an early breakfast, the journey of this day will take us back to Kathgodam and from here we will take the return journey to our natives.
On the very first day we will begin our journey from Kathgodam to Nainital. Overnight halt is in a hotel at Nainital.
Day-02: Nainital to Joshimath (288 kms).
On this day, we will initiate our journey towards Joshimath. After a long journey, night stay is followed in a hotel at Joshimath.
Day-03: Joshimath to Govindghat (1828 meters) (Road Head) - Trek 11 Kms to Ghangaria (3048 meters).
After having breakfast early in the morning, we will leave for Govindghat. On reaching Govindghat, the trek of 11 km will take us to Ghangaria. Over night stay is at a Camp/Rest House.
Day-04: Trek 6 Kms to Hemkund Sahib (4329 meters) to Ghangaria.
After the early morning Breakfast, the trekking starts for a distance of 6 kms which will bring us to Hemkund Sahib and then get back to Ghangaria. Stay at night in Ghangaria.
Day-05: Valley of Flowers to Ghangaria Camp (10 km)
We will take an early start to valley of flowers, after having breakfast. After visiting the Valley of flowers, we will return to Ghangaria Camp. Overnight stay is in the camp at Ghagharia.
Day-06: Trek 11 kms to Govindghat and then to Badrinath (visit Badrinath Temple and area around Badrinath.)
After having breakfast, we will start trekking towards Govindghat which is approx 11 kms for Ghangaria camp. Once we reach here, the next journey will be towards Badrinath. Here, we will visit the famous badrinath temple and will also explore the area around the temple.
Day-07: Pipalkoti
After the breakfast, the journey starts towards Pipalkoti. Overnight stay is in a hotel at Pipalkoti.
Day-08: Kathgodam (Rail Head) 272 kms. Departure.
After an early breakfast, the journey of this day will take us back to Kathgodam and from here we will take the return journey to our natives.
Price Includes
1. Pick up from the Airport / Railway Station
2. Breakfasts, lunches and dinners
3. Airport transfers
4. Group medical kit
5. Good quality accommodation
6. Trek pack including sleeping bag, down or fiber filled jacket and insulated mat
7. Private transportation
8. All park entrance fees and trekking permits
9. Porters to carry all personal and group equipment.
1. Pick up from the Airport / Railway Station
2. Breakfasts, lunches and dinners
3. Airport transfers
4. Group medical kit
5. Good quality accommodation
6. Trek pack including sleeping bag, down or fiber filled jacket and insulated mat
7. Private transportation
8. All park entrance fees and trekking permits
9. Porters to carry all personal and group equipment.
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