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Trek to the Mystery Lake Roopkund | 7D 6N | ₹ 10155 | 4.0 star | View Details |
Roopkund Trek Package 2019, Uttarakhand | 8D 7N | ₹ 10500 | 3.0 star | View Details |
Trek to Kuari Pass and Pangarchula in Uttarakhand 2019 | 6D 5N | ₹ 12000 | 4.0 star | View Details |
Hemkund Sahib Trek with Valley of Flowers 2019 | 9D 8N | ₹ 14900 | 3.0 star | View Details |
Valley of Flowers Tour Package 2019, Uttarakhand | 6D 5N | ₹ 15000 | 3.0 star | View Details |
About the Activity :Fixed Departure Dates: 4th, 11th, 25th of June, and 3rd, 9th, 17th of SeptemberYour trip begins at the Lohajung Main Market, from where you will check into your rooms which are allocated on sharing basis. It would be followed by a quick introduction p...
About the Activity:Fixed departure dates: 14-05-2017, 21-05-2017, 18-06-2017, 25-06-2017Indulge in an extensive Roopkund trek for 8 days that begins in the town of Loharjung and takes you through mountains replete with rich biodiversity and picturesque surroundings. Expe...
About the Activity: Situated 4,720m above the sea level, the Kuari Pass boasts of being one of the highest and scenic passes of the Himalayan Range. Also konwn as the 'Lord Curzon Trail', a trek to Kuari Pass and Pangarchula is amongst the most enthralling trek in the...
About the Destination: Uttarakhand, previously known ‘Uttaranchal’, the home to scenic meadows, towering peaks, alluring rivers and several sacred pilgrimages. Tucked away in this beautiful Indian state is the captivating Valley of Flowers. Located around 3,352-3,6...
About the Activity:Valley of Flowers is situated high in the Uttarakhand Himalayas at an altitude of 3,600 m and above. Here you are happily invited to visit this splendid natural spot where an incomparable phenomenon happen at certain point of time a year.The hundreds o...
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Hemkund and the Valley of Flowers Trek
Just as the name suggests, the place is heaven on earth. It may be difficult to believe, but the Valley of Flowers seems too surreal to believe. The Valley of Flowers is in full bloom in the months from June to October and appears as a carpet of myriad colours.
The Valley of Flowers is the second core zone of the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve and has been now declared as a World Heritage Site. The entire landscape springs into full bloom right after the monsoon rains. The Valley of Flowers attracts a number of tourists, botanists, florists and trekkers all throughout the year.
The Valley of Flowers is open to the public only during the summers. It is an excellent place for trekking and can be reached on foot by trekking 17 km from the nearest town of Joshimath in Garhwal. You will have to trek about 14 km from Govindghat, which is situated near Rishikesh, to reach Ghangaria. Ghangaria is the last settlement on your way to the Valley of Flowers. You reach the gorge over the River Pushpavati where the valley starts. There are fixed timings for entry into the valley and camping is prohibited there. You will have to return to Ghangaria the same day.
The beautiful valley is situated at an elevation of 3650 m and is delightful to look at. The best time to visit the Valley of Flowers is mid-July to mid-August. The trek to the Valley of Flowers is very easy and can be undertaken by people who have limited or no experience of trekking.
Best Season: May - October
Difficulty Level: Medium
Max. Elevation: 4329 m
More Details: Guide to Valley of Flowers Trek
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As one of the highest hill stations in India, Auli is located in the shadow of many other tall and towering peaks that give it the characteristic look of a snowy hill station. One such peak amongst them is the Nanda Devi. The name of the peak itself stands for bless giving Goddess and it is this very meaning that you will see in its greatest measure as you catch a sight of its towering peaks from Auli. The Nanda Devi National Park that surrounds the peak is also a place where you can explore and discover a stirring range of flora and fauna and biodiversity.
This is characterized by mostly mountainous fowl, tall trees of oak, deodar, pine, conifer, rhododendron and many others. It is this very variety and diversity which has led to it becoming a part of the World UNESCO Heritage sight. The seconds highest mountain in India, Nanda Devi towers to an elevation of 7,817m and the very view of it is humbling.
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Pushti Prajapat
03 June 2015
Wao the nature remainsat its best!!! the paradise on earth,i was really fortunate to see this amazing beauty of nature. Those half snow-capped mountains, lush green valleys flodded with millions of col...
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