Uttarakhand Pilgrimage

We are a group of 5 without prior trekking experience. Although it's rated as an easy trek, I assume its moderate difficulty. By the end of the first day we get to see snow here and there and on the third day, all we could see is just snow. You will get to trek in woods, snow and on the verge of valleys. We got to see a frozen lake which is completely surrounded by mountain ranges, it's just a breathtaking view that you could never forget. We made to the top of Kuari Pass on the 3rd day. The journey involves trekking at 2-3 feet snow. While trekking the downhill, it's pointless to count the number of times you slipped (although you will enjoy it!). Overall, it will be an amazing winter trek. If this is your first trek, I would recommend being positive on stretching your limits and not to mention get all possible medicines along with you. Cheers :)

Kuari Pass trekking was always a part of Uttarakhand that has fascinated me. I had actually planned to go to Nainital but instead of going to touristy places, I decided to do something offbeat. So! The obvious choice was going on the net and thanks to the awesome help and facilitation by the guys at Thrillophilia, I was able to book this trek. I haven’t regretted a single moment that I spent there. Awesome experience!

I had a nice time during the Kuari Pass trekking. This trekking was a lot of fun and it was very interesting. Also, the camping done was very relaxing and rejuvenating in between. It was planned trek and our trek leader was amazing. He made sure that we are enjoying the trek and shared lot of his trekking stories with us.

All the days were equally exciting and there were lot of options to enjoy the beauty of nature during the Kuari Pass trek. The guides and instructors helped our group throughout the trek with all their energies. The Kuari Pass route was also not so challenging and with our guide's help and suggestion we completed the entire trek on an exciting note. Thanks team; great job!

Kuari Pass Trek via Auli was an interesting and a nice trek. This is one of the easy treks to take. I am not sure if I would have done this trek with such ease as a first timer, but now that I have been into constant trekking, I guess this is a fun and nice trek. The beauty of the trek surroundings is so lovely that words won’t suffice.

The Kuari Pass trek started after we were driven to Dhak village by our trek guides. From there, we started hiking through dense forests, snowy trails and lot more and reached the Chitrakantha camp. The tents for our overnight stay were of very good quality and we got the required break and rest in them. Following this, the third, fourth and fifth day also followed the same routine: trek and rest. The overall experience was really fascinating and One must go for this atleast once.