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This trek visits Dodital is indeed an angler's paradise. The Dodital Lake is famous for trout and Mahseer fishing. The Dodi Lake is a clean water lake and a tempting trout pool. There is a circular path by the side of the Dodi Lake. The path takes you to where the feeder stream meets the lake. You can easily spot the Shining red spotted Himalayan Golden Trout in the crystal clear waters. The fresh water lakes like the Dodital surrounded by the Himalayan peaks are excellent for the catch regardless of the season. The camps near the fishing grounds realize the idea of adventure and fun in the holidays. Up to the mountain top meadows. Plus Alpine forests of oak, rhododendron, bhojpatra, (the famous “paper tree”), juniper, and the stately deodar. The famous Dayara bugyals (Alpine meadows) with their spectacular views of the snow capped high Himalayas , Vistas of dramatic peaks – Bandar Punchh, Black peak etc.
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Day1 |
Delhi |
Rishikesh |
6 h rs |
225kms |
600mts |
Drive/Train: Hotel |
Day2 |
Rishikesh |
Uttarkashi |
6hrs |
185kms |
1200mts |
Drive: Hotel |
Day3 |
Uttarkashi |
Bhevra |
7hrs |
27kms |
2300mts |
Drive/Trek: Camp |
Day4 |
Bhevra |
Dodital |
7hrs |
15kms |
3100mts |
Trek: Camp |
Day5 |
Dodital |
Day Trek to
Dharva Top |
8hrs |
14kms |
3700mts |
Trek: Camp |
Day6 |
Dodital |
Bhevra |
7hrs |
15kms |
2300mts |
Trek: Camp |
Day7 |
Bhevra |
Uttarkashi |
5hrs |
27kms |
1200mts |
Trek/Drive: Hotel |
Day8 |
Uttarkashi |
Rishikesh |
6hrs |
185kms |
600mts |
Drive: Hotel |
Day9 |
Rishikesh |
Delhi |
6hrs |
225kms |
600mts |
Drive/Train: Hotel |
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| Tungnath |
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Located on the Chandranath parbat in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand, Tungnath is one of the sacred Panch Kedar. It is the highest temple of Lord Shiva perched at an astounding elevation of 3,680mts above sea level.
Magnificent in its architecture and artistic structure, Tungnath Temple is considered to be more than 1000 years old. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and few other idols of Goddess Parvati and other gods can be seen in the vicinity. This sacred temple was discovered by Adi Shankaracharya and now the priest of this temple is a local Brahmins of Maku village.
The mythological background of Tungnath Temple is associated with the epic Mahabharata. Vyas Rishi told the Pandavas that they were guilty of killing their own brothers in the war and their sins would be expiated only if Lord Shiva pardoned them. Pandavas began to search Lord Shiva in the Himalayas and Lord Shiva kept avoiding them because they were guilty.
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| Chopta-Deoriatal |
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We arrange trekking trips to Chopta-Deoriatal. Chopta is situated at the altitude of 2900 meters and about 210 kms from Rishikesh. Providing with all the required facilities starting from breakfast, lunch and dinner to hotel accommodation for overnight stay is provided by us keeping in mind the budgetary constraints of our clients.
Deoriatal is situated on the Chopta-Ukimath road about 2 kms. from road head at Sari village. This lake has captivating surroundings with forest all around. Te reflection of the mighty Chaukhamba peak in the lake creates a beautiful effect.
The road is motorable upto Sari, 10 kms. from Ukhimath and from there one has to trek about 2 kms. All arrangements have to be made for a night halt at the spot. |
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Day1 |
Delhi |
Rishikesh |
6 h rs |
225kms |
Drive/Train: Hotel |
Day2 |
Rishikesh |
Ukhimath |
6hrs |
180kms |
Drive: Hotel |
Day3 |
Ukhimath |
Deoriatal-Ukhimath |
Day Trek |
3kms Trek one side |
Drive/Trek: Camp |
Day4 |
Ukhimath |
Chopta- Tungnath |
Day Trek |
35 kms drive/ 5km trek |
Trek |
Day5 |
Chopta |
Rudraprayag-Rishikesh |
8hrs |
Around 185kms |
Drive |
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| Valley of Flowers |
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In 1982, this valley was named the Republic Park. Its area was fixed at 87.5 sq. kms, Some of the flowers are saxifrags, sediams, lilies, poppy, calendular, daisies, denthus, turmopsis, primula, dadiculatar, pontitala, geranium, cipro nepolysis, holly, pansy, zinnia, petunia, fox, caropsis dynthus etc.
The journey to Valley of Flowers starts from Govindghat, which is 20 kms from Joshimath and Valley of flowers, is 19 Kms from Govindghat. Many small streams flow within this valley adding to its overall beauty. The high mountain peaks surrounding this valley stand guardian to this beautiful sight. The glaciers amongst this look very attractive. End the trek in the fascinating spiritual & philosophical center of India – colorful Swagashram at Rishkesh.
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Day1 |
Delhi |
Rishikesh |
6 hrs |
225kms |
Drive/Train: Hotel |
Day2 |
Rishikesh |
Joshimath |
8 hrs |
246kms |
Drive: Hotel |
Day3 |
Joshimath |
Ghangria |
5 hrs |
46kms |
Drive/Trek: Hotel |
Day4 |
Ghangria |
Day Trek
Valley of Flowers |
7 hrs |
10 kms |
Trek: Hotel |
Day5 |
Ghangria |
Day Trek to
Hemkund |
8 hrs |
16 kms |
Trek: Hotel |
Day6 |
Ghangria |
Joshimath |
5 hrs |
46 kms |
Drive/Trek: Hotel |
Day7 |
Joshimath |
Rishikesh |
8 hrs |
240 kms |
Drive: Hotel |
Day8 |
Rishikesh |
Delhi |
6 hrs |
225 kms |
Drive/Train: Hotel |
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| Har-ki-doon |
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This trek visits some remote mountain villages Harkidoon trek is one of the good-looking trek in Garhwal region Alpine forests of bhojpatra, (the famous “paper tree”), juniper, and the stately deodar. The famous Kyarkoti and Harkidoon bugyals (Alpine meadows). Spectacular views of the famous snow capped high Himalalayas - Black peak, Bandar Punchh and Swargrohini etc. Runsiyara Tal mountain lake. Hardy bakriwale (mountain headers) with their flocks of sheep & goats, frequent sightings of families of lithe & lively langoor (like a black-faced monkey) swinging through the tree canopy high above. Chances to see ibex, snow fox, mountain crow & eagles. Seasonal meetings with Gujars (generally Muslim tribal mountain people) famous for their high speed mountain walking & their herds of buffalo. Visits to local picturesque mountain villages. |
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Day1 |
Delhi |
Mussorrie |
7 hrs |
270 kms |
Drive/Train: Hotel |
Day2 |
Mussorrie |
Sankari |
7 hrs |
200 kms |
Drive: Camp/Hotel |
Day3 |
Sankari |
Taluka |
6 hrs |
12 kms |
Trek: Camp |
Day4 |
Taluka |
Oshla |
7 hrs |
10 kms |
Trek: Camp |
Day5 |
Oshla |
Harkidoon |
7 hrs |
10 kms |
Trek: Camp |
Day6 |
Harkidoon |
Seema |
8 hrs |
14 kms |
Trek: Camp |
Day7 |
Seema |
Runsyaratal |
8 hrs |
14 kms |
Trek: Camp |
Day8 |
Runsyaratal |
Oshla |
8 hrs |
15 kms |
Trek: Camp |
Day9 |
Oshla |
Sankari |
8 hrs |
22 kms |
Trek: Camp |
Day10 |
Sankari |
Dehradun |
8 hrs |
235 kms |
Drive: Hotel |
Day11 |
Dehradun |
Delhi |
7 hrs |
200 kms |
Drive: Hotel |
Day12 |
Rishikesh |
Delhi |
6 hrs |
225 kms |
Drive/Train: Hotel |
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