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ITINERARY FOR THE BADRI KEDAR TRIP

Itinerary for a Badrinath-Kedarnath trip starting from Haridwar.

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PILGRIMAGE

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Kedarnath: A Spiritual Haven amidst Majestic Himalayas

Introduction: Nestled in the picturesque Garhwal Himalayan range of Uttarakhand, India, lies the sacred town of Kedarnath. With its mystical charm, breathtaking landscapes, and deep-rooted spiritual significance, Kedarnath has been a revered pilgrimage site for devotees of Lord Shiva for centuries. Situated at a staggering altitude of 3,583 meters (11,755 feet), this ancient town offers a unique blend of natural beauty, tranquility, and religious devotion. A Spiritual Journey: Kedarnath is home to the famous Kedarnath Temple, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas (divine manifestations) of Lord Shiva. The temple, believed to have been constructed over a thousand years ago by Adi Shankaracharya, holds immense religious and cultural significance. Pilgrims embark on a spiritual journey, braving challenging terrains and harsh weather conditions, to seek blessings from Lord Shiva and attain spiritual enlightenment. The Sacred Trek: The pilgrimage to Kedarnath is not just a destination; it is a transformative experience. The journey commences from Gaurikund, the base camp situated at an elevation of 1,982 meters (6,503 feet). Pilgrims undertake a 14-kilometer trek, passing through scenic landscapes, lush meadows, and gushing rivers, all while surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Himalayas. The arduous trek tests one's physical endurance and perseverance, but it is also a test of faith and devotion. Enchanting Natural Beauty: As pilgrims ascend towards Kedarnath, they are greeted with awe-inspiring vistas that leave an indelible mark on their hearts. The snow-clad peaks, including the formidable Kedarnath peak, create a breathtaking backdrop for the spiritual journey. The Mandakini River flows gracefully through the valley, adding to the ethereal charm of the region. Surrounded by this serene beauty, one cannot help but feel a profound sense of reverence and connection with nature. The Kedarnath Temple: Reaching the Kedarnath Temple is the pinnacle of the pilgrimage. Nestled amidst the rugged mountains, the temple's architecture showcases a blend of stone and woodwork, exuding an aura of antiquity. The sanctum sanctorum houses the sacred Shiva lingam, symbolizing the divine presence of Lord Shiva. The temple's atmosphere is filled with chants, prayers, and the fragrance of incense, creating an ambiance that resonates with devotion and spirituality. Rebuilding Resilience: In 2013, Kedarnath faced unprecedented devastation due to catastrophic floods. The town and the temple suffered severe damage, leaving a lasting impact on the region. However, through collective efforts and unwavering determination, the town has been rebuilt, restoring its spiritual essence and welcoming pilgrims once again. The resilience displayed by the people of Kedarnath is a testament to the indomitable human spirit and the enduring power of faith. Beyond the Pilgrimage: While Kedarnath is primarily known for its religious significance, the region offers much more than just a pilgrimage. Adventurers and nature enthusiasts can explore nearby attractions such as Vasuki Tal, Chorabari Tal (Gandhi Sarovar), and the magnificent Triyuginarayan Temple. These hidden gems provide opportunities for trekking, camping, and immersing oneself in the untouched beauty of the Himalayas. Conclusion: Kedarnath, with its sacred aura and awe-inspiring surroundings, is a place where spirituality meets nature's grandeur. The journey to Kedarnath is not merely a physical undertaking but a soul-st

Badrinath: A Divine Retreat amidst Himalayan Splendor

Introduction: Perched at an altitude of 3,300 meters (10,827 feet) in the picturesque Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, India, Badrinath stands as a testament to devotion and spirituality. Revered as one of the holiest sites in Hinduism, this sacred town is nestled amidst the majestic Himalayas, offering pilgrims a transcendent experience filled with religious fervor, natural beauty, and profound tranquility. A Spiritual Oasis: Badrinath is home to the revered Badrinath Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, one of the principal deities of Hinduism. This ancient temple, believed to have been established by Adi Shankaracharya in the 9th century, attracts countless devotees from across the globe. The sanctity of Badrinath lies in its association with Lord Vishnu's divine presence and his benevolent blessings, believed to cleanse the soul and offer spiritual enlightenment. The Path of Pilgrimage: Embarking on a journey to Badrinath is a transformative pilgrimage, providing an opportunity for self-discovery and inner awakening. The path to Badrinath weaves through scenic routes, captivating valleys, and enchanting landscapes, casting a spell on all who venture forth. The devotion and determination of pilgrims are put to the test as they traverse winding mountain roads and overcome challenging terrains, reflecting the arduous path to spiritual realization. Nature's Extravaganza: Badrinath is a haven for nature enthusiasts, presenting a harmonious blend of spirituality and natural splendor. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, including the magnificent Neelkanth, Narayan Parbat, and Nilkantha Parvat, the town is blessed with breathtaking vistas that captivate the senses. The pristine Alaknanda River flows gracefully through the valley, reflecting the serenity and purity of the surroundings. The Magnificent Badrinath Temple: The Badrinath Temple stands as a marvel of architectural brilliance and spiritual significance. Constructed in the traditional Garhwali style, the temple boasts intricate carvings, vibrant colors, and a towering façade that commands reverence. The main shrine houses the sacred image of Lord Badrinarayan, an exquisite black stone idol, captivating devotees with its divine aura. The temple complex also encompasses smaller shrines, meditation spots, and hot water springs known as the Tapt Kund, believed to have medicinal properties. Spiritual Exploration: Beyond the Badrinath Temple, the town offers a multitude of spiritual and cultural attractions. Mana Village, the last inhabited village before the Indo-China border, showcases a unique way of life and is steeped in mythological significance. Visitors can explore attractions such as Vyas Gufa, where the sage Vyas is said to have composed the Mahabharata, and the mystical Vasudhara Falls, known for its ethereal beauty. Conclusion: Badrinath, with its celestial aura and awe-inspiring surroundings, is a testament to the enduring power of faith and spirituality. A pilgrimage to this sacred town is not just a physical journey but a soulful odyssey that connects devotees with their inner selves and the divine. The majestic Himalayan backdrop, the rhythmic chants, and the profound silence of Badrinath create an atmosphere where spiritual seekers can experience a profound sense of peace, devotion, and transcendence.

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NEELKANTH TREK

NEELKANTH TREK

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About the trek

Pickup & Drop station

Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, India.
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Base camp (THE AGAMYA)

Pipalkoti, Pakhi, Chamoli, Uttarakhand, India.
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Best session to visit

Winter, (November to March)

INCLUSIONS

           HOTELS AND CAMPS

           LOCAL AND VEGITERIAN 

           TEMPO TREVLER, SUMO GOLD, SWIFT, AND MORE.

           EXPERIENCED AND WELL TRAINED.

ROUTE MAPS FOR KUARI PASS

Carry with items

  • GEARSBAGPACK (PITTHU),
  • List Item #2
  • List Item #3

KUARI PASS TREK

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SATOPANTH TREK

SATOPANTH TREK

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About the trek

Pickup & Drop station

Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, India.
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Base camp (THE AGAMYA)

Pipalkoti, Pakhi, Chamoli, Uttarakhand, India.
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Best session to visit

Winter, (November to March)

INCLUSIONS

           HOTELS AND CAMPS

           LOCAL AND VEGITERIAN 

           TEMPO TREVLER, SUMO GOLD, SWIFT, AND MORE.

           EXPERIENCED AND WELL TRAINED.

ROUTE MAPS FOR KUARI PASS

Carry with items

  • GEARSBAGPACK (PITTHU),
  • List Item #2
  • List Item #3

KUARI PASS TREK

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How Can I Change My Shipping Address?

Far far away, behind the word Mountains far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmark

How Do I Activate My Account?

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Marks and devious Semikoli but the Little Blind Text didn’t listen. She packed her seven versalia, put her initial into the belt and made herself on the way.

Why Must I Make Payment Immediately At Checkout?

Far far away, behind the word Mountains far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmark

How long do I get support?

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PANGARCHULLA TREK

PANGARCHULLA TREK

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DAY 1

A RIDE FROM RISHIKESH TO THE BASE OF THE AGAMYA IN PAKHI PIPALKOTI

DAY 2

A RIDE FROM THE BASE TO TUGASI VILLAGE AND TREK TO GULLING TOP.

DAY 3

TREK FROM GULLING TO KHULARA BASE CAMP 

DAY 4

A trek from khullara to Kuaripass summit and back to base camp in khullara.

DAY 5

A trek from khullara to Pangarchulla peak summit and back to base camp in khullara.

DAY 6

A trek from khullara to tugasi and ride back to base of the agamya (Pakhi).

DAY 7

A drive frome the base of the agamya (pakhi) to Rishikesh.

About the trek

Pickup & Drop station

Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, India.
forest, camp, tree-4037785.jpg

Base camp (THE AGAMYA)

Pipalkoti, Pakhi, Chamoli, Uttarakhand, India.
camp, camping, tent-4363073.jpg

Best session to visit

Summers & Autumn (April to June & September to November.)

INCLUSIONS

           HOTELS AND CAMPS

           LOCAL AND VEGITERIAN 

           TEMPO TREVLER, SUMO GOLD, SWIFT, AND MORE.

           EXPERIENCED AND WELL TRAINED.

ROUTE MAPS FOR KUARI PASS

Carry with items

  1. Rain coat ( Pocho ) 
  2. Backpack ( 50ltr to 60ltr. )
  3. Water Bottle ( 2ltr.)
  4. Tiffin Box 
  5. Head Torch ( with additional battery )
  6. Sunglasses (should be UV protected )  
  1. T-Shirts (3 full sleeves )
  2. Fleece T-shirts ( 1 nos. )
  3. Fleece Jacket 
  4. Feathered Jacket 
  5. Wind and Water proof pant's and jacket's
  6. Thermals (2 pair)
  7. Undergarments (4 pairs)
  8. Woolen Cap 
  9. Balaclava (monkey cap)
  10. Gloves (water proof &  Fleece Gloves) 1 pair
  11. Cotton Socks (5 pairs)
  12. Woolen Socks (2 pairs)
  13. Trekking Shoes (Water proof, high ankle & with good traction )  
  1. Sunscreen Cream 
  2. Moisturizer
  3. Lip Balm
  4. Anti Bacterial Powder 
  5. Quick dry towel  
  1. Micro spikes 
  2. Gaiters 
  3. Sleeping  bags(with liner)
  4. sleeping matters
kuari pass trek

KUARI PASS TREK

KUARI PASS TREK

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           HOTELS & CAMPS

           LOCAL AND VEGETARIAN 

           TEMPO TREVLLER, SUV, GYPSY.

           EXPERIENCED AND WELL TRAINED.

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Distance: 240km | Duration: 6hours | Stations: Rishikesh- Devprayag- Srinagar- Rudraprayag- Karnaprayag- Nandaprayag- Chamoli- Pipalkoti- PAKHI (Base)

 

Distance: 1.5km  |  Duration: 4 hours  | Altitude: 7000ft |  Stations: Pakhi, Helong, Joshimath, Dhak, Karchi, Tugasi, Gulling.

 

Distance: 9km  |  Duration: 8 hours  | Altitude: 11,14ft |  Stations: Gulling top, Forest, Khullara

 

Distance: 9km  |  Duration: 8 hours  | Altitude: 11,14ft |  Stations: Gulling top, Forest, Khullara

 

Distance: 5km |  Duration: 6 hours  | Altitude: 12,500ft |  Stations: Khullara, kuari bugyal, Broken bridge, kuaripass.

 

Distance: 12km  |  Duration: 7 hours  | Ride: 40km in 2hours |  Stations: Pakhi, Helong, Joshimath, Dhak, Karchi, Tugasi, Gulling.

 

Distance: 240km | Duration: 6hours | Stations: PAKHI (BASE)- Chamoli- Nandaprayag- Karanaprayag- Rudraprayag- Srinagar- Devprayag- Rishikesh

Carry with items

  1. Rain coat ( Pocho ) 
  2. Backpack ( 50ltr to 60ltr. )
  3. Water Bottle ( 2ltr.)
  4. Tiffin Box 
  5. Head Torch ( with additional battery )
  6. Sunglasses (should be UV protected )  
  1. T-Shirts (3 full sleeves )
  2. Fleece T-shirts ( 1 nos. )
  3. Fleece Jacket 
  4. Feathered Jacket 
  5. Wind and Water proof pant's and jacket's
  6. Thermals (2 pair)
  7. Undergarments (4 pairs)
  8. Woolen Cap 
  9. Balaclava (monkey cap)
  10. Gloves (water proof &  Fleece Gloves) 1 pair
  11. Cotton Socks (5 pairs)
  12. Woolen Socks (2 pairs)
  13. Trekking Shoes (Water proof, high ankle & with good traction )  
  1. Sunscreen Cream 
  2. Moisturizer
  3. Lip Balm
  4. Anti Bacterial Powder 
  5. Quick dry towel  
  1. Micro spikes 
  2. Gaiters 
  3. Sleeping  bags(with liner)
  4. sleeping matters

About the trek

Pickup & Drop station

Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, India.
forest, camp, tree-4037785.jpg

Base camp (THE AGAMYA)

Pipalkoti, Pakhi, Chamoli, Uttarakhand, India.
camp, camping, tent-4363073.jpg

Best session to visit

Winter, (November to March)

Trekking Adventures Await: Exploring the Enchanting Kuari Pass

Introduction

Nestled in the heart of the Indian Himalayas, the Kuari Pass trek is a breathtaking adventure that promises stunning views of snow-capped peaks, lush alpine meadows, and the rich biodiversity of the Garhwal region. This trek offers a mesmerizing journey through the picturesque landscapes of Uttarakhand, making it a popular choice for nature enthusiasts and trekking aficionados. In this article, we will delve into the Kuari Pass trek, its allure, and what makes it an unforgettable experience for those who embark on this incredible adventure.

The Kuari Pass Trek: A Glimpse

The Kuari Pass, also known as the “Curzon Trail,” is located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, India. This high-altitude mountain pass lies at an elevation of approximately 12,516 feet (3,812 meters) and has a rich history dating back to the British colonial era when it was discovered by Lord Curzon, the then Viceroy of India.

The trek offers a unique perspective of the Garhwal Himalayas, offering panoramic views of the Nanda Devi, Dronagiri, Kamet, and other prominent peaks of the region. It is a moderate trek, making it accessible to both novice and experienced trekkers, and can typically be completed in 6-7 days.

Why Kuari Pass?

Breathtaking Panoramas: The Kuari Pass trek is renowned for the unparalleled vistas it provides. Trekkers are treated to stunning views of the Nanda Devi sanctuary, India’s second-highest peak, and the surrounding Himalayan giants. The sunrise and sunset views are absolutely magical, casting a golden hue over the snow-capped peaks.

Diverse Flora and Fauna: The trek takes you through dense forests of oak, deodar, and rhododendron, and you may be lucky enough to spot wildlife such as the Himalayan tahr, snow leopard, and several species of pheasants. The region is a biodiversity hotspot, offering nature enthusiasts a chance to connect with the wilderness.

Rich Cultural Experience: As you pass through charming Garhwali villages along the route, you’ll have the opportunity to interact with the local people and immerse yourself in their culture and traditions. The warmth and hospitality of the villagers are bound to leave a lasting impression on trekkers.

Adventure and Challenge: The Kuari Pass trek, while moderate in difficulty, is still an adventure filled with challenges. The ever-changing terrain, steep ascents, and occasional snowfields make it an exciting journey that keeps trekkers engaged and motivated.

Photography Paradise: For photographers, the Kuari Pass trek is a paradise. The surreal landscapes, vibrant wildflowers, and the play of light and shadow on the Himalayan peaks offer ample opportunities for capturing awe-inspiring shots.

Preparation and Essentials

Before embarking on the Kuari Pass trek, it’s crucial to prepare adequately. Here are some essential tips:

Fitness and Acclimatization: As with any high-altitude trek, acclimatization is key. Ensure that you’re physically fit and have spent a few days acclimatizing in a nearby town like Joshimath or Auli.

Proper Gear: Invest in good-quality trekking gear, including warm clothing, waterproof boots, trekking poles, and a reliable backpack. A sleeping bag suited for cold weather is also essential.

Permits: Obtain the necessary permits, as the trek passes through protected areas.

Guide and Team: While some experienced trekkers might opt for a self-guided adventure, hiring a local guide and support staff is recommended for added safety and local knowledge.

Responsible Trekking: Always follow the principles of Leave No Trace and respect the local culture and environment.

Conclusion

The Kuari Pass trek is a journey that transcends the ordinary and takes trekkers into the heart of the Himalayas, offering an unparalleled experience filled with natural beauty, adventure, and cultural richness. It’s a trek that rejuvenates the soul and leaves a lasting imprint on the hearts of those who undertake it. Whether you’re an avid trekker or simply seeking a profound connection with nature, the Kuari Pass trek is an adventure that should be on your bucket list. So, lace up your boots, pack your bags, and embark on a voyage to discover the enchanting world of Kuari Pass.

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