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7D/6N
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Blessed with deep virgin forests, gurgling brooks, breath-taking campsites and the beckoning meadows Roopkund trek is a must do trek for you. Get a chance to taste adventure as you climb from 8,000 ft to 16,000 ft in a period of 8 days. The adventure starts for you from the second day onwards as you start trekking to Roopkund Glacial lake. Take the Lord Curzon trail starting Lohajung and follow a steady uphill trek through the Lohajung Pass and then reach the Bedni River.
Garhwal
103 km.
Moderate - Difficult
16499 FT
10D/9N
Rishikesh – Mundoli – Wan – Bedni Bugyal Bhaggubasa-Roopkund – Homekund – Sutol – Ghat
Like all high altitude treks you can do Kalindi Khal trek in following two seasons:
Summer: Mid May to Mid June
Post Monsoon/Fall: September
Take an evening flight or cab from Delhi to Dehradun. Once in Dehradun, check into your hotel, have dinner and rest as you will need to leave early the next morning.
Dehradun is connected to the rest of India with a wide network of roads. From Delhi, the distance is around 240 km and it takes about 6 hours by road. The route from Delhi to Dehradun is quite smooth.
Dehradun Railway station is connected by trains with the rest of the country.
Jolly Grant Airport is 24 km from Dehradun city. It connects to all major cities in India.
Have an early morning breakfast and take the road towards Govindghat. You will be driving along the Alaknanda river. Do not carry food with you as there are plenty of eateries on the way. Once there, stay overnight in guest houses or hotels.
The road from Dehradun to Govindghat of around 310 km takes about 10 to 11 hours to cover by car and is quite adventurous. You'll cross well-known places like Haridwar, Devprayag, Nandprayag, Karnprayag etc. Be ready for twists and turns on the hilly roads, which are very smooth and scenic.
This is where the trek begins. Once you are done with your breakfast, start your trek to Ghangaria, the base camp for both Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib. A 15-km trek, you will witness enchanting views all along. From unnamed waterfalls to small lakes and from flitting birds to small wild animals darting by, the route takes you through the heart of nature. Once you reach Ghangaria, stay overnight in a tent, which you or your trek support team provided by the tour operator you have booked with will be carrying. If you want to experience local warmth and hospitality, stay at a homestay. If you want, you can add a day to your trek and walk the next day to Hemkund Sahib. Visit Laxman Mandir next to the Gurudwara. Head back to Ghangria after lunch. Stay in a campsite.
After an early morning breakfast, start your trek to the Valley of Flowers. The majestic Valley of Flowers is approximately 4 km from Ghangaria. The winding trail passes through dense forests and goes uphill. On the way, you will see flowers of all colours spread all around. The valley is at least a couple of kilometres wide and about 10 km long. There is a stream too that flows all the way through the valley. Take off your shoes and dip your feet into it before returning to Ghangaria. Have dinner early and sleep.
Have an early morning breakfast and trek down to Govindghat by the same trail. Drive to Joshimath from Govindghat, and then stay overnight in Joshimath. You'll surely be tired after two days of trekking.
The drive from Govindghat to Joshimath is just 21 km and will not take you more than 1.5 hours. While the road is full of twists and turns, but it's quite smooth.
Start early so that you can reach Dehradun by evening. Stay overnight in a hotel or homestay. Take a cab or a flight to reach Delhi the next day. Your trip ends here.
The distance from Joshimath to Dehradun is 275 km and it takes about 10 hours by road. Stay overnight in Dehradun, if you plan to take the road to Delhi.
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