√Valley of flowers trek ,Uttarakhand, India from delhi .Valley of flowers national park

Valley of flowers trek ,Uttarakhand, India from delhi .Valley of flowers national park

Uttarakhand, Dev Bhumi, is home to too many highly holy revered Hindu Mandir. & wherever the western Himalayas peaks stretch it's arms, you already know there ¥ is a excessive amount of ¥ adventures sports to enjoy and dive in ¥. This ¥ is , like many more other Himalayan area & valley & hills is nothing to less than a great paradise for tourist & campers, trekkers & other adventure enthusiasts. Uttaranchal Tourism is focusing on a providing supar facilities especially for adventure lovers & offbeat travelers . AS a example , Rishikesh, which has now emerged as one of the India’s top most tourist hub other than being a pilgrimage destination. From water rafting to bungee jump, you got a lot's to keep epinephrine flowing. allow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of in the adventure sports whole the day and spend quality time around the campfire around camp as the sun sets. Auli is ,on the other hand , getting more popular night by night for being a hotspot for trekkers and skiers.

The valley of flowers trek is a beautiful trail in the Himalayan region. The trek starts from the village of Dhulikhel and passes through villages like Dharapani, Ghorepani, and Poonhill. The valley of flowers is a popular hiking destination for tourists in Nepal.

The trek is divided into two stages: the lower valley and the upper valley. The lower valley starts from Dhulikhel and reaches Poon Hill after three days of walking.

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The Valley of Flowers is a high altitude Himalayan valley located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. The valley is situated at an elevation of about 4,500 meters and is known for its abundance of rare and endangered flowers, which change colors with the season.

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The Valley of Flowers is a meadow located in the Uttarakhand region of the Indian Himalayas.

The valley is a popular destination for tourists, who often trek to the valley from Harsil. The Valley of Flowers National Park, which is home to over 500 varieties of flowers and plants, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in July 2014.

The valley attracts large numbers of tourists each year. In addition to its natural beauty, it also has spiritual significance for Hindus and Buddhists because it is said that Lord Shiva once resided here along with his consort Parvati and performed austerities.

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Valley of Flowers is a beautiful natural reserve in the Himalayas, located at an altitude of 3,500 meters. It is home to a variety of rare and endangered flowers and plants. The valley is also home to the endangered snow leopard and the elusive Tibetan blue bear, which can be found in the surrounding mountain forests.

The valley is also home to some Buddhist monasteries that were built in medieval times. These monasteries are now being used as guest houses for tourists who are visiting this beautiful place.


Tur Itienery for Valley of Flowers Treks


Day 1: Drive Rishikesh to Joshimath. After arrival:

  1. Transfer to the midway to freshen up and take off for Joshimath via automobile.
  2. On the way, stop at Rudraprayag, where the Mandakini and Alaknanda rivers meet.
  3. When you arrive at Joshimath, Check in to your hotel.

Dinner & Night Stop.


Day 02: Joshimath Ghangaria Ghangaria In the early morning, we depart from Joshimath to go to Govindghat, the point of departure to begin the hike. From Govindghat, it is a few steps up a well-maintained pilgrimage route to the camp at Ghangaria, the base on which tourists can take day hikes to Ghangaria, the Valley of Flowers. Organise porters and get ready for the walk. After breakfast, a 14km trek towards Ghangaria. Dinner and night halt at camp. ( All meals served at base).


Day 03: Ghangaria to Valley of Flowers - 

After breakfast, a 4 km hike towards the Valley Of Flowers (3858 m ) from Ghangaria. The valley is a stunning view with a fantastic variety of rare wildflowers, including Brahma kamal and fane Kamal, with a range of tiny multicoloured blooms that delight visitors. The spruced-up peaks, including Nilgiri Parbat (6474 m), are in stark contrast to the skyline. The valley is 10 kilometres long and 2 kms wide, divided by the Pushpawati stream, where numerous tiny waterfalls and streams are joined. After taking in the beautiful valley, we return to Ghangaria. Then, dinner & Night halt at camp. ( Lunch and dinner are packed for the trip ).


Day 04: Ghangaria - Hemkundsahib - Ghangaria After breakfast, a 6 km trek to Hemkundsahib (4329 m) from Ghangaria. It is a very long climb. According to the Sikh holy book called The Granth Sahib, the Sikh Guru Gobind Singh relates that in an earlier life meditation, he sat at the shores of a lake, surrounded by seven mountains that Hemkund now acknowledges. We go to Lake & Gurudwara. Again 6 km trek back to Ghangaria. Lunch & Night halt at camp. ( The meals are included in the price. )


Day 05: Ghangaria and Joshimath After breakfast, depart for Govindghat for a fourteen-kilometre trek. You will get to Govind ghat in the afternoon. Then drive back to Joshimath following that. Check into the hotel room upon arrival and unwind. It is also possible to visit Auli later in the evening. Overnight at hotel. ( morning breakfast, lunch and dinner ).


Day 06: Joshimath - Rishikesh The morning is early, and we leave with breakfast packed from Joshimath to Haridwar. While on the way, visit Devprayag along with Rishikesh.



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