Offer Discount
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₹ 9,000 ₹11,500
5D/4N
13,900ft
34kms
Rishikesh
The Kuari Pass trek is widely regarded as one of the most exceptional winter trekking experiences in India. It is located in the Himalayan area of Garhwal, which is known for its stunning scenery. This path, which is located at a height of 13,900 feet, is sometimes known to as the Lord Curzon trail. It was named after the previous Viceroy of India, who completed the walk in 1905, adding historical value to the attractiveness of the trail. Therefore, the trek holds both natural and historical significance. The Kuari Pass walk begins at Joshimath and covers a route that is 28 km long. Along the way, there are mild slopes, gorgeous evergreen woods, and panoramic vistas of snow-capped peaks.
Moreover, in the course of this trip, hikers will go through secluded villages such as Tugasi, Guling, and Khullara, where they will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the diverse local cultures and traditions of Uttarakhand. For example, the trek offers a unique chance to connect with the people of these villages and learn about their way of life. The path provides travellers with breathtaking vistas of the Pangarchulla, Chaukhamba, Neelkanth, Dronagiri, Hathi Ghoda, and Nilgiri mountain ranges, which captivates the hearts of those who are passionate about travelling.
In addition, the appeal of the walk is further enhanced by snow-covered oak woods and virgin meadows, which leave an unforgettable effect on those who are passionate about snow while also being environment lovers. In conclusion, the Kuari Pass trek offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural immersion.
Today we will start our journey in the early morning for Joshimath. The town, which is located in the Chamoli District in the state of Uttarakhand in India, will serve as the starting point for the journey to the magnificent Kuari Pass. Moreover, there are a few Himalayan trekking places that may be reached via this location, which is situated at an elevation of 6,150 feet.
After breakfast, you will begin your trek today, which will take you from Joshimath to Dakh to Gulling Top. The morning in the Himalayas, with its crisp air and serene surroundings, will fill you with excitement, and you will begin your journey today. In the beginning of the difficult rise, you will start from Joshimath. Moreover, you will see the enormous mountains in front of you, including the peak that is known as Sleeping Lady Peak, which is the most heavily favoured mountain.
As you continue on your journey to reach your target, you will first have to traverse Tugasi village, which is where you will get a close look at the culture and traditions of the highlands. For instance, the village showcases the simple yet vibrant lifestyle of the locals. After around twenty to twenty-five minutes of trekking, you will arrive at Kharchi, where you will be able to replenish your water bottles and settle down for a while. Meanwhile, as you continue trekking down the trail, you will eventually arrive at Tali, which is your home for the day. Along the way, you will see the magnificent Dronagiri mountain, which will cause your heart to go numb because of its stunning beauty.
In conclusion, rest for the night after dinner at the Tali campsite.
On this day, you will begin your trekking to Kuari Pass early, since it might take anywhere from ten to eleven hours, depending on the pace of the other trekkers. In addition, keep in mind that you will not encounter any waterways along the route, so make sure you have plenty of water for yourself. Starting from Khullara Top, you will make your way to Kuari Pass, which is a modest elevation of 3.5 km today.
At some point throughout the journey, you will encounter a broken bridge, a frozen creek, and ridges that will make the journey a little bit exhausting. This, in turn, will make the journey a little bit difficult. However, after reaching the summit point of Kuari Pass, you can spend some time there and take in the views before descending back to Tali. Consequently, it will be a day of both challenge and reward.
Due to the fact that the last day was so beautiful and awe-inspiring, you must have kept all of the memories close to your heart in order to appreciate them for the rest of your life. Therefore, the trek across Kuari Pass will come to an end today, and you will make your way back to Joshimath via Auli. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to take pictures of the breathtaking scenery of Auli. Moreover, the sweeping views of snow-capped peaks and rolling meadows will provide a perfect conclusion to your journey. In addition, Auli’s picturesque landscape will offer ample chances to capture some final stunning moments before you return.
You are scheduled to travel from Joshimath on the fifth day, heading in the direction of your destination, Rishikesh. This will, in turn, bring an end to the journey to Kuari Pass. Therefore, keep all of the memories you made on the five-day trek close to your heart. Subsequently, you will travel back to your house, reflecting on the beautiful experiences and landscapes you encountered during your adventure. In conclusion, this journey will leave you with lasting memories that you can cherish for a lifetime.
When embarking on a trek with Global Events Travels, there are certain items you need to bring yourself. These are divided into five categories: Trekking Gear, Footwear, Clothing, Toiletries, Utensils, and Miscellaneous. All items listed are essential, unless marked as optional.
Trekking Gear
Footwear
Toiletries
Utensils
Miscellaneous
The most appropriate times for the Kuari Pass trekking adventure is from December up to march when the area will be filled with snow to provide the best results as a winter trekking. plus, there is decreased cloud coverage and fantastic opportunity to observe mountain views at this time.
The level of challenge that the Kuari Pass Trek poses is moderate making it for beginners as well as amateur trekkers. In other words , one does not have to be an athlete to tackle it but at least one has to have done some trekking before.
The Kuari Pass Trek is normally a 5-6 day trek depending on the pace and the schedule. In other words, this schedule lets the tourists overestimate the time they spend on exploring the area and adapting to the altitude as well as appreciate the views.
The Kuari Pass lies at an elevation of 7,756ft (2,364 meters) to Kuari Pass is at 3,814m (12,516ft) above sea level. Therefore it is rated a high altitude trek though in fact one can comfortably undertake it after a few days of acclimatization.
While on the Kuari Pass Trek, with an organized hike, sleeping is in tents at campsite which are set at each night-stop points. Further more there are some camp site that give beautiful looking of snowy mountains ranges making the camping more interesting.
Thermal wear, walking shoes, umbrella, sleeping bag, flask, sun glasses, walking stick, first aid box and a camera. Most importantly , there will always be numerous occasions where one has to over pack but it is important to remember that comfort and safety are paramount, yet the bags remain as light as possible.
There is little potential for serious altitude sickness on Kuari Pass Trek as the highest point that one can reach is 12,516 ft, but sufficient intake of water and preventing periods of high altitude must be observed.
However , trekkers should be careful and look out for altitude sickness and prevent or treat it as early as possible.
Himachal Office Address
Global Camp's by Global Events Travels, Aleo road petrol pump near chandarmaki cottage, NSb hotel
Chennai Office Address
306 , 1st main road, MKB Nagar, Chennai 600039
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Casanova Camp's Choj Bridge, kasol, Near Bus Stand, Manikaran Rd, Near Volvo, Kasol, Sosan, Himachal Pradesh 175101
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Kugiyal niwas Vimal Kumar Singh Ganesh Vihar lane 6, Mata Mandir Rd, near by Kukreja institute, Ajabpur Kalan, Dehradun, Uttarakhand 248001
info@globaleventstravels.com
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