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Great Outdoors >> Nanda Devi Sanctuary Trek

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Day 1:

Rishikesh - Joshimath

Day 2:

Joshimath - Badrinath - Joshimath

Day 3:

Joshimath - Lata Village

Day 4:

Lata Village - Lata Khara

Day 5:

Lata Kharak - Dharansi Pass

Day 6:

Dharansi Pass - Debrugheta - Dharansi Pass

Day 7:

Dharansi Pass - Camp Site

Day 8:

Campsite - Joshimath

Day 9:

Joshimath - Rishikesh

This is an indicative itinerary which can be fully customised for you

The Nanda Devi National Park has been closed since 1982 to protect its bio-diversity and only now parts of the park have been open to the interested tourist. None less than Sir Edmund Hilary has described the sanctuary in glowing terms as "the training ground for adventure in India".

No description of this trek would do justice to the scenery that unfolds in front of your eyes. The snow-clad peaks like Mount Bithartoli-Himal (6354 m), Nanda Ghunti (6309 m), Ranthi Peak (6003 m), Dronagiri (7066 m) and of course India's highest peak Nanda Devi (7817 M) herself in all their Majesty. The trek also offers great views of the Auli bugyals, Urgam valley and Lata village and moving through forests of Rhododendron, Birch and Fir.

An annual yatra known as 'Choti (small) Jat Yatra' is celebrated every year around the end of August or beginning of September that starts from Wan village & ends at Bedni Bugyal. It is a very colourful event, giving an insight into local Garhwali culture.


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