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DAY 01: Arrive Delhi.
Arrival Delhi and transfer to hotel.
DAY 02: Delhi to Rishikesh 224 kms 5
hours
Drive to Rishikesh, Afternoon check in
hotel and visit the city the also known as “Sanctuary of saint and
Sadhu” Rishikesh, situated on the bank of river Ganga and surrounded on
three sides by Himalayan ranges is a great pilgrimage centre of India. Visit
Ancients temple‘s and Ashram. At Trivani Ghat, Evening “Ganga
Arti”, worship to holy river mother Ganga when pilgrims light a butter lamp
with fresh flowers and offering to the Goddess. night in hotel.
DAY 03: Rishikesh
to Joshimath 250 kms (1800 mtrs)
Leave
early, Stop over after 70 kms at Dev Pryag where confluence of Bhagirathi and
Alaknanda form Ganga. is a literal sense of birth place of Ganga, Joshimath
(Jyotrimath), winter seat of the Rawal Sahib of the Badrinath shrine and important
place for the trekkers leads their expeditions to the various routes, night in
hotel.
DAY 04: Joshimath - Badrinath - 44 kms,
Short drive on the foot of Nanda devi sanctuary, visit some of holi places
before reaching to Badrinath Badri or Badri Vishal, giving rise to the resound
chant of the devotees as they approach to the shrine ‘jai Badri Vishal
ki‘ After visiting the temple stroll in the bazzar to feel the ambiance of
colorful pilgrims crowd at the beneath of snowcaped peak of Neel Kanth (6957m),
later visit to Narad Kund, hot spring water known as Tapta Kund). Night in hotel
DAY 05: Badrinath - Vashudhara via Mana short of ½ hours
trek 1
Leave to Mana village: Known in
Hindu scriptures also as Manibhadrashram and manibhadrapuram. Situated 3 kms north
of the main shrine of Badrinath. This last Indian village on Indo - Tibet border
is peopled with the Himalayan semi-nomads who form a small group. From here one
path leads to Kailash the celestial abode of Shiva. The people are poor and
backward, are known as the Marchyas and have lost their traditional ties
with/Tibet without gaining any substitute.
Trek to Vasudhara falls:5 kms trek with backdrop of snowy
mountains and glaciers set in the rocky height, it is 122 meters high is indeed a
captivating sight As the torrents of the water come tumbling down, they are caught
by the wind and diffused in fine showers and soft mist. Close to the falls is
series of named and unnamed peaks as Chaukhambha, Satopanth and BAlkun etc. One
can see the vast moraines and Alkapuri glaciers and also the glacial snouts from
where Alakanda emerges.
DAY 06: Vashudhara - Ghastoli (3796m, 5 to 6 hrs Trek
2.
Trail goes through dense forest of laxmi
van. cross a small stream, late afternoon reach to camp site, night in camp.
DAY 07: Gastoli - Arwatal (3910m), 5-6 hours. Trek 3
Trek get more tough due to crossing many chilled stream
including Arwa stream (Nallah) snowy and icy terrain leands to the camp site,
night in camp.
DAY 08: Arwatal - Rajparav 4910mt). Trek 5 hours. Trek
4
Trail goes through boulders and moraine,
you will be enjoying the dramatic scenery Till reaching to a small meadow covered
in snow in early season, continue to campsite of Rajparav, It is advised to take
raccee toward the pass during afternoon which will also help to get acclimatize.
DAY 09: Rajparav - Kalandi Khal Base 5500 mtrs over Kalandi
pass 5947 mtrs hours. Trek 5
You will walk for
minimum one hour over glacier coverd with snow in early season toward the Khalindi
pass, enjoy the magnificent view of Satopanth Kol, Kalandi Peak and many other
unnamed peak will be unforgettable scene of the life, stroll around the camp site
to be with nature, camp over night.
DAY 10: Kalandi Khal Base-Khara Pathar (5456m)5
hours. Trek 6
You will walk through moraine and
boulders, one have to be very care full while crossing the chilled stream, now
trail get tougher while crossing the Suryala glacier till campsite of Khara
Pathar, night in camp.
DAY 11: Khara Pathar-Vasukital:
(4898m). 4 hours.Trek 7
Leave to Vasukital
through the forest of oak, green grassy meadow, the lake with its crystal clear
water surrounded by snow caped peaks, campsite is close to the lake in the shadow
of panoramic Himalayan ranges. campsite is the base camp for Satopanth Peak, black
peak and Mt. Vasuki Parvat. night in camp.
DAY 12: Vasukital-Nandanvan (4337m) 5
hours. trek 8.
Trail leads via Chaturangi glacier
to Nandan van, the base camp for Bhagirathi Peak, Kharchakund and other peaks
around the Gangotri Galcier. night in camp.
DAY 13: Nandanvan–Bhojbasa (3792m 5
hours Trek 9)
Descend to Bhujbasa via Gangotri
glacier accrosisng the fascinating Himalayan sights camp site near by a temple
beside the river. Night in camp.
DAY 14: Bhojbasa–Gangotri (3090m) 7 hours,
Trek 10
Leave to Gangotri via chirbasa,
following tree line, scattered bushes of juniper on the barren hillside including
silver birch trees. Bhagirathi Range is in view including Shivling(6543m). and
Bhrigu Parbat(6041m) looms high above the valley. Reach Gangotri, a pilgrimage
site for Hindu, thousands of pilgrims come here to pay the homage to Goddess
Gange. night in lodge Visit Gangotri templps, The giant pillars of the boulders
over 20 to 30 mtrs. tall, With a few Ashram on the left side of the bank, the
temple to the Goddess Ganga. Gangotri open every year on the last week of April or
the first week of may with a ormal puja of Ganga and closed on the end of Oct.
DAY 15: Gangotri to Haridwar-226 kms.
Full day excursion to the ancients temples and Ghats:
Haridwar-Haridwar (literally means gate way to God) Town stands on the
right bank of the Ganges at the foot of Shivalik mountain. It has been sacred
place from time immemorial and is one of the most important pilgrimage on the
Ganges, It is one of the four pilgrim centres (other’s are Prayag, Ujjain
and Nassik) where Kumbha is held every twelve year. According to mythologicaly
belief Millions of Hindu takes holy dip in the sacred river Ganges, seeking
emencipation from the worldly sins, meditation or worship at Har ki pauri which is
one of the most fascinating religious ritual in the world, grand arti ( religios
song) on the Ghat of the Ganga when charges with the emotion, the air resound with
the music and chant offerd as worship of Lord. By evening. Piligrim flots hundered
of little flower’s bowls in the river with oil lamps and same time visit the
Daksha Mahadevi temple, night in hotel.
DAY 16: Haridwar-Delhi 240 km - 6 hours.
by train, Morning train to Delhi. Check in hotel, half day visit to Red
fort, Jama masjid, Shanti van and rest time free, evening transfer to
international airport, flight to onward.
Cost per person: Departure from 2 person onward
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