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Uttarakhand – Binsar Sanctuary Trek – Mod diff – 6 to 7d – Winters Summers – 12 to 15k

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Uttarakhand – Binsar Sanctuary Trek – Mod diff – 6 to 7d – Winters Summers – 12 to 15k

Region
Bhutan - Nepal - Sikkim - South India - Uttarakhand
Distance
28 Km
Max Altitude
12000 feet
Max Group Size
10
Duration
5 days
Best Time
autumn
Cost Per Person
₹ 3500+ 5% GST
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Description

Tirthan valley is a lesser-known nook of Himachal that is slowly gaining popularity. Accessible from Tirthan, Great Himalayan National Park is one of the most pristine bio-diverse forests of India. It happens to be the only national park that allows overnight camping. This easy, beginner-level trek takes you from Gushaini to Shilt Thatch, a lovely view-point within the park that offers panoramic views of snow-clad peaks, and back.

2 nights of luxurious stay, 2 nights of camping in the forest, gushing free-flowing Tirthan river that keeps you company and hikes to a lovely waterfall and an awe-inspiring 7-storied ancient temple tower that has withstood the test of time add up to make it an experience of a life-time.

Itinerary

  • Day 1Kathgodam to Pithoragarh(200Kms/approx. 8hrs drive)1700m.

    Tirthan valley is a lesser-known nook of Himachal that is slowly gaining popularity. Accessible from Tirthan, Great Himalayan National Park is one of the most pristine bio-diverse forests of India. It happens to be the only national park that allows overnight camping. This easy, beginner-level trek takes you from Gushaini to Shilt Thatch, a lovely view-point within the park that offers panoramic views of snow-clad peaks, and back.

  • Day 2Kathgodam to Pithoragarh(200Kms/approx. 8hrs drive)1700m.

    Tirthan valley is a lesser-known nook of Himachal that is slowly gaining popularity. Accessible from Tirthan, Great Himalayan National Park is one of the most pristine bio-diverse forests of India. It happens to be the only national park that allows overnight camping. This easy, beginner-level trek takes you from Gushaini to Shilt Thatch, a lovely view-point within the park that offers panoramic views of snow-clad peaks, and back.

  • Day 3Kathgodam to Pithoragarh(200Kms/approx. 8hrs drive)1700m.

    Tirthan valley is a lesser-known nook of Himachal that is slowly gaining popularity. Accessible from Tirthan, Great Himalayan National Park is one of the most pristine bio-diverse forests of India. It happens to be the only national park that allows overnight camping. This easy, beginner-level trek takes you from Gushaini to Shilt Thatch, a lovely view-point within the park that offers panoramic views of snow-clad peaks, and back.

  • Day 4Kathgodam to Pithoragarh(200Kms/approx. 8hrs drive)1700m.

    Tirthan valley is a lesser-known nook of Himachal that is slowly gaining popularity. Accessible from Tirthan, Great Himalayan National Park is one of the most pristine bio-diverse forests of India. It happens to be the only national park that allows overnight camping. This easy, beginner-level trek takes you from Gushaini to Shilt Thatch, a lovely view-point within the park that offers panoramic views of snow-clad peaks, and back.

FAQ

What will be the expected temperature and weather in Adi kailash and Om Parvat?

Day temperature will hover around 08 to 18 degree Celsius, while night temperature can go down to -05 and at some places more.

Is Kailash Mansarovar and Adi Kailash same or different destination?

Adi Kailash and Kailash Mansarovar are different destination, but both are Panch Kailash. Adi Kailash is in Indian Himalayas and Kailash Mansarovar is in Tibet. Both are holy mountains.

Roads remains open in winter?

Due to the heavy snow fall ,inner line permit process is closed by administration in winter.

What is Om Parvat actually?

It’s a natural shape of Om on snowcapped mountain. According to Hindu scripture, it’s a sign of high energy and creation.

Is it off-road drive or smooth one ?

From Kathgodam to Dharchula, it’s well-connected road but from Dharchula to Adi Kailash and Om Parvat totally offroad. We used 4/4 transport for particular stretch

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