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Kuari Pass Trek (Uttarakhand)

Experience the breathtaking Kuari Pass Trek, also known as the Lord Curzon Trail, in Uttarakhand. Enjoy stunning views of Himalayan peaks like Nanda Devi, lush forests, and snow-covered trails. Perfect for beginners and adventure lovers seeking a scenic trekking experience.

 

Day 01

Arrival in Joshimath

Drive: Haridwar to Joshimath (approx. 10 hours, 260 km). Altitude: 1,875 meters. Highlights: Scenic drive along the Alaknanda River, crossing Devprayag, Rudraprayag, and Karnaprayag. Explore the town of Joshimath, a major hub for treks in the region. Overnight Stay: Guesthouse/hotel in Joshimath. Haridwar to Joshimath (approx. 10 hours, 260 km).

 

Day 02

Joshimath to Gulling (via Dhak)

Drive: Joshimath to Dhak (12 km, 30 minutes). Trek Distance: 6 km. Altitude: 2,800 meters. Trek Time: 4-5 hours. Highlights: Start the trek from Dhak village with a gradual ascent through beautiful oak and rhododendron forests. Trek through villages and terraced fields, with views of the towering peaks of Nanda Devi and Dronagiri. Overnight Stay: Camp at Gulling.

 

Day 03

Gulling to Tali

Trek Distance: 5 km. Altitude: 3,350 meters. Trek Time: 4-5 hours. Highlights: The trail passes through dense forests and opens up to stunning mountain views. You’ll camp at Tali, surrounded by forests with magnificent views of the surrounding peaks. Overnight Stay: Camp at Tali.

 

Day 04

Tali to Kuari Pass via Khullara, Return to Tali

Trek Distance: 11 km round trip. Altitude: Kuari Pass (3,650 meters). Trek Time: 7-8 hours. Highlights: Trek through alpine meadows and reach the Kuari Pass, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Garhwal Himalayas, including peaks like Chaukhamba, Kamet, Trishul, Nanda Devi, and Dronagiri. Spend some time at the pass, taking in the views and exploring the surroundings before trekking back to Tali. Overnight Stay: Camp at Tali.

 

Day 05

Tali to Auli via Gurson Bugyal, Drive to Joshimath

Trek Distance: 7 km. Altitude: 2,900 meters (Auli). Trek Time: 5-6 hours. Highlights: Trek through Gurson Bugyal, a wide, expansive meadow with panoramic views. Descend to Auli, a famous skiing destination. From Auli, drive back to Joshimath (10 km). Overnight Stay: Guesthouse/hotel in Joshimath.

 

Day 06

Joshimath to Haridwar

Drive: Joshimath to Haridwar (approx. 10 hours, 260 km). Highlights: Return journey with scenic views of the Himalayan valleys and rivers.

 

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