Har Ki Dun Trek

Itinerary

01. Delhi stay-on arrival pickup from the international airport and transfer to hotel, over night at hotel.

02. Delhi/Rishikesh early morning drive to Rishikesh, rest of the day free for personal activities, overnight at hotel.

03. Rishikesh/Uttarkashi A drives of approx. 6 hrs after an early breakfast. Breathtaking views for the enthusiastic traveller. From flowing river to exotic hills, a keen eye will catch sight of the change in flora at different heights. Over night at hotel.

04. Uttarkashi/Kalyani /Dodi Tal: A short drive before you set off the trekking that awaits you the next few days. Dodi Tal is a sparking and crystal clear lake, which is surrounded by forests. The trek ascends gradually through thick forests and beautiful mountainous scenery.

05. Dodi Tal /Sima: After Darwa Top the trek passes through a long ridge with a view of meadows on both sides. Over night at tent in Sim

06. Sima/Hanuman Chatti: 4 kms into trekking and walks into dense forests of fur and deodar, which are full of rare Himalayan birds and animals. Interesting downhill routes take you to the base camp. Over night in tent at Hanuman Chatti.

07. Hanuman Chatti/Netwar: Panoramic scenes and the drive along the river Yamuna in Western Garhwal. The region is better known for the polyandrous society. Over night in tent at Netwar.

08. Netwar/Taluka: This part of the Har-Ki-Dun trek over the next few days is of great interest. Motorable road under construction. The forests are rich in wildlife an is veritable paradise for bird watchers and nature lovers. The trek is through dense forests of chestnuts, walnuts, willows, chinars and a variety of conifer trees. Over night at tent in Taluka.

09. Taluka/Har-Ki-Dun: glittering peaks and dense forests surround Har-ki-dun. The forests are rich in wild life and are veritable paradise for bird watchers and nature lovers. The walk is through lush green terraced fields, grassy lands and very thick conifer forests. It is one of the most picturesque spots in the Garhwal Hills. Over night in tent at Har-Ki-Dun.

10. Har-Ki-Dun/Taluka: Over night in tent at Taluka.

11. Taluka/Netwar: Over night in tent at Netwar.

12. Netwar/Mussoorie: On arrival check in to hotel and a visit to the Mall, spend your day relaxing in the midst of the serene hills of Mussoorie. Over night at hotel in Mussoorie.

13. Mussoorie/Haridwar: Transfer to Haridwar, beside the holy river of Ganga. Over night at hotel in Haridwar.

14. Haridwar/Delhi: Early morning drive to Delhi, over night at hotel in Delhi. 15. Transfer to the International Airport to catch the flight for onward destination and the tour concludes.

Restrictions:

Entry of tourists beyond one mile north of the Zoji-La-Dras-Bodh Kharbu-Khaltse road is restricted. The Leh-Manali road is also open up to one mile east of its general alignment. Although the northeastern and northern regions of Ladakh are not partially open for foreigners, they are required to obtain permission from the Deputy Commissioner, Leh. This is also subject to several conditions, including the requirement of travel along identified tour circuits in groups of four or more. If your group consists of less than four the travel agency will find a way to get the required permit.

Weather & Temperature:

Normally, trek seasons start from the first week of the June and end of the October. Rest of the time specially September also good season. And the rest of the season is not suitable or not recommended due to heavy snow falling, flood, and landslides.

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BODHGAYA

Main part of the expanse the Mahabodhi Temple is one of the most important Budhist pilgrimage destinations where Buddha attained enlightenment and getting stated on his sermon.

Bodhagaya lures a number of tourists around the world who wanted to make their reseach on Buddhism. Apart from this it is an unquestionably importatant and holy site for the believers who believe in Buddhism. Bodhgaya is not only a Buddhism phenomenon but also speedy growing and accumulating all the usual tourism paraphernalia. It is a beautiful tiny, peaceful very suitable pleasant place staying for short period of time.

The Buddhist spritual leader Dalai Lama spends his winter time here and flock of Tibetan pilgrims come down from Darmasala during the period of December to March. You can add to exiled Tibetan refugees by purchasing winter woollens items at the Tibetan refugee open market.