Saru Tal trek
Saru tal trek is one of the most popular treks in Uttarakhand. Located at an elevation of, 4200meter in the Western Garhwal Himalayas in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. You will see a plethora of unique wildlife on this trek. The Saru Tal is near the Kedarkantha Trek.
The Saru Tal start from Sankri. The Sankri village is very gorgeous, it is going to be a total out-of-the-box discovery for you. It’s a very tough trek with steep climbs and descents. There are no tea houses on this route, so you need to carry your own food and water. The Saru Tal Trek in Uttarakhand is one of the toughest treks in India. The best time to travel here is in the month of June and October. This time of the year, the weather is very trek friendly.
Gulabi Kantha Trek
Gulabi Kantha is located at a height of 12000 feet above sea level. A green burial famous freshwater lake lies on the other side trek also known as Dodital. Gulabi Kantha provides beautiful views of the Himalayan Mountain range like Bandar Poonch peak, Kalindi Sirkala, Shivalik mountains, and Chaukhamba peaks.
The place is not so popular and untouched and lesser known to the trekking communities in India, lying en route Dodital trek. A team of ITBP, the Matli team, came on a visit to explore the possibility to develop it for winter games such as skiing and other games. Its starting point is Hanuman Chatti (8 hrs from Dehradun)
Harsil
Harsil is one of the best Villages that represents truly how beautiful Uttarakhand is. The beauty of Uttarakhand tourist needs to pick up its pace in this region. Harsil is classified as an army area, though it does not have a full-fledged cantonment. The village has apple orchards as long as 70 km. That kind of view is not uncommon, but near rare. Surrounded by very famous hills and towns. Harsil is around 72 km after Uttarkashi and also near the Kedarkantha trek.
Ruinsara Tal
While exploring the Kedar Kantha you will go deep into the valleys of Garhwal you will see the ethereal beauty of Ruinsara Tal at 3500 meters above sea level. The Ruinsara Tal is considered to be sacred by the inhabitants of Har Ki Dun valley. According to the local people, this is the route Pandava’s brother, Yudhishthira, took while heading to Swargaroohini on the way to heaven. Ruinsara Tal trek is a natural therapy for many distressed people. The trek goes towards the Supin River Vally, the upper catchment area of tons river.
Har Ki Dun Trek
Har ki dun is situated in Uttarakhand’s charming Garhwal region of the Great Himalayas. Har Ki Dun has enchanting beauty and desirable useful green meadows. It can be better than spending some days in serenity.
It is one of the most popular Trek in the Garhwal Himalayas. The height of this trek is 3600 meters. Har Ki Dun is start from Sankri village and Taluka is the last point of this trek. Trek comes along this route, Dhatmir, Panwani, and Osla villages also called marginal villages.
Rupin Pass Trek
This trek takes you to a height of 4610. Over 65 kilometers between the states of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh, it is one of the Grandest Cross-over treks in India. It is a moderate-level trek, perfect for trekkers who have done an easy trek previously and looking to step up their trekking game. Rupin Pass Trek is like building up momentum with surprises in scenery every hour. Your surprise began right from your first day of trekking. Around a few minutes into the trail, you see the Rupin river’s appearance. The best time to go trekking is May, June, September, and October.
Dayara Bugyal Trek
Dayara Bugyal is one of the spectacular meadows in India. The term ‘Bugyal’ means high-altitude pasture land. It is one of the most beautiful and breathtaking treks in Uttarakhand because of its highland.
Dayara Bugyal Trek is located in Uttarkashi district of Uttrakhand. It stands at an elevation of above, 10000ft. The trekking starts from the village of Barsu. You can enjoy beautiful views of nature and streams flowing. The best time to visit here is in summer because the weather remains mild and neither too cold nor too hot. And during summer all peaks remained visible.
