Dayara Bugyal Trek - Trek in Uttarakhand | Trekveda

Dayara Bugyal Trek is beauty of snow-capped mountains, sprawling meadows and a stretch of welcoming wildflower throughout the way look so beautiful. As surreal it sounds the trek to Dayara Bugyal is not less than something out of a fairy tale. Amongst all the treks, this trek is one of the most undiscovered, unexplored and untraveled treks in the Himalayas. People who want to spend their weekends relaxing and tranquilize in the lap of the Himalayas away from the hustle bustle of the city are the one belong to this journey.
What Makes this Trek Different?
What make Dayara Bugyal trek different from other treks in the Himalayas, is the breathtakingly beautiful alpine views bringing peace to your mind and soul. Situated at a height of 3048 m, the trek is a host for some attractive natural sights which is a visual delight for tourists. Each step you take will bring up something beautiful and picturesque like you've never seen before.

Dayara Bugyal summer trek is all about the forests of pine and maple trees standing tall and the sunlight shining through the leaves will bring all your imagination to life and Dayara Bugyal trek package is worth taking. As soon as the forest ends, you will be mesmerized by the verdant charm stretched as far as your eyes can see. Whether it's an early morning or late evening, the monumental views of mountains and meadows will upscale your trekking experience.

Dayara Bugyal trek in winter will transcend your trekking experience. As in December, the place experiences heavy snowfall and the verdant charm are completely covered with a white layer of snow which makes it the best time for skiing.

The beautiful sunrise, sound of streams, dense forest, meadows, snow-capped mountains and picturesque landscapes along the way will make your trekking experience more memorable, and Dayara Bugyal trek itinerary will make you explore everything easily.

Trek Itinerary
Day 1: Reach Raithal
Attitude: 7,096 Ft.

Time Taken: 7-8 hrs drive

On the first day of trek, you will drive to Raithal from Dehradun, the base camp of Dayara Bugyal trek. It takes 9 to 10 hrs drive from Dehradun to Raithal, where in between you witness many picturesque views. The drive takes you through the lovely forests, and you are going to trek alongside the Bhagirathi River. You will come across the highest town while driving to Raithal that is Uttarkashi, head to Batwari from there. As you trek to Raithal, witness brilliant colors of sunset over Mt. Jaonli & Draupadi ka Danda Peak.

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Day 2: Raithal to Gui
Altitude:7,096 Ft. to 9,750 Ft.

Time Taken:4-5 hrs

Trek Gradient:Easy-moderate.

Water Sources:Carry 2 liters of water

NOW! All SET TO TREK?

On your 2nd day of trek, you head towards Gui from Raithal, witness the Mt. Srikhanth & Gangotri. The trail ascends gradually, that takes you through the valley of fields. As you walk for about half an hour you witness the flat grassy way. And the trail later become woody. You can take the forest route mainly of green and brown oaks & Rhododendrons. The campsite of Gui is located in the forest amidst the nature.

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Day 3:Gui to Barnala
Altitude9,750 Ft. to 9,842 Ft.

Trek Time: 3-3.5 hrs

Trek Gradient:Easy-moderate

Water Sources: Carry 2 liters of water

"EVERY DAY STARTS WITH A NEW ADVENTURE AND THAT'S WHAT WE CALL LIFE."

On your 3rd day of trek you will go back to Raithal. As, the way back is easy you can relax and stroll down the path. Experience the newness of the nature and the beauty of mountains.

Grab the experience in your arms, and feel free. This is an ultimate experience for you to have, and there is an overnight camping in Raithal in the authentic nature beauty.

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Day 4:Barnala to Dayara Top to Chilapada
Altitude:9,842 Ft. to 12,057 Ft. to 10,500 Ft.

Time Taken: 5-6 hrs .

Trek Gradient: Moderate

Water Sources: Carry sufficient water

The trail to Dayara climbs up from Barnala camp to the upper Barnala meadow which houses the Barnala Taal. Move on the ascending trail which is well paved all the way. An hour into the climb, the tree line ends bringing you into the fringes of the meadows. The trail goes right on the edge of the meadow. Look up to your right to see magnificent view of Bandar Poonch and Kala Nag.

All the summits which were with you from Raithal and Barnala are now a lot bigger adorning the panorama behind. The early morning view of Dayara Bugyal is worth every effort put in to get there. In winter, you see snow terrain. The trail to Chilapada goes down behind the huts. The wooded trail is well laid out again. About 30 minutes of descent brings you to Chilapada.

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Day 5: Chilapada to Raithal
Time Taken: 4 hrs.

Trek Gradient: Easy

Water Sources: Carry 2 liters of water

On this day it takes around 4 hours to reach Raithal, so start your days early. From the Chilapada campsite, continue on the main trail. The trail continues to descend, around 15 min of descent brings you to the rain shelter from where you diverted to Barnala on the way up. Continue moving down on the main trail. Around Gui is where you get the final views of Mt Bandarpoonch on the trek. Continue further for an hour before coming to the grassy clearing with the water source. Later you reach Raithal.

Day 6:Raithal to Dehradun
On this day drive to dehradun from Raithal after breakfast. Enjoy the scenic drive back to Dehradun.

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