After breakfast, begin your 154km and 4.5 hours back to Dehradun Airport for your flight. Stop at Devprayag, where the Akaknanda and Bhagirathi meet to form the Ganga. The journey marks the end of your trip—one filled with floral wonders, sacred peaks, and soul-stirring Himalayan landscapes.
Trek 9 km (4–5 hours) downhill to Pulna, we will use the local transport to drive to Govindghat (4 km), and continue with a 110 km (4–5 hours) drive back to Monal Resort. If time permits, we can witness the evening Aarti.
Today’s journey is a steep 6 km ascent (4–5 hrs) to Hemkund Sahib, one of the world’s highest Gurudwaras, set by a glacial lake amid towering peaks. Snow is often seen along the path. After time at this serene and sacred site, descend 6 km (4-5 hrs) back to Ghangaria. You may choose to walk or opt for assistance (pony, palanquin, etc.—additional cost not included).
Set out on a stunning 10–12 km round trek (5–6 hours) into the Valley of Flowers, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ll be surrounded by a dazzling array of alpine flora like blue poppies, Brahma Kamal, and cobra lilies, with soaring peaks rising in every direction. After hours immersed in nature’s splendour, return to Ghangaria for the evening.
The trek begins with a short 4 km drive to Pulna, (in local transport) the road-head. From here, start a 9 km trek (5–6 hours) to Ghangaria, a quiet village nestled in the mountains. The route follows the Pushpawati River, winding through pine forests and past waterfalls and teahouses. Check into a hotel and rest for the night.
Today, head deeper into the mountains with a 110 km drive (4–5 hours) to the sacred town of Badrinath via Joshimath. After offering prayers at the Badrinath Temple, one of the most revered Char Dham shrines, continue with a 25 km drive (approx. 1 hour) to Govindghat, the base for the Valley of Flowers trek. Overnight stay at a hotel in Govindghat.
Arrive at Dehradun Airport and drive 154 km (approx. 4.5 hrs) to Monal Resort, Rudraprayag. Enjoy the scenic route along the Ganges with a lunch stop en route (this meal is not included). Reach by evening, check-in, and rest amidst peaceful surroundings. If time permits, we can witness the evening Aarti.
The Valley of Flowers trek unfolds through a high altitude alpine basin bursting with seasonal wildflowers, set against snow clad peaks and glacial streams, with moderate walking days and rapidly changing mountain weather.
The Valley of Flowers Trek is suitable for beginners and first time trekkers with basic fitness. It is ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and travelers looking for an easy Himalayan trekking experience.
Long walking days on stone paths, occasional steep ascents, and unpredictable mountain weather. During monsoon months, trails can be slippery and cloudy.
Participants should be able to walk 4–6 hours per day at a comfortable pace. Basic stamina and light cardio preparation such as walking or jogging for a few weeks is sufficient.
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