The Dyara Bugyal trek is a beautiful and relatively less-traveled trekking destination located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, in the Garhwal region of the Himalayas. It offers a wonderful opportunity to explore pristine meadows, dense forests, and breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks. Here's a brief overview of the Dyara Bugyal trek.
• Start your journey from Dehradun, which serves as the gateway to the trek.
• Drive to Sankri, a picturesque village and the starting point of the trek. The drive takes approximately 7-8 hours.
• Begin your trek from Sankri to Juda Ka Talab.
• The trail takes you through dense forests of oak and pine trees, with occasional views of the snow-capped peaks.
• Arrive at Juda Ka Talab, a small frozen pond, and set up camp for the night.
• Trek from Juda Ka Talab to the Kedarkantha Base Camp.
• As you ascend, the landscape changes from forests to meadows, and you'll begin to see panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
• Reach the base camp and camp overnight.
• Wake up early to start the summit push to Kedarkantha.
• The climb to the summit offers breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks and the surrounding landscape.
• Enjoy the views from the summit and descend back to the Kedarkantha Base Camp for the night.
• Descend from the base camp to Hargaon.
• The trail takes you through beautiful meadows and forests.
• Arrive at Hargaon and camp for the night.
• Trek from Hargaon back to Sankri.
• This is the final day of trekking.
• Celebrate your successful trek upon reaching Sankri.
• After breakfast, drive back to Dehradun.
• Reach Dehradun, marking the end of the trek.
Please note that this is a general itinerary, and variations may exist based on your trekking company's preferences, group size, and the time of year you choose to trek. Additionally, it's essential to check with your trekking organizer for the most up-to-date and specific itinerary, as well as any necessary permits and safety precautions.
The Kedarkantha trek is particularly popular during the winter months when the region is covered in snow, creating a magical winter wonderland. However, trekking in other seasons offers its own unique charm, with lush meadows and pleasant weather. Be prepared for varying weather conditions and pack accordingly, especially if you plan to trek during the winter.
