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The Trek

Deoriatal trek is popular for its lush green meadows, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, dense jungle trails, rich with a variety of flora and fauna! The trek takes you through dense Oak, Rhododendron, and Maple forests.
From the top of Chandrashila summit you get to see mesmerizing views of Greater Himalayan Ranges - Gauri Parbat, Hathi Parbat, Dunagiri, and India’s tallest mountain, Mt Nanda Devia, and also Mt Nanda Ghunti and Mt Trishul - two of the most beautiful mountain summits in our country.
On this trek get a chance to camp on meadows under the clear night sky surrounded by mighty peaks.

About the Area

Deoriatal trek come is Rudraprayag District, in the Garhwal section of Uttrakhand.  The Char Dham lies in Uttarakhand and is thus called Dev Bhoomi (Gods abode). This area is a major Hindu tourist/pilgrim destination.
The native language is Garhwali and the people are often referred as Pahadi.

Overview of the trek

Grade: Easy to Moderate
Highest Altitude: 12,083 ft
Distance to be trekked: 26-29 kms
Temperature: Day: 5 to 7 degrees celsius; Night: 2 to 5 degrees celsius

Day 1: Drive from Jolly Grant Airport/Dehradun/Rishikesh to Sari Village

  • Drive: Travel to Sari Village (6560 ft).
  • Distance: 190 kms. Time: 7-8 hrs
  • Overnight: Stay overnight at a homestay in Sari Village.

Day 2: Trek from Sari Village to Deoriatal

  • Trek: Hike from Sari Village to Deoriatal (7810 ft).
  • Distance: 4 kms. Time: 2-3 hrs
  • Description: Enjoy a gradual ascent through beautiful jungle trails.

Day 3: Trek from Deoriatal to Syalmi via Rohini Bugyal

  • Trek: Continue the trek from Deoriatal to Syalmi (7600 ft) via Rohini Bugyal (9020 ft).
  • Distance: 9 kms. Time: 6-7 hrs
  • Description: Traverse a moderate ascent through a scenic forest with maple, oak, and rhododendron trees.

Day 4: Trek from Syalmi to Baniya Kund

  • Trek: Hike from Syalmi to Baniya Kund (8520 ft).
  • Distance: 5.5 kms. Time: 6-7 hrs
  • Description: Enjoy a steep ascent through dense forest. Take a break at the river for a picnic or dip if weather permits.

Day 5: Trek to Chandrashila and Back to Sari

  • Trek: Hike from Baniya Kund to Chandrashila (12,083 ft) via Tungnath (11,410 ft) and then return to Sari Village (6560 ft).
  • Distance: 8.70 kms. Time: 7-8 hrs
  • Description: Experience the highlight of the trek with a steep ascent to Chandrashila summit. Enjoy stunning views of Himalayan peaks and potentially spot wildlife.

Day 6: Drive from Sari Village to Dehradun/Rishikesh/Jolly Grant Airport

  • Drive: Travel from Sari Village back to Dehradun/Rishikesh/Jolly Grant Airport.
  • Distance: 190 kms. Time: 7-8 hrs

Trek Ends

  • Transportation: Round-trip transportation to and from Jolly Grant Airport/Dehradun/Rishikesh on the first and last days.
  • Accommodation: Complete stay and accommodation throughout the trek.
  • Food: All meals starting from dinner on the first day to breakfast on the last day.
  • Equipment: Rental of essential common gear such as tents, sleeping bags, etc.
  • Permits: Forest entry permit fees.
  • Guidance: Services of a professional guide and their expertise.
  • Medical Kit: A high-altitude medical kit including oxygen cylinders, oximeters, a BP meter, and medicines.
     

 

  • Personal Purchases: Meals or beverages purchased by participants during travel or the trek (e.g., snacks, fruits, etc.).
  • Personal Gear: Rental fees for personal equipment (refer to the "Things to Carry" section for recommended items).
  • Trek Insurance: Optional travel insurance.
  • Travel: Flight/Train/Bus ticket to Dehradun/Rishikesh.
  • GST: 5% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on applicable items.
  • Porterage: Participants can carry their own backpacks. Those unable to do so can opt for a porterage service at ₹350 per day.

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In all the camps where the accommodation is in tea houses/ home stays, there will be proper toilets. The toilets are mostly western, in case if they‘re Indian, then we try to provide a toilet seat most of the times.
On the day of camping, we will have toilet tents (with a dry pit toilet), the most hygienic way of answering nature’s call.
A dry pit toilet is an eco-friendly sanitation solution featuring a pit dug into the ground, topped with a toilet seat and a wrought iron stand. Near the toilet, a pile of mud, sand, or coco peat is provided for covering waste after use, facilitating rapid breakdown of fecal matter due to increased microbial activity. This method eliminates the need for water, thereby preventing contamination of nearby water sources, as water toilets are prohibited at campsites.
While toilet paper is available, please use it sparingly to avoid overloading the pit, which can take years to decompose. Please refrain from using wet wipes as they are not bio degradable or use bio-degradable wipes.

If you cancel –
– 60 days before the trip: we can process a complete refund minus minimum processing charges.
– Between 30-45 days before the trip: you will be refunded 50% of the trek fee.
– Within 30 days before trek starts: No refund.
– If your spot is replaced in a full batch: we will process a complete refund after cancelling minute operational charges. (For fixed departures only)