Kuari Pass Trekking Tour

Tour Summary

The Kuari Pass trek, located in the Garhwal Himalaya, is one of the most popular treks in the Indian Himalayan region, drawing thousands of explorers from all over the world each year. As Kuari Pass was conquered by Lord Curzon in 1905, it is often called the Lord Curzon trail. Bears and leopards are commonly seen on the Rhododendron Trail; in fact, you may even encounter various animals along the way. Likewise, every type of adventure on the trek to Kuari Pass includes not only uses up-and-down routes and crossings, steep and narrow paths. Furthermore, the journey is a reward when you get to see the silver line moving in parallel to the spotless sky Along the trail, you will have a stunning view of the Trishul at 7,120 meters, the mountain pyramid of granite Kedath at 6,968, the fantastic peaks of Devi and Kedranth at 7,740, and Rishangabadwar at 7,576.

It takes about a day to reach Kuari Pass from Ghat. Selu starts from 2 to 3 hours from here Ghunni meanders through an area rich in various species of alpine trees and wildflowers. You will also see a colorful Himalayan village named Ramni. As you make your way from Ghunni to Jhin, you can enjoy sweeping vistas of the Himalayan jewels while traversing an open meadow Nomadic huts follow through the grassy countryside where sheep and cattle graze, then farmland. Visit the Gha temple, a place of pilgrimage which is emblazoned with a prayer flag The trail takes you through Birahi Ganga to Pana village Pana Most amazing of all, it goes through every kind of natural terrain and wildlife. The walk begins at Kuari Pass and proceeds downhill to Joshimath.

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