Dayara Bugyal Trek
Dayara Bugyal Trek
A Breathtaking Beginner-Friendly Journey in Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand
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Dayara Bugyal Trek
Are you someone who is planning a trek in Uttarakhand and is not sure where to start from? Dayara Bugyal Trek might just be your answer. Located in the Uttarkashi district, about 180 km from Dehradun, this trek takes you through thick oak and rhododendron forests and leads you to one of the largest alpine meadows in India. What makes it special? You get massive Himalayan views like Bandarpoonch, Kala Nag, Srikanth, Jaonli and the entire Gangotri range. The best part about the Dayara Bugyal Trek is that you dont even need any technical climbing or prior experience. This trek will give you a full Himalayan experience in just 4 days. You can also explore Har ki Dun Trek in uttarakhand if you like snow.
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Dates from Dayara Bugyal Trek
Itinerary
- Day 1 13th Nov 2026
Departure from Pune
Train Name: Sampark Kranti
~Board your train from Pune railway station at the respective time.
Note: Train tickets will be in confirmed or RAC (half window seat) as per seat availability at your time of booking.
- Day 2 14th Nov 2026
Arrival in Delhi and Leave to Dehradun
- Early morning arrival in Delhi, then catch a 02:00 to 3:00 Pm Bus to Dehradun.
- Reach Dehradun Check in to your hotel for Overnight Stay .
Stay - Dehradun
Meals - Dinner
- Day 3 15th Nov 2026
Dehradhun to Raithal Village
- Duration: (190kms - 7/8 hours, Altitude: 7243ft)
- Depart early Around 6:30 - 7:30 AM From Prince Chowk to Raithal village, the base camp for the Dayara Bugyal trek.
- Enjoy a picturesque journey along the Bhagirathi River.
- Check into a homestay upon arrival.
Meals - Dinner
Stay - Homestay At raithal
- Day 4 16th Nov 2026
Raithal to Gui Campsite | Trek 5 kms
Duration: (4kms, 3/4 hours)
- Begin the trek from Raithal Village trek 4-5 hrs approx.
- Marvel at views of Mt. Shrikhand and Gangotri Massif.
- Reach the Gui campsite by early afternoon and set up camps.
Stay - Overnight stay in camp at Gui camp site
Meals - Brekfast , lunch , dinnner
- Day 5 17th Nov 2026
Gui Camp Site To dayara Top Back to Gui Camp | Trek 12 km
- Early morning departure after breakfast, steady summit climb,
- Gradual ascent through dense forests, rhododendron blooms, and expansive alpine meadows.
- return to Gui campsite by evening for dinner and rest.
Stay - Overnight stay in tents at Gui
Meals - Brekfast , lunch , Dinner
- Day 6 18th Nov 2026
Gui Camp Site to Raithal. Drive to Dehradun
Duration: (2200M, 3-4 Hours trek, 6-7 Hours Road Journey)
- Descend on the main trail, reach Raithal, and board a vehicle to Dehradun.
- Expect to reach Dehradun by 08:00 PM.
- Check In to your hotel and rest .
Meals - Brekfast
Stay - Dehradun
- Day 7 19th Nov 2026
Buffer Day
- Relax around the hotel in Dehradun, explore the local market, or take a rest.
- Prepare for the overnight train to Delhi.
Meals - None
- Day 8 20th Nov 2026
Arrival in Delhi | Departure
- Arrive in Delhi, and board the selected train for Pune.
- Day 9 21st Nov 2026
Arrival in Pune
- The trip concludes with your arrival in Pune, leaving you with cherished memories
- Note: Train timings are subject to change. Confirm the schedule closer to the departure date.
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GROUPTWO : FOR 2 PEOPLE OR MORE
GROUPTHREE : FOR BACKPACKING
GROUPFOUR : FOR BACKPACKING
GROUPSIX : FOR BACKPACKING
GROUPFIVE : FOR BACKPACKING
FAQ
What is the fitness requirement for the trek?
You need to be able to run 5 km in 40 minutes before the trek starts. This ensures that you have the fitness required for the physical demands of the trek, which includes long walking hours and steep ascents.
What kind of accommodation is provided during the trek?
Accommodation is provided in tents (3-person sharing), with sleeping bags and mattresses included. In Dehradun, you’ll stay in hotels, and in Uttarkashi, you will stay in Garhwali homestays.
What is meant by responsible trekking?
Responsible trekking involves sustainable practices, such as picking up litter, managing waste by segregating it, avoiding disposables, and following proper etiquette to leave the environment undisturbed.
Are meals provided during the trek?
Yes, all meals are provided from Sankri to Sankri (pure vegetarian meals). Meals during travel and on the buffer day are not included.
Can I rent trekking gear like jackets, poles, and shoes?
While basic camping equipment like sleeping bags, tents, and gaiters are provided, you will need to arrange rental gear like trekking shoes, jackets, and poles separately if required.
Is travel insurance included?
Yes, travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking tours is included for Indian nationals (up to 60 years old) as part of the trek fee. This covers your journey for the duration of the trek.
What kind of support staff will accompany us during the trek?
You will have an experienced local trekking guide, specialized cook, porters, and support staff to assist during the trek.
What should I do in case of a medical emergency during the trek?
Basic first aid and medical support are provided, but in case of a serious emergency, evacuation arrangements will be made. However, any additional costs for medical evacuation are not covered by the trek fee.
