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Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Reach Raithal

  Raithal, the Base Camp for the Dayara Bugyal Trek, is Around 9 Hours Away from Dehradun. the Drive Takes You Through Lovely Forest Stretches. You’re Right Next to the Bhagirathi River for Most Parts of the Journey. the Largest Town On the Route is Uttarkashi, from Where You Head to Batwari. as You Approach Raithal, You Witness the Brilliant Colours of Sunset Over Mt Jaonli and Draupadi Ka Danda Peaks.

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• Day 2 : Raithal to Gui

  At Raithal, You Can See Srikhand Mahadev and Gangotri 1, 2, 3 in the Distance Along with the Mountains Mentioned Above. These Become More Prominent as You Gain Altitude On the Trail to Gui.
  the Forest Where the Gui Campsite is Located is Visible from Raithal.
  
  the Trail from Raithal to Gui is a Gradually Ascending One. the Initial Trail Goes Out of the Raithal Village Quickly and Takes You Through the Village Fields. Go Along the Well Laid Out Trail and in An Hour You Come to a Flat Grassy Clearing Which also Has a Hand Pump. Take a Small Water Break Here and Then Proceed.

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• Day 3 : Gui to Barnala

  The days trek sees you carrying on along the trail the climbs out of Gui towards Dayara. As you climb up from Gui, you start seeing mountains on the other side, which were earlier hidden from view. Twenty minutes into the climb, you come to a rain shelter to your left. At the rain shelter, the trail to Barnala turns right into the forest.
  You are in the midst of an oak forest again.
  
  After trekking for about one and a half hours, you reach the Barnala campsite. The site is at a clearing with a small stream passing through it. There are a few igloo-shaped forest department structures nearby

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• Day 4 : Barnala to Dayara Top to Chilapada/ Gui

  The trail to Dayara climbs up from Barnala camp to the upper Barnala meadow which houses the Barnala Taal. At the upper meadow move to the extreme right towards the tree cover. At the entrance of the forest, spot the well laid stone trail that climbs up. Move on the ascending trail which is well paved all the way. An hour into the climb, the treeline ends bringing you into the fringes of the meadows. Spot the Chania huts in front. The trail goes right on the edge of the meadow. Look up to your right to see magnificent view of Bandar Poonch and Kala Nag. All the summits which were with you from Raithal and Barnala are now a lot bigger adorning the panorama behind.

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• Day 5 : Dayara Bugyal to Barsu to Dehradun

  The Small Journey in the Mountains Comes to End Today. Wake Up Early and Get all Packed Up to Store the Trek Memories in Permanent Storage.
  
  the Trail as You Might have Guessed is Easy Descent Till Barsu. Before that You Will Spot An Attractive Lake Near Barnala. Old Fashioned Huts Will Be Surrounding the Lake. a Peaceful Temple of Kala Nath Lies Next to the Lake. Curious Photographers Will Be Happy to Capture the Frame of Temple Besides the Lake, Lying Between the Mountains. You Will Be Astonished to See How Devoted People Here are Even in Sparsely Populated Region. amongst Adventurers Barnala is also Famous for Skiing.
  
  barsu is 5 Km Away from Barnala. Throughout the Trail You Can Relive the Past Fond Moments By Just Looking Behind. It Seems as if the Mountain Peaks are Calling You Back. Barsu is a Lively Village Where Children and Villagers Will Be Seen Meandering Around.
  
  barsu to Dehradun is a 7 Hours Drive. You Will Reach Station in the Evening to Catch Your Train that Will Take You Back to Your Sweet ÷ÈÓ°Ö±²¥. Sweet ÷ÈÓ°Ö±²¥ Where You Will Only Cherish the Dayara-bugyal Trek Moments.

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Inclusions

• MAP (Room + Breakfast + Lunch/Dinner)
• Hotel
• Sightseeing

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