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Trekking routes in Sikkim
Sikkim’s rigges and undulating topography is a trekker’s paradise. With its endelsss mountains, flora and fauna, Sikkim offers a retreat that is more like a voyage of adventure and discovery. The trekking trail in Sikkim runs through dense forest with an undulating climbs and some time it is very sharp. Some time trekkers require treading on soft snow. 3500 meters above trails begins to run through Rhodendron and Juniper bushes with ample opportunity to view snow clad peaks. Mountain lures, excitement over power senses and the chances of mishap is higher.
Mount Kangchenjunga - at 8598-m the third
highest mountain on earth straddling Nepal and Sikkim - is the focal point of
Sikkim and its people and their culture. It is not just a mountain, but the
Sikkimese protective deity. The Sikkimese believes that it is not meant to be
climbed, but only worshipped, as it is the abode of "The Five Treasures of
the Great Snow". In deference to local sentiments, no expedition has set
foot on its main summit peak - but remained a few meters below.
The trekking
trip will take us through lush verdant forests, rhododendron-covered hillsides,
tiny yak-herders' summer settlements on high meadows, remote monasteries tended
by Tibetan lamas, and high viewpoints with magnificent views of white jagged
glacial peaks.
Details of the Trails:
1.Yuksam-Dzongri
Trekking Trails (5 days) (leave space for the trekking
map)
The word yuksum means” meeting place of three
lamas” referring to tri of three holy men who crowned the first Chogyal(King)
of Sikkim. This popular trek in Sikkim, is from Yuksam to Dzongri and has
superb views of Kanchenjanga. From Yuksam, the trail follows the Rathong Valley
to Bakkhim and from here a steep ascent to the village of Tsokha. Above Tsokha
the trail reaches Phedang. A further stage brings you to Dzongri (4020 M).Dzongri is situated at an altitude of about
4020 M, in west Sikkim. It offers the trekker a most fascinating close-up view
of Kanchenjanga and Mt. Pandim. To the west rises the long outline of the
Kyangla ridge. Dzongri is trekker’s paradise.
Day1: Halt at Yuksam (1600m)
Day 2: Yuksam to Tskoka(2828m) via Sachen(halt
for lunch) (14 kms)
Day 3: Tshoka to Dzongri (3750m) via
Phedang (halt for lunch) (8 kms)
Day4: Back from Dzongri to Tshoka
Day 5: Tshoka to Yuksam
2.
Yuksam to HMI Base Camp Treaking Trails (8 days)
Day1: Halt at Yuksam (1600m)
Day 2: Yuksam to Tskoka(2828m)
Day 3: Tshoka to Dzongri (3750m)
Day 4: Dzongri to HMI Base Camp() via
Day6: HMI Base Camp to Dzongri
Day 7: Day4: Back from Dzongri to Tshoka
Day 8: Tshoka to Yuksam
3. Yuksum to Goechala Trekking Trails (9 days)
Goecha La is situated at an altitude of about 4940
M. Goecha La offers a mindcatching sight of the mountains like Pandim,
Kanchenjanga and the others. The trek to Goecha la really is getting out &
getting trekked. There are only few trekking routes around the Kanchenjanga
National Park that are open to visitors. The trek is traditional which follows
a picturesque route past lush vegetation and wonderful mountain views until it
reaches a high pass. Trek from Yuksom to Samiti Lake, one of the high
altitude fresh water lakes. From this lake, one can climb up to the Goecha La
pass, and view the majestic splendors of Mount Kanchendzonga, Mount Kabru and
Kabru Dome. Also, starting from the Samiti Lake, one can trek through
Thangsing, Dzongri, up to Tsokha, where the Rhododendron trails starts. This is
one of the most popular and fascinating treks in Sikkim. Yuksom is a historical
place and was the earlier capital of Sikkim and it is also acts as the entry to
Kanchendzonga National Park.
Day1: Halt at Yuksam (1600m)
Day 2: Yuksam to Sachen (7 kms)
Day 3: Sachen to Tshoka (2828m) (7 kms)
Day 4: Tshoka to Dzongri(3750m) (8 Kms)
Day 5: Dzongri to Thangsing (4200m) (8kms)
Day 6:
Thangsing to Lamuney (4300m)
(6kms)
Day 7: Lamuney to Goechala (4900m) (16 kms)
Day 8: Thangsing to Tshoka (16 kms) . Day
9: Tshoka to Yuksum (16 kms)
Yambong – Singalila Trek 15 days trekking
trails
The Yambong Singalila range is one of the rare spots on earth
where the view embraces five summits rising above 7000m, amongst them Everest,
Makalu and Lhotse of Nepal, Mt. Khangchendzonga, Mt. sinolchu in Sikkim. You
will trek on the narrow paths adjacent to Indo-Nepali border, sometimes at the
edge of the jungle, sometimes through rhododendron forests. The visit to some
of famous lakes will give a blend touch of both nature and culture which make
the journey a rare venture. As the name depicts" Yambong Singalila is the
main mountain that connects the sikkim Himalaya range to Darjeeling hills and
Nepal and eventually separates them. Yambong Singalila range is one of the many
ranges to provides shelter to many endangered wild animals. It officially falls
under Khangchendzonga Biosphere Reserve and shares a very close boundary with
Khangchendzonga National Park at Gomothang. Here globally endangered animals
like Red Panda, Himalayan Tahr, Blue Sheep, Himalayan Black Bear and
spectacular pheasants like Satyr Tragopan, Himalayan Monal and Blood Pheasant
flourish and roam. It is also recorded to have witnessed highest population of
Himalayan Griffon Vulture roaming in Sikkim. Its elevation ranging from 1800 to
8583 meters above mean sea level consisting of lower hill, middle and higher
hills, alpine zones and snow bound land.
This valley almost has everything which a tourist can dream of
as a land of fairs and festivals, snow-clad mountains, holy lakes and peaks,
holy caves, pilgrims spot, living local culture, pleasant valley flora and
fauna and amazingly a century old stonewalls decorated with Buddhist script can
still be seen at Golaghar Yambong and so on.
Day 1: NJP/Bagdogra to Pelling
Day 2: Pelling to Nambu, trek to Rimbik
Day 3: Rinbik to Chongri village (2050 m)
Day 4: Chongri to Nayapatal (3000 m)
Day 5: Nayapatal (halt for acclamatisation)
Day 6: Nayapatal to Lower Yambong (3700 m)
Day 7: lower Yambong to Lam Pokri (3900 m)
Day 8: Lam Pokri to Gomathang (3700 m)
Day 9: Gomathang to Pangding (4200 m)
Day 10: Pangding to Dzongri (3750 m)
Day 11: Dzongri
to Thangsing (4200 m)
Day 12: Thangsing to lamune
Day 13: Lamune
to Goechala-thangsing
Day14: Thangsing to Tshoka
Day 15: Tshoka
to Yuksam
Yuksam – Goechala – Labdang Round trek 10 days
Day 1: Yuksam (Halt at night)
Day 2: Yuksam to Sachen
Day 3: Sachen to Tshoka
Day 4: Tshoka to Dzongri
Day 5: Dzongri to Thangsing
Day 6: Thangsing to Lam Pokri
Day 7: Lam Pokri to Kasturi orar
Day 8: Kasturi Orar to Labdang
Day 9: Labdang to Sinon
Day 10: Sinon to Tashiding
Hilley to Uttarey (West Sikkim)
The Hilley - Varsey hike
is a no sweat trek which can be completed within a day or two. Varsey is called
the valley of rhododendrons – they are available in all shades and shapes here.
The Hilley - Varsey trail is ablaze with a riot of colors during March and
April created by many species of rhododendrons blooming across the valley. The
Rhododendron Sanctuary at Hilley Varsey is spread across an area of 104 sq. km
along the Singalila Ridge which forms the natural boundary between India and
Nepal. The dense forest of Varsey is covered with hemlocks, silver firs,
magnolia and rhododendron trees and bushes.
Hilley - Varsey is also
associated with Joseph Dalton Hooker, the man who thoroughly documented the
flora and fauna of this region, and published the book called the
“Rhododendrons of Sikkim” in 1849 – his work is still followed as an authentic
text on this subject. Even the golden yellow rhododendron, scientifically
called the Dendobrium hookeriana, is named after him
Singshore Bridge - Uttarey
Lying about 25 Km from Pemayangtse it is the highest bridge in
Sikkim . 20-minute drive away is Uttarey, a base camp for adventure trail
to the Singalila range.
Day 1: Hilley to Deo dhap -11km
Day 2: deo dhap to thulo dharp – 15km
Day3: Thulo dhop to Kalijhar – 12kmSikkim’s rigges and undulating topography
is a trekker’s paradise. With its endelsss mountains, flora and fauna, Sikkim
offers a retreat that is more like a voyage of adventure and discovery. The trekking
trail in Sikkim runs through dense forest with an undulating climbs and some
time it is very sharp. Some time trekkers require treading on soft snow. 3500
meters above trails begins to run through Rhodendron and Juniper bushes with
ample opportunity to view snow clad peaks. Mountain lures, excitement over
power senses and the chances of mishap is higher.
Mount Kangchenjunga - at 8598-m the third
highest mountain on earth straddling Nepal and Sikkim - is the focal point of
Sikkim and its people and their culture. It is not just a mountain, but the
Sikkimese protective deity. The Sikkimese believes that it is not meant to be
climbed, but only worshipped, as it is the abode of "The Five Treasures of
the Great Snow". In deference to local sentiments, no expedition has set
foot on its main summit peak - but remained a few meters below.
The trekking
trip will take us through lush verdant forests, rhododendron-covered hillsides,
tiny yak-herders' summer settlements on high meadows, remote monasteries tended
by Tibetan lamas, and high viewpoints with magnificent views of white jagged
glacial peaks.
Details of the Trails:
1.Yuksam-Dzongri
Trekking Trails (5 days) (leave space for the trekking
map)
The word yuksum means” meeting place of three
lamas” referring to tri of three holy men who crowned the first Chogyal(King)
of Sikkim. This popular trek in Sikkim, is from Yuksam to Dzongri and has
superb views of Kanchenjanga. From Yuksam, the trail follows the Rathong Valley
to Bakkhim and from here a steep ascent to the village of Tsokha. Above Tsokha
the trail reaches Phedang. A further stage brings you to Dzongri (4020 M).Dzongri is situated at an altitude of about
4020 M, in west Sikkim. It offers the trekker a most fascinating close-up view
of Kanchenjanga and Mt. Pandim. To the west rises the long outline of the
Kyangla ridge. Dzongri is trekker’s paradise.
Day1: Halt at Yuksam (1600m)
Day 2: Yuksam to Tskoka(2828m) via Sachen(halt
for lunch) (14 kms)
Day 3: Tshoka to Dzongri (3750m) via
Phedang (halt for lunch) (8 kms)
Day4: Back from Dzongri to Tshoka
Day 5: Tshoka to Yuksam
2.
Yuksam to HMI Base Camp Treaking Trails (8 days)
Day1: Halt at Yuksam (1600m)
Day 2: Yuksam to Tskoka(2828m)
Day 3: Tshoka to Dzongri (3750m)
Day 4: Dzongri to HMI Base Camp() via
Day6: HMI Base Camp to Dzongri
Day 7: Day4: Back from Dzongri to Tshoka
Day 8: Tshoka to Yuksam
3. Yuksum to Goechala Trekking Trails (9 days)
Goecha La is situated at an altitude of about 4940
M. Goecha La offers a mindcatching sight of the mountains like Pandim,
Kanchenjanga and the others. The trek to Goecha la really is getting out &
getting trekked. There are only few trekking routes around the Kanchenjanga
National Park that are open to visitors. The trek is traditional which follows
a picturesque route past lush vegetation and wonderful mountain views until it
reaches a high pass. Trek from Yuksom to Samiti Lake, one of the high
altitude fresh water lakes. From this lake, one can climb up to the Goecha La
pass, and view the majestic splendors of Mount Kanchendzonga, Mount Kabru and
Kabru Dome. Also, starting from the Samiti Lake, one can trek through
Thangsing, Dzongri, up to Tsokha, where the Rhododendron trails starts. This is
one of the most popular and fascinating treks in Sikkim. Yuksom is a historical
place and was the earlier capital of Sikkim and it is also acts as the entry to
Kanchendzonga National Park.
Day1: Halt at Yuksam (1600m)
Day 2: Yuksam to Sachen (7 kms)
Day 3: Sachen to Tshoka (2828m) (7 kms)
Day 4: Tshoka to Dzongri(3750m) (8 Kms)
Day 5: Dzongri to Thangsing (4200m) (8kms)
Day 6:
Thangsing to Lamuney (4300m)
(6kms)
Day 7: Lamuney to Goechala (4900m) (16 kms)
Day 8: Thangsing to Tshoka (16 kms) . Day
9: Tshoka to Yuksum (16 kms)
Yambong – Singalila Trek 15 days trekking
trails
The Yambong Singalila range is one of the rare spots on earth
where the view embraces five summits rising above 7000m, amongst them Everest,
Makalu and Lhotse of Nepal, Mt. Khangchendzonga, Mt. sinolchu in Sikkim. You
will trek on the narrow paths adjacent to Indo-Nepali border, sometimes at the
edge of the jungle, sometimes through rhododendron forests. The visit to some
of famous lakes will give a blend touch of both nature and culture which make
the journey a rare venture. As the name depicts" Yambong Singalila is the
main mountain that connects the sikkim Himalaya range to Darjeeling hills and
Nepal and eventually separates them. Yambong Singalila range is one of the many
ranges to provides shelter to many endangered wild animals. It officially falls
under Khangchendzonga Biosphere Reserve and shares a very close boundary with
Khangchendzonga National Park at Gomothang. Here globally endangered animals
like Red Panda, Himalayan Tahr, Blue Sheep, Himalayan Black Bear and
spectacular pheasants like Satyr Tragopan, Himalayan Monal and Blood Pheasant
flourish and roam. It is also recorded to have witnessed highest population of
Himalayan Griffon Vulture roaming in Sikkim. Its elevation ranging from 1800 to
8583 meters above mean sea level consisting of lower hill, middle and higher
hills, alpine zones and snow bound land.
This valley almost has everything which a tourist can dream of
as a land of fairs and festivals, snow-clad mountains, holy lakes and peaks,
holy caves, pilgrims spot, living local culture, pleasant valley flora and
fauna and amazingly a century old stonewalls decorated with Buddhist script can
still be seen at Golaghar Yambong and so on.
Day 1: NJP/Bagdogra to Pelling
Day 2: Pelling to Nambu, trek to Rimbik
Day 3: Rinbik to Chongri village (2050 m)
Day 4: Chongri to Nayapatal (3000 m)
Day 5: Nayapatal (halt for acclamatisation)
Day 6: Nayapatal to Lower Yambong (3700 m)
Day 7: lower Yambong to Lam Pokri (3900 m)
Day 8: Lam Pokri to Gomathang (3700 m)
Day 9: Gomathang to Pangding (4200 m)
Day 10: Pangding to Dzongri (3750 m)
Day 11: Dzongri
to Thangsing (4200 m)
Day 12: Thangsing to lamune
Day 13: Lamune
to Goechala-thangsing
Day14: Thangsing to Tshoka
Day 15: Tshoka
to Yuksam
Yuksam – Goechala – Labdang Round trek 10 days
Day 1: Yuksam (Halt at night)
Day 2: Yuksam to Sachen
Day 3: Sachen to Tshoka
Day 4: Tshoka to Dzongri
Day 5: Dzongri to Thangsing
Day 6: Thangsing to Lam Pokri
Day 7: Lam Pokri to Kasturi orar
Day 8: Kasturi Orar to Labdang
Day 9: Labdang to Sinon
Day 10: Sinon to Tashiding
Hilley to Uttarey (West Sikkim)
The Hilley - Varsey hike
is a no sweat trek which can be completed within a day or two. Varsey is called
the valley of rhododendrons – they are available in all shades and shapes here.
The Hilley - Varsey trail is ablaze with a riot of colors during March and
April created by many species of rhododendrons blooming across the valley. The
Rhododendron Sanctuary at Hilley Varsey is spread across an area of 104 sq. km
along the Singalila Ridge which forms the natural boundary between India and
Nepal. The dense forest of Varsey is covered with hemlocks, silver firs,
magnolia and rhododendron trees and bushes.
Hilley - Varsey is also
associated with Joseph Dalton Hooker, the man who thoroughly documented the
flora and fauna of this region, and published the book called the
“Rhododendrons of Sikkim” in 1849 – his work is still followed as an authentic
text on this subject. Even the golden yellow rhododendron, scientifically
called the Dendobrium hookeriana, is named after him
Singshore Bridge - Uttarey
Lying about 25 Km from Pemayangtse it is the highest bridge in
Sikkim . 20-minute drive away is Uttarey, a base camp for adventure trail
to the Singalila range.
Mount Kangchenjunga - at 8598-m the third
highest mountain on earth straddling Nepal and Sikkim - is the focal point of
Sikkim and its people and their culture. It is not just a mountain, but the
Sikkimese protective deity. The Sikkimese believes that it is not meant to be
climbed, but only worshipped, as it is the abode of "The Five Treasures of
the Great Snow". In deference to local sentiments, no expedition has set
foot on its main summit peak - but remained a few meters below.
The trekking
trip will take us through lush verdant forests, rhododendron-covered hillsides,
tiny yak-herders' summer settlements on high meadows, remote monasteries tended
by Tibetan lamas, and high viewpoints with magnificent views of white jagged
glacial peaks.
Details of the Trails:
1.Yuksam-Dzongri
Trekking Trails (5 days) (leave space for the trekking
map)
The word yuksum means” meeting place of three
lamas” referring to tri of three holy men who crowned the first Chogyal(King)
of Sikkim. This popular trek in Sikkim, is from Yuksam to Dzongri and has
superb views of Kanchenjanga. From Yuksam, the trail follows the Rathong Valley
to Bakkhim and from here a steep ascent to the village of Tsokha. Above Tsokha
the trail reaches Phedang. A further stage brings you to Dzongri (4020 M).Dzongri is situated at an altitude of about
4020 M, in west Sikkim. It offers the trekker a most fascinating close-up view
of Kanchenjanga and Mt. Pandim. To the west rises the long outline of the
Kyangla ridge. Dzongri is trekker’s paradise.
Day1: Halt at Yuksam (1600m)
Day 2: Yuksam to Tskoka(2828m) via Sachen(halt
for lunch) (14 kms)
Day 3: Tshoka to Dzongri (3750m) via
Phedang (halt for lunch) (8 kms)
Day4: Back from Dzongri to Tshoka
Day 5: Tshoka to Yuksam
2.
Yuksam to HMI Base Camp Treaking Trails (8 days)
Day1: Halt at Yuksam (1600m)
Day 2: Yuksam to Tskoka(2828m)
Day 3: Tshoka to Dzongri (3750m)
Day 4: Dzongri to HMI Base Camp() via
Day6: HMI Base Camp to Dzongri
Day 7: Day4: Back from Dzongri to Tshoka
Day 8: Tshoka to Yuksam
3. Yuksum to Goechala Trekking Trails (9 days)
Goecha La is situated at an altitude of about 4940
M. Goecha La offers a mindcatching sight of the mountains like Pandim,
Kanchenjanga and the others. The trek to Goecha la really is getting out &
getting trekked. There are only few trekking routes around the Kanchenjanga
National Park that are open to visitors. The trek is traditional which follows
a picturesque route past lush vegetation and wonderful mountain views until it
reaches a high pass. Trek from Yuksom to Samiti Lake, one of the high
altitude fresh water lakes. From this lake, one can climb up to the Goecha La
pass, and view the majestic splendors of Mount Kanchendzonga, Mount Kabru and
Kabru Dome. Also, starting from the Samiti Lake, one can trek through
Thangsing, Dzongri, up to Tsokha, where the Rhododendron trails starts. This is
one of the most popular and fascinating treks in Sikkim. Yuksom is a historical
place and was the earlier capital of Sikkim and it is also acts as the entry to
Kanchendzonga National Park.
Day1: Halt at Yuksam (1600m)
Day 2: Yuksam to Sachen (7 kms)
Day 3: Sachen to Tshoka (2828m) (7 kms)
Day 4: Tshoka to Dzongri(3750m) (8 Kms)
Day 5: Dzongri to Thangsing (4200m) (8kms)
Day 6:
Thangsing to Lamuney (4300m)
(6kms)
Day 7: Lamuney to Goechala (4900m) (16 kms)
Day 8: Thangsing to Tshoka (16 kms) . Day
9: Tshoka to Yuksum (16 kms)
Yambong – Singalila Trek 15 days trekking
trails
The Yambong Singalila range is one of the rare spots on earth
where the view embraces five summits rising above 7000m, amongst them Everest,
Makalu and Lhotse of Nepal, Mt. Khangchendzonga, Mt. sinolchu in Sikkim. You
will trek on the narrow paths adjacent to Indo-Nepali border, sometimes at the
edge of the jungle, sometimes through rhododendron forests. The visit to some
of famous lakes will give a blend touch of both nature and culture which make
the journey a rare venture. As the name depicts" Yambong Singalila is the
main mountain that connects the sikkim Himalaya range to Darjeeling hills and
Nepal and eventually separates them. Yambong Singalila range is one of the many
ranges to provides shelter to many endangered wild animals. It officially falls
under Khangchendzonga Biosphere Reserve and shares a very close boundary with
Khangchendzonga National Park at Gomothang. Here globally endangered animals
like Red Panda, Himalayan Tahr, Blue Sheep, Himalayan Black Bear and
spectacular pheasants like Satyr Tragopan, Himalayan Monal and Blood Pheasant
flourish and roam. It is also recorded to have witnessed highest population of
Himalayan Griffon Vulture roaming in Sikkim. Its elevation ranging from 1800 to
8583 meters above mean sea level consisting of lower hill, middle and higher
hills, alpine zones and snow bound land.
This valley almost has everything which a tourist can dream of
as a land of fairs and festivals, snow-clad mountains, holy lakes and peaks,
holy caves, pilgrims spot, living local culture, pleasant valley flora and
fauna and amazingly a century old stonewalls decorated with Buddhist script can
still be seen at Golaghar Yambong and so on.
Day 1: NJP/Bagdogra to Pelling
Day 2: Pelling to Nambu, trek to Rimbik
Day 3: Rinbik to Chongri village (2050 m)
Day 4: Chongri to Nayapatal (3000 m)
Day 5: Nayapatal (halt for acclamatisation)
Day 6: Nayapatal to Lower Yambong (3700 m)
Day 7: lower Yambong to Lam Pokri (3900 m)
Day 8: Lam Pokri to Gomathang (3700 m)
Day 9: Gomathang to Pangding (4200 m)
Day 10: Pangding to Dzongri (3750 m)
Day 11: Dzongri
to Thangsing (4200 m)
Day 12: Thangsing to lamune
Day 13: Lamune
to Goechala-thangsing
Day14: Thangsing to Tshoka
Day 15: Tshoka
to Yuksam
Yuksam – Goechala – Labdang Round trek 10 days
Day 1: Yuksam (Halt at night)
Day 2: Yuksam to Sachen
Day 3: Sachen to Tshoka
Day 4: Tshoka to Dzongri
Day 5: Dzongri to Thangsing
Day 6: Thangsing to Lam Pokri
Day 7: Lam Pokri to Kasturi orar
Day 8: Kasturi Orar to Labdang
Day 9: Labdang to Sinon
Day 10: Sinon to Tashiding
Hilley to Uttarey (West Sikkim)
The Hilley - Varsey hike
is a no sweat trek which can be completed within a day or two. Varsey is called
the valley of rhododendrons – they are available in all shades and shapes here.
The Hilley - Varsey trail is ablaze with a riot of colors during March and
April created by many species of rhododendrons blooming across the valley. The
Rhododendron Sanctuary at Hilley Varsey is spread across an area of 104 sq. km
along the Singalila Ridge which forms the natural boundary between India and
Nepal. The dense forest of Varsey is covered with hemlocks, silver firs,
magnolia and rhododendron trees and bushes.
Hilley - Varsey is also
associated with Joseph Dalton Hooker, the man who thoroughly documented the
flora and fauna of this region, and published the book called the
“Rhododendrons of Sikkim” in 1849 – his work is still followed as an authentic
text on this subject. Even the golden yellow rhododendron, scientifically
called the Dendobrium hookeriana, is named after him
Singshore Bridge - Uttarey
Lying about 25 Km from Pemayangtse it is the highest bridge in
Sikkim . 20-minute drive away is Uttarey, a base camp for adventure trail
to the Singalila range.
Day 1: Hilley to Deo dhap -11km
Day 2: deo dhap to thulo dharp – 15km
Day3: Thulo dhop to Kalijhar – 12km
Day 4: Kaljira to Uttarey – 17 km
Hee Patal to Uttarey trekking trails 5 days.
Day 1: Hee patal to sammatar – 14km
Day 2: Sammatar to Deoregalary dhap – 15km
Day 3: Deoregalay dhap to thulo dharp –
15km
Day 4: Thulo dhrap to kalijiher – 12km
Day 5: Kalijiher to Uttarey -17km
Day 1: Hilley to Deo dhap -11km
Day 2: deo dhap to thulo dharp – 15km
Day3: Thulo dhop to Kalijhar – 12km
Day 4: Kaljira to Uttarey – 17 km
Hee Patal to Uttarey trekking trails 5 days.
Day 1: Hee patal to sammatar – 14km
Day 2: Sammatar to Deoregalary dhap – 15km
Day 3: Deoregalay dhap to thulo dharp –
15km
Day 4: Thulo dhrap to kalijiher – 12km
Day 5: Kalijiher to Uttarey -17km
Day 4: Kaljira to Uttarey – 17 km
Hee Patal to Uttarey trekking trails 5 days.
Day 1: Hee patal to sammatar – 14km
Day 2: Sammatar to Deoregalary dhap – 15km
Day 3: Deoregalay dhap to thulo dharp –
15km
Day 4: Thulo dhrap to kalijiher – 12km
Day 5: Kalijiher to Uttarey -17km
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