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Treks of Uttarakhand "Treks From Pithoragarh"

TREKKING

The hilly terrain of Uttarakhand provides plenty of opportunities for mountaineering, trekking and rock climbing. The easternmost hill district Pithoragarh, bordering Nepal and

Tibet, often dubbed as ‘Miniature Kashmir’, is abundant in natural beauty, making it the perfect base for many an exciting trek. Several interesting treks interlace the Gori Valley with some of the well-traversed trekking routes running along the Munsiyari – Martoli – Milam – Ralam Glacier. These treks are not just walks of adventure, but are also an interesting way to interact and understand the social and cultural life of the people in the Chaudans, Byans and Darma Valleys. The Bageshwar – Sunderdhunga – Pindari – Kafni Glacier trek is another highly preferred trekking route in the area.The Garhwal region also offers several thrilling treks, some of them being the Panch Kedar trek, Kedarnath – Vasuki Tal trek, Gangotri – Kedarnath trek and the Gangotri – Gaumukh – Nandanvan – Tapovan trek. The Panch Kedar trek passes through the five Kedars represented by Kedarnath, Madmaheshwar, Tungnath, Kalpeshwar and Rudranath. The fascinating routes are profusely intermingled with the widest range of flora and fauna. The Valley of Flowers and Hemkund trek start from Govindghat and lead to Badrinath. Other treks like the Kalindikhal trek, the Khatling – Sahasratal – Masartal trek, Har Ki Dun trek, Rishikesh – Pauri – Binsar trek and Roopkund trek are equally invigorating for both the eager amateur and the veteran mountaineer.

THE NEHRU INSTITUTE OF MOUNTAINEERING (NIM)

For the past 40 years, with the aim to produce trained mountaineers and mountaineering enthusiasts, NIM has trained thousands of Indians and hundreds of foreigners. The

proposal to set up such an institute was first declared by the Ministry of Defence in 1964. NIM was established on November 14, 1965 at Uttarkashi to honour the desire of Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, who was passionate about mountains. Bachhendri Pal, the first Indian woman to climb Mt. Everest, was trained at this Institute. The core of the training covers a high degree of technical exposure and expertise, along with safety applications to instill the correct mountaineering ethos. Although it is one of India’s youngest institutes, it has managed to get ahead of most others and has become a trusted anchor when it comes to mountaineering training. The excellent training standards, good administration, along with dedicated staff, make it one of the finest mountaineering institutes in the world.

Treks From Pithoragarh

Pithoragarh is the easternmost district of Uttarakhand, neighbouring Tibet in the north and Nepal in the east. A place of exquisite natural beauty and serenity,

Pithoragarh is popularly known as the 'Little Kashmir'. This captivating town with fascinating forests around it is located at an impressive height of 1,645 m and is nestled in a small valley. Pithoragarh town is a historical landmark. It was a major center of power during the regime of the Chand Kings in Kumaon. From here, pilgrims take their journey to the holy shrines, Kailash and Mansarovar.This valley also nestles the snow-crested peaks Nanda Devi East (7,434 m) and West (7,817 m). Below these mighty peaks lie the alpine valleys and glaciers like Milam, Ralam, Namik and Sundardunga.

S. No.	Name of Trek Route	Distance in Kms.	Duration of Trek	Gradient of Trek
1	Om Parvat-Adi Kailash Trek (Altitude 4752 Mtrs.)
Pithoragarh - 133 km motorable - Mangati - 6 km trek - Gala - 20 km trek - Budhi- 17 km trek - Gunji - 18 km trek - Nabidhang - 18 km trek - Gunji - 16 km trek - Kuti - 12 km trek - Jollingkong		107 Kms.	12 day	Strenuous
2	Sinla Pass Trek (Altitude 5530 Mtrs.)
Pithoragarh - 133 km motorable - Mangati - 6 km trek - Gala - 20 km trek - Budhi- 17 km trek - Gunji - 16 km trek - Kuti - 12 km trek - Jollingkong - 9 km trek - Sinla Pass - 8 km trek - Bedang - 15 km trek - Dugtu - 10 km trek - Sela - 12 km trek - Dar - 4 km Sobla - 17 km jeepable - Twaghat		129 Kms.	13 day	Strenuous
3	Chiplakot Trek (Altitude 5132 Mtrs.)
Pithoragarh - 116 km motorable - Twaghat - 36 km trek - Chiplakot - 14 km trek - Chiyarthi - 15 km trek - Sheraghat		65 Kms.	5 day	Strenuous
4	Ralam Glacier Trek (Altitude 3940 Mtrs.)
Munsiyari - 12 km trek - Lilam - 13 km trek - Bugdiyar - 12 km trek - Ralam Glacier		37 Kms.	4 day	Strenuous
5	Milam Glacier Trek (Altitude 3915 Mtrs.)
Munsiyari - 12 km trek - Lilam - 13 km trek - Bugdiyar - 12 km trek - Reelkot - 9 km trek - Burfu - 8 km - Milam Village - 5 km Milam Glacier		59 Kms.	6 day	Strenuous
6	Namik Glacier Trek (Altitude 3829 Mtrs.)
Bageshwar - 50 km motorable - Liti - 10 km trek - Gogina - 9 km trek - Dhaldhauk - 7 km trek - Sutamkhan - 12 km trek - Jogiudiyal - 6 km trek - Namik Glacier		44 Kms.	5 day	Strenuous

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Treks of Uttarakhand "Treks From Bageshwar"

TREKKING

The hilly terrain of Uttarakhand provides plenty of opportunities for mountaineering, trekking and rock climbing. The easternmost hill district Pithoragarh, bordering Nepal and

THE NEHRU INSTITUTE OF MOUNTAINEERING (NIM)

For the past 40 years, with the aim to produce trained mountaineers and mountaineering enthusiasts, NIM has trained thousands of Indians and hundreds of foreigners. The

proposal to set up such an institute was first declared by the Ministry of Defence in 1964. NIM was established on November 14, 1965 at Uttarkashi to honour the desire of Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, who was passionate about mountains. Bachhendri Pal, the first Indian woman to climb Mt. Everest, was trained at this Institute. The core of the training covers a high degree of technical exposure and expertise, along with safety applications to instill the correct mountaineering ethos. Although it is one of India’s youngest institutes, it has managed to get ahead of most others and has become a trusted anchor when it comes to mountaineering training. The excellent training standards, good administration, along with dedicated staff, make it one of the finest mountaineering institutes in the world.

Treks From Bageshwar Nestled amidst misty hills, located at the confluence of the Gomti and Saryu rivers, at a height of 960 meters above sea level lies the holy town of Bageshwar. This 1695.7 sq. km. land of 'Sadashiva' has attracted saints and devotees through ages. As described in the 'Puranas', this is the ultimate place that liberates one from the bondage of birth and death. The temple of Baghnath (Lord Shiva), situated here is venerated by one and all. Devotees gather here on 'Shivratri fair' to worship the lord.Apart from its religious sanctity, Bageshwar is also a trekker's paradise. Adi Shankaracharya, who trekked in the Himalayas in the 8th century A.D., was a pioneer who opened trekking routes in this part of India. The mountain adventure season which till recently was confined to the summer months in this region, now covers almost the full year including winters. Bageshwar is the entry point to the most popular trekking routes like Pindari, Kafni and Sunderdunga Glaciers

S. No.	Name of Trek Route	Distance in Kms.	Duration of Trek	Gradient of Trek
1	Pindari Glacier Trek (Altitude 3600 Mtrs.)
Bageshwar - 36 km motorable - Song - 14 km trek - Dhaukuri - 8 km trek - Khati - 11 km trek - Duali - 7 km trek - Phurkia - 5 km trek - Pindari Glacier		45 Kms.	8 day	Strenuous
2	Kafni Glacier (Altitude 3800 Mtrs.)
Bageshwar - 36 km motorable - Song - 14 km trek - Dhaukuri - 8 km trek - Khati - 11 km trek - Duali - 12 km trek - Kafni Glacier		45 Kms.	8 day	Strenuous
3	Sunderdunga Glacier Trek (Altitude 3240 Mtrs.)
Bageshwar - 36 km motorable - Song - 14 km trek - Dhaukuri - 8 km trek - Khati - 7 km trek - Jaitoli - 22 km trek - Sundardhunga		51 Kms.	9 day	Strenuous

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Treks of Uttarakhand "Treks From Champawat"

TREKKING

The hilly terrain of Uttarakhand provides plenty of opportunities for mountaineering, trekking and rock climbing. The easternmost hill district Pithoragarh, bordering Nepal

and Tibet, often dubbed as ‘Miniature Kashmir’, is abundant in natural beauty, making it the perfect base for many an exciting trek. Several interesting treks interlace the Gori Valley with some of the well-traversed trekking routes running along the Munsiyari – Martoli – Milam – Ralam Glacier. These treks are not just walks of adventure, but are also an interesting way to interact and understand the social and cultural life of the people in the Chaudans, Byans and Darma Valleys. The Bageshwar – Sunderdhunga – Pindari – Kafni Glacier trek is another highly preferred trekking route in the area.The Garhwal region also offers several thrilling treks, some of them being the Panch Kedar trek, Kedarnath – Vasuki Tal trek, Gangotri – Kedarnath trek and the Gangotri – Gaumukh – Nandanvan – Tapovan trek. The Panch Kedar trek passes through the five Kedars represented by Kedarnath, Madmaheshwar, Tungnath, Kalpeshwar and Rudranath. The fascinating routes are profusely intermingled with the widest range of flora and fauna. The Valley of Flowers and Hemkund trek start from Govindghat and lead to Badrinath. Other treks like the Kalindikhal trek, the Khatling – Sahasratal – Masartal trek, Har Ki Dun trek, Rishikesh – Pauri – Binsar trek and Roopkund trek are equally invigorating for both the eager amateur and the veteran mountaineer.

THE NEHRU INSTITUTE OF MOUNTAINEERING (NIM)

For the past 40 years, with the aim to produce trained mountaineers and mountaineering enthusiasts, NIM has trained thousands of Indians and hundreds of foreigners. The

proposal to set up such an institute was first declared by the Ministry of Defence in 1964. NIM was established on November 14, 1965 at Uttarkashi to honour the desire of Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, who was passionate about mountains. Bachhendri Pal, the first Indian woman to climb Mt. Everest, was trained at this Institute. The core of the training covers a high degree of technical exposure and expertise, along with safety applications to instill the correct mountaineering ethos. Although it is one of India’s youngest institutes, it has managed to get ahead of most others and has become a trusted anchor when it comes to mountaineering training. The excellent training standards, good administration, along with dedicated staff, make it one of the finest mountaineering institutes in the world.

Treks From Champawat The town of Champawat is located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. This town is a very famous tourist destination and was also once the capital of the Chand rulers. Champawat is thus steeped in history, and a visit to the town is sure to excite even the most demanding tourist. Champawat has enormous religious significance as well, as Indian mythology mentions this as the place where Lord Vishnu appeared as ‘Kurmavatar’ (incarnated as a tortoise). Champawat is a destination that attracts many pilgrims as well, due to the sheer number of temples located in the region. All these temples are beautifully constructed and carved, and some of them date back to the time of the Chand rulers. The Baleshwar temple in Champawat is an important place that you must visit during your trip to the place. Dedicated to the chief deity Lord Shiva, this temple has a structure carved entirely out of stone. You can also visit the Nagnath temple during your trip to Champawat. This is yet another ancient structure that attracts tourists in droves. A temple dedicated to Kranteshwar Mahadev, located atop a hill, is another must visit destination in Champawat. You can also visit Lohaghat during your trip to Champawat, as this ancient city is located at a distance of fourteen kilometres from the town of Champawat.

S. No.	Name of Trek Route	Distance in Kms.	Duration of Trek	Gradient of Trek
1	Lohaghat-Vanasur Kila Trek	6 Kms.	1 day	Normal
2	Lohaghat-Mayawati-Ek Hathiya Naula-Champawat Trek
Lohaghat - 5 km trek - Mayawati - 3 km trek - Ek Hathiya Naula - 5 km trek - Champawat		13 Kms.	1 day	Normal
3	Tanakpur-Vyanthura Trek
Tanakpur - 8 km motorable - Sainapani - 6 km jeepable and 6 km trek - Vyanthura		6 Kms.	1 day	Normal
4	Tanakpur-Poornagiri Trek
Tanakpur - 14 km motorable - Dhuligad - 8 km trek - poornagiri		8 Kms.	1 day	Normal
5	Champawat-Kanteshwar-Manch Trek
Champawat - 8 km trek - Kanteshwar - 7 km trek - Manch		15 Kms.	2 day	Normal
6	Lohaghat-Pancheshwar Trek
Lohaghat - 9 km trek - Kimtoli - 11 km trek - Pancheshwar		20 Kms.	2 day	Normal
7	Tanakpur-Champawat Trek
Tanakpur - 6 km - Boom - 6 km trek - Kaldhunga - 3 km trek - Chuka - 6 km trek - Tamli - 5 km trek - Manch - 5 km trek - Champawat

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Treks of Uttarakhand "Treks From Almora"

TREKKING

The hilly terrain of Uttarakhand provides plenty of opportunities for mountaineering, trekking and rock climbing. The easternmost hill district Pithoragarh, bordering Nepal and Tibet, often dubbed as ‘Miniature Kashmir’, is abundant in natural beauty, making it

the perfect base for many an exciting trek. Several interesting treks interlace the Gori Valley with some of the well-traversed trekking routes running along the Munsiyari – Martoli – Milam – Ralam Glacier. These treks are not just walks of adventure, but are also an interesting way to interact and understand the social and cultural life of the people in the Chaudans, Byans and Darma Valleys. The Bageshwar – Sunderdhunga – Pindari – Kafni Glacier trek is another highly preferred trekking route in the area.The Garhwal region also offers several thrilling treks, some of them being the Panch Kedar trek, Kedarnath – Vasuki Tal trek, Gangotri – Kedarnath trek and the Gangotri – Gaumukh – Nandanvan – Tapovan trek. The Panch Kedar trek passes through the five Kedars represented by Kedarnath, Madmaheshwar, Tungnath, Kalpeshwar and Rudranath. The fascinating routes are profusely intermingled with the widest range of flora and fauna. The Valley of Flowers and Hemkund trek start from Govindghat and lead to Badrinath. Other treks like the Kalindikhal trek, the Khatling – Sahasratal – Masartal trek, Har Ki Dun trek, Rishikesh – Pauri – Binsar trek and Roopkund trek are equally invigorating for both the eager amateur and the veteran mountaineer.

THE NEHRU INSTITUTE OF MOUNTAINEERING (NIM)

For the past 40 years, with the aim to produce trained mountaineers and mountaineering enthusiasts, NIM has trained thousands of Indians and hundreds of foreigners. The

proposal to set up such an institute was first declared by the Ministry of Defence in 1964. NIM was established on November 14, 1965 at Uttarkashi to honour the desire of Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, who was passionate about mountains. Bachhendri Pal, the first Indian woman to climb Mt. Everest, was trained at this Institute. The core of the training covers a high degree of technical exposure and expertise, along with safety applications to instill the correct mountaineering ethos. Although it is one of India’s youngest institutes, it has managed to get ahead of most others and has become a trusted anchor when it comes to mountaineering training. The excellent training standards, good administration, along with dedicated staff, make it one of the finest mountaineering institutes in the world.

Treks From Almora Almora, another popular hill station of Uttarakhand is known as the cultural capital of Kumaon. This town is situated on a 5 km mountain range situated at an altitude of 1,650 m and from a distance its shape resembles a horse shoe. Almora was not discovered and developed by the British, instead it was the seat of power of the Chand Dynasty who ruled the land of Kumaon for almost a millennium. The town has maintained its old customs and traditions that are visible in the way houses and roads have been built. The old forts, the historical monuments and the royal courts still exist in decent shape. The Kaushiki (Koshi) and Shalmali (Suyal) Rivers encircle the town, overlooked by the snows of the Himalayas. A must buy are the local Kumaoni sweets called Bal Mithai and Singauri.

S. No.	Name of Trek Route	Distance in Kms.	Duration of Trek	Gradient of Trek
1	Almora-Binsar- Jageshwar Trek
Almora - 13 km motorable - Kalmathiya - 10 km trek - Davra Gaun - 10 km trek - Dalar Gaun - 6 km trek - Binsar - 8 km Dhaulchina - 10 km trek - Jageshwar		44 Kms.	4 day	Normal
2	Almora-Shitalakhet-Ranikhet Trek
Almora - 17 km trek -Shitalakhet - 17 km trek - Chaukutiya		34 Kms.	3 day	Normal
3	Dwarahat-Doonagiri-Kausani Trek
Dwaragat - 10 km trek - Doonagiri - 10 km motorable and 10 km trek - Bhattkot - 10 km trek - Virdh Pinnak - 9 km trek - Kausani		39 Kms.	4 day	Normal
4	Almora-Banadi Devi- Kunwari Devi Trek
Almora - 9 km trek - Banadi Devi - 3 km trek - Jalna - 4 km trek - Kunwari Devi - 4 km trek Back - Jalna - 30 km motorable - Almora		20 Kms.	2 day	Normal

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Treks of Uttarakhand "Treks From Nainital"

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THE NEHRU INSTITUTE OF MOUNTAINEERING (NIM)

For the past 40 years, with the aim to produce trained mountaineers and mountaineering enthusiasts, NIM has trained thousands of Indians and hundreds of foreigners. The

proposal to set up such an institute was first declared by the Ministry of Defence in 1964. NIM was established on November 14, 1965 at Uttarkashi to honour the desire of Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, who was passionate about mountains. Bachhendri Pal, the first Indian woman to climb Mt. Everest, was trained at this Institute. The core of the training covers a high degree of technical exposure and expertise, along with safety applications to instill the correct mountaineering ethos. Although it is one of India’s youngest institutes, it has managed to get ahead of most others and has become a trusted anchor when it comes to mountaineering training. The excellent training standards, good administration, along with dedicated staff, make it one of the finest mountaineering institutes in the world.


Trek From Nainital Nainital is referred in the 'Manas Khand' of the 'Skanda Purana' as the Tri-Rishi-Sarovar, the lake of the three sages, Atri, Pulastya and Pulaha who were reputed to have arrived here on pilgrimage and penitence. Finding no water to quench their thirst dug a hole and siphoned water into it from the sacred Mansarovar lake in Tibet. The second mythological reference to Nainital is as one of 64 'Shakti Peeths'. Legend says that Sati, the consort of Shiva consigned herself to the sacrificial fire when her father Daksha insulted her lord. In grief, Shiva danced the tandava with the lifeless body of Sati, until Vishnu cut it into bits scattering it all over the land. It is said that the left eye (Nain) of Sati fell here. Consequently it turned into the patron deity of town Nainital. It is said that the lake is formed in the shape of an eye. Naina Devi temple is located at the northern end of the lake. According to recent historical records, Nainital was discovered by a British sugar merchant P. Barron in 1839. He was so deeply enthralled by the lake settlement and its forested surrounding that he came back with a sailing boat and built a house named 'Pilgrim's Cottage'. Thus started the process of settlement in this once secluded mountain resort, with colonial villas and promenades coming up one after the other. Soon, it became an important administrative town as well, with the summer capital of the erstwhile United Provinces being set up here. A major landslide in 1880 led to the formation of the flats, the level ground by the lake. Torrential rains resulted in a devastating landslide that destroyed several buildings including the Victoria Hotel at the north end of the lake near Mallital. The area was later levelled out and became a popular meeting ground and sports area. Known as The Flats it is now also used for parking vehicles during the peak tourist season. Prior to 1839, the valley was covered by thick forests and inhabited by hill tribes. The main attractions of Nainital range from quiet walks in meadows the forests of pine and deciduous trees to adventure sports (rock climbing, yachting etc.) to popular entertainment.

S. No.	Name of Trek Route	Distance in Kms.	Duration of Trek	Gradient of Trek
1	Sapta Shrang Trek (Altitude 2075 Mtr)
Nainita - 1 km trek - Ayar patta (Tiffen Top) - 1 km trek - Dev Patta - 1 km trek - Handi Bandi - 1 km trek - China - 1 km trek - Alma - 1 km trek - Snow View - 1 km - Sher ka Danda		7 Kms.	1 day	Normal
2	Nainital-Khurpa Tal Trek (Altitude 1635 Mtr)
Nainital - 2 km Trek - Hanuman Garh - 3 km trek - Rusi Gaun - 5 km trek - Khurpa Tal		10 Kms.	1 day	Normal
3	Rajbhawan Darshan Trek (Altitude 2222 Mtr)
Nainital - 4 km trek - Lands end - 1 km trek - Semi Dhar - 2 km trek- Tiffen Top - 1 km trek - Sherwood - 1 km trek - Rajbhawan		9 Kms.	1 day	Normal
4	Van Vihar Trek (Altitude 2286 )
Nainital - 1 km trek - Snow View - 1 km trek - Tanki - 8 km trek - kilvari		10 Kms.	1 day	Normal
5	Brahmsthali Trek (Altitude 3260)
Nainital - 20 km motorable - Vinayak - 7 km trek - Brahmsthali		7 Kms.	1 day	Normal
6	P.Barren Trek
(Nainital- 1 km trek - Snow view - 4 km trek - Duni Khal - 4 km trek - Naya Chaursa - 3 km trek - Ratighat)		12 Kms.	1 day	Normal
7	Ravindra Nath Tagore Trek (Altitude 2200 )
Nainital - 25 km motorable - Ram Garh - 3 km trek - Tagore Top - 4 km trek - Maheshkhan - 17 km motorable - Nainital		7 Kms.	2 day	Normal
8	Himalaya Darshan Trek (Altitude 2292)
Nainital - 8 km trek - Pangut - 7 km trek - Vinayak - 18 km trek - Kunj kharak - 38 km motorable - Nainital		33 Kms.	3 day	Normal
9	Nainital-Betal ghat Trek (Angling Trek)
Nainital - 8 km trek - Pangut - 7 km trek - Vinayak - 18 km trek - Kunj kharak - 15 km trek - Betal Ghat - 69 km motorable - Nainital		48 Kms.	4 day	Normal
10	Nainital-Kotabagh Trek
Nainital - 8 km trek - Pangut - 6 km trek - Dauliya Khan - 8 km trek - Titeshvari Devi - 5 km trek - Taliya Gaun - 4 km trek - Panday Gaun - 2 km trek - Kotabagh - 52 km motorable - Nainital.		33 Kms.	4 day	Normal
11	Corbett Trek
Nainital - 8 km trek - Pangut - 7 km trek - Vinayak - 18 km trek - Kunj kharak - 5 km trek - Kunltani Gaun - 5 km trek - Bagani Gaun - 5 km trek - Raiyan Gaun - 4 km trek - Lakhan pur - 4 km trek - Rampur Gaun - 12 km trek - Kayari Camp - 70 km motorable - Nainital		68 Kms.	6 day	Normal
12	Devguru Parvat Trek (Altitude 2436 Mtr)
Nainital - 74 km motorable - Karayal Band - 5 km trek -Tushrad- 5 km trek - Chida Khan - 7 km trek - Devguru Parvat		17 Kms.	2 day	Strenuous
13	Twin lake Trek
Nainital - 109 motorable - Dal Kanya - 18 km trek - Syonear - 1 km trek - Lokham Tal- 2 km trek - Harish Tal - 12 km trek -Gaza Gaun -14 km trek - Logagad Gaun - 80 km motorable - Nainital		47 Kms.	4 day	Strenuous
14	Nainital-Adi kailash Trek
Nainital - 46 km motorable - Bhataliya Gaun (Pinrau) - 6 km trek - Adi Kailash - 9 km trek - Hairakhan - 75 km motorable - Nainital		15 Kms.	2 day	Normal
15	China Peak Trek (Altitude )
Nainital - 4 km trek- China peak - 3 km trek -Taki - 2 km trek - Nainital		9 Kms.	1 day	Normal

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Treks of Uttarakhand "Treks From Haridwar"

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THE NEHRU INSTITUTE OF MOUNTAINEERING (NIM)

For the past 40 years, with the aim to produce trained mountaineers and mountaineering enthusiasts, NIM has trained thousands of Indians and hundreds of foreigners. The

proposal to set up such an institute was first declared by the Ministry of Defence in 1964. NIM was established on November 14, 1965 at Uttarkashi to honour the desire of Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, who was passionate about mountains. Bachhendri Pal, the first Indian woman to climb Mt. Everest, was trained at this Institute. The core of the training covers a high degree of technical exposure and expertise, along with safety applications to instill the correct mountaineering ethos. Although it is one of India’s youngest institutes, it has managed to get ahead of most others and has become a trusted anchor when it comes to mountaineering training. The excellent training standards, good administration, along with dedicated staff, make it one of the finest mountaineering institutes in the world.

Treks From Haridwar Haridwar is the gateway to the four pilgrimages of Uttarakhand. It’s also your starting point on the journey to the sacred sources of the rivers Ganga and the Yamuna. According to legend, Prince Bhagirath performed penance here to salvage the souls of his ancestors who had perished due to sage Kapil’s curse. The penance was answered and the river Ganga trickled forth from Lord Shiva's locks and its bountiful water revived the sons of King Sagara. In the tradition of Bhagirath, devout Hindus stand in the sacred waters here, praying for salvation of their ancestors.

S. No.	Name of Trek Route	Distance in Kms.	Duration of Trek	Gradient of Trek
1	Mansa Devi Trek	3 Kms.	1/2 day	Normal
2	Chandi Devi Trek	5 Kms.	1 day	Normal

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Treks of Uttarakhand "Treks From Uttarkashi"

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THE NEHRU INSTITUTE OF MOUNTAINEERING (NIM)

For the past 40 years, with the aim to produce trained mountaineers and mountaineering enthusiasts, NIM has trained thousands of Indians and hundreds of foreigners. The

proposal to set up such an institute was first declared by the Ministry of Defence in 1964. NIM was established on November 14, 1965 at Uttarkashi to honour the desire of Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, who was passionate about mountains. Bachhendri Pal, the first Indian woman to climb Mt. Everest, was trained at this Institute. The core of the training covers a high degree of technical exposure and expertise, along with safety applications to instill the correct mountaineering ethos. Although it is one of India’s youngest institutes, it has managed to get ahead of most others and has become a trusted anchor when it comes to mountaineering training. The excellent training standards, good administration, along with dedicated staff, make it one of the finest mountaineering institutes in the world.

Trek From Uttarkashi The town of Uttarkashi is located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. This town is a very important tourist destination in the region and it is located in the Uttarkashi district. The place is known for its stunning natural beauty, and is also called as Devbhumi, which can be literally translated to ‘Land of the Gods’. Pilgrims from all around the country flock to this region too, due to its religious heritage. There are many temples in Uttarkashi that you can visit during your trip to the place and the most famous one among these is that of Lord Vishwanath. This is the largest temple in the region, and the most frequented one as well. There are several smaller temples in Uttarkashi as well, and these are dedicated to the chief deities Hanuman and Durga. Many other shrines are present in Uttarkashi and they cater to a wide variety of Gods, including Parshuram, Annapurna, Dattatrya, Bhairav, Laksheswar and Ekadashrudra. The Nehru Mountaineering Institute, which is located in Uttarkashi, is also a famous tourist spot in the region. You can also visit the hot water springs in the region of Gangnani during your trip to Uttarkashi. Gangotri is a popular pilgrimage spot located in the region, at a distance of 99 kilometres from Uttarkashi. Yamunotri can also be visited from the town as well.

S. No.	Name of Trek Route	Distance in Kms.	Duration of Trek	Gradient of Trek
1	Gaumukh - Nandanvan-Tapovan Trek (Alt. 4460 Mtr)
Gangotri - 12 km trek- Bhojwasa - 6 km trek - Gomukh- 6 km trek - Nandanvan - 5 km trek - Tapovan		29 Kms.	7 day	Strenuous
2	Gangotri-Kalindi Khal Trek (Altitude 5950 Mtrs.)
Gangotri - 12 km trek- Bhojwasa - 6 km trek - Gomukh- 6 km trek - Nandanvan - 10 km trek - Vasuki tal - 8 km trek - Kharapathar - 6 km trek - Kalandibase - 14 km trek - Arwa tal - 18 km trek - Ghastoli - 17 km trek - Badrinath		97 Kms.	12 day	Strenuous
3	Sangam Chatti-Dodi Tal-Hanuman Chatti Trek (Altitude 3307 Mtrs.)
Gangori - 13 km motorable - Sangamchatti - 5 km trek - Agoda - 10 km trek - Manjhi - 6 km trek - Dodi tal - 32 km trek - Hanuman Chatti		66 Kms.	6 day	Strenuous
4	Dayara Bugyal Trek (Altitude - 3048 Mtrs.)
Bhatwari - 10 km motorable - Raithal - 6 km trek - Dayara Bugyal - 8 km trek - Barsu - 12 km motorable - Bhatwari		14 Kms.	2 day	Medium
5	Harki Doon Trek (Altitude 3566 Mtrs.)
Dehradun - 193 km motorable - Sankari - 10 km trek - Taluka - 11 km trek - Osla - 12 km trek - Har-ki-dun		33 Kms.	6 day	Strenuous
6	Ruinsara Tal Trek (Altitude 3566 Mtrs.)
Dehradun - 193 km motorable - Sankari - 10 km trek - Taluka - 11 km trek - Osla - 20 km trek - Ruinsara Tal		41 Kms.	9 day	Strenuous
7	Uttarkashi- Nachiketa Tal Trek (Altitude 3034 Mtrs.)
Uttarkashi - 22 km motorable - Chaurangi khal - 3 km trek - Nachiketa Tal		3 Kms.	1 day	Notmal
8	Gangotri-Bhojkhark-Kedar Tal Trek (Altitude 4500 mtrs.)
Gangotri - 8 km trek - Bhojkhark - 6 km trek - Kedar Tal		14 Kms.	3 day	Strenuous
9	Sankri-Jakhol-Bharasar Tal Trek
Sankri - 29 km motorable - Jakhol - 5 km trek - Bharasar Tal		5 Kms.	2 day	Strenuous

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