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Bagji Bugyal Trek

Uttarakhand, India.
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  • 6 Days
  • Maximum Capacity: 20
  • Rishikesh to Rishikesh

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From, ₹11,800.00 Per Person +5% GST(Mandatory )

  • Trek Name: Bagji Bugyal Trek
  • Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights
  • Base Camp: Ghase Village
  • Month: January | February | March | April | May | June | September |
  • Country: India
  • Max Altitude: 11100 Ft.
  • Grade: Easy
  • Nearest Railway Station: Rishikesh
  • Stay: Camping (Twin / Tripple sharing) & Hotel/Guesthouse (Separate for male & Female)
  • Food: Meals during trek & at Hotel/Guesthouse (Veg & Eggs)
  • Location: Uttarakhand
  • Trekking Distance: 48 Km.
  • Trail Type: Circle trail | Camping in various locations, starting and ending at the same point.
  • AirPort: Jollygrant Airport
    • Meeting Point( Pickup/ Drop Point ): Tapovan, Rishikesh
    • Reporting Time: 6:00 am
    • Drop Time: 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm (Timings are subject to change based on weather and road conditions).

 

Bagji Bugyal is indeed a must-do trek for those seeking a peaceful, offbeat adventure in the heart of Uttarakhand’s Himalayas. Here’s why it stands out:

  1. Off-the-Beaten-Path Experience: Unlike popular treks, Bagji Bugyal is not overrun with tourists, offering a quiet, serene experience in nature. It’s perfect for those looking for a more intimate connection with the mountains, away from the crowds.

  2. Rich History and Local Lore: The name “Bagji Bugyal,” which means “Meadow of Tigers,” carries an intriguing local history. The region was once home to tigers, and the name reflects the rich cultural and wildlife history that is still felt today.

  3. Untouched Natural Beauty: The trek takes you through pristine forests, gurgling streams, and sprawling meadows that are unspoiled by commercialization. This makes it a rare gem for nature lovers, with a true sense of wilderness and tranquility.

  4. Stunning Views: Bagji Bugyal offers breathtaking panoramic views of snow-clad peaks, including Mt. Nanda Ghunti and Mt. Mrigthoni. Whether you’re trekking in winter, when the meadows are blanketed with a fresh coat of snow, or in other seasons, the scenery is nothing short of spectacular.

  5. Himalayan Village Experience: The trek starts from the picturesque village of Ghase, where you can get a glimpse of traditional village life and immerse yourself in the local culture. The peaceful hamlet contrasts the rugged beauty of the surrounding mountains, providing a perfect starting point for the trek.

  6. Winter Wonderland: If you’re trekking during winter, the snow-covered meadows create a magical atmosphere. The fresh snowfall reflecting the sunlight, along with the towering peaks around you, makes it feel like stepping into a winter postcard.

Overall, Bagji Bugyal is a hidden treasure for those who enjoy offbeat treks, natural beauty, and a bit of history along the way. It’s a fantastic opportunity to escape into the heart of the Himalayas while being surrounded by unparalleled beauty.

Duration

6 Days

Group Size

20

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Highlights

  • Bagji Bugyal Trek Highlights

    1. Breathtaking Mountain Views
      The Bagji Bugyal trek offers incredible views of the majestic Himalayan peaks. As you make your way through the trek, you'll be treated to close-up views of the western flanks of Mt. Trishul and Mt. Nanda Ghunti. Both mountains look stunning throughout the day, but it's the sunrise and sunset over these peaks that truly steal the show, with the changing light casting a magical glow over the mountains.

    2. Expansive Meadows
      The vast meadows of Bagji Bugyal are one of the trek’s most captivating features. In winter, they are blanketed in pristine white snow, creating a mesmerizing contrast with the snow-covered peaks in the backdrop. The entire landscape turns into a winter wonderland. During autumn, the meadows are alive with vibrant colors, ranging from rich greens to golden hues, creating a perfect setting for nature lovers and photographers alike. The sense of vastness and peace in the meadows is unmatched and is bound to leave you in awe.

Included

  • 1. Accommodation (as per the itinerary): Guest house or Home Stay at the base camp. Camping during the trek (twin/triplesharing basis).
  • 2. Meals (Veg + Egg): Meals on trek (Vegetarian and Egg-based dishes). Fresh and nutritious meals prepared by an experienced high-altitude chef.
  • 3. Trek Equipment: Sleeping Bags and Sleeping Liners (if required). Mattress for comfortable rest during the trek. Utensils for cooking. 3-person all-season trekker tents (twin/ tripple sharing basis). Kitchen & Dining Tent. Toilet Tent for hygiene. Camping Stools. Walkie Talkie for communication during the trek. Ropes, Helmets, Ice Axe, Harness, Gaiters, and Crampon (if required, for safety in challenging conditions).
  • 4. Permits and Entry Fees: All necessary permits and entry fees, up to the amount charged for Indian nationals.
  • First Aid: Comprehensive Medical Kit. Stretcher, Oxygen Cylinder, Blood Pressure Monitor, Oximeter, Stethoscope for emergencies.
  • Support: Base Camp Manager: A versatile manager who handles communication and coordinates emergency support. Mountaineering & First Aid Qualified Professional Trek Leader: An experienced guide certified in mountaineering and first aid to ensure safety. Experienced High Altitude Chef: Ensures nutritious meals during the trek. Local Experienced Guides: The number of guides depends on the group size, ensuring personalized attention. Support Staff: Sufficient staff for assisting with various trek needs.
  • 7. Transportation (as per the itinerary): Transport from Kathgodam to Kathgodam: Transfers as per the trek itinerary.
  • 8. Mules/Porters: Mules or porters will be provided to carry the central luggage (not personal luggage).
  • Cloakroom Facility: A cloaked storage facility at the base camp for any additional luggage you may want to leave behind
  • Trek Completion Certificate: • A certificate upon successful completion of the trek to commemorate your adventure.

Excluded

  • Personal Expenses: Any personal purchases, snacks, or other expenses are at your own cost.
  • Food During Transit: Meals during travel to and from the starting/ending points (Rishikesh) are not included.
  • Mules or porter to carry personal luggage.
  • Your Accommodation or any other expenses before or after the trek schedule.
  • Emergency Evacuation or Hospitalization Charges: Any costs related to emergency evacuation, hospitalization, or related medical charges are not included.
  • Anything not mentioned under the inclusion head

Day 1 - Rishikesh to Ghase village (Drive

    • Altitude: 7,400 ft.
    • Drive Distance: Approx. 260 km
    • Drive Duration: 8 to 9 hours
    • Stay: Tent accommodation

    Journey Overview:

    Your adventure kicks off with a scenic drive from Rishikesh, departing at 6:00 AM from the Tapovan, Rishikesh. The drive to Ghase, the base camp for the Bagji Bugyal Trek, takes you on a picturesque journey through the foothills of the Himalayas, covering a distance of about 260 km over 8 to 9 hours.

    Highlights of the Drive:

    1. Holy Confluences:
      On your way, you'll pass three of the five Prayags or sacred confluences of the Ganges:

      • Devprayag
      • Rudraprayag
      • Karanprayag
        These places are deeply rooted in Hindu mythology, where the rivers Alaknanda and Bhagirathi meet to form the Ganges.

    2. Village of Ghase:
      After reaching Dewal, you’ll take a detour to arrive at Ghase, a charming Himalayan hamlet nestled at 7,400 feet. Ghase lies just before Lohajung (about 25 km away). It’s a small village with 200-250 houses spread across a 7 km stretch that climbs toward higher villages. Over time, the village developed as local inhabitants migrated down the mountain to settle in more accessible areas during seasonal changes.

    3. Stunning Mountain Views:
      As you enter the village, you'll be greeted with breathtaking views of Mt. Nanda Ghunti, Mt. Trishul, and Mt. Mrigthoni. The village is enveloped in dense forests of Pine, Deodar, Oak, and Rhododendron, which create a lush, tranquil atmosphere. These forests contribute to the region's unspoiled beauty.

    4. Wildlife and Fauna:
      The area around Ghase is rich in wildlife. Keep an eye out for rare bird species and the elusive Himalayan Musk Deer as you drive through this untouched landscape. The village's natural surroundings make it a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers.

    5. A Bird’s Eye View:
      On the second day of your trek, you’ll get a stunning bird’s eye view of Ghase from higher elevations, offering a new perspective of the village and its surrounding beauty.

Day 2 - Ghase To Devlikheti

    • Altitude: 9,211 ft.
    • Time Taken: 4 to 5 hours
    • Trek Gradient: Gradual ascent with steep sections and rocky patches.
    • Water Source: Only one water source along the way, so ensure your water bottle is filled before you leave the base camp.
    • Stay: Tent accommodation (twin-sharing).

    Trek Overview:

    On Day 2, you’ll continue your adventure toward Devlikheti, a small village on the Bagji Bugyal Trek route. The trek is a perfect mix of moderate to steep ascents and spectacular mountain views. The trail winds through forests and rocky stretches, offering some of the best vistas of the surrounding peaks.

    Trek Details:

    1. Beginning the Day: The trail starts with a steep ascent for about 10 minutes, followed by a gradual ascent for the next 30 minutes. As you climb, you'll be treated to your first panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks, including Mt. Trishul, Devtoli, Mektoli, and Mrigthoni. These mountains will begin to emerge on the horizon, making your climb worthwhile.

    2. Samrata Village: After about 15 minutes of walking, you’ll reach the village of Samrata. This is a small, picturesque village where you’ll notice fields growing seasonal vegetables like wheat and rajma (kidney beans). The village offers a clear view of the Pindar Valley, which adds to its charm. The vibrant landscape and remote feel make it a great spot for a short rest before continuing.

    3. Steep Ascent Beyond Samrata: Once you leave Samrata, the trail becomes much steeper. You will face a steep section of about 150 meters (approximately 30 minutes to ascend). This is the most challenging part of the trek on this day, but the hard work pays off when you reach the top, where the trail splits into four directions.

    4. Approaching Devlikheti: At the trail junction, take the leftmost trail, which leads you toward Devlikheti. The next 15 minutes will be through a dense jungle cover, and soon you will arrive at the Guru Mandir, a temple with bells tolling and colorful flags fluttering in the wind. It’s a peaceful and spiritual stop before continuing onward.

    5. Reaching Devlikheti: After passing the Guru Mandir, continue straight, keeping the temple on your left. A combination of gradual ascents and flat trails will lead you to your next campsite: Devlikheti.

    Campsite at Devlikheti:

    Devlikheti is an exceptionally beautiful stretch of land. The campsite offers stunning views of the surrounding vistas, making it a tranquil and inspiring place to rest. From here, you can see the Ajan Top, Brahmatal Top, and Navali Bugyal across the horizon, adding to the allure of the campsite.

    The area is surrounded by a cluster of 100-year-old Rhododendron trees, which add an enchanting and mysterious charm to the site. These ancient trees, along with the lush surroundings, create a peaceful and idyllic environment for you to relax and take in the natural beauty.

    You will camp here for the night, enjoying the serenity of the place before setting out for the next leg of your journey to the Bagji Bugyal Basecamp the following day.

Day 3 - Trek from Devlikheti to Bagji Bugyal Basecamp

    • Altitude: 10,600 ft.
    • Time Taken: 3 to 4 hours
    • Trek Gradient: Gradual ascent with some patches of steep ascent and descent, and a jungle walk at the beginning.
    • Water Source: One water source on the way and one located 100 meters from the campsite.
    • Stay: Tent accommodation (twin-sharing)

    Trek Overview:

    Today’s trek from Devlikheti to the Bagji Bugyal Basecamp takes you through varied terrain, including steep inclines, jungle paths, and stunning views of the surrounding peaks. The journey will gradually lead you to an altitude of 10,600 feet, where you’ll be greeted with panoramic vistas of the Garhwal and Kumaon Himalayas.

    Trek Details:

    1. Starting the Trek:
      The day starts with a 30-minute ascent from Devlikheti. Follow the trail heading towards the back of the campsite. The incline will become even steeper as you move in a northeastern direction, and you'll begin following a zig-zag path for about 30 minutes. This steep stretch will test your endurance, but the views are worth every step.

    2. Entering the Jungle Zone:
      Once you complete the steep incline, the path levels out into a more gradual ascent. The trail then enters a jungle zone, where you can enjoy the peaceful walk through the lush green forest. This area is a great place for nature lovers, and if you're a photographer, it offers plenty of opportunities to capture the beauty of the landscape.

    3. First Glimpses of Bagji Bugyal:
      As you continue your walk, you’ll begin to spot your first glimpses of Bagji Bugyal, the expansive meadows that await you at the end of the trek. Along the way, you’ll also get clearer views of Mt. Trishul and Mektoli, two iconic peaks that will dominate the horizon. It’s a great moment to pause and capture some stunning photographs.

    4. Arriving at the Basecamp:
      After the jungle zone, it will take about an hour’s walk to reach the Bagji Bugyal Basecamp. Once you arrive, you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views. To the left, you’ll see Chaukhamba Peak, and part of Kedar Dome will also appear as it peeks through the clouds. The beauty of the campsite will take your breath away.

    5. The Summit and Views:
      The summit of Bagji Bugyal is just a 45-minute hike away from the Basecamp. However, you’ll leave this for the next morning. For now, settle in and enjoy the stunning sunset views. On one side, you’ll see the Garhwal and Kumaon Himalayas stretching far into the distance, and on the other, the sun will set beautifully behind Narvali Top, casting a golden glow over the meadows.

    Campsite at Bagji Bugyal Basecamp:

    The Bagji Bugyal Basecamp is a place where you can truly relax and take in the majesty of the surrounding mountains. As night falls, the starry sky will add to the enchanting beauty of the place. The campsite, with its peaceful environment, is the perfect spot to rest before tackling the Bagji Bugyal summit the following morning.

Day 4 - Trek from Bagji Bugyal Basecamp to Dhulamb via Bagji Bugyal Top

    • Altitude: 9,870 ft. (via 11,100 ft. at Bagji Bugyal Top)
    • Time Taken: 4 to 5 hours
    • Trek Gradient: A mix of ascents and descents through forests, meadows, and ridges.
    • Water Source: No water sources along the way, so ensure you carry a sufficient amount of water.

    Trek Overview:

    Today’s trek takes you from Bagji Bugyal Basecamp to Dhulamb, passing over Bagji Bugyal Top. The trail offers a variety of terrains, including ascents and descents through dense forests, lush meadows, and mountain ridges. This trek is not only physically engaging but also visually rewarding, offering stunning views of the surrounding peaks, meadows, and valleys.

    Trek Details:

    1. Starting the Day: You’ll begin your day with a steep ascent as you head towards Bagji Bugyal Top. The climb will take you to an altitude of about 11,100 ft., where you will get to witness breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks and surrounding landscapes. The summit offers a sense of accomplishment, and it’s a great spot to take a break and capture the beauty of the surroundings.

    2. Descent from Bagji Bugyal Top: After enjoying the views from the top, you’ll start your descent, making your way toward Dhulamb. The descent is gradual, but there are parts of the trail that are steeper, requiring some careful navigation. The path moves through forests and meadows, and you’ll find yourself walking along ridges that offer incredible views of the valleys below.

    3. Through Forests and Meadows: As you continue your descent, the trail meanders through dense forests of pine and rhododendron trees, with patches of meadows along the way. The shifting landscape is a treat for nature lovers, offering constant views of the Himalayan range and surrounding valleys. Be sure to pause along the way to appreciate the serenity and beauty of this pristine wilderness.

    4. Reaching Dhulamb: After several hours of trekking through diverse terrain, you’ll arrive at Dhulamb, a small and peaceful area with stunning vistas. Here, you’ll camp for the night and reflect on the day’s journey. The campsite provides a fantastic view of the surrounding mountains, with a sense of remoteness and tranquility.

    Important Notes:

    • Water: Since there are no water sources along the way, it’s important to carry enough water with you. Make sure your bottle is filled before you leave the Basecamp.

    • Terrain: Be prepared for both ascents and descents throughout the trek. The varying gradients through meadows, forests, and ridges can be challenging but are rewarding with the views they provide.

Day 5 - Trek from Dhulamb to Himni

  • Altitude: 9,870 ft to 8,400 ft
  • Time Taken: 4 hours
  • Trek Gradient: Descent through forests and meadows, with steep sections in places, but mostly flat.
  • Water Sources: A couple of water sources along the way.
  • Stay: Tent accommodation.

Trek Overview:

The trek from Dhulamb to Himni marks the final day of trekking on your Bagji Bugyal journey. The trail offers a blend of descent through forests, meadows, and open spaces. The gradient is mostly gradual, with some steep sections along the way. The trek is a peaceful end to your adventure, with glimpses of civilization and natural beauty as you descend toward Himni, a remote village.

Trek Details:

  1. Starting the Day: The trek begins from the water source near Dhulamb Campsite, where you’ll start with a gradual ascent for about 10 minutes. After this, the trail will become flat for around 30 minutes, allowing you to ease into the descent ahead.

  2. Open Meadows and Steep Descent: At the end of the flat trail, you’ll enter open meadows on inclined ground. From here, the descent becomes steep, and you’ll need to be cautious as you make your way down. The path through the meadows is scenic, and you’ll pass through areas that give you beautiful views of the surrounding forests and mountains.

  3. Signs of Civilization: As you continue descending, you’ll begin to spot Chaniya huts — your first signs of civilization after a few days spent in the wilderness. These traditional huts indicate you're getting closer to the village, marking a shift from the wild to more settled areas.

  4. Water Source and Rest Stop: After walking for a bit longer, you’ll reach a grassy patch of land with a pond surrounded by oak trees. This is a great place to rest and refill your water bottles. Continuing on for another 30 minutes, you'll encounter another water source, a reservoir used by the people of Himni Village.

  5. Arrival at Himni Village: After about an hour's walk, you’ll finally reach Himni Village, nestled at the base of the mountains. This marks the end of your trekking adventure. Himni offers a glimpse into the simple, rural life of people living in the remote Himalayan region. The contrast between the wild landscapes you’ve traversed and the peaceful village life is striking.

Campsite at Himni:

In Himni, you'll set up camp for the night. The village offers a unique insight into life in the mountains, far removed from the hustle and bustle of urban living. Enjoy the quiet surroundings, and reflect on the remarkable trek you've completed.

Day 6 - Trek from Himni to Rishikesh (Drive)

  • Distance: 210 km
  • Drive Duration: 10 hours
  • Arrival Time: Reach Rishikesh by 6:00 PM

Journey Overview:

On this final day of your journey, you will leave the peaceful village of Himni and begin your drive back to Rishikesh. After a morning tea, you’ll start your drive towards Rishikesh, which will take approximately 10 hours to cover 210 km.

Important Notes:

  • Meals: Breakfast and lunch are not included in the trek cost, so be sure to have your meals along the way at convenient spots.
  • You will pass through scenic mountain roads as you make your way back down from the hills, with opportunities to enjoy the beautiful landscape one last time.

You’ll arrive in Rishikesh by 6:00 PM, completing the trek and returning to the bustling town, where you can relax and reflect on the incredible adventure you’ve just experienced.

This marks the end of your Bagji Bugyal Trek. We hope it was an unforgettable journey through the Himalayas, and we look forward to your next adventure!

Who can participate

  • Age; 7 years.
  • First timer can apply; previous trekking experience is more appreciated.
  • The trekker must be fit and have sufficient stamina to cover 4 km of distance in 35 minutes without a stress.
  • Maximum age depends on your fitness level
  • The climber should be able to carry a 10-12 kg backpack.

 Health Awareness

  • Pulse rate at rest must be in between (60 to 90 beats per minute)
  • Blood Pressure Reading must be in between (DIASTOLIC 75 – 85, SYSTOLIC 100 - 130 mm Hg)
  • Respiratory rate at rest must be in between (12 to 20 breaths per minute)
  • Should not have Liver and kidney issues
  • Should not have Diabetes Mellitus, Bronchial Asthma, Epilepsy, Heart problems, Hypertension etc
  • No pacemaker implant
  • People with the Sinus issues please contact to trek coordinator before booking the trek
  • If your BMI is not normal, Please contact our Trek coordinator before Trek booking.

 Note:

  • Junior trekkers (below 15 years) should have a company of parent/guardian.
  • Trekkers between 15 to 18 years can come solo with the disclaimer form signed by parent/guardian.
  • Medical & Disclaimer Form (Mandatory Documents ; Click here

Trek Essential

  1. Clothing:
    • Moisture-wicking base layers (tops and bottoms)
    • Insulating mid-layers (fleece or down jacket)
    • Waterproof and windproof outer shell (jacket and pants)
    • Extra pairs of socks
    • Warm hat and gloves
  2. Footwear:
    • Sturdy and waterproof hiking boots with good ankle support and traction
    • Camp shoes or sandals for rest stops
  3. Backpack:
    • Comfortable and sturdy backpack with hip belt and chest strap
  4. Water and Hydration:
    • Sufficient water bottles or hydration reservoir
    • Water purification tablets or filtration system
  5. Food and Snacks:
    • Lightweight and high-energy snacks such as trail mix, energy bars, and dried fruits
    • Instant meals for camping (if not provided by trek organizers)
  6. Navigation and Safety:
    • Map of the trekking route
    • Compass or GPS device
    • Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
    • Whistle
    • Multi-tool or knife
    • Emergency blanket or bivy sack
  7. First-Aid Kit:
    • Adhesive bandages
    • Antiseptic wipes
    • Pain relievers (ibuprofen or acetaminophen)
    • Blister treatment (moleskin or blister pads)
    • Antihistamines (for allergic reactions)
    • Personal medications
  8. Sun Protection:
    • Sunscreen (SPF 30+)
    • Lip balm with SPF
    • Sunglasses with UV protection
    • Wide-brimmed hat or cap
  9. Personal Hygiene:
    • Toilet paper
    • Hand sanitizer
    • Trowel for digging cat holes
    • Biodegradable soap (for washing hands and utensils)
  10. Camp Gear:
    • Lightweight tent or shelter
    • Sleeping bag suitable for cold temperatures
    • Sleeping pad or mattress
    • Cooking stove and fuel
    • Cooking utensils and mess kit
    • Lightweight and packable camping chair (optional)
  11. Other Essentials:
    • Identification (ID card or passport)
    • Permits and necessary documents
    • Cash and/or credit/debit cards
    • Mobile phone or satellite communication device
    • Camera or smartphone for capturing memories
    • Trash bags for packing out waste
  12. Optional Extras:
    • Trekking poles for added stability
    • Binoculars for wildlife viewing
    • Book or journal for relaxation and reflection
    • Snacks or treats for morale-boosting during long hikes

Cost Term

Normally Go Adven India expect to carry your personal luggage on your own, if you wish to offload your backpack, you can give it to Mule.

Charges of offloading backpack:-

INR 2000/- Bag
The backpack cannot weight more than 11 kgs. Backpack should have waterproof cover. Suitcases/strolleys/ bags will not be allowed.

How to Reach:

Pick-Up Information: 6 AM
Arrival Time in Rishikesh: Ensure you arrive by 5:30 AM.
Pick-Up Location:
Tapovan, Rishikesh
Landmark: State bank of india, opposite Balak nath Mandir Tapovan, Rishikesh

How to reach Rishikesh:

Flight Options:

Fly Directly to Dehradun

Recommended for an added rest day in Rishikesh.
Frequent connections from major metro cities.
1-hour bus ride from Dehradun to Rishikesh or can hire a cab directly from airpot  to your stay in tapovan, Rishikesh.

Fly to Delhi:

Arrive before 9:00 PM
Take a bus to Rishikesh from Delhi.

Train Options:

Dehradun Shatabdi (Train no: 12017)

Departs New Delhi Railway Station at 6:45 AM, arrives in Haridwar at 11:30 AM.
Frequent buses from Haridwar to Rishikesh (1-hour journey).

Dehradun Jan Shatabdi (Train no: 12055):

Leaves Hazrat Nizamuddin at 3:20 PM, arrives in Haridwar at 7:33 PM.
Stay overnight in Tapovan, Rishikesh.

Overnight Bus Option:

Overnight Volvo AC Bus

Depart from Delhi’s ISBT Kashmiri Gate.
Frequent departures, taking about 8-9 hours.
Aim for a bus that arrives before 5:30 AM.
Additional Notes:
Last metro from the airport to New Delhi is at 11:15 PM.

Drop-Off Information:

Drop-Off Point:

Tapovan, Rishikesh
Arrival Time: Aim to reach Rishikesh between 6:30 PM and 7:30 PM.
Subsequent Travel Arrangements:

Plan any further travel after 10:00 PM to ensure you have enough time for your arrival and any necessary transitions or stay Rishikesh overnight.

Planning Your Return Flight/Train Booking

When planning your return, keep the following in mind:

  1. Trek Ends on Day 6:
    • Do not book your return tickets for Day 6.
    • Book for Day 7 instead.
  2. Return from Dehradun:
    • Consider Day 7 as your booking date.
  3. Return from Delhi:
    • If flying from Delhi, opt for an evening flight on Day 7 or a morning flight on Day 8.
  4. Early Morning Flights on Day 9:
    • You can book early morning flights, but ensure they depart after 8:00 AM.
    • Avoid flights between 6:00 AM and 8:00 AM to ensure you have enough time to reach Delhi.

ATM Points and Mobile Connectivity on the Brahmatal Trek

ATM Points:

  1. Dewal: The last reliable ATM is located in Dewal, a small town you'll pass through on your way to Ghase, the base camp for the trek.
  2. Pre-Trek Withdrawal: It’s highly advisable to withdraw sufficient cash from Rishikesh, Karnaprayag, or Dehradun before heading to the base camp.
    • Tip: Carry enough cash for the entire trek, covering transportation, food, and emergency expenses, as ATMs are scarce once the trek begins.

Mobile Connectivity: Not Available during trek

    • Emergency Communication: It’s advisable to inform your family of your plans before starting the trek. You may find weak signals from Jio and Airtel at certain high points, but reliability is not guaranteed.

Emergency Preparedness:

  • Guides and Leaders: Trek leaders and local guides are usually well-prepared for handling emergencies in areas without mobile connectivity.

Summary:

  • ATM: Last reliable ATM in Dewal; withdraw cash beforehand.
  • Mobile Connectivity: NO Network in Ghash village

Safety Measures at GoAdven Indiak (GAI)

GoAdven India (GAI) is celebrated as one of the best trekking companies in India, renowned for its expertly curated treks and unwavering commitment to safety. The thrill of trekking in the Himalayas comes with inherent risks, making it essential for both beginners and experienced trekkers to prioritize safety. Here’s an overview of the comprehensive safety measures GAI implements before and during treks, ensuring every trekker can embark on their adventure with confidence.

Pre-Trek Safety Measures

a. Pre-Trek Briefings

At GAI, we believe that a well-informed trekker is a safer trekker, making pre-trek briefings a cornerstone of our safety strategy.

  • Importance of Thorough Briefings: These sessions ensure that participants are prepared and aware of what to expect, aligning everyone on the trek itinerary, safety protocols, and overall expectations.
  • Topics Covered:
    • Itinerary Overview: Detailed insights into daily routes, camping sites, and significant landmarks to help trekkers mentally prepare for challenges.
    • Safety Protocols: Emphasis on altitude sickness awareness, emergency procedures, and correct use of safety equipment, including recognizing AMS symptoms.
    • Expectations and Guidelines: Discussion of the code of conduct, environmental preservation, and adherence to the trek leader's instructions.

b. Medical Safety

The health and well-being of trekkers is a top priority at GAI.

  • First Aid Kits and Medical Supplies: Every team carries well-stocked first aid kits to manage injuries and common ailments, including medications for altitude sickness.
  • Protocols for Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS):
    • Education and Prevention: Trekkers learn about AMS symptoms and preventive measures during briefings.
    • Monitoring: Leaders and medical personnel closely monitor trekkers for AMS signs.
    • Treatment and Response: Immediate actions are taken if AMS symptoms are detected, including rehydration and potential evacuation.

c. Technical Safety

GAI prioritizes technical safety for navigating the challenging terrains of the Himalayas.

  • Use of Appropriate Gear: Trekkers are equipped with essential gear such as trekking poles, sturdy boots, harnesses, ropes, helmets, and crampons.
  • Regular Maintenance of Equipment: All gear is regularly inspected and maintained to ensure optimal safety and functionality.
  • Training on Technical Gear: GAI provides training on the proper use of equipment, covering techniques for balance, safety procedures, and gear handling.

Emergency Protocols

GAI understands the need for comprehensive emergency protocols in remote environments.

a. Emergency Response Plan

  • Immediate Response: Trained guides are equipped to provide first aid and stabilize patients during emergencies.
  • Coordination with Local Authorities: Established protocols for communicating with local medical facilities and rescue teams ensure prompt assistance.

b. Evacuation Procedures

Efficient evacuation procedures are critical for the safety of trekkers.

  • Use of Ground Transport: GAI arranges ground transport for less critical cases.
  • Quickest Route to Medical Facilities: Pre-arranged agreements with local transport providers ensure rapid response times to medical facilities.

Commitment to Safety

At GoAdven India, we uphold the highest safety standards in the trekking industry. Our commitment extends beyond local regulations, striving to exceed them to ensure each trek is not only adventurous but also safe and enjoyable. With our meticulous preparations and robust safety protocols, trekkers can embark on their journeys with confidence and peace of mind.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the best time to do the Bagji Bugyal Trek?

The best time to undertake the Bagji Bugyal trek is March to May and September to November. During these months, the weather is pleasant with clear skies, making it ideal for trekking. The meadows are lush in the spring, and in autumn, the landscape is beautiful with vibrant colors. Winter treks are also popular for those looking to see snow-covered meadows, but temperatures can drop significantly.

2. How difficult is the Bagji Bugyal Trek?

The Bagji Bugyal Trek is considered to be of moderate difficulty. It involves a mix of gradual and steep ascents and descents, making it suitable for trekkers with basic fitness and some experience in mountain trekking. The trek’s duration, altitude, and varying terrain can be challenging, but it is accessible for those who are in good physical condition and have an adventurous spirit.

What is the maximum altitude on the trek?

The maximum altitude on the Bagji Bugyal trek is 11,100 ft. at Bagji Bugyal Top. This high-altitude trek may cause mild altitude sickness in some trekkers, so it is recommended to acclimatize properly and stay hydrated.

5. Is the trek safe?

Yes, the Bagji Bugyal Trek is generally safe. However, like any trek, it is important to follow safety instructions, listen to your guide, and trek at your own pace. Carry a first aid kit, stay hydrated, and acclimatize properly to avoid altitude sickness.

What should I pack for the Bagji Bugyal Trek?

Essential items to pack for this trek include:

  • Clothing: Layered clothing (thermal wear, trekking pants, and jackets), waterproof outer layers, gloves, hat, and warm socks.
  • Footwear: Good quality trekking boots with ankle support.
  • Backpack: A comfortable backpack (30-40L) for daily essentials.
  • Other essentials: Water bottle, trekking poles, sunscreen, sunglasses, camera, toiletries, and a headlamp.
  • Personal health items: Personal medications, a first aid kit, and snacks.

What is the accommodation like on the trek?

Accommodation during the trek is generally in tents (twin-sharing). The campsites are located in scenic spots, offering stunning views of the mountains, valleys, and meadows. Basic camping facilities like sleeping bags, mattresses, and camp chairs are provided.

Can I do the Bagji Bugyal Trek solo?

While solo trekking is possible, it is recommended to do this trek with an experienced guide or as part of a trekking group. The trail can be challenging, and having a guide ensures your safety and provides valuable insights about the region and its culture.

How fit do I need to be for the trek?

To do the Bagji Bugyal Trek, you should have basic fitness and stamina for moderate hiking. If you're not used to trekking, it's advisable to prepare in advance by doing some regular cardio, walking, and hiking in hilly areas.

Can I expect to see wildlife on the trek?

Yes, the region is rich in flora and fauna. You might spot Himalayan musk deer, rare bird species, and mountain wildlife along the trek. The dense forests of pine, deodar, oak, and rhododendron are also home to diverse wildlife.

Will I experience altitude sickness on the trek?

While the maximum altitude of the trek (11,100 ft.) is not extremely high, altitude sickness can still affect some trekkers. It is important to acclimatize, stay hydrated, and ascend gradually. If you feel unwell, notify your guide immediately.

What happens if the weather turns bad?

In the event of bad weather, the guides will assess the situation and make necessary changes to the trek route or schedule. Safety is a priority, and trekkers will be guided to sheltered areas or camps if the weather becomes too extreme.

How can I reach the starting point of the bagji bugyal trek trek?

The trek starts from Rishikesh, which is easily accessible by road, train, or air. You can take a bus or a private vehicle from Rishikesh to the trek’s base camp, and the journey typically takes about 8-10 hours depending on the road conditions.

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