Dayara Bugyal Trek : Along with Thrillophilia

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Along with Thrillophilia, see the breathtaking grandeur of the Himalayan valleys and meadows as you embark on the renowned Dayara Bugyal trek in Uttarakhand. To make sure you don’t miss anything, our trek itineraries are created to incorporate the greatest experiences within the allotted time. At our website, you will find everything: knowledgeable trek leaders, transportation services, and excellent safety and comfort for walkers. Get the Dayara Bugyal trek package from us and start a healthy, all-inclusive trekking journey with your beloved ones through the Himalayas of Uttarakhand.

Dayara Bugyal is renowned for possessing one of India’s highest undulating meadows. Situated at an elevation of 11,000 feet. The enormous Himalayan peaks of Bandarpoonch, Kala Nag, Srikanth Peak, Gangotri Peak, and Shrikhand Mahadev encircle the verdant alpine meadow. These peaks combine with picturesque valleys, thick woods of oak and maple, and picture-perfect views to create an unparalleled landscape. As if that weren’t enough, the routes are dotted with clean streams, secluded settlements that provide a peek of the Himalayan splendor, lush grasslands, and alpine lakes.

The four-day Dayara Bugyal trek falls under the easy-to-moderate treks in the Uttarakhand Himalayas. As for its short duration, it is very popular as a long weekend adventure and can be taken by novices as well as by experienced trekkers. The trekking base lies in Raithal, a village that can easily be accessed from Dehradun, the state capital. Pack your backpacking equipment and head to the scenic Dayara Bugyal with Thrillophilia for any season.

Best Time to visit Dayara Bugyal Trek

The hike is closed during the monsoon season but is open for nearly eight months of the year. However, since there isn’t much snow in the summer, families like to schedule their journey packages during this season because it’s the easiest.

When the meadows are in full bloom during spring, mainly in March and April when the weather is pleasant and the meadow is filled with vibrant vegetation, then is the best time to visit Dayara Bugyal trek.

It is a rare chance during this time of the year, to see the Bugyal in all its grandeur. Contrasting that is for those in search of a true winter wonderland experience, the snow-covered environment during December to February is just great.

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Highlights of the Dayara Bugyal Trek

Experience a thrilling trek to one of the nation’s highest Rolling Meadows, where you must unravel the expanse of the meadows.
Observe the grandeur of the Meadow, which provides a view of these magnificent mountain peaks on one side and lovely deep valleys with fading undulating hills on the other.
As you walk along the stunning paths, get a unique look into the many cultures of Himalayan settlements.
Experience the exhilaration of snowshoeing as the meadow turns into a daring destination with its sweeping runs.

Dayara Bugyal Trek Itinerary

Day 1: Dehradun to Barsu (2200 M)

Report by 8 AM to the Dehradun Airport. Get into cars that are waiting to be driven directly to Barsu in the Bhagirathi Valley. (6-7 hours by car).

Day 2: Barsu to Barnala Bugyal (2500 M)

We set out on our walk to Barnala Bugyal after breakfast. There are sporadic ascents on this moderate slope. Following the forest clearing, we pass a run-down gujjar hut before making a quick ascent to the Barnala Meadows. Here, we set up camp.

Day 3: Barnala Bugyal to Jungle Camp (3350 M)

We set out on our journey. Along this trek, enjoy a breathtaking view of the Bandarpoonch Mountain (6316m) and shortly arrive at the campsite. Camp in the Jungle for the night.

Day 4: Jungle Camp to Dayara Bugyal (Height Gain) – Jungle Camp (3350 M)

Following an early lunch, we head out and stroll up the Bakaria/Siyari Top track. The route passes across meadows and climbs steadily to the top (3810m). Late afternoon, back at the camp.

Day 5: Jungle Camp to Barsu (1550 M)

We make our way back on foot to the Dayara Resort in Barsu, where we spend the night.

Day 6: Barsu to Dehradun Airport

Take a 7-hour drive back to Dehradun Airport in order to catch the nighttime flight back home.

How to reach Dayara Bugyal Trek

By Air

By Train

By Road

Jolly Grant Airport at Dehradun is the nearest airport to Dayara Bugyal. Air connectivity to Raithal is readily available from Jolly Grant airport. Sufficient options of easy transit are available – private & public transport services – for getting to the destination from the airport.

Dehradun is the closest railway station to the base camp. Although it is connected by rail with almost all major cities in the country, probably a less intuitive way to reach Dehradun is probably by far the best. Reserve a seat on Mussoorie Express or Nanda Devi Express if starting from Delhi would be advisable. It is advised for visitors from other regions of India to first take a train or plane to Delhi and then proceed with their trip from there.

If you decide to go the other way, buses departing from ISBT Kashmere Gate in New Delhi are quite easy to locate. It is best to go by train or plane to Delhi before taking a bus to Raithal. Regular bus services are offered from Delhi to Dehradun, departing from Majnu Ka Tila or ISBT Kashmiri Gate. Although reservations for the bus can be made on the spot, it is best to plan ahead to minimize any delays. To go to the base camp, you can just rent a taxi once you are in Dehradun. The two states are conveniently located, and there are frequent bus routes available. On average, the trip takes six hours.

Things to carry for the Dayara Bugyal Trek

Rain covers and backpacks (60 litres)
Carrying a small rucksack for the journey
Three layers of clothes, a poncho or raincoat, bandanas, mufflers and a fleece jacket
Three sets of socks, mittens, and a headlamp (available for rent at the base)
Waterproof snowshoes (Quechua or like) that have a strong grip
Toilet paper and a personal hygiene kit
Hats, sunglasses, lip balms, and sunscreen lotions
Shawl for travelling by train
Light bites and dried fruit
Personal medical kit; see your physician
Personal medications, if any and ORS
Government identity documentation

Conclusion

In short, Dayara Bugyal is one of the very famous and elegant treks in Uttarakhand. It falls under the simple to moderate category as per the scale of difficulty so that experienced as well as novice trekkers can use it superbly.

In addition to being the ideal place to begin a new trekking adventure, the Dayara Bugyal trip presents certain problems that you should be aware of if you choose to undertake it during the winter. Set out on this amazing trek through the Himalayas and make some of the best memories that you will remember forever.

Related FAQs

How challenging is the Dayara Bugyal Trek?

The trek to Dayara Bugyal is considered moderately challenging. Dayara Bugyal Trek is an excellent first-trek experience as the level of difficulty falls under easy to moderate.

Is Dayara Bugyal Trek a long trek?

Dayara Bugyal is an excellent beginner walk-a-wonder, and its gloriously beautiful 21 km track diversified into about 5–6 km of hike each day.

What makes Dayara Bugyal famous?

Dayara Bugyal is one of the top-trekking destinations in India. Dayara Bugyal provides plenty of stunning views and variety in flora and fauna. You must be aware of all the cultural and scenic details.

What is the Dayara Bugyal trek cost?

Dayara Bugyal Trek + Transporting (Dehradun to Dehradun): INR 5,500 + 5% Tax per person. Dayara Bugyal Trek stands among the least known, least explored and least traveled treks in this world.

Is mobile network available in Dayara Bugyal?

Mobile connectivity for Dayara Bugyal is patchy. In Barsu, all the major networks are available. All the major networks have coverage in Bhatwari.