Valley Of Flowers
Rs 74,000/person
Location
Uttarakhand
Duration
6 Days
Max Altitude
14100 ft
Trekking km
37 km
Grade
Moderate
Valley of Flowers & Hemkund Sahib Complete Information
Explore Uttarakhand’s famous Valley of Flowers with vibrant alpine meadows, rare wildflowers and dramatic Himalayan peaks before ascending to sacred Hemkund Sahib at approximately 14,100 feet. This journey combines breathtaking landscapes, mountain adventure and spiritual tranquillity in one unforgettable experience.
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Day 1 — Dehradun to Pipalkoti · scenic mountain drive
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Day 2 — Pipalkoti to Ghangaria via Govindghat and Pulna
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Day 3 — Ghangaria to Valley of Flowers · exploration and return
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Day 4 — Ghangaria to Hemkund Sahib · darshan and return
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Day 5 — Ghangaria to Govindghat · drive to Pipalkoti
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Day 6 — Pipalkoti to Dehradun · departure
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Located in Chamoli, Uttarakhand, the Valley of Flowers is a UNESCO World Heritage Site nestled within the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve. Spread across a spectacular landscape of alpine meadows, waterfalls and towering mountains, the valley comes alive during the monsoon with hundreds of seasonal wildflower species, including the Himalayan Blue Poppy and Brahma Kamal. The journey begins from Pulna, leading through scenic mountain trails to Ghangaria, the base for exploring the valley and Hemkund Sahib. A separate uphill trek takes you to Hemkund Sahib, a revered Sikh pilgrimage site beside a glacial lake at approximately 14,100 feet. Combining extraordinary biodiversity, breathtaking Himalayan scenery and spiritual significance, this trek offers a remarkable experience of nature and devotion.
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Oct 24 – Oct 29 · Limited Seats Available
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Oct 31 – Nov 5 · Booking Open
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Be Prepared for the Himalayan Weather
Mountain weather can change quickly, especially during the monsoon season. Pack lightweight, waterproof and warm essentials to stay comfortable throughout the trek.
Clothing-
Heavy insulated / down jacket
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Waterproof and windproof outer shell
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Thermal base layers
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Fleece mid-layer
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Trekking trousers
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Warm inner layers
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Balaclava or warm cap
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Waterproof gloves
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Multiple pairs of warm trekking socks
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Sun cap
Footwear
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High-ankle waterproof trekking boots
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Strong grip suitable for rock and snow
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Lightweight camp footwear
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Gaiters where required
Expedition Gear
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30–40L personal daypack
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Waterproof backpack cover
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Trekking poles
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Headlamp with spare batteries
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Insulated water bottle
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UV-protection sunglasses
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Personal dry bags / waterproof pouches
Sun & Weather Protection
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SPF 50+ sunscreen
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High-SPF lip balm
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UV-protection sunglasses
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Neck gaiter / buff
Personal Health
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Personal prescription medicines
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ORS / electrolyte sachets
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Personal first-aid kit
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Any medication specifically prescribed by your doctor
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Personal medical information if relevant
Documents
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Government-issued photo ID
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Passport-size photographs if requested
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Required permits / clearances
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Medical fitness documentation where required
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Emergency contact details
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Prepare for a Memorable Himalayan Journey
Best Time to Visit
The Valley of Flowers is generally best explored from July to August, when seasonal wildflowers transform the valley into a vibrant alpine landscape. Weather conditions and official opening dates may vary.
Prepare for the Altitude
Hemkund Sahib sits at approximately 14,100 feet. The steep ascent requires good physical fitness, a steady pace and adequate
acclimatisation.
Weather Can Change Quickly
Monsoon rain, slippery trails, cold temperatures and poor visibility can affect trekking conditions. Carry suitable rainwear, warm layers and sturdy trekking shoes.
Respect Nature and Local Traditions
The Valley of Flowers is a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site. Avoid littering, disturbing wildlife or picking flowers, and respect the religious customs at Hemkund Sahib.
Keep Your Itinerary Flexible
Mountain weather and trail conditions can cause delays or changes to the schedule. Follow your trek leader’s guidance and allow flexibility in your travel plans.
Fitness and Safety Matter
Prepare with regular walking and cardio exercises before departure. Inform your trek operator about relevant medical conditions and seek medical advice before undertaking strenuous high-altitude activity.
