Dayara Bugyal Trek

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Dayara Bugyal Trek: A Serene Adventure in the Himalayas

  • Duration: 6 Days
  • Type: Trekking Adventure
  • Base Camp: joshimath
  • Season: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter
  • Best Months: January–June, September–December
  • Altitude: 12,100 Ft.
  • Difficulty: Easy (Perfect for Beginners)
  • Distance: 24 Km (Circular Trail)
  • Stay: Guesthouses (Separate for Males & Females) and Camping
  • Food: Nutritious Meals on Trek & Stay Points (Veg & Eggs)
  • Nearest Railhead: Dehradun
  • Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport (28 Km from Dehradun)
  • Transport Haridwar to Haridwar
  •  Pickup and Drop option m Address Haridwar Bus station

Highlights:

  1. Panoramic Himalayan Views: Spot peaks like Bandarpoonch, Srikanth, Gangotri, and Draupadi ka Danda 2.
  2. Snowy Meadows: In winter, enjoy trekking through white-blanketed meadows with mesmerizing views.
  3. Beginner-Friendly Trek: Gradual ascents make it perfect for new trekkers.
  4. Camping Delight: Camp amidst serene surroundings, under a star-studded sky.
  5. Sunrise & Sunset: Witness breathtaking golden hues reflecting off snowy peaks.
  6. Flora & Fauna: Explore forests of oak, maple, and rhododendron, and spot Himalayan birds like Monal.
  7. Charming Villages: Stroll through quaint villages like Natin for a glimpse of Garhwali life.
  8. Photography Paradise: Snow-covered trails, meadows, and peaks provide perfect backdrops.

Why Choose the Dayara Bugyal Trek?

  • Scenic Beauty All Year Round: Snowy wonderland in winter and vibrant green meadows in summer.
  • Easy Accessibility: Starting point at Natin Village, just a drive away from Dehradun.
  • Peaceful Escape: Far from city chaos, perfect for nature lovers.
  • Adventure for All: Suitable for beginners while offering thrills for experienced trekkers.

Major Stopovers During the Trek

  • Natin Village: Starting point with traditional Garhwali charm and surreal views.
  • Gui Campsite: Snow-covered meadows offering stunning sunrise views.
  • Chilapada Campsite: Forested spot with majestic Himalayan peaks in sight.
  • Dayara Top: The trek’s highlight, with panoramic views of the Dodital and Himalayan ranges.
  • Nayata Campsite: Picturesque campsite surrounded by maple and rhododendron trees, near Barnala Lake.

Important Information

  • Reporting Point: Prince Chowk, Dehradun
  • Reporting Time: 6:00 am
  • Drop Time: 6:30 pm–7:30 pm (Weather Permitting)
  • GST: +5% Goods and Services Tax

The Dayara Bugyal Trek with Trek The Shiva Himalayas offers the perfect mix of natural beauty, adventure, and serenity. Whether you’re a first-time trekker or a seasoned adventurer, this trek promises an unforgettable experience amidst the majestic Himalayas.

Start planning your trek now and embrace the peaceful beauty of Dayara Bugyal! 

Day-1: Dehradun to Natin village
  • Altitude: Natin Village – 2,250 m/ 7,500 ft.
  • Distance: 200 km | Duration: 7-8 hrs
Day-2: Natin to Gui
  • Altitude (Gui): 3000 m/ 9,800 ft
  • Trek Distance: 4-5 km | 4-5 hrs
Day-3: Gui to Chilapada
  • Altitude (Chilpada): 3,300 m/ 10,800 ft
  • Trek Distance: 3 km | 2 hrs
Day-4: Chilapada To Dayara Top and Trek to Nayata
  • Altitude
    • Dayara Top: 3,700 m/ 12,000 ft
    • Nayata: 2,800 m/ 9,200 ft
  • Trek Distance
    • Chilapada – Dayara Top: 5 km | 5-6 hrs
    • Dayara Top – Nayata: 6 km | 3-4 hrs
Day-5: Nayata to Natin Village
  • Altitude (Natin Village): 2,250 m/ 7,500 ft
  • Distance: 5 km | 3 hrs
Day-6: Natin to Dehradun
  • Drive Distance: 200km | 7-8 hrs
Note:
  • Keep a buffer day in your travel plan.
  • If buffer day is not used in the travel then it can be used to Explore Dehradun.
  • Distance, Altitude, and Trekking hours are approximate and rounded off.
  • Come one day early if planning to come by plane.

Inclusion

1. Accommodation (as per the itinerary):

  • Guesthouse & Camping.
  • Guesthouse Day 1 & Day 5.
  • Camping Day 2 to Day 4.

2. Meals (Veg + Egg):

  • All meals are from Base camp to Base camp.
  • Day 1 Dinner to Day 5 Dinner.

3. Support:

  • 1 Versatile base camp manager: handles communication and deploys extra manpower in emergencies.
  • 1 Mountaineering & First aid qualified professional expedition Leader.
  • 1 Experienced high-altitude chef.
  • Local experienced guides (Number of guides depending on the group size).
  • Enough support staff.

4. Trek equipment:

  • Sleeping bag, Sleeping liners (if required), mattresses, and Utensils.
  • 3 men all season trekker tent (twin sharing), Kitchen & Dining tent, Toilet tent.
  • Camping stool, Walkie talkie.
  • Ropes, Helmet, Ice axe, Harness, Gaiters & microspikes (if required).

5. First aid:

  • Medical kit, Stretcher, Oxygen cylinder, Blood pressure monitor, Oximeter, Stethoscope.

6. Cloakroom service at base camp.
7. Mules/porters to carry the central luggage.
8. All necessary permits and entry fees, up to the amount charged for Indian.
9. Services from Natin village to Natin village.

 

Exclusion

1. Insurance is Mandatory.
2. Food during the transit.
3. Any kind of personal expenses.
4. Mule or porter to carry personal luggage.
5. Emergency evacuation, hospitalization charge or etc.
6. Anything not specifically mentioned under the head Inclusion.
7. Transportation (Dehradun to Natin village and return, if not booked with us).

 

Mandatory Documents for Bali Pass Trek

Trekkers must carry the following documents:

✅ Original and photocopy of a government-issued photo ID (Aadhar Card, Driving License, Voter ID, etc.)
✅ Passport and Visa (for foreign nationals)
✅ Medical Certificate (Part 1 to be filled by a doctor, Part 2 by the trekker)
✅ Declaration Certificate

Essential Trekking Gear

Many trekkers make the mistake of carrying unnecessary items, making their backpacks too heavy. Packing smartly is key. Here’s what you must carry:

Backpack & Footwear

🎒 Backpack (50–60 liters) – A sturdy backpack with good support (Rain cover recommended)
🥾 Trekking Shoes – Proper trekking shoes with ankle support (avoid sports shoes)

Clothing

👖 Trek Pants (2-3 pairs) – Avoid jeans; carry more for longer treks
🧥 Jackets (2) – Essential for cold weather
🧣 Warm Layers – Woolen or fleece layers (2-3 for winter, fewer for summer)
🔥 Thermals – Needed for cold nights
👕 Quick-dry T-Shirts – Preferably full sleeves to protect against sunburn
🌧 Poncho/Raincoat – Essential for rainy days

Accessories

🚶 Trekking Pole – For balance and support
💦 Water Bottles (2) – Stay hydrated
🧢 Cap/Balaclava – Protect against the cold
🕶 Sunglasses – To prevent snow blindness
👞 Slippers – Comfortable for campsite use
🧤 Gloves – Woolen and waterproof
🧦 Socks (Woolen & Regular) – Keep feet warm and dry
🧴 Sunscreen – Essential at high altitudes
🔦 Torch/Headlight – With extra batteries

Personal Items

🧼 Toiletries – Toothpaste, toothbrush, toilet paper, sanitizer, etc.
🩺 Personal Medical Kit (Take medicines only as prescribed by a doctor)

  • Altitude sickness tablets
  • Acidity and stomach relief medicine
  • Fever and headache relief
  • Pain relievers
  • Motion sickness medicine
  • Allergy medicine
  • Diarrhea medicine
  • Antiseptic cream
  • ORS (Oral Rehydration Salts)
  • Band-aids, cotton, stretchable bandage, and gauze

Trekking Safety Guidelines

✅ Carry a First Aid Kit – Be prepared for minor injuries
✅ Follow Safety Protocols – Stick to designated trails & avoid risky paths
✅ Stay Connected – Carry a mobile phone, satellite phone, or walkie-talkie
✅ Know Emergency Services – Be aware of the nearest hospital, police, and rescue teams
✅ Pack the Right Gear – Proper clothing & equipment ensure safety
✅ Respect Nature – Follow Leave No Trace principles: avoid littering, protect vegetation, and respect wildlife
✅ Stay Calm in Emergencies – Assess the situation and act wisely

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