Bhrigu Lake Trek 4Night 5Days

Location

Uttarakhand (Chamoli)

Trek Duration

9 Days

Trek Distance

63 kms

Difficulty Level

Moderate

Altitude

25,643 ft.

Best Season

Apr-Jun ,Sept-Nov

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Nanda Devi National Park Overview

About Nanda Devi National Park

Nanda Devi National Park, located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, India, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and part of the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve. Surrounded by towering peaks, including the majestic Nanda Devi (7,816m), it is renowned for its rich biodiversity, with unique alpine flora and rare fauna such as the snow leopard and Himalayan musk deer. The park’s rugged terrain, steep gorges, and beautiful landscapes make it a haven for trekkers and nature enthusiasts. Treks within the park offer an immersive experience of its pristine wilderness, while the cultural significance of the region adds depth to the journey. Open from May to October, the park is ideal for those seeking adventure amidst breathtaking scenery and untouched natural beauty.

Nanda Devi National Park Highlights

Trek Route

Daily batch movement

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Itinerary 8 Nights 9 Days

Day 1: Arrival in Joshimath (Gateway to the Park)

Altitude: 6,151 feet
Trek Distance: None
Trek Duration: None

  • Arrive in Joshimath, a charming town surrounded by mountains.
  • Check into a local hotel or guesthouse for your stay.
  • Explore the local market and enjoy the scenic views of the Himalayas.
  • Rest and prepare for the upcoming trek, ensuring all gear is ready.
Day 2: Joshimath to Lata Village (Trek Start)

Altitude: 7,611 feet
Trek Distance: Approximately 10 km
Trek Duration: 4-5 hours

  • Drive to Lata Village, the starting point of your trek.
  • Begin your trek through lush forests and charming landscapes.
  • Experience local culture and interact with villagers along the way.
  • Set up camp in Lata Village, enjoying the tranquility of the surroundings.
Day 3: Lata Village to Lata Kharak (Acclimatization)

Altitude: 12,097 feet
Trek Distance: Approximately 8 km
Trek Duration: 4-5 hours

  • Start the trek to Lata Kharak, gradually gaining altitude.
  • Take breaks to acclimatize and enjoy the breathtaking views.
  • Explore the stunning meadows and wildflower-filled landscapes en route.
  • Camp at Lata Kharak and engage in light activities to aid acclimatization.
Day 4: Lata Kharak to Dharansi Pass

Altitude: 13,944 feet
Trek Distance: Approximately 10 km
Trek Duration: 5-6 hours

  • Begin the challenging ascent to Dharansi Pass, surrounded by majestic peaks.
  • Navigate steep trails, gaining elevation as you go.
  • Reach Dharansi Pass and enjoy panoramic views of the Nanda Devi range.
  • Set up camp at the pass, marveling at the stunning sunset over the mountains.
Day 5: Dharansi Pass to Dibrugheta

Altitude: 11,482 feet
Trek Distance: Approximately 7 km
Trek Duration: 4-5 hours

  • Descend from Dharansi Pass to the picturesque meadows of Dibrugheta.
  • Experience the diverse flora and fauna along the trail.
  • Enjoy a packed lunch amidst the scenic landscape.
  • Camp at Dibrugheta, surrounded by the beauty of the Himalayas.
Day 6: Dibrugheta to Nanda Devi Base Camp

Altitude: 13,779 feet
Trek Distance: Approximately 10 km
Trek Duration: 5-6 hours

  • Trek from Dibrugheta to Nanda Devi Base Camp, with stunning views throughout.
  • Navigate rocky terrains and snow patches, adding excitement to the journey.
  • Arrive at the base camp, nestled at the foot of Nanda Devi.
  • Settle in and take in the breathtaking scenery around you.
Day 7: Return to Lata Kharak

Altitude: 12,097 feet
Trek Distance: Approximately 10 km
Trek Duration: 4-5 hours

  • Begin the return journey, retracing your steps back to Lata Kharak.
  • Enjoy the familiar landscapes, appreciating the beauty from a different perspective.
  • Take your time to soak in the views and capture photographs.
  • Camp at Lata Kharak for the night, reflecting on the adventure so far.
Day 8: Lata Kharak to Lata Village, Back to Joshimath

Altitude: 7,611 feet
Trek Distance: Approximately 8 km to Lata Village, then drive back to Joshimath
Trek Duration: 4-5 hours for the trek

  • Depart from Lata Kharak, trekking back down to Lata Village.
  • Enjoy a leisurely trek, appreciating the flora and fauna along the way.
  • Drive back to Joshimath after reaching Lata Village.
  • Relax and celebrate the completion of your trek with a nice meal.
Day 9: Departure from Joshimath

Altitude: 6,151 feet
Trek Distance: None (Departure day)
Trek Duration: None (Departure day)

  • Check out of your accommodation and prepare for departure.
  • Take a final stroll around Joshimath, soaking in the mountain vibes.
  • Arrange transportation to your onward destination, such as Rishikesh or Dehradun.
  • Depart with cherished memories of the stunning landscapes and adventure experienced in Nanda Devi National Park.
 

How to reach Nanda Devi National Park

YOU HAVE TO REACH JOSHIMATH (CHAMOLI)

By Air:

  • The nearest airport is Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun, about 295 km from Joshimath, the entry point to the park. From the airport, you can hire taxis or take buses to reach Joshimath. Regular flights operate between Dehradun and major cities like Delhi.

By Road:

  • The closest railway station is Rishikesh, approximately 250 km from Joshimath. Rishikesh is well-connected to major cities in India. From Rishikesh, you can take a taxi or bus to Joshimath, which is the base for starting the trek to Nanda Devi National Park.

By Train:

  • Joshimath is well-connected by road to various towns and cities in Uttarakhand. You can take a bus or hire a taxi from Rishikesh (250 km), Haridwar (270 km), or Dehradun (295 km). Regular state-run and private buses operate between these cities and Joshimath. The journey offers scenic views of the Himalayan foothills along the way.

     

Things to Carry

Embarking on a thrilling journey with Zenith Adventures? Here’s your personalized list of must-have items tailored for your trekking expedition. This comprehensive guide outlines essential gear categorized into five distinct sections. Please note that the list exclusively covers items to be brought along by participants, excluding those furnished by Zenith Adventures during the trek. Let’s dive in!

Trail Gear
  • Rucksack with a rain cover x1
  • Daypack (Recommended for summit days)
  • Headlamp with spare batteries x1
  • UV protection sunglasses x1 (Check out our guide for selecting the perfect trekking sunglasses.)
  • Water bottles: 2 bottles of 1 liter each
Footwear Essentials
  • Non-skid, high-ankle trekking shoes x1
  • Lightweight slipper/sandals x1
Clothing Selection
  • Quick-dry warm lower or track pants x2
  • Full sleeves t-shirts/sweatshirts (1 for every 2 days of trekking)
  • Thick woolen socks (1 pair for every two days of trekking)
  • Thermal body warmer (upper & lower) x1
  • Undergarments (1 for every day of trekking)
  • Warm jacket with closed wrists & neck x1
  • Full sleeves sweater x1
  • Rainwear (jacket & pants) x1
  • Waterproof, warm gloves x1
  • Woolen cap x1
  • Sun-shielding hat x1
Toiletry Essentials
  • Personal toiletries kit (including small towel, toilet paper, paper soap, bar soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, cold cream, etc.)
  • Sunscreen lotion (small pack) x1 (Refer to our Sun Protection 101 guide for outdoor safety.)
  • Lip balm (small pack) x1
Utensils & More
  • Small-sized, lightweight, leak-proof lunch box x1
  • Plate x1
  • Spoon x1
  • Tea/coffee (plastic) mug x1
Extras
  • Camera (Optional)
  • Ample supply of personal medications (Consult your doctor prior to the trek.)
  • Dry fruits, nuts, chocolate bars (Optional)
  • Ensure your journey is filled with excitement and comfort by packing these essentials. Adventure awaits!

Participant Advisory:

Regulations: 
  • The use of smoking, alcohol, and narcotics is explicitly forbidden throughout the program.
Lodging: 
  • Participants are required to remain within the camp premises for the entirety of the camp’s duration; staying outside of the designated camp area is not permitted.
Environmental Conservation:
  • Promote an environmentally conscious trekking atmosphere.
  • Collect any litter encountered along the trail and dispose of it responsibly at the base camp.
Campfire Guidelines:
  • Burning wood for campfires is strictly prohibited.
  • Transporting non-biodegradable materials into Himalayas is considered a violation of regulation

Inclusion & Exclusion

Inclusion

  • Meals during the trek (Tea Snacks, breakfast, lunch, dinner)

  • Permits and entry fees, if applicable

  • Transportation to and from the trek starting point (if mentioned in the package)

  • First aid kit

  • Basic amenities at the campsite (bonfire, toilet facilities, etc.)

Exclusion

  • Personal expenses (snacks, additional meals, souvenirs, etc.)
  • Any additional activities not mentioned in the package
  • Travel insurance
  • Tips/gratuities for guides and staff
  • Any expenses arising due to unforeseen circumstances like natural disasters, political unrest, etc.
  • Porter services (if needed, available at an additional cost)
  • Any medical expenses incurred during the trek

Why Zenith?

Why Zenith Adventure?

We’re here to give you the greatest experience possible through the eyes of highly skilled and qualified specialists who have a passion for adventure sports.
  1. Zenith Adventure Emphasize safety, Security and quality
  2. Programs offered during all season at different location
  3. Program tailored to clients needs
  4. To get Perfect blend of recreation and education experience
  5. Swift response to an unforeseen emergency or extreme situations and quick evacuation.
  6. Leaders, Guides and Crew trained in first-aid, search rescue.

Frequently Asked Questions

Nanda Devi National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Uttarakhand, India, known for its stunning landscapes and biodiversity.

The ideal time to visit is between May and October, with June and September offering the best weather conditions.

Yes, visitors need to obtain permission from the Forest Department due to the park’s protected status.

The park is home to rare species such as snow leopards, Himalayan musk deer, and various bird species, along with unique alpine flora.

Yes, local guides are recommended and often required for trekking within the park due to its challenging terrain.

Camping is allowed in designated areas only, and strict regulations are in place to protect the environment.

The treks are generally challenging and require good physical fitness and prior high-altitude trekking experience.

Joshimath, the nearest town, offers a range of accommodations, including hotels, guesthouses, and homestays.

The park can be accessed by air via Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun, by train to Rishikesh, or by road to Joshimath.

Essential items include sturdy trekking boots, warm clothing, a first-aid kit, water purification tablets, snacks, and trekking poles.

 

Location details about Nanda Devi National Park

Starting Point

Joshimath

End Point

Joshimath

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