Nandi Kund Ghiya Vinayak Pass Trek – Trek in Uttarakhand | Trekveda

March 20, 2020

 Nandi Kund Ghiya Vinayak Pass Trek Nandi Kund Ghiya Vinayak Pass Trek

The Nandikund - Ghiya Vinayak Pass trek is a diamond of a trek in the lap of the Himalayas of Uttrakhand. Presenting close perspectives of Chaukhaba, Mandani and perspectives to the extent thePanpatia Snowfield, Neelkanth, Parvati and that of the richNanda Deviand so on, from the highest point of Ghiya Vinayak pass, the Nandikund - Ghiya Vinayak Pass trek is simply eminent and an absolute necessity improve the situation all the Himalayan High Seekers. Thoughtreks in Indiaare well known but Uttarakhand trekking has so much to offer and this ultimate trek in Uttarakhand: Nandi Kund Ghiya Vinayak Pass trek is one amogst them which gives you the wonderful experience and Nandi Kund Ghiya Vinayak Pass trek best time is May and to early October.

Nandikund is a lovely high elevation lake spread over a territory of 1.5 km situated at 15748 foot.On the way to Madhyamaheshwar – Kalpeshwar trail. The trail summons a delightful view of rich green knolls and the snow secured Chaukhamba gathering of pinnacles of and Mandani Parbat. This high height trek takes you over the high ranges without including the ice sheets or even snow if endeavouring in harvest time. In any case, amid spring and late-spring, you may discover a lot of snow and Nandi Kund Ghiya Vinayak Pass trek package is worth taking.

  • The impressive view of the Himalayas as you can see the Himalayan range from east to west.
  • There are a number of trekking routes to explore.
  • A perfect place to capture the breathtaking view of the stretching sky with the field covered with white snow.
  • This trek is just opposite to the famous Roopkund trek, which is one of the most attractive factors.
  • The best place to trek and explore during the winters, is the month of December or January.

The appealing treat comes as thePindari Glacierat Zero Point, whose unearthly magnificence at 12,300 feet will top you off with unfathomable happiness. Its best piece? This trek is flawlessly suited for families, including kids.

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Trek Itinerary : Nandi Kund Ghiya Vinayak Pass Trek
Day 1 :Reach Ransi

Time taken :8 hrs (242.7km)

Early morning we will be heading to ransi from dehradun which takes 8 to 9 hours to reach. Ransi is a Village in Ukhimath Block in RudraPrayag District of Uttarakhand State, India. It is located 43 KM towards North from District head quarters Rudraprayag.

Day 2 :Ransi to Bantoli

Time taken :4 to 5 hours (114.9km)

Altitude:8910ft.

In the morning after early breakfast we will trek to Bantoli which is approx 4 hours away from ransi, Bantoli is a Village in Karnaprayag Block in Chamoli District of Uttarakhand State, Bantoli is a beautiful place. With a small iron bridge and a fantastic valley around the confluence of Madmaheswar Ganga and Markandeya Ganga it presents itself like a mountain lass. Though the grid of slender tress one can see shining mandani peak.

Day 3 :Bantoli to Madhymeshwar

Time taken :4 to 5 hours (8km)

Altitude :11550ft.

Today after the breakfast at 8.00AM, we will trek 8kms to reach Madhyameshwar, Bantoli to Madhmaheshwar there is a steep ascent. Bantoli is the point of confluence of Madhyamaheshwar Ganga and Martyenda Ganga.

Day 4 :Madhymeshwar to Kachni Dhar

Time taken :5 to 6 hours (10km)

Altitude :14520ft.

At 8.00AM after having breakfast, we will trek 10kms to reach Kachani Dhar, After waking up to a lovely morning in the blessed site of Madhyamaheshwar, we get ready to tackle the day's trek. It involves a steep continuous climb to the Kachni Khal marked typically by 2 huge rocks forming a gateway. Climb of some 4 - 5 hours gets us to the top of Kachni Khal. From here, the trail forks and one goes left towards Kedarnath, other to Panpatia and the route on the right goes towards Nandi Kund.

Day 5 :Kachni Dhar to Pandavsera

Time taken :5 to 6 hours (9km)

Altitude :13,530ft.

Today’s trek is going to an amazing trek and leave all the signs of civilization, we are going to see the shepherd’s trail to reach Pandavsera, trek through bushes and crosses and the mother nature which is going to make this experience worth living, throughout the way we are going to get a glimpse of few small waterfalls to reach the flat meadows.

Day 6 :Pandavsera to Barma Bugyal

Time taken :7 to 8 hours (12km)

Altitude :13,530ft.

Today it is going to be a long day so starting the trek as early as possible going to be a good option, we come across the pious lake of Nandi Kund and will also cross the mighty Ghiya Vinayak Pass to topple over to the other side of the valley, The trail follows the Madhyamaheshwar nala emerging out from Nandi Kun.

Day 7 :Barma Bugyal to Bansi-Narayan

Time taken :6 to 7 hours (14km)

Altitude :11,550ft.

Good morning and get ready for today’s adventure which is going to be not so uncomfortable and also easier with the eye capturing beauty like strechted soft green gress land and thick conifers. The trail going to reach easily to the Manpai Bugiyal from Barma Bugiyal before descending steeply through the forest to the tributary of the Kalpa Ganga. From here, it further climbs up to the greens of Bansi Narayan, marked by a small temple.

Day 8 :Bansi-Narayan to Urgaon

Time taken :6 to 7 hours (12km)

Altitude :6,600ft.

Today the trek is going to be little tiring, we continue the descend similar to yesterday with multiple ascends and descends to get us at the ugrum. Now Kalpeshwar is just 2 Kilometers from here and we are going to visit it in the evening.

Day 9 :Departure From Urgaon

Time taken :8 hours (230km)

Good morning, get ready, have you breakfast because it’s the end of the wonderful journey as we have to drive back to where we started it, now wave a goodbye to the Himalayas with the same enthusiasm and promise to visit again with same spirit to the different location.

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