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11 Days 10 Nights
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Trek Overview

Pass amidst two Holy Lakes; Masar Tal and Vasuki Tal

Mayali Pass lies in the remote region of Indian Himalayas at an altitude of 5,300 m. This pass is behind Kedarnath and amidst two holy Lakes; Masar Tal and Vasuki Tal. Witnessing these holy Lakes is a great delight for the people in search of tranquility. It is one of those treks which is not known by the people because it lies in that region Himalayas which is isolated.

Phenomenal Experience of “The Great Himalayas”

Mayali Pass offers a bunch of exceptional experiences, it takes you through most remotes villages of Himalayas. Gangi is the last place where you will find civilization, the lifestyle of people living there is very different from ours, they wear pretty traditional dresses and big ornaments, the houses are made of wood with small entry gates. These remote villages are very rich in culture and their traditions, get the glimpse of Garhwali culture in Gangi village.

Attractions of this amusing place

The forests are dense and home of Bears and then there is Bhilgana River catchment, this river is the major tributary of the “Bhagirathi River” and water is collected in this catchment area. Some highlights of this trek that will leave you speechless are; the gigantic Thalay Sagar peak and the sight of Khatling glacier. Not many have traversed this place and it consists of calmness in its environment, the people who want to traverse places which are untouched and possesses peace, then Mayali Pass is a great trek for you and should be added in the list of “Must Explore Treks”.

About Mayali Pass

  • It is at an altitude of 5,400 m
  • Mayali Pass is amidst two Holy Lakes; Masar Tal and Vasuki Tal
  • Gangi is the last place where you will find civilization
  • Thalay Sagar peak and the sight of Khatling glacier.
  • Phenomenal Experience of “The Great Himalayas”

Highlights of this Trek

This pass is between two holy lakes, Masar Tal and Vasuki Tal. It is one of those treks which is not known by the people because it lies in the isolated region of Himalayas. Have experience of Garhwali culture at village Gangi which is last on the trail and the sight of Mt. Thalay Sagar on this trek will leave you speechless.

  • Duration – 11 days
  • Best Season – May- June, Sep and Mid Oct (Post monsoon)
  • Level – Difficult
  • Highest Points –5,300 m
  • Temperature –May and June (2°C to 5°C) Sep to Oct (-2°C to -5°C)
  • Starting point – Dehradun Railway station

Altitude you are going to cover

  • Himari (5,100 feet)Ghuttu (1578 m)
  • Reeh (2500 m)
  • Gangi (3100 m)
  • Kharsoli (3645 m)
  • Chowki (3978 m)
  • Masar Tal (4139 m)
  • Mayali pass (5300 m)

These points should not be avoided
1. Proper conditioning and training of body required

2. Proper gear and clothing for sub-zero temperatures

3. Sturdy hiking shoes are important

4. High altitude requires proper acclimatization

5. Intermittent or no signals

6. Carry travel light

7. Weather is unpredicted so the itinerary is flexible

Itinerary

Day 1: Dehradun to Ghuttu (226 km) (8/9 hours) (1578 m)

Meet us at Dehradun Railway station vehicle will be arranged for you till Ghuttu, it is a mini village on the bank of Bhilangana River which is the major tributary of the Bhagirathi River and the stream source of River Ganga. This beautiful village is at an elevation of 1578 m. Reaching Ghuttu will take maximum 8 to 9 hours and we will arrange your stay in tents.

Day 2: Ghuttu to Reeh (10 km) (4/5 hours) (2500 m)

The climb to Reeh is not steep but your body will take some time to be accustomed to trekking. The first two hours trek is on the well maintained road, which is maintained by the villagers. When this road ends enter into a dense forests and trek through it till you reach Reeh.

The trail in starting is along the River then the trail passes through dense forest of pine, feel the warmth of walking under the shade of trees, the beautiful thing about today’s trek is, variety of plantation you will find on the way; the tall Bamboos and dwarf Rhododendrons.

Reach your campsite Reeh which is a small village with few population in the middle of beautiful surroundings, pitch your tents here, have salubrious food and retire for the night.

Day 3: Reeh to Gangi (12 km) (4/5 hours) (3100 m)

Today your destination is Gangi which is the last village on this trail, the distance is 12 km. Start heading towards this prestigious village, and the climb is steep you will come across shepherd huts on the way and there is a beautiful temple of Bhawani Mata which is worshiped by the villagers.

It is the last place where you will find civilization, the lifestyle of people living there is very different from ours, they wear pretty traditional dresses and big ornaments, the houses are made of wood with small entry gates. These remote villages are very rich in culture and their traditions, get the glimpse of Garhwali culture in Gangi village. Setup your tents here and retire for the night.

In middle of the journey have your food, packed lunch will be provided. Trek through vast meadows which are present on valley top and from there magnificent views of Panwali Kantha and South Ghuttu are visible. Continue trekking cross the ridge top and reach Gangi in next two hours.

Day 4: Gangi to Kharsoli via Kalayani (15 km) (6/7 hours) (3645 m)

Have your breakfast and bid goodbye to this last village and head towards Kharsoli, the trek is through some landslide prone areas but you will visit this place in post monsoon so there is no risk of any landslide. Further is a ground named “Kalyani” to reach there you need to complete a short ascend.

This plane ground is between the mountains with boulders around and there is embankment on the other side. You can also visit the lakes on the way i.e. Bhimtal and Sahasratal. Kalyani can be a great camping spot but move further to Kharsoli according to the itinerary, it is 10 km away from this picturesque ground.

Kharsoli is at the confluence of Bhilan Ganga, setup your camps at the beautiful meadow, have your delicious healthy food then enjoy comfortable stay in tents.

Day 5: Kharsoli to Chowki via Tambakund (10 km) (4/5 hours) (3978 m)

Leave the meadows of Kharsoli and start your trek, the other part or after the halfway trek the tree line declines and you enter into the blooming meadows. A river is followed by the trail ahead is a waterfall which is on the other side of this beguiling valley which is close to Tambakund. This kund is near to Khatling glacier and Chowki.

Start the climb on other side of valley (Chowki) as you ascend the views get clearer and beautiful Mt. Thalay Sagar can be seen from a distance now, the climb is short and from Tambakund you can reach Chowki in 1 hour. Cross the River Bhilan Ganga with help of your guide and reach your campsite.

Set your camps here and witness the sunset Mt. Thalay Sagar it looks beautiful at the time of dusk, spend your night here relax in tents.

Day 6: Chowki to Masar Tal (8 km) (3/4 hours) (4139 m)

Explore the valley today and start ascending, the trail is exhilarating till the Khatling glacier which is 7 km away. Then the trail is along the bank of river. You can see many glacier hanging with the Khatling glaciers (Ratangian, Jogin and Phating). Today you are going to gain altitude and as you go higher the lush green Chowki grasslands are visible.

There are numerous trails made by shepherds which leads to Masar Tal, there are boulders all around. The sights while trekking are a pleasure, cross the higher areas of this glacier and ahead is a pass named Auden Col which is at an elevation of 5,400 m.

Trek ahead and reach this unique isolated Lake Masar Tal (4950 m) this lake remains glaciated till middle of the June. The temperature of this place is low and gets cold during the time of day and night, be ready for the chilly weather of this place. The fetching beauty of this place differentiates it from others.

Masar Tal, you are going to camp in serenity at this place today in one of the isolated region of Himalayas around this holy lake, the weather gets cold in night so have your dinner early and relax in tents.

Day 7: Acclimatization Day

Day 7: Acclimatization Day

Day 8: Masar Tal to Vasuki Tal (via Mayali pass 5300 m) (12 km) (5/6 hours)

Leave early today, it is the main and toughest day of your trek. The trails are thrilling and full of adventures, be ready for overcoming all the challenges. From Masar Tal head towards Masar Top and you can reach there in approximately 1 hour. Ascend is steep and tough over the boulders, they can be slippery because of the icy surface so you have to be very careful.

When you reach Masar Top the sight of valley from there is spellbinding and below the Masar Tal and grasslands of Chowki are visible. Witness the snow-covered mountains and the view of Kedar Dome and a glacier but it cannot be spotted easily.

Trek through landslide prone areas, traverse the hill and it is very difficult to find the way here so you need an experienced trekking guide and proper trekking gears. Further you will come across glaciers with snow all over, have fun while crossing the snow meadow, it can take one hour to cross this section. Now, the steep erect climb starts to Mayali Pass, you may need ropes to traverse this area.

Reach Mayali Pass and stand there looking at the magnificent mountain peaks of Mt. Thalay Sagar, Kedardome and Bhartekuntha. Spend time here, celebrate the climb to summit (5,400 m) and then descend, descending is steep and it takes time, first cross the snow area and then boulder zone, it’s a long trek which is knee breaking but the joy of completing the summit will overshadow all the pain.

After two hours of hard descend you will reach Vasuki Tal. It is said that Lord Vishnu took bath in this Lake and it is named “Vasuki Tal” because it resembles snake Vasuki of Lord Shiva which made it sacred. The sight of Chaturangi glacier is beguiling from here, setup your tents at this camping ground, have healthy food there and sleep early in tents as it will be an exhausting day.

Day 9: Vasuki Tal to Kedarnath (6 km) (3/4 hours)

Day 8th was tiring so today’s trek will start late in comparison to other days. Start your trek and start climbing, it is not an easy one and is the only ascend of today’s trek after that descend all the way. Kedarnath is visible after the climb and Mandakini River which is present at Kedarnath now you are at the side of this River.

Continue descending and below Kedarnath will be visible which you can reach in another 75 minutes. Reach this beautiful place, shrine of Lord Shiva. Hotel and food will be arranged for you at Kedarnath.

Day 10: Kedarnath to Gauri kund (14 km) (4/5 hours)

Today is the last day of trekking, start your trek early. The path is wide and distance of Gauri Kund is 14 km which you have to cover. There is a Rambara village, pass through this area and further is Gaurikund.

Gauri Kund is a hot water spring and it is believed that Goddess Gauri wife of Lord Shiva, she lived here to get the love of Lord Shiva and he finally admitted his love here. So this Kund is considered pure and devotees bath in the holy water of this Kund. Overnight stay in a hotel near Gauri Kund.

Day 11: Gauri kund to Rishikesh /Dehradun/Haridwar (8/9 hours)

Enjoy waking up in the holy places with serene environment and get ready for Departure.

Include / Exclude

What is Included In this trek?

Transport from Dehradun to Dehradun

Forest Permit and entrance fee

Accommodation in Hotel

Accommodation in tents on twin share basis during trekking.

All meals, Breakfast, Day Pack, Lunch, Pack Lunch, Tea,Coffee, Snacks, Soup, Dinner

All camping gear including

Separate Tent, High quality

Liner, Pillow, Separate Toilet tents, Dining Tent, Chair, Dining table

your uploading

Guide, Porters, cook, Helper

Mules, Kitchen team

Good Experience local Trek Leader guide

Walkie Talkie, for contact each other’s

Gaiters

Micro crampons

Hiking Pole

What is not included In this trek

Personal Toiletry Items

Personal Medical Kit

Medical Certificate

Map

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