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Unlike many operators who only meet you at the railway station, India Easy Trip offers a complete door-to-door experience starting right from Delhi.
The India Easy Trip Advantage: Delhi Pickup
We provide our own dedicated fleet for the entire Yatra. You don't need to worry about booking trains or local buses to reach the mountains.
Primary Pickup Point: Delhi (Airport, Railway Station, or your preferred Hotel).
Greeting & Assistance: Our representative will meet you upon arrival in Delhi to assist with your luggage and transfer to our sanitized, comfortable vehicles (Tempo Traveler, Innova, or Bolero).
The Drive: We handle the 310 km drive to Haldwani, so you can just sit back and enjoy the transition from the plains to the Shivalik ranges.
Alternative Options for Travelers
If you choose to meet our group directly in Uttarakhand, here is the best way to do it:
Upon arrival at the airport, you will be greeted and assisted with your transfer to Haldwani, a picturesque hill station nestled in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand. The drive offers scenic views of the Shivalik ranges, dense forests, and charming countryside. Upon reaching Haldwani, check into your hotel and take some time to relax and freshen up. End your day with a delicious dinner at the hotel, soaking in the cool mountain air and peaceful ambiance.
Distance: 310 Kms - 7 Hours Approx
Begin your day early with a packed breakfast and check out from the hotel. Embark on a scenic drive to Dharchula, a quaint town nestled amidst the stunning Himalayan ranges. Continue your journey with a stop at the sacred Kainchi Dham, a cluster of ancient temples dedicated to Hanuman Ji. After exploring these divine landmark, proceed to Dharchula. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel, relax, and unwind. Enjoy a delicious dinner and have a peaceful overnight stay at the hotel in Dharchula.
Distance: 290 km / 8 Hours Approx (Max. Elevation: 940 meters)
Start your day with a hearty breakfast at the hotel, then check out and prepare for the journey ahead. Due to the challenging road conditions from Dharchula, switch to a local vehicle for the next leg of your trip. En route, immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes of the Kumaon Hills and enjoy breathtaking views of the Kali River, which forms a natural border between India and Nepal.Upon reaching Gunji or Nabhi Dhang Village, check in to your hotel or homestay. Take the evening to relax and acclimatize to the high-altitude environment, or enjoy a gentle walk around the serene surroundings. End your day with a delicious dinner and a comfortable overnight stay in the hotel or homestay.
Distance: 80 Kms / 3 Hours Drive (Max. Elevation: 3200 meters)
Important Note: Documents will be checked at various check posts. At Gunji / Nabhi Dhang village stay will be basic guest house / homestay. Due to limited number of stay options booking will be done bed wise instead of rooms. Depending on room type 6-8 bedroom will be given on dormitory sharing basis. Washrooms will be common.
Begin your day with a hearty breakfast and embark on a scenic drive towards Jolingkong. Upon arrival, you can either hire a horse or trek on foot to reach the sacred Adi Kailash Temple, approximately 3 km from Jolingkong. The trek is relatively easy and rewards you with breathtaking views of the majestic Adi Kailash Mountain. Behind the temple, marvel at the serene Parwati Sarovar, a tranquil lake surrounded by the grandeur of the Himalayas.After soaking in the divine beauty, return to Jolingkong and enjoy a simple yet delicious lunch at a local dhaba, featuring a traditional thali with dal, mixed vegetables, roti, and rice. Post-lunch, embark on a short trek or horse ride to Gauri Kund, a pristine lake located just below the Adi Kailash Temple, offering a serene and spiritual experience. Later, descend from the trek and drive back to Gunji or Nabhi Dhang Village. Conclude your day with a hearty dinner and a restful overnight stay at the village.
Distance: 65 Kms Drive Total + 10-12 Kms Trekking (Max. Elevation: 4490 meters)
Start your day with breakfast at the hotel and check out to begin your journey toward the awe-inspiring Om Parvat Viewpoint. This sacred mountain is renowned for the naturally occurring ‘Om’ symbol formed by snow on its face, a sight revered by pilgrims and travelers alike.En route, visit the Kali Mandir at Kala Pani, a serene spot with spiritual significance. After immersing yourself in the tranquility of these sites, continue your drive to Dharchula. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel, unwind, and relax after the day’s journey. Enjoy a delicious dinner and a peaceful overnight stay at the hotel in Dharchula.
Distance: 130 Kms - 8 Hours Approx (Max. Elevation: 4250 meters)
Begin your day with a delightful breakfast and check out from your hotel. Set out on a scenic drive towards Haldwani, enjoying the lush green landscapes of Uttarakhand along the way. En route, visit the sacred Jageshwar Dham, an ancient cluster of temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, surrounded by a serene deodar forest. Then, pay homage at the Golu Devta Temple, a revered shrine where devotees believe their prayers are answered. Continue your journey to Haldwani and check in to your hotel upon arrival. Unwind after the journey, savor a delicious dinner, and enjoy a comfortable overnight stay at the hotel.
Distance: 290 Kms - 8 Hours Approx
Start your day with a hearty breakfast at the hotel in Haldwani, then check out and begin your journey to Delhi. Enjoy the scenic drive through the picturesque landscapes of Uttarakhand as you descend from the tranquil hills to the bustling plains. Upon arrival in Delhi, you will be dropped at your preferred location, such as the airport, railway station, or hotel. Your journey concludes here with wonderful memories of the serene hill stations.
Distance: 310 Kms - 7 Hours Approx
Stay for 06 Nights Hotel / Homestay / Guest Houses.
06 Breakfast, 03 Lunch and 06 Dinner.
Transfer and sightseeing as per itinerary & Vehicle mentioned above (AC in non hill areas only.)
Dharchula to Dharchula Vehicle cost for Bolero / Max (Up to 04-5 People Maximum in one vehicle for best comfort.
Personal guide from Dharchula.
All toll tax, inter state tax, parking, fuel and driver allowances.
Important Note: At Gunji / Nabhi Dhang Village stay will be Dormitory Bed system with common washroom. Hot water will be provided in bucket. Lunch will be simple Thali at basic Dhaba (Dal, Mix Veg, Rice & Roti). Due to remote area no good restaurants during the trek. Breakfast and dinner will be at hotel homestay will be also simple veg menu.
GST 5% Extra
Early Morning / Late Night Pick Up Drop.
Extra Meals, Drinks & things not mentioned in including.
Guide / Entry Fees / Cable Car / Ropeway / Horse / Porters
Jungle Safari / Rafting / Bungy / Paragliding / Rope Activities / Boat Ride etc activities.
Air / Train / Helicopter Tickets unless mentioned. Travel & Medical Insurance.
In case of Ex Delhi tours Delhi Local use / Sightseeing unless mentioned in plan.
The Soul of Kumaon: More Than Just a "Replica"
Adi Kailash and Om Parvat are not just peaks in the Kumaon region, they are the spiritual beating heart of Uttarakhand. While many call Adi Kailash (5,945m) "Chhota Kailash" or a replica of the Tibetan Mount Kailash, to the local Kumaoni people, this is the Primal Abode. It is the "Adi" (First) home of Mahadev.
When you enter the Vyas Valley, you aren't just trekking, you are walking through the living pages of the Skanda Purana. Standing at the edge of Parvati Sarovar, the water doesn't just reflect the spiritually bright peak, it reflects a deep, ancient silence that you won't find anywhere.
The Mystery of the Snow-Carved ?
The journey reaches its pinnacle at Om Parvat (6,191m), a miracle where geology meets faith. This is the only place on Earth where snow rests in the natural rock crevices to form a perfect, visible "OM" (?).
The Hidden Secret: Ancient Vedic texts suggest there are eight such natural "Om" formations in the Himalayas. So far, this is the only one revealed to mankind.
The Nabidhang View: The best way to witness this is from Nabidhang. It’s not just a photo opportunity for your camera; it is a moment where even the most seasoned trekkers stop talking and simply breathe in the divine energy.
What the Guides Won't Tell You "The Real Depth"
Most websites just give you a list of distances and altitudes. But let’s talk about what the journey actually does to you. It’s not just a trek; it’s a shift in your system.
The Dharchula Breakpoint Dharchula is where the "real world" starts to fade away. Once you cross this point and start moving alongside the roaring Kali River, the air gets sharper and the city noise in your head finally goes quiet. By the time you reach the high-altitude peace of Gunji, you’ll realize you’ve left the plains far behind.
Nabi: More Than Just a Bed for the Night Don’t just check into your room and sleep in Nabi. This village is a living fortress of the Rung community. These people have lived here for generations, guarding the gateway to Tibet. Their houses are made of old Himalayan cedar wood, and if you sit with the elders, they’ll tell you stories of the Pandavas that you won’t find in any history book. It’s a chance to see a way of life that hasn’t changed even as the rest of the world moved on.
The Reality of the Gauri Kund Climb The climb to Gauri Kund at the base of Adi Kailash is the real test. Honestly? It’s not about how fit your legs are, it’s about your breath and your willpower. The air is thin, and the water in the lake is freezing. But there’s a local belief: even a few drops of that water on your face can wash away years of mental weight. You don't come back down the same person who went up.
Important Note: To save your time and avoid last-minute Dharchula headaches, please secure your Medical Fitness Certificate in advance at the time of booking confirmation. It is the most critical document for your Inner Line Permit.
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No, you don't need a passport if you are an Indian citizen. However, you must have an Aadhaar Card or Voter ID. Since this is a border area near Nepal and China, an Inner Line Permit (ILP) and a Medical Fitness Certificate are mandatory.
Raw Truth: No. In high-altitude villages like Nabi and Gunji, stay options are very limited. Most stays are in traditional homestays or guest houses on a dormitory sharing basis (6-8 people per room). It’s a basic, clean, and authentic local experience.
Expect a total digital detox. Only BSNL works in some parts of the Vyas Valley, but it is very unreliable. It is best to inform your family that you will be out of reach once you cross Dharchula.
Forget the old 100 km trekking maps. Thanks to the new BRO roads, the "hard walking" is nearly gone. You now drive almost all the way to Jolingkong.
The Actual Walk: From the road-head at Jolingkong to the Adi Kailash Temple and Parvati Sarovar, it is a gentle 3 km hike.
Optional Climb: If you want to touch Gauri Kund (just below the peak), it’s an additional 1–2 km of steeper ascent.
Total Footwork: Across the whole trip, you’ll likely only walk 8–10 km. The rest is a rugged, scenic 4x4 drive.