As the October trekking season continues, Trekup India’s batches are making their way through some of the Himalayas’ most scenic trails. From tented camps in the mountains to guesthouses and local lodges along the route, accommodation is planned to give trekkers time to rest and prepare for the days ahead.
Here’s a closer look at the accommodation plans and campsite arrangements for our ongoing batches as of 26 October.
1. Har Ki Dun Trek
Our latest batch of Har Ki Dun batch departed on 25th of October and has begun its journey into the Govind Pashu Vihar region. The trek itinerary includes an overnight stay in Sankri, followed by camping at designated spots along the trail. As the group moves deeper into the valley, the planned campsites will provide trekkers with time to rest and prepare for the upcoming days. Any changes to overnight stops or campsite arrangements will be updated based on the team's on-ground assessment.
2. Dayara Bugyal Trek
Our latest Dayara Bugyal batch set off on 25 October and is making its way towards the beautiful alpine meadows of Dayara. The itinerary includes an overnight stay in Raithal, followed by tented stays at designated campsites along the trail. These overnight stops are planned to help the group settle in comfortably before continuing towards the meadows. The team will keep track of campsite conditions and any adjustments required to the planned arrangements.
3. Brahmatal Trek
Our latest Brahmatal batch departed on 24th of October and is following its planned route through the forested trails and mountain clearings of the region. Overnight camping is an important part of this trek, with designated campsites planned along the way. These stops allow trekkers to rest after each day's walk and get ready for the next stretch of the trail. The team will continue monitoring conditions at the planned camping locations and make any necessary changes based on the situation on the ground.
4. Kuari Pass Trek
The Kuari Pass batch began its trek on 24th of October, with the itinerary including an initial stay in Joshimath before moving towards the higher sections of the trail. As the group progresses, overnight stays are planned at designated campsites along the route. The camping arrangements are designed to give trekkers time to recover between walking days while enjoying the mountain surroundings. Any changes to campsite locations or available facilities will depend on conditions assessed by the trek team.
5. Sandakphu Phalut Trek
The Sandakphu Phalut batch departed on 23rd of October and is exploring the trails of the Singalila region. Unlike routes that rely mainly on tented camps, this trek typically includes overnight stays in local lodges and trekkers' huts along the trail. These stops offer trekkers a place to rest and recharge before continuing towards Sandakphu and Phalut.
The team will monitor the planned accommodation arrangements and share updates if any changes to overnight stops or facilities become necessary.
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