Day 1: Drive from Haridwar to Dhak
The journey begins early in the morning from Haridwar, where you’ll travel by road to Dhak. The drive is scenic, passing through winding mountain roads, rivers, and forests, with views of distant peaks. After reaching Dhak, you’ll rest and prepare for the trek.
Day 2: Trek from Dhak to Tali
The trek from Dhak to Tali is about 8 km and takes you through forests of oak, pine, and rhododendron. As you ascend, enjoy views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Tali is a beautiful campsite with wide-open meadows, perfect for camping and stargazing.
Day 3: Trek from Tali to Kuari Pass
On the third day, you trek from Tali to Kuari Pass, which is about 6 km. As you ascend, you’ll be surrounded by dense alpine forests and meadows, and once you reach the pass, you’ll be greeted with breathtaking views of the Nanda Devi and Trishul peaks. Spend time taking in the panoramic views and capturing the beauty of the surroundings.
Day 4: Explore Kuari Pass and Return to Tali
After spending some time at Kuari Pass, you begin your descent back to Tali. The day’s trek is about 6 km. The descent is easier, and you can relax at the Tali campsite in the evening.
Day 5: Trek from Tali to Auli
On the fifth day, the trek from Tali to Auli is about 5 km. Auli is a popular skiing destination, offering beautiful views of the Himalayas. Explore the area, take in the views, and enjoy the cool mountain air.
Day 6: Return to Dhak and Drive Back to Haridwar
The final day involves trekking from Auli back to Dhak, and then taking a drive back to Haridwar. The trek is about 5 km, and the road journey back to Haridwar takes about 9–10 hours. After this memorable adventure, you’ll return with beautiful memories of the stunning Kuari Pass Trek.
