The Phulara Ridge Trek

Brief Description

The Phulara Ridge Trek is a dazzling journey in the Sankri scope of Uttarakhand. The trip shows probably the most sublime sights in the Himalayas with a stupendous edge walk nearly all through the journey. The all encompassing perspectives you get in view of the edge walk is spectacular and makes you needing for to an ever increasing extent. The eye-getting glades of Pushtara are one of the many features of this trip. The trip is great for the two fledglings and experienced travelers the same who wish to investigate the unparalleled magnificence of the Sankri go and furthermore partake in a journey that stands apart from all others. The best an ideal opportunity for the trip are April - June and September to December. Remain on this page for more data of the Phulara Ridge journey.

Itinerary

Day 1:- Arrive at Sankri

Show up at Sankri. In case you select transportation from us then we will gather early morning (7 AM) in Dehradun and drive towards Sankri. Short-term in visitor house/inn in Sankri. Sankri is a little town in Uttarakhand situated a ways off of 180 km from Dehradun. With regards to journeying In India Sankri is a significant well known trailhead as a ton of trips begins from here like - Har Ki Dun, Bali pass, Borasu Pass, Ruinsara Tal, Bharadsar lake. Assuming you reach early - go for some bird watching.

Day 2:- Sankri (6397 ft) to Sikolta (9300 ft) - 5-6 hours

We start our trip from Sankri with the underlying climb taking you through an exquisite pine woods. You will actually want to see an assortment of birds on the path. After two or three clearings, you get the main look at Phulara edge. Thet rail takes you through deodar trees followed by an edge on your right side while the snow-covered pinnacles stand tall and strong to the left. Followed by an hour a greater amount of stroll through a fix of bright blossoms takes you to the third clearing which is the Sikolta campground. Short-term in tents.

Day 3:- Sikolta (9300 ft) to Bhoj Gadi (11,155 ft) - 5 hours

Around 30 mins steep climb from the Sikolta campground takes you darkand thick backwoods. The path takes you to a major clearing where the grass is studded with pretty blossoms. The timberline decays and you get to see the wonderful Kedarkantha top to one side. The path takes you to a beautiful glade with bhoj trees. The Dhunda Top is the most elevated point followed by a twisting path to the campground. Short-term in tents.

Day 4:- Bhoj Gadi (11,155 ft) to Phulara edge (12,127 ft) to Pushtara (9500 ft) - 6-7 hours

You can see the highest point of Phulara edge from the camping area. From here it takes about an hour to arrive at the highest point of the edge. As you stroll on the edge you get tosee the snowcapped mountains on either sides moving with you. Bandarpoonch, Kalanag, Swargarohini, Baraadsar Peak, Ranglana, Devkyara valley, Lekha Top, Vijay Top, Kedarkantha, and so on The path drops down and you cross the valley to arrive at the staggering knolls of Pushtara which will be our camping area for the evening. Short-term in tents.

Day 5:- Pushtara (9500 ft) to Taluka (7950 ft) - 5 hours journey. Drive to Sankri - Drive, 1 hr.

The path plunges down to Taluka. The timberline becomes thick with pretty blossoms supplementing the sight. You in the end arrive at the woods. When you arrive at the Taluka town you get to see the path prompting Har ki Dun valley. Our vehicles will drive you from Taluka to Sankri. Short-term in guesthouse.