The Dayara Bugyal trek can be considered easy to moderate. It falls under the beginner-friendly level. For professionals, it can be a great experience in all ways.

Dayara bugyal temperature varies a lot in different weathers. The minimum it hits in summers is around 5-7°C, while in winters, it might drop to even to -10°C  or lower mostly during the night.

Considering the altitude and other aspects like difficulty level around Dayara Bugyal it might be considerable for children above 12 or 15. Moreover, any age group can be a part of this wonderful trek, providing fitness level and endurance.

Dayara Bugyal in June is very pleasant. The day temperature is around 15 to 20°C, and at night, it might fall to 10 or 5.

For a beginner who prefers a solo trek, it might not be easy. Apart from it if you are well experienced, you can consider doing it without a guide, but it is always a smart choice to consider a guide along the way to not miss out and mess with your health.

Sometimes, carrying trekking poles is a choice for an individual, but it significantly improves performance in uneven terrain and extreme inclines.

No, Gaumukh typically takes 3-4 days to complete the trek as the total distance is 21 km, and considering its high altitude, it can not be done in just one day.

The Gaumukh Tpovan trek is moderate to difficult as its high altitude, tough rises and descents, shaky terrain, and unforeseen weather conditions make it quite a challenging trek.

The Gaumukh trek reaches an altitude of around 14,202 feet and is approximately 46 km in distance.

If you are an experienced trekker, then yes, you can do it on your own. But if you are the first timer or not that much aware of the terrain and wild, you must consider going in with a group of people as you will better understand the situation, enjoy, and be safe as well.

Gaumukh has the best time to offer during the Summer ( May to June) and September to October after the monsoon. Avoid the extremely rainy season that is July to August and extremely cold ones from November to April.

Go hiking often, and train yourself regularly. Track your progress and increase your stamina and endurance. Build your mental & emotional strength alongside physical strength. Know your body, understand it, and know your weaknesses and strengths.

Trekking is not age specific but you need to consider certain factors before deciding to go on one. Being healthy and in good shape is the key. If you are a regular runner or hiker, then yes, for you, it’s gonna be a great adventure. So it’s not just the age but your strength and endurance and overall fitness

Some of the most famous treks in Uttarakhand are the Kedarkantha Trek, Valley of Flowers Trek, Har Ki Dun Trek, Chopta-Chandrashila Trek, Rupin Pass Trek, Dayara Bugyal Trek, Ali-Bedni Bugyal Trek, Roopkund, etc.

Har Ki Doon shows unpredictable altitude shifts and is rocky and uneven. There are steep ascents and descents, and the weather conditions can’t be anticipated. So, to complete it, you need to be fit mentally, physically, and emotionally, and this trek might not be easy for first-timers.

Every trek is challenging if you are not prepared enough. In light mountains around the fierce terrains and unpredictable surroundings, you have to be careful. When talking about challenging treks, there are many options in Uttarakhand, like Har Ki Doon, Dayara Bugyal, Kedarkantha, Gaumukh, Chandrashila

For ideal conditions, the best time to trek in Uttarakhand is from March to June and September to November. Moreover, if you are expecting some snowy fun, December to February should be on your list.

You just need a few things for trekking, like a good pair of shoes and a suitable backpack. Water bottle, rapid dry and few warm clothes, handy snacks, torch, raincoats, personal meds, and certain necessary ID proofs

Running shoes can be suitable for short treks and casual hikes, but for challenging terrains, you need good hiking shoes that give you comfortable support and are durable for a 3-4 days long duration.

To start trekking with Myar Phad, you can directly connect with us at the provided contact number or email us, or else can enquire for further details.

Har Ki Doon is one of those treks that you don’t want to miss out on. It has a lot to offer, from the beautiful Himalayas, lush greenery, peaceful and adventurous trails, and a very rich heritage.

Chandrashila is one of the finest treks, offering a great Himalayan panoramic view alongside peaks like Nanda Ghunti, Kedar, Trishul & Chaukamba. This trek provides you all sorts of experiences in a single go, be it scenic views, adventure, or spirituality.

For any trek, including Chandrashil, you need to focus on your fitness, be it mental,l physical, or emotional. Moreover, consider packing smart and don’t overpack. Learn first aid and be aware of altitude acclimatization. Last but not least, be aware of your body and the conditions you are going to be in for the next few days.

The Chandrashila’s trek from Chopta to Tungnath and Chandrashila peak is about 5.5 kilometers long, and it takes around 4 km to trek from Chopta to Tungnath temple and more than 1.5 km from Tungnath to Chandrashila. The trek takes a total of 6 days to cover.

The Chopta Chandrashila trek comes under the moderate to difficult category. You need to have a moderate fitness level to complete the track. It might be a little challenging for beginners, but every step leads you to your destination. Moreover, the hardest part can be the Summit push to Chandrashila.

Yes, the Chandrashila trek is very beginner-friendly and is suitable for first-timers. It is well known as one of the most talked about and rewarding treks. There are challenges and considerable climbs, but the view is worth every step.

The best months for Chandrashila treks are March to April during spring, May to June during summer, September to November during Autumn, and during winter, December to February.

During winter, the temperature is  8°C to 14°C during the day time, and it drops to -6°C to -10°C at night. In spring, it’s 18°C and 24°C during the day and comes down to  3°C to 8°C around the night. During the monsoon season, it’s somewhere between  4°C and 21°C.

Any company that aligns best with your expectations and preferences can be best for you. But Myar Pahad is much more than just your trek organizing company, It’s a company you get for those tough climbs and the support at each step to make it to the top.

The Kedarkantha trek might be challenging for a few, but most importantly for beginners, it comes under the category of moderately difficult level. It might get a little challenging during winter due to extreme cold and snow.

The Kedrkantha trek takes 6 days to complete, and it covers a distance of 20 kilometers, which is about a 12.5-mile trip from Sankri to the summit point and back.

The cost for the Kedarkantha trek varies on certain things, but it is quite reasonable for the experience you are expecting. Be it a beginner level or all thrills our service adds up to it.  Moreover, you are going to value your experience more than anything here so let that pocket loose and mind afresh.

It is a moderate trek for first-timers. It might be challenging at some points, but overall, it’s more fun and adventurous.  It might be an excellent choice of challenge considering the well-marked trails and ascents.

The temperature during summers in Kedarkantha lies between 6°C to 20°C.

December to April is considered the best time for the Kedarkantha Trek. December to February is peak season, while the snow is the main highlight. March to April, while the snow melts, you get to see the beautiful forest.

Kedarkantha is for everyone, and anyone can participate in this adventure of a lifetime. Accessible for both men and women, even there are women groups, especially women-focused organizations, that come up with the idea of organizing the special treks often.

Kedarkantha is typically a 3-4 days trek, but any fit individual can make it within 2 days under certain circumstances.

It’s quite light at the mobile networks part near Kedarkantha, but BSNL works best near the base camp areas Moreover, near Sankri, there is limited availability of Jio and Vodafone as well.

The Valley of Flowers usually takes 6 to 7 days to complete, with its beautiful scenic views.

The Valley of Flowers Trek is situated in the Chamoli district, Uttarakhand. It’s located in Bhyundar Ganga, near Joshimath. You get to see a rich diversity of flora and fauna over there with diverse flower and plant species.

The best month for a Valley of Flowers trek is from July to August. At this time, the valley is full of vibrant flowers, and the view is worth every glance.

The Valley of Flowers is ideal for beginners as it is moderate. The ascents are gradual, which makes it manageable and worthwhile.

Yes, you need a special permit issued by the forest department check post at Ghangaria for the Valley of Flowers trek.

Yes, the Valley of Flowers trek and Hemkund Sahib can both be done together as they are relatively close to each other and both of them have the same starting point, ie. Govindghat is also the base camp for them.

Yes,  there are several places to stay near the Valley of Flowers. Like in Ghangaria and Govindghat, you can easily find budget-friendly decent camps and guesthouses.

The Valley of Flowers is situated at an altitude of about 14,107 ft, whereas Hemkund Sahib, at around 15,197 ft. This makes acclimatization very crucial before trekking.

Till Govindghat and Ghangaria, BSNL & Jio have good coverage, but as you move higher along the way, it becomes quite difficult, so informing family prior is the best you can do.

Absolutely. India is not just safe but also a popular trekking spot for many. You just need to stay informed, don’t overdo, and keep up with local guidelines.

Not necessarily, as many of the Indian tanks are beginner-friendly. But you just have to have good fitness and be aware of certain safety measures.

The best time for International trekkers to visit the Indian Himalayas is May to October. Around that time, the weather is pleasant and the beauty is at its peak.

Yes, Foreign trekkers require certain permits for some of the Indian Himalayas, particularly near the borders, so make sure that you have them all in advance for a hassle-free and fun trek.

Altitude sickness is a major concern while trekking in the Indian Himalayas. To prevent it International trekkers need to prioritize acclimatization and ascend slowly. Keep up with the hydration and avoid any activity that might wear off, prioritizing rest.

Foreign trekkers in India are expected to make payments in Indian currency. Importantly, treks are done in the Mountains and remote areas, so foreign currency is not widely accepted. So Indian rupees are a safe and practical choice when it comes to making any kind of payment.

Foreign trekkers can easily hire certified local guides by registering with a decent trekking company or a reliable resource or website. It is highly recommended to inspect the license before working with anyone.

Yes, you can easily rent gear or equipment. You can check our website, as we have mentioned that all our gear is available for rentals, considering the affordability and convenience.

Yes, Travel insurance is mandatory for international trekkers. It’s great to cover emergencies and any other major or minor inconveniences.

While in the remote setting, the network connectivity might be limited or absent, the mobile networks are variable around trekking trails. So you must inform the families prior, and not solely rely on them for contacts.

There are certain emergency help available to foreign trekkers in India. There are government emergency numbers, local trekking companies, local guides, rescue teams, and other potential assistance programs as well. Moreover, the streak companies have their teams of experts and people who are capable of several duties in case of an emergency.

Some of the easy, cost-effective, and beginner-friendly treks in India are the Nag Tibba Trek, the Dayara Bugyal Trek, the Kedarkantha Trek, the Chopta Chandrashila Trek, the Valley of Flowers, Har Ki Dun, the Dodital Darwa Pass Trek, Tarsar Marsar, Beas Kund, Triund Trek, and many more.

Dayara bugyal temperature varies a lot in different weathers. The minimum it hits in summers is around 5-7°C, while in winters, it might drop to even to -10°C  or lower mostly during the night.

Every trek in India is beautiful in itself, but when it comes to picking a few, here are the easy & beautiful treks for beginners: the Valley of Flowers Trek, the Bedni Bugyal Trek, the Tarsar Marsar Trek, the Kedarkantha Trek, the Chandrakhani Pass Trek, the Gurez Valley Trek, the Kuari Pass Trek, Roopkund, etc.

As a beginner, you need to start small and have an understanding of your fitness level. Choose easy treks that are short too. Have a basic understanding of basic gears, altitude, the weather, and first aid. Keep yourself fit – physically, mentally, and emotionally and make sure you have all your essentials that might be required for the trek. And the most important thing is to have a guide or group around if you are planning your first beginner treks.

Hikers normally prefer well-marked and short tracks for fun and daily targets, whereas trekking is more challenging and requires you to spend days on mountains and live in the rough areas.

For first-timers, trekking can be a lot. They find it so overwhelming that they end up underestimating the trek’s difficulty level; they overpack or underpack sometimes. They take fitness lightly and do guesswork. Moreover, not having a basic understanding of acclimatization and weather conditions can be another mistake they might end up making. But when you go out on trek with a Good Company like Myar Pahad, you don’t miss out on anything as we are there to make sure of it.

The golden rule when it comes to trekking is -don’t ever leave your trail or “Leave No Trace” (LNT). One step at a time, respect nature and make sure to pick up the waste along the way. Praise the local culture and environment.

Hiking is comparatively easier than trekking. Hiking is more like short and done around marked trails, while trekking is more challenging and is done in pretty tough areas and conditions.

The easiest trek in Uttarakhand is the Nag Tibba Trek, and some other ones like  Deoriatal-Chandrashila.

Several treks are easy and budget-friendly, such as Triund, Nag Tibba,  Dayara Bugyal, Deoriatal–Chandrashila, and Kedarkantha.  These easy Himalayan treks for beginners are short and have low costs; on top of all this, they offer the best experience.

Yes, Kedarkantha is a beginner-friendly trek. With its well-marked trails and average difficulty, it offers a beautiful view and is one of the most breathtaking Himalayan Treks.

There are no women-specific treks in general. Treks are for everyone, regardless of gender, religion, or nationality. But some treks are customized to keep women in mind for their safety, comfort, and fun. Here are a few of the popular treks for women: Kedarantha, Hampta Pass, Bedni Kund, RoopKund, Valley Of Flowers, and Dyara Bugyal. Such treks are all women and are also led by women trek leaders.

With a proper amount of planning and precautions, treks are safe for women. Moreover, while trekking, you have to make sure of your safety too, like being with the group, being on the route, avoiding taking the love routes, and avoiding being alone in dark or dense areas. This might not be just an issue for women trekkers only, but for anyone in the mountains.

While there are several trekking companies around, if you are in search of a local, well-reputed, and trustworthy trekking company for women that offers cost-effective Uttarakhand trek packages and easy options for trekking in Himalayas for beginners, Myar Pahad is your go-to choice.

Yes, girls can go for the Kedarkantha trek. Kedarkantha is beginner beginner-friendly trek that comes with clear markings, and even solo trekking and group treks can be done there, considering people are already visiting it in the majority. All you need is to pack up, be physically fit, and connect with Myar Pahad so we can organize a wonderful experience for you.

Start with some easy and beginner-level treks. It should not challenge your fitness level much, and make sure you do a thorough research of the trail,  have essential gear, and be aware of the weather conditions and altitude.

To join women-only treks, Myar Pahad is happy to welcome you. We prioritize your safety and comfort and create a memorable experience for you. Here are some of the treks you can join us for, tailored women treks- Nag Tibba, Kedarkanths, Valley of Flowers, Triundhamta Pass, etc. These treks are led by female trek leaders to make you feel comfortable.

Any week requires a moderate level of fitness and no less than that. For women, it is important to understand that you have to be fit enough to be able to walk for 4-6 hours a day that even in rough and challenging terrains. So keep up with your gym, cardio, especially running, and focus on endurance building and strength training.

Yes, women trekking is increasing and is so popular recently that even women-special treks are offered by several reputed trekking companies. As more women are coming out of their comfort zones and showing that enthusiasm to go on this adventure, where they meet new people, explore, and survive the toughest situations with brave faces.

Managing periods during trekking can be so challenging, but you can ensure that it becomes less uneasy by carrying enough sanitary essentials like pads, extra pairs of underwear, zip-lock disposable bags, menstrual cups, tampons, or whatever you prefer. Moreover, it becomes more important to maintain hygiene by using wipes and keeping them clean and free from any infection or foul smell.

Periods can come unannounced, mostly while your body goes through certain changes. While you’re hiking or trekking, if you get periods, just stay calm, keep your pads and tampons always, and have a period kit, especially in your essentials. Moreover, keep up with your hygiene.

Yes, hiking during periods is normal. You just need to be comfortable and aware enough to carry important period essentials such as Tampons, pads, menstrual cups, wet wipes, toilet paper, and hydration packs.

UTIs are common, especially during travels and treks. You just need to stay hydrated, maintain your hygiene, take regular urine breaks, and wipe well. Moreover ear breathable and comfortable undergarments and most importantly, don’t hold on to your urine for longer.

Hygiene is mandatory, especially when it comes to trekking. To keep yourself hygienic, keep wet wipes, hand sanitizers, and rapid-dry towels. Don’t touch your face or mouth with dirty, muddy hands or use clean things near intimate areas.

Firstly, no need to panic. Hygiene comes first, always. Clean your hands and avoid any infections. Use comfortable pads, tampons, or cups. Pack a ziplock odor-proof bag to avoid anything from getting out. Make sure to keep the waste away from the tent and avoid throwing it in the open.