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Mayali Pass Trek
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Package Details
Per Person
₹48,000.00
Rishikesh To Rishikesh
Duration
10 Days
Location
Guttu
Group Size
20
Age Range
18+
Overview
Mayali Pass Trek is a hidden gem for all adventure lovers. If you want to spend quality time amidst the cold mountains and get the best summer trek at affordable pricing, then we are here for you. Situated at a stunning height of 5000 metres above sea level, it is a paradise in Uttrakhand, Himalayas. You can also visit our others tours like Har Ki Dun, Rupin Pss Trek, etc.
In ancient times, this trail was used by the pilgrims who travelled between Gangotri and Kedarnath frequently. It is known as one of the toughest treks in Garhwal, Uttarakhand, and trekkers rarely take up this challenge. But, if you desire to do something worth remembering in your life, we are here to guide you through the unparalleled beauty of this place.
Upon this low-cost trek, you will be exploring the vast Himalayan stretches and will explore the majestic views of some of the popular peaks. On your quest to be part of the best summer trek in India at Mayali Pass, you will be exploring the Kedar dome, Thalay Sagar and other such peaks within the Gangotri region.
Complete Itinerary
Arrive at Rishikesh before 8:00 in the morning, and then use the vehicle that is provided to get to Ghuttu. You should arrive at Ghuttu by afternoon. There is a tiny settlement that may be found on the banks of the Bhilganga River, which has its beginnings in the Khatling Glacier.
After running generally alongside to the river for the first 7-8 km of its journey up to Deolang Village, the route then begins its somewhat steep ascent up to the campground for the last two kilometres of its journey. The trek begins on a dirt road that is obscured by trees; hence, an effort is made in the wee hours of the morning to clean this way so that the traveller may avoid being exposed to the hot sun. After then, the remaining distance to the settlement of Reeh Chani is traversed on foot through a pine, rhododendron, and bamboo-filled forest.
On this day, the paths go via Buranschauri on their way to Gangi. Gangi is a relatively undiscovered community. The walk starts off with a gentle ascent, and from there it winds its way through a series of little inclines and declines.
A hard day of hiking with stunning scenery along the way. During the winter months, residents of Gangi travel to the Deokhri Channi hamlet, which was their first destination on their descents to Gangi. A steeper ascent of three km brings one to Kalyani, a stunning location perfect for setting up a tent for the night. Along some portions of the route, there are areas where landslides are typical. Therefore, one must use caution when traversing this stretch. There is a fork in the route just before you reach the Kalyani Nallah; taking the fork to the left will take you to the Khatling Glacier. It takes around two hours to walk from Kalyani to Kharsoli, which is a vast grassland that is surrounded by oak trees and has a creek running nearby.
Today, you will arrive at a campground that is located in a verdant meadow adjacent to the Dodh Ganga river and is flanked by snow-capped mountains. The path that we took today offers a distant view of Mount Thalaysagar, and along the route, we trekked across a makeshift wooden bridge that spanned the Bilan Ganga river.
The campground at Masartaal may be reached by following the path that runs along to a water stream that originates from Masartaal and then across a number of rocks. The climb up to Masartaal Camp is going to make you feel out of breath. In the latter half of the route, there is a section that has a gradient of sixty degrees, which makes for a very difficult rise. After a certain amount of time spent hiking, the Khatling Glacier can be seen out in the background, farther away. The lake in Masar Taal is an alpine lake located at a high elevation. It is quite frigid, and the surrounding area has a number of potential camping spots.
As is customary on summit days, the day spent hiking across the Pass starts bright and early in order to beat the slushy conditions. Therefore, with an early climb up to Mayali Pass, which is 5,400 metres in altitude. This day's walk has some challenging terrain, including knee-deep snow and a strenuous climb. But the effort that you put in will pay off in the end, and while it may take some time, you will eventually come to appreciate the breathtaking natural beauty that surrounds you. At the pass, you can see Mount Thalaysagar, Kedardome, and Bhartekuntha in addition to a great number of other peaks. Following the successful passage of the pass, the descent has its own set of difficulties, since it involves travelling via the Mayali glacier, which has no well defined trail, and then continuing on to the stunning Vasuki Tal. Because of the religious significance of the lake, the camping area is located some distance away from the water.
Another strenuous ascent of two km lies between Vasukital and the peak of Vasuki. A breathtaking panorama of the Mandani area can be seen from Vasuki Top. And after you have reached the summit, it is a straight descend to the Mandakini River, and you will be at Kedarnath by lunchtime. Transportation is offered all the way up to Rishikesh, which is located around 100 km away and takes approximately 5-6 hours to get by car.
You will be escorted on a journey towards a well-laid trail that is 6 feet wide and which will enable you go down around 14 km till you reach Gaurikund if you wake up early in the morning. Travel to the settlement of Rambara, which is home to a number of improvised eateries where pilgrims may purchase meals. You will arrive at Gaurikund if you continue descending. Stay overnight in Gaurikund.
Inclusion & Exclusion
Transportation between Rishikesh to Rishikesh, beginning with pick-up on Day 1 and ending with drop on last day.
Every meal is vegetarian (sometimes eggs will also be served), beginning with breakfast on day one and continuing through lunch on last day.
Staff consisting of a professional guide, a chef, and support team.
Equipment for camping, such as stools, toilet seats, and other seats, sleeping bags, crampons
Fees required to enter the forest.
Tented accommodation throughout the trek, with guests sharing tents in twin-person ratios.
Medical kits
All necessary permits
Insurance
Support from a porter and a mule to carry one’s personal belongings. Porter/mule costs for personal baggage* per bag per person INR 300 per day.
Transportation from your hometown to Rishikesh and back
Personal costs like tips, foods from stalls, phone calls, etc.
Any costs that are incurred as a result of unanticipated occurrences such as adverse weather, obstacles, medical evacuation, etc.
Things to Carry
Government issues Id Card
Backpack
Headlamp
Sunglasses
Rain gears
Bag rain cover
Woolen and Sun cap
Buff
Thermals
T-shits
Personal first aid kit and medicines
Waterproof Trekking shoes (can be available for rent also*)
Fleece and Down Jacket
Waterproof gloves
Trek pants
Warm socks
Water bottle
Sunscreen and body lotion
Lip balm
Person Toiletries
Sanitizer
Power Bank
Glucose
Chocolates
Tissue paper and Wet Wipes
FAQ's
The best time to visit or book Mayali Pass trek package is in:-
Summers:- The climate during the summers on the Mayali Pass Trek stays balmy and agreeable throughout the season. The majestic Himalayas may be seen in their entirety, and the refreshing air adds a touch of allure to the trip. Bring along some warm woollens.
After the Rains:- The Mayali Pass Trek is best experienced after the rains have passed for those looking for peace and quiet. During the winter months, the area is showered with snowfall, and although there are not many possibilities for lodging, this is a blessing. However, the post-monsoon season is the greatest time to do the Mayali Pass Trek since it has the appearance of Heaven on earth.
Mayali Pass trek is suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers. Any age group from 10 to 17 is good to apply for a first-time trekking experience. Adults and seniors should carry doctors' notes for their fitness requirements for the journey. They should be fit enough to cover a 4 km distance in 30 minutes and should be able to carry at least a 10 kg backpack.
Temperature is generally between 5-12 degree Celsius in day time and -2 to -5 degree Celsius in night time.
Why Choose Us
➫ Safety
The group of highly skilled and experienced guides at Unicersal Camper is here to ensure that your trek is as risk-free and trouble-free as is humanly feasible. Every single one of our guides has a medical degree and a wealth of experience putting their education to use in mountainous situations.
➫ Expert Team
The members of our team and guides are the foremost experts in their particular ecosystems. Every guide offers a one-of-a-kind blend of years of expertise in both trekking field and providing services to guests.
➫ Comfort Stay
We make sure that your time on the journey is as pleasant as possible. Tents and sleeping bags are supplied, and guests may choose to share with a partner or three others. Camping gear, including tents and sleeping bags, is always spotless.
➫ Customized Trekking
Today, time is of the essence, and we recognise that you may not be able to modify your schedule to match ours. No need to worry about it; we can create a custom trip for you in which you choose the dates, the route, and the other participants.
➫ Cooked and Hygienic Food
During the journey, the staff from Universal Camper will ensure your safety and provide you with healthy and cooked meals. When it comes to tasty cuisine, they will not settle for second best. Every time you order, you can be certain that you’ll be served with clean, well washed cutlery.
➫ Value for Money
Not only do we provide competitive pricing to our clients but we also take into account the greatest possible variety of options and adaptability in our deliberations. In addition, Our Company offers a safe payment system that alleviates the anxiety and inconvenience associated with travelling by giving simple payment alternatives. These possibilities include credit as well as bank-to-bank transfers and upi payments.
Package Details
Per Person
₹48,000.00
Rishikesh To Rishikesh
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