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Day 1 : (Arrival at Haridwar Then Transfer Pandukeswar/Govind Ghat)
Reach Haridwar, and meet your travel representative before commencing the trip to Pandukeshwar/ Govind Ghat. Take a ride to Pandukeshwar/ Govind Ghat while enjoying the beautiful drive in the foot hills of the Himalayas. On reaching there, take rest at your hotel accommodation. Get ready for the trekking adventure from tomorrow. Overnight stay: Pandukeshwar/Govind Ghat
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Day 2 : (Next Day Journey Start For Gangaria (trek aproxi 13km)
After breakfast, begin the journey towards Ghangaria. The route includes approximately 13 km of trekking through the Himalayan landscape. Enjoy the natural surroundings, mountain views and peaceful trail as you make your way towards Ghangaria. On reaching Ghangaria, check in and relax. Overnight stay: Ghangaria
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Day 3 : (Explore Valley of Flowers Then Come Back Gangaria (Trek 10 km Both Side)
After breakfast, start the trek towards the Valley of Flowers. Explore the beautiful alpine meadows, seasonal flowers and surrounding Himalayan peaks. Spend time enjoying the natural scenery before returning to Ghangaria. The current itinerary specifies approximately 10 km of trekking for the round trip. Overnight stay: Ghangaria
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Day 4 : Next Visit Hemkund Sahib Temple (Gurudwara (Trek 10 km Both Side)
After breakfast, begin the trek towards Hemkund Sahib. Visit the revered Gurudwara and spend time at this peaceful high-altitude pilgrimage site. After completing the visit, trek back to Ghangaria. The current itinerary specifies approximately 10 km of trekking for the round trip. Overnight stay: Ghangaria
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Day 5 : (Return Pandukeswar/Govind Ghat Then Driv To Srinagar)
After breakfast, begin the return trek from Ghangaria towards Pandukeshwar/Govind Ghat. Once you reach the roadhead, continue your journey by road towards Srinagar. Enjoy the changing Himalayan scenery along the route. On reaching Srinagar, check in to your accommodation and relax. Overnight stay: Srinagar
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Day 6 : Depature At Haridwar Railway Station/Bus Terminal
After breakfast, begin the journey towards Haridwar. On reaching Haridwar, you will be dropped at the railway station or bus terminal for your onward journey. This marks the end of your Valley of Flowers Package from Haridwar. Route: Haridwar ? Pandukeshwar/Govind Ghat ? Ghangaria ? Valley of Flowers ? Hemkund Sahib ? Srinagar ? Haridwar Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights
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Frequently Asked Questions?
The current package is planned for 6 Days and 5 Nights, covering Haridwar, Ghangaria, Valley of Flowers, Hemkund Sahib and Srinagar.
The road journey takes travellers towards Pandukeshwar/Govind Ghat, followed by the trekking section towards Ghangaria. Ghangaria then serves as the base for the Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib excursions.
The itinerary includes three nights in Ghangaria, covering the arrival trek, Valley of Flowers visit and Hemkund Sahib visit.
Yes. Day 3 is dedicated to the Valley of Flowers trek, with the itinerary mentioning approximately 10 km for the round trip.
No. The itinerary gives Day 4 separately for the Hemkund Sahib visit, allowing travellers to complete that trek from Ghangaria and return the same day.
The trek involves extended walking on uneven Himalayan trails and should not be treated like a regular sightseeing walk. Travellers should be comfortable with prolonged walking and changing terrain before joining the trip.
Yes. Weather in the mountains can change quickly. Carry warm layers, a waterproof jacket or rain protection, comfortable trekking trousers and sturdy shoes suitable for uneven trails.
Access to the Valley of Flowers involves trekking from the designated roadhead/base route. Travellers who are unable to undertake the required walking should consider their physical limitations before booking.
Yes. Badrinath ends the Four Dham route, while afterwards the focus shifts to Govindghat, Ghangaria and the Valley of Flowers.
Trekking and road schedules may be adjusted if weather, trail conditions, landslides, road closures or local restrictions affect safety or accessibility. The final programme should therefore be treated as subject to local conditions.










