In search of the Himalayan Brown Bear

enquire nowA beautiful hike with many habitat transitions. Tirath, the origin of the Tirthan River is a pilgrimage site for the local community. Moderate to strenuous.

Overview

Day 1: Gushaini (1500m) to Rolla (2100m):
Day 2: Rolla to Nada (3300m) Thach:
Day 3: Nada Thach to Majhoni (3800m):
Day 4: Majhoni to Tirath (4000m) and back Majhoni:
Day 5: Trek from Majhoni to Nada Thach. Distance: 12 kms.
Day 6: Rest day at Nada. Bird watching.
Day 7: Nada Thatch to Rolla-descent. Distance: 12 km.
Day 8: Rolla to Gushaini. Distance: 10 km.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Gushaini (1500m) to Rolla (2100m):
Walk through Ecozone of GHNP. Gentle gradient at the beginning of trek. Distance: 10 kms.

Day 2: Rolla to Nada (3300m) Thach:
Moderate to strenuous climb through oak and conifer forests. A prominent tree god near Chalocha (2450 m) from where the climb starts. Possible sightings of Himalayan Tahr or Black Bear. Nada thatch (meadow) very good for bird watching. Distance: 12 kms.

Day 3: Nada Thach to Majhoni (3800m):
Gradual to steep descent through forests. Distance: 12 kms.

Day 4: Majhoni to Tirath (4000m) and back Majhoni:
Moderate gradient leading into the vast meadow of Tirath Offering views of magnificent mountain panoramas. Tirath, the origin of Tirthan river has a glacial lake which is sacred to the villagers of Tirthan valley. Vegetation is stunted showing influence of extreme cold temperatures. Distance: 8 kms.

Day 5: Trek from Majhoni to Nada Thach. Distance: 12 kms.

Day 6: Rest day at Nada. Bird watching.

Day 7: Nada Thatch to Rolla-descent. Distance: 12 km.

Day 8: Rolla to Gushaini. Distance: 10 km.
Total Distance: 76 kms.

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