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8 Day/7 Night
Daily Tour
15 people
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Baraadsar Lake Trek to the wonderful “Lake that grants wishes,”
Baraadsar trek is part of the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary National Park in Uttarakhand’s Uttarkashi district.The route to Baradsaar Lake takes you ,Through scenic meadows, dark oak and pine forests, expansive clearings with breath-taking mountain vistas, and eventually over a ridge that divides the Rupin and Supin valleys with outstanding panoramic views.At a height of 4,300 metres, Baraadsar Lake Trek is surrounded by towering peaks and revered by the locals. It is one of the lesser-known virgin hikes. So, what else can be better than spending some days here in the serenity !It is one of the virgin treks not known by many but the local people of the area believe that this lake is sacred and possess some supernatural power of fulfilling wishes.The locals in the region think that this lake is sacred and has the mystical ability to grant wishes, making it one of the undiscovered virgin treks. It is situated between the two alluring valleys of Supin and Rupin, which are not far from the Himachal Pradesh border.Baraadsar has very beautiful campsites; the trail is thrilling through dense forest, meadows with enchanted beauty and some steep ridges but the panorama views from the top cannot be described in words.The trek to this holy lake is challenging, but because of the locals’ faith that their desires are granted there, it is worthwhile.The sights are spectacular, high ridges surround this lake and are in lower middle part.The entrance is through the appealing valleys, after which you must pass the hill separating Rupin and Supin,and then the area becomes barren with boulders all around.The sweeping views of snow-covered peaks that you obtain from the summit are captivating and draw all of the attention of tourists.The optimum times to take this journey are during the pre-monsoon months of mid-May and June and the post-monsoon months of September and October.
Welcome to Sankri. we will meet at ISBT Dehradun at 7 AM and go for Sankri. The starting point for the Baraadsar Lake walk is this modest, picturesque town. Stay the night in a hotel or guesthouse in Sankri.
The day begins with a three-hour journey from the town of Sankri to Pithari, the location of the trek's beginning point. One of the oldest settlements in the area, with beautifully carved buildings made of pine wood, it exemplifies the vibrant and rich culture of this section of the nation. Prior to arriving at the first campsite, known as Barthatra Thatch, the route winds through tiny shrubs on a rise with breathtaking views of the vast open valley to the right. The first day of the trek is pretty decent in terms of difficulty, there are no steep ascends. But the major highlight of the day is the Barthatra campsite. Thatch is the local language for clearings of open grounds surrounded by forest. On the higher side of the slope, oak trees encircle the campground. This campground is ideal for exploring the area. Overnight stay in tents.
The trip today involves a constant increase of 2000 feet until you reach a clearing, which is about halfway through. The first section of the route leads you across wide-open fields with captivating vistas of the valley's opposite side. The path's opening section takes you through an abrupt oak woodland that remains for a significant length of time with the trail zigzagging through it. This trek is a nice surprise that will leave you wanting more and take away all the fatigue from the steady ascent. One can spot Swargarohini massif, Black Peak, many more unnamed peaks. If the time of year is perfect, you may get to witness full-blooming white and violet flowers, which adds to the allure of the place. Take a night's rest since the days ahead will be loaded with delights on the route.
The never-ending ridge hike on this specific day is the trek's main feature. Walking on a little narrow ridge which stays all the way you reach your next campsite which is Devbasa. You can spot the trail which leads to the giant Baraadsar Peak. The views are amazing as one side you can see the snowcapped mountains and on the other, you can see the enormous valleys covered with beautiful green meadows. The Baraadsar peak is right In front of you which lies ahead, one can notice the summit trail from the campsite itself so it will be an awe-inspiring view right In front of you. Overnight stay in camp.
Wake up early in the morning. You had been looking forward to this day during the walk so that you may see Baraadsar Lake's beauty. As you climb higher, you'll be able to see the majestic sights of the first Sunrays hitting the mountain summits. Just before you reach the Baraadsar top you will have to trace a steep gully which is extremely adventurous. The last Baraadsar ridge, which will lead you to the picturesque lake ultimately. Spend some time by the lake; it's a big one and the colour will have you spellbound the entire time. Get return to your camp by late afternoon. Sleep in the tent.
Today The route turns away from a hill with a grassy dome shape. The final destination of the lengthy ascent is Vijay summit. A good resting point with a wonderful view of the forest which you are about to enter after you are finally done with the meadows. You will encounter a dense part of oak woodland halfway through the trek,a complete descend till the next campsite. With a steep descent, you will reach the last campsite, Vasaped which. Retire for the night. Overnight in tents.
The very last day of the trek goes through a very quiet forest which is a combination of oak and pine, for bird lovers this section will be paradise. Long-tailed Magpie, Himalayan Thrush, and other easily recognised Himalayan bird species can be seen. You are all of a sudden met by a few tiny hamlets where the locals are working on their fields. The Baraadsar peak will be seen at the far end, giving you a joyful farewell before it disappears in the distance. Saaru Taal is a little but really lovely Lake that you will come across just before you reach your trek's conclusion. Spend some time here thinking back on the lengthy journey you undertook over the previous five days. Spend the night in homestays.
You leave early today to go to Dehradun. Dehradun ISBT will be the drop-off location. By late afternoon, Dehradun should be reached.
Mule and Porter chargesMule and Porter chargesThis trek is rated as "DIFFICULT" due to the high altitude, rugged terrain, and demanding hiking days.
Participants should be at least 16 Year to join this trek due to its demanding nature.
May — June (15C to 20C and night 7C to2C) Sept — Oct (15C to 10C and night 5C to -5C).
Pre Monsoon Season:— May first week to June end and post monsoon Season:- September 2nd week to Nov first week.
The trek starts and ends in Dehradun.
6.30 am To 7.30 am
5.30 pm To 6.30 pm
People with conditions such as Bronchitis, Asthma, TB, Epilepsy, high blood pressure, or a higher BMI are not allowed on this trek.
Children under 8 years old are not permitted to join the trek.
