Bhyundar Khal Trek

Bhyundar Khal Trek

The mysterious trail ahead of Valley of Flowers!

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Trek Duration

9 Days

Trek Difficulty

Difficult

Trek Group Size

12 max

Trek Distance

58 Km

Trek Max Altitude

16,732 Feet

Trek Region

Uttarakhand | India

Trek Pickup

Dehradun (Prince Chowk)

Best Season

Summer | Autumn

Best Time

May, June, September, October

Trek Basecamp

Uttarakhand

Trek Insurance Fee

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₹ 0

Trek Transportation Fee

₹ 0

Trek Backpack Fee

₹ 0

GST Fee

5%

The Bhyundar Khal was mentioned by Sir Frank Symthe in his book describing his successful attempt on Kamet and also during his exploits in the region later in 1937. This pass is part of the Greater Himalayas or the Himadri Range. It goes across the North-South Zanskar Range and connects the Alakhnanda river valley with the Dhauli Ganga river valley. The approach is relatively easy from both sides of the pass but trekkers prefer the Valley of Flowers side due to the beauty of the valley. Retracing the steps of Sir Frank Smythe on his Mt Kamet expedition, the trek initially reaches the popular Valley of Flowers Trek. One can sample the contrasts of nature during this trek as the Bhyundar Valley is green and colourful while the other side is barren and lacks vegetation due to its proximity to the Tibetan Plateau. The pass offers beautiful vistas towards the west, east and south with the Kamet group and the Nanda Devi Peaks rising like spectacle.

The trek starts from Govindghat village ahead of Joshimath and progresses through the Valley of Flowers before setting up the base camp below the snow col of the pass on the 4 th day. The trail climbs up steadily and takes one to the remote valley of the Tipra. We encounter ice, snow, moraines, rivers, streams, meadows and amazing mountain scenery. The camping grounds of Eri Udyar is like a belvedere and known as the Balcony camp. It offers beautiful vistas of the Banke glacier.

One has to negotiate the moraines of the Gauri glacier, Rataban Glacier and Tipra Glacier. Fundamental knowledge of mountaineering is a must for this trek. At certain places rope has to be fixed to cross deep crevasses. The top of the Pass offers close and glorious views of Nilkantha, Hathi, Nilgiri, and Rataban peaks. The trek route diverges from the Gupt Khal trek route and goes down straight to exit in the village of Ghamsali.

Trekker On Bhyundar Khal Trek
Trekker On Bhyundar Khal Trek 

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