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Overview
The Pangarchulla Peak trek is a challenging and highly rewarding expedition in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, India. It’s considered a summit climb, reaching an impressive altitude of approximately 15,069 feet (4,590 meters). This makes it an ideal trek for those seeking to push their limits and gain experience in high-altitude peak scaling, often serving as a preparatory trek for higher Himalayan peaks.
The trek typically spans 5 to 7 days, with Rishikesh or Joshimath often serving as the base camp. The journey involves a mix of long drives through scenic valleys and diverse trekking terrains. You’ll pass through charming traditional villages like Tugasi and Dhak, offering glimpses into local culture and architecture. The trail meanders through dense forests of oak, rhododendron, and deodar, opening up to vast, picturesque alpine meadows such as Gorson Bugyal, Khullara, and Tali.
Highlights
- The Summit Climb
- 360-Degree Panoramic Views of Himalayan Giants
- Diverse Terrain and Landscapes
- Kuari Pass Connection
- Rich Flora and Fauna
- Charming Villages and Cultural Immersion
- Ideal for Progressive Trekkers
- Stunning Sunrises and Sunsets
