Day 1: Arrival & Transfer to Dharali

• Pickup from Dehradun, Rishikesh, or Haridwar by private vehicle (Innova or equivalent)
• Scenic drive through the mountains, river valleys, and pine forests
• Arrival at Hotel Kailash, Dharali
• Welcome tea and check-in to deluxe rooms
• Dinner at hotel and overnight stay

Day 2: Harsil, Gartang Gali & Local Sightseeing

• Breakfast at hotel
• Visit to Gartang Gali (famous hanging wooden bridge trek)
• Stop at Harsil village – apple orchards & riverside beauty
• Explore Bagori Village – a traditional Garhwali hamlet
• Visit the ancient Mukhwa Temple (winter seat of Goddess Ganga)
• Return to hotel, dinner and rest

Day 3: Gangotri & Nelong Valley Excursion

• Early breakfast
• Full-day drive to Gangotri Temple – sacred origin of River Ganga
• Then visit Nelong Valley (subject to permit & weather conditions) – stark Himalayan landscape near the Indo-China border
• Return by evening, hot dinner and rest at hotel

Day 4: Seven Lakes Trek & Dharali Walk

• Light breakfast
• Guided short trek to Seven Lake area (easy-level, scenic Himalayan ponds)
• Explore Dharali village, riverside views, local culture
• Leisure time for photography or rest
• Dinner and overnight stay

Day 5: Return Journey

• Breakfast at hotel
• Check-out and return transfer to Dehradun/Rishikesh/Haridwar
• Drop-off by late evening

What’s Included

• Private transport (Innova or similar) for the full tour
• Deluxe room stay at Hotel Kailash (double, triple, four-bed options)
• All meals included – breakfast, lunch, and dinner (home-style)
• Guided local sightseeing and support
• Entry to Gartang Gali, Mukhwa Temple, and Nelong Valley (subject to permits)
• Welcome drinks, mineral water bottles, and basic refreshments

Not Included

• Personal expenses (snacks, shopping, etc.)
• Emergency rescue or extra transport
• Camera/Permit fees if newly imposed by local authority
• Anything not mentioned under “What’s Included”

Suggested Additional Facilities (Optional at Extra Cost)

• Bonfire arrangement in hotel lawn
• Professional photographer for Gangotri/Nelong day
• Local guide for trekking routes
• Hot water bottles and oxygen cans (on request)

Notes

• Nelong Valley visit is subject to weather and forest permits (must carry valid ID)
• Moderate fitness is recommended for Seven Lake trek
• All meals are vegetarian only, freshly prepared at the hotel
• Hotel Kailash offers 24×7 staff support, clean rooms, and riverside views

Harsil

Tucked away in the scenic Bhagirathi Valley of Uttarakhand, Harsil is a peaceful Himalayan hamlet surrounded by deodar forests, apple orchards, and snow-covered peaks. Located at around 2,600 metres above sea level, Harsil is known for its unspoiled beauty and tranquil atmosphere—making it a perfect stopover for those travelling to Gangotri. The riverside setting beside the Bhagirathi adds a calming rhythm to daily life, and the crisp mountain air feels rejuvenating.

Unlike popular hill stations, Harsil retains its raw, quiet charm. Visitors can walk through apple orchards, explore the riverside trails, or simply relax with a warm cup of tea in nature’s lap. The small village is also culturally rich, with warm local hospitality and simple Garhwali traditions still alive. It’s an ideal base for spiritual travellers, families, and nature lovers looking for a serene Himalayan retreat.

Gartang Gali

Gartang Gali is a stunning, restored wooden bridge pathway carved into a cliffside high above the Jadh Ganga Gorge. Historically part of an ancient trade route to Tibet, this hanging walkway was reopened to tourists after careful renovation. Walking across Gartang Gali offers an adrenaline-filled experience, with breathtaking views of the rocky valley and distant peaks below. It’s a short trek but offers a big thrill.

What makes Gartang Gali unique is not just its structure, but its location—suspended along a vertical cliff with no buildings in sight. The experience of walking on wooden planks above a deep gorge, surrounded by the silence of the mountains, is unforgettable. It’s perfect for those who enjoy scenic treks, light adventure, and capturing one-of-a-kind photographs.

Gangotri

Gangotri is one of the four Char Dham pilgrimage sites and holds immense spiritual significance in Hindu mythology. It is believed to be the place where the River Ganga descended to Earth after being released from Lord Shiva’s locks. The Gangotri Temple, located at a height of 3,100 metres, attracts thousands of pilgrims every year, especially during the summer months when the route is open and accessible.

But beyond its religious importance, Gangotri is surrounded by mesmerising natural beauty—snow-covered peaks, glaciers, and alpine forests. The peaceful Bhagirathi River flows beside the temple complex, adding a sense of serenity to the spiritual energy of the place. Even non-pilgrims will find Gangotri a humbling experience, where the power of nature and belief come together.

Mukhwa Temple

Mukhwa Temple is the winter seat of Goddess Ganga and serves as an alternative shrine when Gangotri becomes inaccessible due to snow. Located just a short drive from Dharali and nestled in the small village of Mukhwa, this temple offers a quieter and more intimate worship experience. The temple is simple but carries strong spiritual value, especially among locals who visit regularly even in off-season.

Apart from its religious role, Mukhwa Temple is a great cultural stop for those exploring the Harsil Valley. The village surroundings give you a glimpse into traditional Garhwali life, with stone houses, friendly locals, and panoramic views of the mountains. It’s a peaceful detour that adds depth to any spiritual or scenic Himalayan journey.

Seven Lakes Trek

The Seven Lakes Trek is a relatively lesser-known gem near Dharali, offering a short and scenic adventure ideal for beginners or casual trekkers. The trail takes you through alpine meadows, dense forest paths, and finally opens up to a serene area where multiple glacial lakes lie like shimmering mirrors in the lap of the Himalayas. The trek is easy to moderate and can be completed in a few hours.

What makes this trek special is the peaceful surroundings and undisturbed natural setting. Unlike popular treks, the Seven Lakes route isn’t crowded, which makes the experience more personal. It’s a perfect opportunity for photography, meditation, or simply sitting quietly by the lakeside. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned explorer, this trek adds a calm and refreshing chapter to your Gangotri trip.