Overview
Gidara Bugyal is one of the grandest high altitude meadows in Uttarakhand. It is the twin meadow of Dayara Bugyal but at a higher elevation, giving you much closer views to the Greater Himalayas. This trek is a moderate one and needs some trekking experience. It offers virgin beauty since very few people traverse this route and there are no human settlements for the better part of this trail. You will get to see untouched spaces and nature in its true splendour. These meadows can be called the largest undulated meadows and they take even more than 2 days to cover. Join this trek if you are keen to see something right out of your dreams.
Itinerary
- All meals during treks
- All equipment (tents, sleeping bag)
- Porter and Mule arrangement (on request at an additional cost)
- Forest permit and entry charges
- Certified Mountaineering guides
- Experienced trek leaders
- Trek fees inclusive of all taxes
- Anything not mentioned above in Inclusions
- Meals during transportation
- Personal expenses
- Any charges incurred due to unforeseen circumstances
- Insurance
Carrying the right type of gear is the first priority whenever it comes to mountain travelling. In this case, we will be going to high altitude areas and through areas of deep wilderness. It is not possible to find or buy everything you need in the villages where we start our treks. This is why we request all participants to pack essential items what they could need during their trek.
If you are not aware of what to carry on your trek, here is a list that we have compiled for you.
Shirts / T-shirts
Windproof jacket with hood preferred
Warm and muffled Fleece / Full-sleeve Woolen sweater
Thermal inner wear (upper & lower)
Synthetic trekking pants
Raincoat / Poncho
Woolen cap
Woolen gloves
Woolen socks & regular sports socks
Scarf/muffler
Lightweight floaters/sandals/slippers
Comfortable Trekking/Hiking shoes with good grip and padding
Small light weight towel (Quick dry)
Thermos flask/Insulated water bottle
Cap / Hat for sun protection
UV protection sun glasses
Walking stick / Trekking pole
Sunscreen Lotion (SPF 50+)
Lip Balm or Vaseline
Flashlight / Headlamp
Medicines if you are on any specific medication
Personal toiletries
Rain cover for backpack as it might rain any time
Garbage bags to carry any garbage that you might produce
You can choose what to bring from this list according to the weather/season. It should be noted that weather is highly unpredictable in the Himalayas. It can change any time so it is better to come prepared. The equipment for summer treks compared to winter treks will be different. You can either use your discretion or contact us for further information.

