Kumaon, Uttarakhand
4.9 / 5 (67 Reviews)
Duration
7D / 6N
Tour Category
Himalayan Treks
Min Age
18+
Tax
No Hidden Charges
Starting from INR 19998
INR 13999
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Per Person
( Inclusive of all taxes )
Experience breathtaking views of snow-covered peaks, dense forests, and lush meadows throughout the Dev Kyara Trek.
Trek through peaceful, untouched landscapes, surrounded by nature’s beauty, offering a serene adventure for all.
Visit ancient temples along the trail, adding a spiritual touch to your trek and connecting you with local heritage.
Perfect for trekkers of all levels, the Dev Kyara Trek offers a mix of challenging ascents and relaxing forest paths.
Enjoy panoramic vistas of valleys and clear rivers, providing an unforgettable trekking experience in the Himalayas.
Escape the crowds and enjoy a quiet, scenic trek, ideal for adventure seekers looking for peace and beauty.
Activity location: Kumaon, Uttarakhand
Trip Duration: 7 Days | 6 Nights
Max. Altitude: 13,451 Feet.
Best Time to Visit: April - August
Meals: Vegetarian meals
Accommodation - Guest House/Camping Tent ( Twin/Triple Sharing )
About Dev Kyara Trek, Uttarakhand:
The Dev Kyara Trek is a breathtaking adventure located in the heart of the Himalayas, offering trekkers a unique opportunity to explore pristine landscapes and picturesque views. This trek is famous for its scenic beauty, comprising dense forests, lush meadows, and snow-covered peaks. The Dev Kyara Trek is ideal for both beginners and experienced trekkers, as it provides a manageable yet thrilling experience through varied terrains, including steep ascents and peaceful forest trails. Throughout the journey, you'll be captivated by the serenity of the untouched environment, the vibrant flora, and the diverse fauna that call this region home.
One of the highlights of the Dev Kyara Trek is the chance to experience the spiritual ambiance of the surrounding area, with ancient temples and quiet hamlets adding to the trek’s charm. The trek typically spans a few days, allowing ample time to soak in the panoramic views of the snow-capped peaks and crystal-clear rivers. For adventure enthusiasts seeking a lesser-known trek away from the hustle and bustle of more popular routes, the Dev Kyara Trek provides an unforgettable escape into nature’s untouched beauty. Whether you're a solo traveler or part of a group, this trek promises an enriching experience with memories that last a lifetime. Step into the legendary trail leading to the world’s highest peak with the Everest Base Camp Trek!
This Package Includes:
Transportation (Pick Up And Drop Ex. Dehradun)
Trekking
Professional Trek Leader
First Aid
All Meals
Accommodation
All permits and fees required for the trek
Excludes:
Trekking Gear: Personal equipment
Any additional activities or services not included in the itinerary
Meal During Road Journey
Potters Or Mule To Carry Personal Luggage
Anything not mentioned in the includes
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Day 1
Dehradun to Sankri (Drive distance: 190 km 8-9 hours).
Early departure from Dehradun.
Pass through Mussoorie, a famous hill station known for its scenic beauty.
Lakhamandal (historically significant site from the Mahabharata, where Duryodhana plotted against the Pandavas).
Purola (last major market for supplies).
After Purola, enjoy the serene views of pine forests as the road continues.
Enter Govind Pashu Vihar Wildlife Sanctuary, known for its lush landscapes and wildlife.
Arrival in Sankri in the evening.
Enjoy stunning views of the Swargarohini Peak.
Take a leisurely stroll through apple orchards in this quaint Himalayan village.
Day 2
Sankri to Obra Campsite.
Trek distance: 5 km (approximately 4 hours).
Meals provided: Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks, Dinner.
Begin your trek towards the Obra Thatch campsite.
This is an easy day of trekking, with trails winding alongside a tranquil river.
Plenty of rest spots along the route to take in the natural beauty.
Arrival at Obra Campsite in the afternoon.
Spend the afternoon relaxing or exploring nearby areas.
If the weather allows, you might even dip in the river, which is a refreshing experience, especially during summer months.
Day 3
Obra Thatch to Bhawa Waterfall. Trek distance: 8 km (approximately 6 hours).
Altitude: 7,644 ft (2,330 m) to 11,220 ft (3,420 m).
A significant altitude gain and the longest day of trekking.
Begin by climbing through dense pine forests.
The trail eventually opens up into a wide valley with stunning views of snow-covered peaks.
In summer, enjoy the sight of wild strawberries along the way.
Trek through rhododendron forests, adding color and beauty to the landscape.
Next Arrival at Bhawa Waterfall
A serene camping spot amidst cascading waterfalls and vibrant green meadows.
Perfect location to relax and enjoy the natural beauty.
Day 4
Bhawa Waterfall to Dev Kyara.
Trek distance: 5 km (approximately 4 hours).
Altitude: 11,220 ft (3,420 m) to 13,451 ft (4,100 m).
Highlight of the trek as you make your way to the stunning Dev Kyara Valley.
Leave Bhawa Waterfall and ascend to Phulara Ridge.
Enjoy panoramic views of the Garhwal Himalayas, including the iconic Swargarohini and Bandarpoonch peaks.
After crossing the ridge, descend into Pushtara Meadows, a vast expanse of green fields and wildflowers.
The final stretch involves a rocky ascent, but the sight of Mount Ranglana makes it worth the effort.
Arrival at Dev Kyara campsite.
One of the most scenic camping spots in the region, offering stunning views.
Day 5
Explore Dev Kyara & Return to Bhawa Waterfall. Trek distance: 8 km (approximately 4 hours) Altitude: 13,451 ft (4,100 m) to 11,220 ft (3,420 m).
Morning exploration of Dev Kyara
Enjoy the breathtaking landscapes and alpine meadows.
Take short hikes to immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of the region.
Pack up and begin your descent back to the Bhawa Waterfall campsite
Although retracing your steps, the descent offers different perspectives of the surrounding landscapes.
A more relaxed trek back due to the gradual descent.
Day 6
Bhawa Waterfall to Sankri via Jakhol.
Trek distance: 12 km (approximately 6 hours).
Drive: 10 km (45 minutes).
Descend from Bhawa Waterfall to the village of Jakhol.
The downhill trek follows the river and is easier, taking significantly less time than the ascent.
After reaching Jakhol, take a short drive back to Sankri.
Relax at Sankri for your final night
Enjoy the peaceful surroundings by the river.
Indulge in a warm meal at the guest house.
Day 7
Sankri to Dehradun.
Drive distance: 190 km (approximately 7-8 hours).
Altitude: 6,725 ft (2,049 m) to 2,100 ft (640 m).
Bid farewell to the mountains and begin your drive back to Dehradun.
Enjoy one last chance to admire the rolling hills and valleys as you descend.
End of trek: Return to Dehradun, taking with you the memories of an unforgettable adventure in the Himalayas.
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This event is suitable for anyone above 12 years of age, prices will be the same as an adult.
Price Includes
Tent Stay
Meals
All Days meals
Permits
Event Permits are provided.
Government permit
Guide
Professional leader to assist you
Notes:
For 10-15 people: 1 Trek Leader
For 25-30 people: 2 Trek Leader
Activities
Trekking
Transfers
Non-A/C Shared Vehicle
Kathgodam Railway Station
Railway Station
Clothing:
Moisture-wicking base layers
Insulated jacket (preferably down)
Waterproof & windproof jacket and pants
Comfortable trekking pants
Fleece or wool layers
Thermal innerwear
Footwear:
Sturdy, waterproof trekking shoes
Extra pair of trekking socks (wool and synthetic)
Gaiters (for snow or muddy trails)
Accessories:
Sun cap and woolen cap
Gloves (thermal and waterproof)
Sunglasses (UV protection)
Backpack & Gear:
Backpack (50-60L) with rain cover
Daypack (20-30L)
Trekking poles
Headlamp with extra batteries
Health & Hygiene:
Personal first-aid kit
Hand sanitizer, tissues, toilet paper
Sunscreen (SPF 50+) and lip balm
Quick-dry towel
Hydration & Snacks:
Water bottles or hydration pack (at least 2L)
Electrolyte powder or energy drinks
Energy bars, dry fruits, and trail mix
Miscellaneous:
ID proof
Trek permit (if required)
Camera, spare batteries, power bank
Multi-tool or knife
Plastic bags for wet clothes and waste
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Harshit Sharma
Reviewed: Sep 11, 2024
5/5
I’ve done multiple treks but E2E stood out. Tent stay was spacious and warm. Dormitory stay at the start had great vibes. The guide managed the group very well. About... Read More
Aastha Bansal
Reviewed: Oct 10, 2024
5/5
What a perfect way to experience the Himalayas. The guide was trained in high-altitude medicine and made us feel very safe. Tent stay was pure magic. Dormitory stay was good... Read More
Naveen Reddy
Reviewed: Sep 10, 2024
5/5
I was surprised by how professional E2E was. The guide was brilliant, adjusting for people’s pace and health. Tent stay was scenic, with views of rivers and meadows. Dormitory stay... Read More
Ankita Ghosh
Reviewed: Oct 10, 2024
5/5
Dev Kyara Trek was a beautiful blend of challenge and comfort, thanks to Escape2Explore. The guide was supportive and patient. Tent stay was my favorite part—imagine snow-capped views at sunrise.... Read More
Varun Shah
Reviewed: Aug 15, 2024
5/5
From start to finish, everything was top-notch. The guide was motivating and knew alternate routes in case of weather changes. Tent stay was organized and warm. Dormitory stay had ample... Read More
Dev Kyara is located at an altitude of 4,100 meters (13,450 feet) in the Uttarkashi region of Uttarakhand. This high-altitude meadow offers breathtaking views, making it a perfect destination for trekkers seeking adventure and scenic landscapes.
The trek is considered moderate to difficult due to its steep ascents, rugged terrain, and long trekking distances. Trekkers must be physically prepared to cover challenging sections while adjusting to high-altitude conditions.
The best time to trek is from May to June and September to October. These months provide stable weather, lush green landscapes, and clear mountain views, making for an enjoyable trekking experience.
The trek typically takes seven to eight days, including travel time from Dehradun. The itinerary allows time for acclimatization, ensuring trekkers can adjust to the high altitude while enjoying the beautiful surroundings.
The trek starts from Boincha Village, which is accessible via Sankri. Trekkers must first travel from Dehradun to Sankri by road before reaching the trek's base village.
Dev Kyara is known for its lush meadows, dense forests, gushing streams, and panoramic views of peaks like Swargarohini and Bandarpunch. The trail offers a mix of alpine beauty and cultural experiences in remote Himalayan villages.
This trek is not recommended for complete beginners due to its long trekking hours and high-altitude challenges. However, those with prior trekking experience and good fitness levels can attempt it with proper preparation.
Trekkers stay in tents at designated campsites throughout the journey. There are no homestays or lodges along the route, so it is essential to carry proper camping equipment.
Since the trek reaches an altitude of over 4,000 meters, there is a risk of altitude sickness. Proper acclimatization, hydration, and a gradual ascent are necessary to prevent Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS).
Yes, trekkers will need to cross multiple small rivers and wooden bridges along the route. These crossings add to the adventure but require caution, especially during monsoon or after heavy rainfall.
Trekkers may encounter barking deer, Himalayan black bears, and monals in the region. The diverse flora and fauna make the trek even more exciting for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.
Yes, you can join the trek to Dev Kyara Trek. The trek’s difficulty level is moderate and can be attained without someone’s support. Wear robust footwear, and comfortable clothes, and maintain basic fitness to complete the trek.
The safety and security of women/girls are paramount to us. Hence, it's entirely safe for women/girls to participate in our treks and travels. Our trek leaders always accompany the group, offering constant assistance and direction. Our campsites are thoroughly secure and provide a safe lodging environment. In addition, our female trek leaders often join our treks.
Your money will be refunded within 2-3 business days.
Unfortunately, it's not feasible to reschedule your trek to a future date if you're unable to attend on the designated day, regardless of the circumstances (like family emergencies, health problems, or work commitments). However, if you have concerns about this policy, please don't hesitate to email us at info@escape2explore.com, and our team will get in touch with you to discuss further.
Life is unpredictable and we understand that sometimes you have to cancel or change your trip dates and we endeavour to make it as easy as possible for you. However, please understand that we plan everything including guide fees, permits, accommodation and rations in advance. Therefore, any cancellation means inconvenience and certain losses to the people involved in various stages of the programme. Keeping that in mind, our cancellation charges are as below -
Cancellations before 30 days from the start of the event: Get a monetary refund with 15% of cancellation charges.
Cancellations between 30 days and 15 days to the start of the event: 50 %refund.
Cancellations less than 15 days to the start of the event: No refund.
Cancellations will be accepted only by email.
Note: The Himalayan Daredevils reserves the right to cancel a program before departure in the event of logistical problems arising due to natural calamities, strikes, wars or any other circumstances that make the event inadvisable. In this case, we will refund 50% of the event fees.
Itinerary Changes &Trip delays:
We plan itineraries based on the information available at the time of planning and in rare circumstances, they are subject to change. If the itinerary is changed or delayed due to unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather, transportation delays, government intervention, landslides etc., we will always aim to give you the best experience possible. However, The Himalayan Daredevils not be held responsible for the cost of delay or changes.
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Cancellation / Refund is done by a third party based on their policies.
Dev Kyara Trek, yeah, barely anyone’s heard of it, which is honestly part of the charm. It’s stashed away somewhere in the Sankri range, out in Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand. Altitude is about 4,100 meters, give or take (that’s, what, 13,450 feet for the metrically challenged). You start walking and suddenly you’re smack dab in the middle of these untouched Garhwal Himalayan landscapes like, genuinely untouched, not just “Instagram untouched.” If you’re into nature, or if you’re just tired of the same old tourist traps, this trek’s your golden ticket. Think rolling meadows, river valleys, full-on waterfalls, and those ridiculously dramatic snow-covered mountains. It’s a solid mix. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a random goat or two doing its thing on a cliff. Everything kicks off in Sankri, which is straight-up adorable. The village is kind of the local trekking HQ, Kedarkantha, Har Ki Dun, all those famous spots launch from here too. But Dev Kyara is a total underdog. You’ll wind through tiny Himalayan villages (Jakhol’s a name you’ll hear), forests so thick you’ll start thinking you’re in a Tolkien novel, oak, pine, rhododendron, the works. And then, boom, the views hit. Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, Ranglana, Black Peak (also called Kala Nag), they’re all just chilling in the background, flexing for your camera. And then there’s Dev Kyara Bugyal. Now, calling it a meadow is kind of underselling it. This place is huge, like, “you could lose your noisy city thoughts here” huge. In spring and summer, it’s a full-on wildflower rave. Come winter, it’s all snow, just pure, blissful white. Feels like you accidentally walked into a fantasy movie set, except it’s real and you’re freezing your butt off. nobody’s there. Seriously, forget those overcrowded Insta-famous trails where you spend more time queuing than walking. Dev Kyara’s still off the radar, so you can hear yourself think. It’s a moderate trek, so yeah, get a bit fit before you go, but you don’t need to be some Everest-level beast. Beginners can handle it, as long as you don’t mind a good sweat. If you want raw, wild, no-BS Himalayas, and you don’t need a crowd to validate your adventure, Dev Kyara’s your spot. Just you, the mountains, and maybe a yak or two for company. Doesn’t get much better than that.
Dev Kyara Trek: it’s tucked away in the wild west corner of the Garhwal Himalayas, like Uttarakhand’s secret stash. Sure, the views are killer, but this trail isn’t just about Instagrammable meadows and dramatic peaks. Nah, there’s some real ancient magic going on here. Picture old shepherds, myths out of grandma’s bedtime stories, and a landscape that honestly feels like it hasn’t changed in a hundred years. “Dev Kyara” literally means “Divine Plain” Locals don’t mess around with names, huh? Folks from places like Osla, Gangad, or Jakhol villages have been herding their flocks up here every summer, basically forever. They see the meadow as sacred ground protected by the gods, no less. You step onto that grass and, I swear, you can almost feel the stories humming under your feet. This place is dripping with Mahabharata drama. The Pandavas, those legendary brothers, walked right through these valleys on their way to Swargarohini, the so-called staircase to heaven. There are a bunch of peaks you can spot from Dev Kyara Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, the works, and each one’s got its epic backstory.
Back in the day, hardly anyone but the locals and some tough-as-nails shepherds or monks even bothered with this route. We’re talking gnarly terrain, brutal weather, and zero phone signal (shocking, I know). So, the trail stayed pretty wild, used mostly for moving sheep or the odd pilgrimage. No outside fuss, just mountain business as usual. Recently, though, trekkers have started sniffing around, looking for something that’s not just another tourist trap. Unlike those over-crowded spots like Kedarkantha or Har Ki Dun, Dev Kyara’s still got that untouched, “am I the first one here?” kind of vibe. Guess being hard to reach has its perks, nature and culture are both pretty much intact. And let’s not forget the villages nearby, Jakhol, Dhara, and Fitari. These aren’t just pit stops; they’re like living museums. Think wooden houses with intricate carvings, winding stone paths, and temples that look straight out of some epic fantasy series. The whole area just oozes old-school Garhwali tradition. The trek itself snakes along rivers like Obra Gad and Supin, more than just pretty scenery, these rivers have kept entire villages alive, watered crops, and connected people way before roads were a thing. So, yeah, Dev Kyara isn’t just a hike. It’s a whole time machine deal, myths, shepherds, gods, and a landscape that laughs in the face of modern life. If you want the real Himalayan experience, this is where you go.
Sankri Village: If you’ve ever planned a trek in Uttarakhand, you’ve probably heard of this place. It’s where all the action starts, Dev Kyara, Har Ki Dun, Kedarkantha, you name it. The village itself? Super chill. Pine trees everywhere, mountains looming all around, and the kind of hospitality that makes you want to stay longer. Most folks crash here before and after their trek hits up the tiny market, tries some legit Garhwali grub, and just soak in the vibe. Honestly, it’s the perfect warm-up before you start huffing up those trails.
Jakhol Village: Jakhol’s got that old-school Himalayan charm going on, think wooden houses, old temples, and people who know how to work the land. It’s tucked away in the Mori block of Uttarkashi and, usually, this is as far as your car’s gonna get before you start walking. Spend a little time here and you’ll catch a real glimpse of how mountain folks live, farm, and keep their traditions alive. It’s less touristy, more “hey, this is real life.”
Har Ki Dun Valley: Just a hop, skip, and a few mountain ridges away, you’ll find Har Ki Dun. People call it the “Valley of the Gods.” And, okay, that sounds dramatic, but when you’re there with all that wild flora, random animal sightings, and old legends floating around it kinda fits. According to the Mahabharata fan club, the Pandavas walked this route to Swargrohini. If you’ve got the time (and the leg strength), tacking on Har Ki Dun to your trip is a no-brainer. It’s gorgeous.
Bali Pass: Now, if you’re feeling extra ambitious (and maybe a little bit nuts), there’s Bali Pass. This trail doesn’t mess around. It connects Har Ki Dun to Yamunotri and is all about high-altitude drama, crazy passes, endless snowfields, and glaciers that’ll make your jaw drop. It’s not technically part of the Dev Kyara route.
Osla Village: Osla’s the kind of place that looks like it jumped out of a folklore book. There’s this old wooden Someshwar Temple and houses that seem to have been around forever. It sits right on the Har Ki Dun trail, so you’ll probably wander through anyway. The people here? Super rooted in their traditions and stories. Swing by, and suddenly your trek isn’t just about mountains, it’s about the culture and legends, too.
Ruinsara Tal: Last but not least, there’s Ruinsara Tal. Picture a crystal-clear lake, ringed by meadows and snow-capped peaks, yep, it’s as dreamy as it sounds. It’s a bit off the main drag but worth the detour, especially if you’re into taking photos or just want some peace. Locals treat this spot as sacred, so there’s a special vibe in the air. Perfect for anyone who wants to just sit and breathe for a minute (or twenty).
Summer (May–June): So if you wanna see the Dev Kyara Trek at its coolest (well, warmest, technically), hit it up in the summer. The snow finally gives up, and suddenly it’s like someone cranked the saturation, meadows go wild with green, flowers just explode everywhere, and the sky’s so clear it’s almost rude. Temps Super chill, bouncing between 10 and 20°C, honestly, you could wear a light jacket and call it a day. The trails aren’t playing hard-to-get, rivers are all “look at me, I’m photogenic,” and you get these killer views of Swargarohini and Black Peak. If you’re new to trekking or just wanna flex your photography skills, this is your golden window.
Post-Monsoon / Autumn (Sept–Oct): If you missed summer, don’t freak out. Autumn here is pure magic. Monsoon does its thing, dumps a ton of rain, and then bam, by September, it’s like nature’s been to the spa. The valleys are next-level lush, the air’s so fresh it hurts, and the meadows pick up this golden glow that looks fake in photos. The Himalayan peaks pop against the sky. Plus, there’s barely anyone else around, so you pretty much get the mountains to yourself. Rain’s not a thing now, so you can enjoy the trek without your boots turning into mini-swimming pools.
Monsoon (July–August) – Just Don’t: unless you’re into testing fate, skip the monsoon. Trails turn into mud slides, landslides are a thing, rivers get way too ambitious, and good luck with the leeches. Roads might just peace out completely. Not worth the drama. Save yourself the hassle and pick another season.
Winter (Nov–April): Looks insane like someone dumped a giant bag of powdered sugar everywhere. Everything’s white, everything’s quiet. you’ll freeze your butt off. Temps can drop below -10°C, and the snow’s so deep it’ll eat your legs. Either closed or straight-up dangerous. So unless you’re a snow ninja with all the right gear and experience, maybe just enjoy the winter photos from your couch instead.
By Airport: Dev Kyara Trek, you’re heading to Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun. That’s as close as you’ll get by plane, no magic carpets here. Flights roll in from all the usual suspects: Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, yada yada. Grab your bag, maybe a samosa or two, and then you’re on your own time to wrangle a cab or squeeze onto a bus heading toward Sankri or Jakhol. That’s where the trek kicks off. Here’s the thing: Dehradun to Sankri is, what, 200 km? Sounds quick, right? Ha. Nope. We’re talking 8 to 10 hours. Mountain roads love to mess with your sense of time. Seriously, bring snacks. Maybe a playlist. Maybe a neck pillow. You’ll thank yourself.
By Railway Station: If you’re one of those “I love trains, they’re so romantic!” types, hey, I get it. Dehradun Railway Station is your jam. Trains come in from all over, so that’s sorted. But listen, the adventure ain’t over when you step off. You still gotta find a taxi or bus to Sankri. The drive’s not too shabby, honestly winding roads, Mussoorie’s charm, Purola, Mori, all that green. You’ll probably stare out the window and forget you even own a phone for a while.
By Road: If you’re rolling in by road, Dehradun, Mussoorie, and even Uttarkashi can get you close. You’ve got choices: state buses (good luck with that schedule), shared jeeps (hope you like making friends), or private taxis (if you’re feeling fancy or just hate people). Warning: buses and jeeps are rare birds, so start early unless you want to play “spot the next ride” in the mountains. Roads start all innocent and smooth, then bam! potholes, bumps, and that rollercoaster vibe as you near those tiny villages.
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