Welcome to India! Upon your arrival at IGI airport in Delhi, our tour representative will escort you to the pre-booked hotel. After completing check-in formalities, you can rest and afternoon you will be visiting AKSHARDHAM and DILLI HAAT and walk around the neighbouring streets to be familiar with the culture of Delhi before sinking into the cosiness of your bed. Enjoy an overnight stay at the hotel in Delhi. Dinner time Our guide will brief you about sightseeing Meal plan: B Accommodation: Hotel

After breakfast ready to explore India’s power-centre for a splendid journey where you can explore Delhi’s culture, history, food, market-place and monuments. Delhi, the country’s historic as well as modern capital, has been shaped by various empires from different eras. Exploring Delhi’s iconic monuments and heritage sites, immersing in its flavourful culinary delights and diverse traditions, visiting landmark sacred sites, soaking in its history and culture and shopping at busy marketplaces — these are just some ways to experience the capital city, one of the most visited places not just in India, but the entire world! Today will be visiting – Rajpath, Red Fort, Qutub minar, Lotus temple, India Gate, Parliament House and Connaught place. Meal Plan: B L Accommodation: Hotel

After an early morning breakfast, we transfer you to the railway station for a train journey to Haridwar, where our representative meets you and drives you to Rishikesh, 25 km away. Rishikesh is located a little higher up in the Shivalik mountains and known as Yoga capital of the world because of the many yoga centres along the banks of the Ganges. It gained world limelight in 1968 when the Beatles stayed at an ashram to learn transcendental meditation. The Beatles are said to have written many songs during their stay at Rishikesh. Till today tourists from all over the world follow the Beatles trail and visit Rishikesh for rejuvenation. We arrive in Rishikesh around noon and have the whole day explore the town. Rishikesh is also called the gateway to the Garhwal Himalayas We dine and overnight at a hotel. Dinner time Our guide will brief you about the trek, after which you can interact with your fellow trekkers. Transfer: New Delhi to Rishikesh by train Meal Plan: B D Accommodation: Hotel

A brief summary of the Day: Driving Distance: 220 Km Meal Plan: B L D Accommodation: Guest House pick-up at 6:00 am from Rishikesh. 5:00 pm is the anticipated arrival time in Sankri. Keep a copy and the original of your ID with you; you must present them at the Sankri forest checkpoint. BSNL network is accessible (erratic). Lunch and breakfast while travelling to Sankri (Included in the cost). Maintain a warm jacket on hand after Pulora. The local market is open. Pulora has the last ATM. Dinner at the hotel (included in the cost) Stay at the Guest House (twin sharing) Sankri, the base hamlet, is where the Bali Pass trek starts. It is a tiny hamlet located in the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary in the Uttarkashi district. Your breath will be taken away by the magnificent grandeur of Mussoorie, the Queen of Mountains, the Kempty Fall Waterfall, and Nainbagh on the route to Sankri Village. Upon reaching Sankri in the evening you can observe the evening sky form spectacular landscapes and it offers a wonderful starting to the Bali pass journey.

A brief summary of the Day: 2,600 meters/8,500 feet (Seema) and 2,100 meters/6,700 feet (Taluka). Drive 12 kilometres (0.9 miles) to Taluka in one hour. Trek from Taluka to Seema: 12 km; 7-8 hr. The majority of the path is an easy climb. Trek is through the forest of Deodar trees, Bamboo, wildflowers, irises, and chestnuts; There are enough water sources along the way. Osla village is located across from Seema Village.  Lunch is packed for it to be eaten on the way.  Stay in the tent (Twin sharing). We will begin the trek early in the morning after breakfast and then drive to Taluka. Taluka village marks the beginning of the true Bali Pass journey. The 12-kilometre trip crosses the main streams, bamboo and deodar woodlands. As soon as we arrive in Taluka, we begin to move, our first move being to descend to the Supin river and begin moving down the stream. The trail will begin gently increasing when you pass over two to three wooden and cement bridges. After travelling for roughly another hour, we will arrive at wide areas where many locals are actively working. You must trek for another two hours to reach Ghandad village's stunning wooden architecture. We'll keep going for another hour till we get to a camping area, where you'll also see a wooden bridge leading to Osla village. Because of its lovely wooden homes, Osla has recently gained popularity as a tourist attraction. We won't be staying at this campsite instead, continuing for another hour or so through the forest along the Supin River's banks until we reach Seema village. In the forests, you might be able to see Himalayan Monal if you're lucky. There are many other trekkers at Seema, where we'll spend the night, camping.

A brief summary of the Day: Altitude: 3,100m/10,200ft. Trek: 10 km, 6-7 hours. Moderately challenging ascent and descent. The confluence of the rivers Har Ki Dun and Ruinsara is seen. Debshu Bugyal offers a magnificent view of Black Peak (Kala Nag) The Trek route follows the Ruinsara river. The mixed landscape of stones, meadows, and woodland. Adequate water sources Packed lunch for the day. Stay in a tent. We will begin the third day of the Bali Pass Trek fresh in the morning and go out to our first significant location, the Debshu Bugyal. As we approach the Debshu Bugyal, the route will become steeper as it crosses the Supin River. When you get to the Ruinsara Valley, the trail gets a little more challenging since there are stones along the way. You may turn around and see the renowned Osla Village as we continue to trek. The Debshu Bugyal will start after another 30 minutes of steady walking. The Bugyal is sizable pastureland. Here, you may take a little nap. From the bugyal, one can view the Black Peak and the Kala Nag. The route abruptly descends from here until we once more reach the riverbed. The route is slick and covered in rocks. The route then begins a strong ascent when we pass the bridge once more, allowing you to take in the stunning scenery all around you. We will soon arrive in Rainbasera, where we will set up camp for the day and spend the night there.

A brief summary of the Day: Altitude: 3,600m/11,800ft (Ruinsara Tal) Trek: 7 km, 4-5 hours. Average accent. Ruinsara Lake is encircled by snow-capped hills and meadows. There are plenty of water sources throughout the mixed trail that is made up of stones and meadows. View from the campsite: White Peak, Banderpooch Peak, Dhumdhar Kandi Black Peak (Kala Nag), and Yamuna Kanta (the pass that leads to Yamunotri). Take the packed lunch for the trip and have a quick meal at the campsite. Camping next to the lake; staying in a tent. This will be a thrilling day since we'll be sleeping at the much anticipated Ruinsara Lake tonight. The path won't undergo any significant changes and will essentially remain unchanged from yesterday. To observe glaciers in the distance and cross a stream to get to the lake, we must walk for roughly three to four hours. The Ruinsara lake, our campsite for the night, is like a dream come true. The campsite for today lies between the Supin River and Ruinsara Lake. It is surrounded by meadows, and in the distance, you can see snow-capped mountains. The sky will be filled with the magnificent snow-capped Bandarpooch, Kala Nag, and Dhumdhar Khai mountain peaks.  You may explore the area and discover the lovely region.

A brief summary of the Day: Altitude: 4,000m/13,100ft. Trek: 4 km; 3–4 h. Mixed climb that is steep and gradual. Limited water supply. Crossing the river Odari is a term for a naturally formed rock cave. Hot lunch at the campground; stay in the tent. Happy day because we just have only 4 km trip today. The track will lead us through thick forests and rivers as we make our way down the Supin river. As we inch closer to the following meadow, the route will once more become steep. High peaks are visible from there, and the journey acts as a preview of what you have seen over the last few days. After a kilometre of trekking, you will reach Odari, where the greenery will start to become more scarce. It is thought that Bali (the brother of Sugriva) chased a demon into the cave to slay him but became imprisoned when the entrance collapsed during the subsequent conflict. Swargarohini peaks are well seen from here.

A brief summary of the Day: Altitude: 4,600m/15,100ft. Trek: 5 km, 6-7 hours. A tricky climb that is steep. Take a mountain ridge walk. Stay in the tent. Due to the trail's steep 60-degree grade, today will be a little challenging. The route is a bit tricky to walk on because it resembles a ridge walk and has loose stones throughout. Because of the large height gain, it's important to stay hydrated, get adequate rest, and take the right measures to prevent severe motion sickness. As the night is below freezing, be ready to confront the chilly weather.

A brief summary of the Day: Altitudes: Lower Dhamni 3,400m/11,100ft and Bali Pass 4,950m/16,200ft. Trek: 14 km, 10–11 h. Till the Bali Pass, there is a 1- to 1.5-hour steep and difficult ascent. Stay in a tent and enjoy the summit view of Bandarpoonch, Kalanag (Black Peak), Ruinsara, and Yamunotri side. Stay in the tent. It will be a long day, so make sure you eat enough to sustain yourself. Today, we cross Bali Pass to get to lower Dhamani. There will be a lot of snow and a difficult path. We will reach the top of the pass after walking for two to three hours up a hard trail. You will feel as though you are on the peak of a mountain when you are at this high point of the pass, which is barely 10 by 30 feet wide. You can see the Yamunotri valley, the Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, and Garhwali peaks from here in a 360-degree panorama. You must exercise caution as we begin to descend since it is an extremely steep and perilous slope and the snow can make walking on it challenging. The route to lower Dhamani is a little unclear, therefore use the right approaches as advised by the Bali Pass Trek guide. We will eventually arrive at a level route that travels for two to three kilometres through woodland after stopping to relax and continue walking. Tent camping at night.

A brief summary of the Day: Height: 2,600 m/8,500 ft (Jaan ki Chatti) Driving distance: 170 KM Trek: 8km, 4-5 hours. Meal Plan: B L D Easy and marked hike. 7 hours and 170 kilometres to get to Dehradun Accommodation: Hotel The journey comes to an end today. A 4-5 hour easy walk and a 7-hour drive from Yamunotri to Dehradun mark the end of the expedition. There will be lunch on the way to a wayside inn. Reaching Dehradun on schedule with lovely recollections of a breath-taking, unique trekking adventure. You will return home, following a fantastic experience.

We wake up to bid adieu to our newly made friends with promises and hopes that we will cross paths in the future. Following breakfast, we drive out to the airport and take the flight out to Delhi and further to other destination Transfer : Dehradun to New Delhi by air Drive distance : 25 Km Meal Plan : B