Dayara Bugyal

For many years, shepherds have been taking their herd to brush at Dayara Bugyal. On numerous occasions, they have returned with accounts of the overflow of new, delicate grass and the magnificence of the strong Himalayan mountain tops supporting the glades.

At the point when our pioneers arrived at Dayara Bugyal, they found the knolls precisely as the shepherds depicted - just, more gorgeous. The numerous paths that they investigated prompting the paths ended up being considerably seriously fulfilling. With marvelous mountain perspectives and clear water bodies thronw across the knolls, this ended up being one of our most gorgeous journeys.

Most people associate Dayara Bugyal with Bandarpoonch. But that is only one of the big mountains that you see on this trek. As you arrive at Raithal, the base camp, you see John Lee and Draupadi ka Danda draped in the orange rays of the setting sun. Also visible are Shrikhand Mahadev and the Gangotri peaks in the distance.

Once you cross Gui, you start seeing mountains on the other side as well. Finally, by the time you are Dayara Bugyal, you get a complete 180-degree view of mountains starting from Bandarpoonch and Kalanag on the left extending to Draupadi ka Danda on the right.