Auli Trek Package

Pick-Up: Dehradun & Drop Point: Dehradun
Best season: November to February

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Airport: Jolly Grant, Dehradun | Railway Station: Dehradun

Price: ₹7,500/- PP *T&C
+5% GST

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Overview

Auli is the one of the most attractive and well-known tourist place which is famous for ski as well as hiking place. It is also called Auli Bugyal situated at an altitude of 2800 m (9200 ft.). It is located in Chamoli in the Himalayan region of the Uttarakhand state, India. In Garhwali Bugyal word mean “meadows” or “pasture lands”.

It is covered with coniferous and oak trees and the snow-covered mountains are the highlights of Auli trek package. The Auli Valley has the highest number of various flower species in the world. Auli host several winter sports event . Beginners and professionals both can skiing or trek here. With our Auli trek package it will be of 2 nights and 3 days of Auli trip.

Both summer and winters are the best time to visit . For those who like trekking and camping than summer is good and for skiers and those who like the snow the better time is winter.

Even though you can visit Auli year-round, the ideal months to go skiing at Auli are December through February. The weather, the thick layer of snow covering the slopes, and the heavy snowfall all combine to make this period ideal. Even in the summer, the temperature in Auli is generally chilly and pleasant. Planning a trip to Uttarakhand for Auli during the winter season requires being well-prepared with appropriate gear because the temperature during the snow season can drop as low as -4 degrees.

This will guarantee that you won’t have to worry about being too cold to enjoy the snow to the fullest. Whether you choose an Auli trek package or Auli tour package you’ll find plenty to enjoy in this stunning Himalayan destination

To begin your Auli Trek Package, you first need to reach Dehradun Here’s how you can get there:

By Air: For Dehradun the nearest airport will be Jolly Grant which is 25 km away from the city. You can easily schedule your flight online and flights for Dehradun are accessible from other metropolitan cities airport. You can book a taxi, hire cab or ride bus to reach Joshimath . If you are booking an Auli trek package or Auli trek package, transportation from the airport might be included, so check your package details

By Train: The Dehradun railway station is located in a city around 290 kilometers away from Auli. The closest train station from Auli, which is almost 250 kilometers away, is Rishikesh railway station. To get to Auli from there, take a bus or taxi to Joshimath, which is accessible from the train station. If you take a bus, the trip takes almost an hour. Many Auli trek packages or Auli tour packages might offer train-to-trek arrangements, so verify your package specifics for convenience.

By Road: If you are planning a self-driving then Dehradun is well-connected to roads and one can easily reach Dehradun and from there to Joshimath. The buses are also available from Rishikesh, Haridwar, Kotdwar and Delhi for Dehradun. If you are on an Auli trek package or Auli tour package, road transport arrangements might be part of the package, so check for inclusions to ensure a smooth journey

Safety & Security

For the Auli Trek to be successful and entertaining, safety must be ensured.

In Auli trek package or Auli tour package there are some safety advice that should be remembered:

Plan and Research: Make sure you fully understand the Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek’s itinerary, weather, and degree of difficulty. Make a plan for your trip and let your loved ones know. Get the proper licenses and make sure you possess the abilities and information needed for the hike.
Select Skilled Guides: Hire knowledgeable trekking companies or guides with firsthand knowledge of the Tarsar Marsar area. They can guarantee your safety, offer insightful advice, and help you overcome any obstacles in your path.
Physical Fitness: Prior to the walk, keep up a decent level of physical fitness. Exercise frequently and take part in activities that increase your stamina to get your body ready for the physical
Acclimatization: Give yourself a chance to properly adjust to the altitude. To lessen the chance of altitude-related ailments, ascend gradually and take rest days at intermediate campsites to allow your body to acclimate to the changing altitude.
Keep Yourself Hydrated: To stay hydrated during the hike, sip lots of water. Fatigue, headaches, and other altitude-related problems might result from dehydration. To guarantee a clean supply of drinking water, always carry a water filter or tablets for water purification.
Precautions: Follow the safety instructions that your trekking agency or guides have given you. Be mindful of your surroundings, abide by route signs, and stay off of unmarked or shortcut paths. To reduce the chance of becoming lost or coming across dangerous terrain, stick to well-established pathways.
Weather Awareness: Pay careful attention to weather reports and be ready for unforeseen changes in the weather. If you want to go outside in inclement weather or snow, bring layers of appropriate clothes, including windproof and waterproof items.
Emergency Communication: Keep a fully charged cell phone with saved emergency numbers on it at all times. Bringing extra batteries or a portable power bank is also advised. Learn the accessible communication channels and emergency protocols for the trekking area.
First Aid Kit: Always keep a fully equipped first aid kit on you, complete with basic medical supplies and any prescription drugs you may need. Know how to administer first aid, and let your trekking partners and guides know about any allergies or any medical issues you may have.
Travel Insurance: Obtain travel insurance that includes coverage for medical evacuation and emergency assistance in the event of a journey. Make sure the policy includes coverage for the Tarsar Marsar Trek’s unique activities and altitude.
Respect Local Culture: Honor regional culture: Observe the regional customs, traditions, and culture. Before taking pictures of residents and their properties, get permission. Dress modest clothing and be careful of cultural sensitivity.

Booking Process

40% Advance and Balance at the time of trip start.

Cancellation policy

We understand that planning an outdoor trip brings a lot of excitement and joy. However, we also know that cancellations can be disappointing. While Trekos rarely cancels treks due to our efficient ground operations, cancellations can happen due to unforeseen circumstances such as weather conditions, government regulations, or any other factors beyond our control. In such cases, the following cancellation policy will be applicable.

To ensure a hassle-free experience, we recommend making your booking at least two months in advance. If you do need to cancel your trek, please inform us in writing. Cancellation charges will be effective from the date we receive written advice.

Our cancellation policy is as follows:

We have designed a cancellation policy that is fair, feasible, and convenient for all our customers. The procedure is as follows:

If you cancel your trek 21 or more days before the start date, we will deduct 10% towards GST and transaction charges and refund 90% as a trek voucher valid for 1 year.
If you cancel your trek 15-20 days before the start date, we will deduct 30% towards GST, transaction, accommodation at base, ration, etc., and refund 70% as a trek voucher valid for 1 year.
If you cancel your trek 7-14 days before the start date, we will deduct 50% towards GST, transaction, accommodation at the base, ration, trek leaders, permits, equipment, etc., and refund 50% as a trek voucher that is valid for 1 year.
If you cancel your trek 1-6 days before the start date, we will deduct 100% as all arrangements have been made, and we are ready to take you on the trek.