We check out of the hotel after breakfast and drive to Govindghat. The trip to Govindghat, where we transfer cars and go to Pulna, takes about 45 minutes. We begin our walk towards Ghangaria from Pulna. On this day, the distance to be completed is 11 kilometres, which will take around 5-6 hours to finish. The trail is laid while hiking towards Ghangaria, making the journey somewhat simpler. Continuous elevation, on the other hand, might be exhausting. The hike road from Ghangaria to Hemkund Sahib is filled with little dhabas, pilgrims on their way to Hemkund Sahib, and a raging river Pushapavati outflow. You will also be surrounded by woodland for the whole of the trip, which will help to cool you off and make the hike more enjoyable. The path to Ghangaria, as well as the route to Hemkund Sahib, is quite congested. If the weather is clear, you'll see a lot of helicopters and there are plenty of places to dine. You'll pass through the camps on your way to Ghangaria's main settlement. We settle into our hotel and relax for the remainder of the evening.

Today is the day you've been looking forward to! The Valley of Flowers greets you with a vista that only the fortunate few will see. We leave Ghangaria early in the morning to get at the valley between 0900 and 1000 hours. The walk begins on a narrow trail that is surrounded on all sides by woodland, with a clear steady rise in the quantity of flowers along the way. You will pass a bridge and then begin an abrupt ascent. Continue travelling down the slope, and the route will eventually open up into a large valley. The Valley begins from here. The first view is of the peaks ahead of the trail you've been walking on. The valley and the Tipri glacier may be seen if you glance to your right.

Rare Himalayan flower species abound in the valley, including blue poppy, orchids, primulas, and Himalayan bell flowers. The valley of flowers is not only significant in today's setting, but it has always piqued the curiosity of lovers. One such person was Lady Joan Margaret Legge, who died in the valley after slipping. Her burial is marked, and hikers frequently visit her grave. You may also hike to the riverbed of the Pushpavati. The river's name is derived from the meaning of the valley of "flowers." You may spend your time looking at the flowers, taking pictures, or doing nothing at all! The valley does not let you down in the least. Following lunch, we return to Ghangaria after spending 1-2 hours in the valley. The descent is pretty easy, but it can be taxing on the knees. You may spend the evening after arriving in Ghangaria exploring the area.

The next day, we set out on a pilgrimage. After breakfast, we begin our walk to Hemkund Sahib. The journey from Ghangaria to Hemkund Sahib is 6 kilometres long and takes around 5 hours. The trail is well-kept and peppered with little food establishments, which is not the case on the way to the Valley. Flowers line the way to Hemkund sahib, which you may have seen in the Valley of Flowers. The walk to Hemkund Sahib is difficult yet beautiful. Pilgrims are clearly driven to reach the gurudwara, with some even walking the distance barefoot. When you get to Hemkund Sahib, enter the gurudwara and order some ready-to-eat hot Halwa and tea. You may also relax for a bit by the Sarovar and take in the scenery. We return to Ghangaria by the same road after spending an hour at the gurudwara. We rest for a bit after arriving at Ghangaria and spend the evening at leisure.

We said our goodbyes to Ghangaria and checked out of our motel after breakfast. We travel the same path back to Pulna and begin hiking early in the morning to make it to Govindghat on schedule. We board our bus at Govindghat and go to Badrinath, which is one of the "Char Dhams," or the four holiest temples. We leave after seeing the Temple for Karanprayag, where we reach in the early evening. We book a room in a hotel for the night. In the evening, we might go to the confluence to observe the Aarti.

After breakfast, we depart from Karanprayag and begin our journey to Haridwar, passing by the cities of Devprayag and Rishikesh along the way. We check out of our hotel early in order to get in Haridwar by late afternoon. When you arrive in Haridwar, your journey comes to a close with a backpack full of unforgettable experiences! Alternatively, you may stay in Tapovan or Rishikesh for even another fantastic experience in these incredible places, capping off an already fantastic tour.