The best time to go for the Dayara Bugyal Trek is between the months of March to Mid-May and from November to January. Since the months after March bring summers with them, people are attracted to the cozy climate of this destination. The duration between November to January experiences winters, thus people are drawn towards the snowfall.

This is a moderate trek barring one challenging day when you will literally be atop of the world when you get to the Pangarchula peak at about 15069 ft.
It’s a challenging trek only recommended to trekkers who have done a trek of 14000 ft. And beginners who have physical fitness on a scale of 7-8.

From Dehradun, you can drive up to Raithal while crossing Uttarkashi. From here, the real trekking begins, in which the first day can be spent trekking from Raithal to Gui for around 5 KM and the second day can be spent trekking from Gui to DayaraBugyal for the next 3.5 KM.

The cost of Dayara Bugyal Trek can range from INR 5000 to INR 10,000 per person, depending on the inclusions of the package. From travel assistance to food and accommodation and even entry charges to the protected areas, various things are included in this package.

Weather is generally not much of a spoilsport for a trek Dayra Bugyal. The average temperature here is approx.13°C to 18°C during the day. and -3°C to 4°C during the night.

The trek starts from Raithal and ends at Raithal.Minimum time for this Raithal -Dayara Bugyal – Raithal trek is four days.

Although there is no defined age to visit Dayra Bugyal. you must wait for at least your child to grow as old as 4 years. That is so the kid can walk on its own and you do not have to pick it up while trekking. But plenty of things are to be taken into consideration while you plan to take a small child up in the hills. The main point being, the unavailability of kid-friendly food, clothing, medicines in the remote hillside. Keep in mind the low temperature and be prepared to carry adequate warm clothing if you take your child along to Dayra Bugyal trek.

Dayara Bugyal is a perfect trek for beginners, it can even be considered as a pre-trek to get used to rigours of high-altitude trekking. Almost like an appetizer. It does not have tricky sections, but a couple of sections on the trek can get challenging. Amongst the high altitude treks on our list (treks that go over 11,000 feet), Dayara Bugyal poses the least risk.

• From a valid ID to some loose cash, you should carry all these basic necessities as they might come in handy.
• Dayara Bugyal Trek passes through an eco-friendly and all-natural zone, thus dumping of garbage and especially plastic is strictly prohibited.
• The supply of water will be limited, thus you are required to not waste it.
• Bring your own bottles, medication, snacks, and loose cash.
• From proper and comfortable shoes to layerable clothing, check for all the dress-up options which are suitable for trekking.
• Don’t overpack, bring only the items which are necessary for trekking.
• An extra pair of socks, gloves, and pants can come in handy.

Dayara Bugyal is one of the most beautiful high-altitude meadows of the country located in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. Perched at an altitude of 3408 meters above sea level, this meadow has everything a trekker wishes for. Equally beautiful throughout the year, Dayara Bugyal covers an astonishing area of 28 km and is among the highest and largest meadows that attract hundreds of tourists and trekkers from all over the country.
With a magnificent view of Himalayan peaks like Mt. Bandarpoonch, Kalanag, Jaonli, Draupadi ka Danda, Srikanth, and the Gangotri group of Peaks. It is the best travel destination for adventure lovers; Trekking/Hiking and Skiing. Snow-laden high Himalayan Mountains, scenic views are some of the jewels of this picturesque place.

Yes, the trek is perfectly fine for the ones who are trekking for the first time.Also, keep yourself fit and active before you head out for this trek.