Devkyara Bugyal Trek

Nestled between the Rupin and Supin valleys in Uttarakhand's Sankri range, the Devkyara Trek leads you to a breathtaking 4km-wide meadow at 4,100m altitude. This untouched paradise in the Western Garhwal Himalayas offers panoramic views of iconic peaks like Ranglana, Bandarpoonch, and Swargarohini, while remaining accessible to most trekkers. Unlike crowded trails, Devkyara's pristine beauty remains wonderfully preserved, making it a perfect escape into nature's tranquility.

Your adventure begins in the Obra Gad Valley, winding through dense pine and oak forests alive with colorful wildflowers, mushrooms, and sweet wild strawberries. The trail follows the roaring Dibra Gad river, a Supin tributary, as you pass traditional Himalayan villages rich in local culture. Each step reveals new mountain vistas, building anticipation for the grand meadow that awaits.

The highlight comes as you emerge onto the vast Devkyara Bugyal, where you'll camp at the base of majestic Rangnala Hill. Wake up to spectacular views of Daowdu and unnamed peaks surrounding this high-altitude paradise. With Trip to Trek, you'll experience comfortable camping in this dreamlike setting, far from the tourist crowds yet with all necessary safety and support.

Devkyara offers what few Himalayan treks can - pristine wilderness, cultural immersion, and breathtaking scenery without extreme difficulty. Perfect for those seeking authentic mountain experiences, this trek combines meadow camping, forest walks, and peak views into one unforgettable package. Whether you're a nature lover, photographer, or simply seeking peace in the mountains, Devkyara promises memories to last a lifetime.

Trek Details

  • Trek
    Devkyara Bugyal Trek
  • Trek Distance
    38 km
  • Duration
    7D / 6N
  • Region
    Uttarakhand
  • Best For
    Group and Solo
  • Per Person
    10,000 Rs

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Trek Itinerary ( 7D/6N )

  • Day 1: Dehradun to Sankri (1920 m) (210 km) (7/10 hours)

    The team of Trip To Trek will greet you at the departure time, which is 6:30 a.m., in the serene city of Dehradun. The nearest town is Sankri, which is about 210 kilometers away. As a result, getting there would take 7-10 hours.

  • Day 2: Drive from Sankri to Jakhol (19 km) trek to Obra (2500 m) (6 km) (4/5 hours)

    The distance between Sankri and via jakhol – Baincha Thach is 33 kilometers, and it takes two hours to get there. With lush vegetation all around you, the greenery will accompany you on your journey. Jakhol, a charming chapel in Baicha, is the starting point for our trek to Obra Gad, which is 6 kilometers away. We will have a packed lunch for you to eat during the day.

  • Day 3: Obra to Bhawa (3500 m) (8 km) (5/6 hours)F

    Head to Bhawa after breakfast and with a packed lunch. The trek is 8 kilometers long and is surrounded by thick woodland. When you leave the trees, a lush green field of wildflowers appears in front of you.

  • Day 4: Bhawa to Devkyara (4100 m) (5 km) (4/5 hours)
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    After breakfast, begin your hike with a packed lunch. Today's trek will be scenic, with the aim of reaching Devkyara by walking on grassy slopes all day. It's a four-kilometer-long meadow surrounded by peaks. Daowdu (5500 m) and Rangnala Peaks (6100 m) can be seen from here. Some villages can be seen in the distance; this is your campsite for the day. Set up your tents and call it a night here.

  • Day 5: Day 5: Devkyara to Obra (3500 m) (13 km) (7/8 hours)

    Start your trek to Obra, which is at an altitude of 2500 meters, with breakfast and a packed lunch. Descend from Devkyara to Obra, which is on the opposite side of the Har Ki Dun river. Beautiful meadows and thick forest areas are part of the trek.People from various villages visit this temple to worship Lord Someshwar, and these people travel from Jakhol to Obra valley every year on a pilgrimage.

  • Day 6: Obra to Jakhol (6 km) (4/5 hours) Drive to Sankri (19 km)

    From Obra, travel to Baincha via Jakhol, passing through meadows and dense forests to reach Dhara. It's even possible to get there by crossing a high ridge. On the way, you'll pass by a large temple dedicated to Lord Someshwar, which is located to the right of the Supin River.Continue trekking ahead of Dhara until you reach Jakhol, which is close to Obra Gad. Rest here before heading to Sankri. Enjoy delicious food and a relaxing stay at Hotel / Tent.

  • Day 7: Sankri to Dehradun (210 km) (7/8 hours)

    Today is the final breakfast with the Trip To Trek team before the trekkers depart from Sankri for Dehradun.Trip To Trek will arrange transportation from Sankri to Dehradun. You arrived in Dehradun about 4 or 5 p.m.

What is Included In This Trek?

  • Transport Facility (Tempo Travellers or Bolero Taxi)
  • Forest Permit and entrance fee
  • Accommodation in tents or hotals on twin share basis
  • All meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Tea, Coffee, Snacks, Soup and Dinner
  • High quality tents
  • Sleeping bags
  • Mattress
  • Liner
  • Separate Toilet tents - Ladies and Gents
  • Dining Tent
  • Dining Table
  • Kitchen team
  • Radio Walkie Talkie for Communication
  • Good Experience Trek Leader guide and Technical guide
  • Medical Kit
  • Oxygen Cylinders
  • Crampons and Gaiters

Necessary Items to Carry on a Trek

  • 1. Basic Trekking Gear
    Item Quantity
    Trekking Backpack (with rain cover) 50–60L with padded straps
    Daypack (with rain cover) 20–30L (if off-loading backpack)
    Trekking Poles / Walking Stick 1
    Water Bottle 2 thermos flasks (1L each)
    Snacks Energy bars, dry fruits, electrolyte
  • 2. Clothing Guide (Based on Season)
    Item Summer Winter
    Quick-dry collared T-shirt 2–3 2–3 (Full sleeves)
    Fleece T-shirt (Full sleeves) 2 2–3
    Fleece Jacket 2 2
    Down Jacket 1 (available on rent) 1 (available on rent)
    Thermal Inner (Top & Bottom) 1 pair 2 pairs
    Quick-dry Trek Pants 2–3 pairs 2–3 pairs
    Waterproof Gloves 1 pair 1 pair
    Woollen Gloves 1 pair 1 pair
    Poncho / Rain Jacket & Pants 1 1
    Lightweight Quick-dry Towel 1 1
  • 3. Head Gear
    Item Quantity
    Head Torch 1
    Sun Cap 1
    Woollen Cap 1
    Balaclava 1
    Buff / Neck Gaiter 1
    Sunglasses 1
  • 4. Footwear
    Item Quantity
    Trekking Shoes (High ankle) 1 pair
    Flip-flops 1 pair
    Cotton Socks 2-3 pairs
    Woollen Socks 2 pairs
    Gaiters 1 pair
    Microspikes 1 pair
  • 5. Personal Care Essentials
    Item Quantity
    Toothpaste 1
    Toilet Paper 1 roll
    Hand Sanitizer 1
    Lip Balm 1
    Light Towel 1
    Moisturizer 1
    Sunscreen (SPF 30-40) 1
  • 6. Personal Medical Kit
    Item Quantity
    Pain Reliever 1 strip
    Motion Sickness Medicine 1 strip
    Fever/Headache Medicine 1 strip
    Allergy Medicine 1 strip
    Diarrhoea Medicine 1 strip
    Cream/Spray for Sprains 1
    Antiseptic Cream 1
    ORS 1-2 packets
    Band-aids 5-6
    Cotton 1 small roll
    Gauze 2 pieces
    Scissors 1
    Tweezers 1
    Elastic Bandage 1
    Diamox 125/250 mg 1 strip
    Diamox 500 mg 4-5 pills
    Nifedipine 20 mg 1 strip
    Dexamethasone (4 mg) 1 strip
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Essential Trekking FAQs

  • 1. Why should I choose Trip To Trek?

    With years of experience in Himalayan adventures, Trip To Trek offers:

    • Local expert guides with mountain survival training
    • Safety-first approach with medical kits and oxygen
    • Eco-friendly practices to protect the Himalayas
    • Authentic local food and cultural experiences
  • 2. Can I get a private/customized trek?
    Yes! We arrange private treks with flexible itineraries. You can:
    • Shorten/lengthen the trek duration
    • Choose your preferred dates
    • Add special activities
  • 3. Do you provide trekking gear?

    Yes, we offer quality gear rentals including:

    • Trekking poles
    • Sleeping bags (-10°C rated)
    • Waterproof backpacks

    Request gear when booking to ensure availability.

  • 4. Is trekking with Trip To Trek safe?

    Safety is our top priority. We provide:

    • Certified first-aid trained guides
    • Daily health checks at high altitude
    • Emergency evacuation plans
    • Small group sizes (max 15 people)
  • 5. Are there toilet facilities during treks?
    • Basecamps: Proper washrooms (Indian/Western style)
    • On trek: Portable bio-toilets with privacy tents
    • We follow strict "Leave No Trace" principles
  • 6. Can beginners/seniors join your treks?
    Absolutely! We recommend:
    • Easy-moderate treks for first-timers
    • 2-3 months of walking preparation
    • Doctor's clearance for those above 50
    • Customized pace for mixed groups
  • 7. How do I charge devices on trek?
    • Charge fully at basecamp hotels
    • Bring power banks (we recommend 20,000mAh+)
    • Solar charging available on select treks (ask when booking)
  • 8. What payment methods work on trek?
    • Before trek: Online payments (cards/UPI)
    • During trek: Cash only (Indian Rupees)
    • We'll inform last ATM point in pre-trek briefing