Arrive at Aut. Enjoy a scenic drive along the Tirthan River to Gushaini village. Check in at a cozy homestay or guesthouse. Take a light walk along the river and receive a trek briefing. Overnight stay at the guesthouse.
Overview
The Great Himalayan National Park Trek is a stunning, offbeat journey through one of India's least explored UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Nestled in the eco-rich Tirthan Valley, this trek leads you through pristine alpine forests, remote campsites, scenic riverside trails, and into the heart of Himachal's wild side.
You'll get to experience the vibrant local culture in Gushaini village, stay under starlit skies at Rolla and Shilt, and explore the high-altitude beauty of Chalocha Meadows. It’s perfect for nature lovers, trekkers, and anyone seeking peace far from the tourist rush.
Itinerary
Begin the trek along the river, navigating through pine forests and crossing wooden bridges. Enter the core zone of the Great Himalayan National Park. Set up camp at Rolla, surrounded by thick woods. Enjoy a bonfire evening and rest under the stars. Meals provided: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, and Dinner.
Traverse dense forests of rhododendron and oak. Observe wildlife such as the Himalayan Monal, langurs, and mountain goats. Arrive at Shilt Hut and enjoy panoramic views of the Himalayas. Camp overnight in tents with the crisp mountain air. Meals provided: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner.
Option 1: Day trek to remote Chalocha Meadows, rich in alpine flora Option 2: Rest, explore nearby forest ridges & photography Great day for birdwatching & peaceful solitude Overnight in Shilt tents
Trek back through the same lush trail Enjoy riverside stops & birdwatching Arrive at Gushaini by evening Farewell dinner with cultural touch Meals: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner
After breakfast, drive back to Aut
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Inclusions
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All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner + tea/snacks)
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Tent and guesthouse accommodations
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Certified local guides & porters
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Entry permits & camping fees
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Pickup & drop from Aut
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Camping gear (tents, sleeping bags, mattresses)
- Cultural evening, bonfire, basic first aid
Exclusions
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Transport to/from Aut
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Personal gear (trekking shoes, jackets, poles)
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Tips, beverages, travel insurance
FAQ
The ideal time is from April to June and September to November. These months offer clear skies, pleasant weather, and open trails. Avoid July and August due to monsoon conditions.
You may see animals like the Himalayan Monal (a colorful bird), langurs, musk deer, mountain goats, and many other birds. The Great Himalayan National Park is full of wildlife and beautiful plants.
The total trekking distance is around 32–35 km, depending on the chosen route and optional day hikes like Chalocha Meadows. The trek is spread over 4 trekking days and includes gradual ascents and descents through forests and meadows.
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