Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib Tour Package From Delhi
- Hemkund Sahib Darshan
- Valley of Flowers
- Ghangaria Stay
- Govindghat Gurudwara
Walk into a UNESCO World Heritage valley carpeted with hundreds of alpine flowers in the heart of the Garhwal Himalaya.
Our Valley of Flowers Trek Package From Delhi takes you to one of the most beautiful high altitude valleys in the world. The Valley of Flowers National Park in Chamoli district is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where meadows bloom with hundreds of alpine flower species during the monsoon. Waterfalls, glacier streams and snow peaks frame the scene, making it a dream for trekkers and photographers.
The trek starts from Govindghat near Joshimath. A short drive takes you to Pulna, from where a well marked trail of about 10 km leads to Ghangaria, the base village. From Ghangaria, the valley entrance is about 3 to 4 km away, and you can walk deeper inside as far as the trail allows. Our team plans halts in Rishikesh and Joshimath, comfortable guest houses in Ghangaria and a local guide for the trek. This Valley of Flowers trek package from Delhi is suitable for beginners with good walking fitness.
Many trekkers also visit the high altitude gurudwara of Hemkund Sahib from Ghangaria. If that is your main goal, see our Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib tour package.






Drive about 6 hours from Delhi to Rishikesh. Check in and enjoy the evening aarti by the Ganga.

Drive about 270 km along the Alaknanda via Devprayag, Rudraprayag and Chamoli to Joshimath or Govindghat. The road passes several holy prayags and deep river gorges. Overnight at Joshimath.

Drive to Govindghat and on to Pulna. Begin the trek of about 10 km to Ghangaria along the Lakshman Ganga river through forests and waterfalls. Ponies and porters are available locally if needed. Check in at a guest house in Ghangaria.

Enter the Valley of Flowers National Park after completing forest formalities. Walk about 3 to 4 km to the main meadows, then explore at your own pace among streams and flowering fields. Carry a packed lunch, as there are no shops inside the park. Return to Ghangaria by evening.

Trek back down to Pulna and drive to Joshimath. Rest after the trek and visit Narsingh Temple in the evening.

Drive back to Rishikesh along the Alaknanda valley, stopping at Rudraprayag and Devprayag for photographs.

After breakfast, drive back to Delhi, reaching by afternoon or evening.
Change anything in the Valley of Flowers Trek Package From Delhi to suit your family, dates and comfort.

A high altitude national park famous for its monsoon blooms and UNESCO World Heritage status.

The base village for both the Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib, set beside a glacier stream.

The road head near Joshimath where the trek begins, beside the Alaknanda river.
The Valley of Flowers is usually open from June to October. July and August are the best months for the Valley of Flowers Trek Package From Delhi, when the meadows are in full bloom. Early September still has plenty of flowers and fewer rain spells. June offers snow patches and early blooms, while October brings golden landscapes before the park closes. Since this is monsoon season, we keep buffer time for possible road delays.
The trek is reached by road from Delhi via Haridwar, Rishikesh and the Badrinath highway to Joshimath and Govindghat. The nearest railway stations are Haridwar and Rishikesh, and the nearest airport is Jolly Grant in Dehradun, about 290 km from Govindghat.
We live and work in Uttarakhand, so every itinerary reflects real road conditions, seasons and the best stays.
Change days, hotels, vehicles or places. Every plan is built around your family, couple or group.
Jungle resorts, hill hotels and camps that our team knows personally for comfort and cleanliness.
Help with Jim Corbett jeep safari and Dhikala canter permits as per Forest Department rules.
It is an easy to moderate trek. The trail is well marked, but the walk to Ghangaria is long, so basic fitness is important.
The park usually opens on 1 June and closes at the end of October each year.
Children above 8 to 10 years with good walking habits can usually manage the trek with breaks.
Yes, ponies and porters are available from Pulna to Ghangaria. Inside the valley, you must walk.
Yes. Hemkund Sahib is a 6 km steep trek from Ghangaria and can be added with one extra day.

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