Dhanaulti Wood Mountain Camping

Location and How to Reach:

• Dhanaulti woods camp is located in the Uttarakhand region.
• Dhanaulti is well connected via roadways, railways, and airways. The nearest airport to Dhanaulti is the Dehradun airport. The nearest railways station to Dhanaulti is Dehradun again.
• The private and the public transport via roadways can take you easily directly to Dhanaulti.

Itinerary:

Day 1 – Arrival at the campsite and some adventure activities

• The trekkers have to arrive at the camping area at Dhanaulti till afternoon. Meeting with the other trekkers and a little briefing session about the camping will be done.
• The meeting will be followed by drinks and refreshments. Post this, the allocation of the tents to the trekkers will be done and the lunch will be sorted.
• After this, the trekkers would be going to enjoy the adventure activities that are famous in the place.
• Rappeling, rock climbing, bridge crossing, Valley crossing, net crossing and few more other activities will be done.
• The night will be spent enjoying bonfire, dinner, and camping in the tents.

Day 2 – The Jungle Trek

• After having an early morning breakfast, the trekkers will be taken for an early morning jungle trek which is going to be quite interesting.
• The treks will be at waterfalls and the limestone caves.
• Post-meal, the trekkers will be departed for Delhi.

Accommodation:

• The trekkers would be spending the nights in the tents and enjoy the camping time which is the main aspect of any hiking.

Meals:

• Simple and healthy tasty meal would be provided to the trekkers. The package includes all breakfast, lunch, and dinner. During the trekking expedition, packed food will be given which will be of good quality.
• There would be no compromise on the quality of the food.

Bonfire:

• If the weather permits, the facility of bonfire will be definitely provided to the trekkers.

Best Time to go to experience the Dhanaulti Camp:

• The best time of the year to explore the Dhanaulti camp area at its best is during the months of March to September.
• The summers and the Monsoons make for the best months to experience this camp.

Inclusions:

• Transportation during the trek.
• Camping equipment like the tents, sleeping bags and the sleeping mats.
• Guide, helper, cook and the other required staff.
• Forest entry charges and all the necessary charges and permit fees.
• Meals and first aid kit.
• Mules and porters for carrying the camping luggage of about 10 kg per person.
• Mountaineering qualified and the professional trekkers who have ample knowledge of the Himalayan camp and who have the best Annapurna trek reviews.
• The first aid with the portal oxygen.

Exclusions:

• Personal Expenses and also the personal porters.
• Transport to and from the starting point.
• Insurance of any kind.
• Personal trekking equipment.

Things to Carry:

• Backpack with all your necessities to cross this route. Do not carry unnecessary things. Go as light as possible.
• A rain cover because you cannot predict the Dhanaulti area temperature.
• Water bottles and all your refreshments which include all sorts of hydration packs that you prefer.
• Snacks like the energy bars and the protein bars which would give you instant energy during the Dhanaulti trekking route.
• Personal Medical Kit with all the necessary first aid items and medicines which you feel you will need. It is always advisable to take medicines for dizziness, upset stomach, headache, and cold and cough while being in Himalayan camps or anywhere.
• Pack your outfits with all the relatable clothing items like wind and waterproof jackets, t-shirts, track pants, thermal inners, trekking shoes and fleece jackets. All the necessary winter outfits for the winter treks.
• All the toiletries products in a bag because you will need them the most.
• Also do not forget to take your extra accessories like the sunglasses, caps, gloves, walking stick, torch, and similar other items.
• You must avoid the sports shoes, jeans, and shorts while going to the Himalayan camp. It is always better to stick to the trek pants and the joggers.