Indians For Guns

Recently I realised a dream of many years, to trek to the Valley of Flowers. It surpassed all my expectations and I enjoyed every moment of the trek. This blog is intended to be a palette of flavours rather than a technical treatise. I would be happy to answer any questions anyone may have and give guidance to a prospective trekker.
http://xerxespa.blogspot.in/2015/08/val ... to_30.html

there are a few pictures here, however for more detailed photographs of the flowers I saw, please see my Flickr site

https://www.flickr.com/photos/129459215@N08/albums

I had also put this link in an earlier post.
Enjoy the reading as much as I enjoyed the trek.

That was a very detailed description of your trek. I really enjoyed it almost as much as you would have enjoyed the actual trek. I have certain queries like is a safe parking available for cars?? Is there any place to stay in the actual VoF. The Gurudwara's probably wouldn't have some decent 'English' style toilets.

Atul

Safe pay parking available upto 4 km ahead of Govindghat.
No one is allowed to stay in VoF overnight. You have to stay in Ghangaria, 6 km away.
Ghangaria has moderately decent hotels, and the Garhwal Mandal Vikas Nigam has a good tourist Rest House. Including English toilets!

Very enjoyable narration, Lanceman.
Lovely Photos.

I almost felt as if I was trekking with you, sir! Great narrative, as usual!

essdee1972 wrote:I almost felt as if I was trekking with you, sir! Great narrative, as usual!

Briha

Thanks gentlemen for your appreciation and encouragement, urges my aching bones on. Brihacharan sir, your encouragement is heartening.