NANDA DEVI & TRISUL

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  Kevin Fallon

  NANDA DEVI & TRISUL

  

  Written November 2008

  Was a bit concerned that the holiday would not live up to the description but i was wrong, it turned out to be the best holiday experience i have had to date. 

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  Geoffrey Taylor

  NANDA DEVI & TRISUL

  

  Written April 2008

  Nanda Devi and Trisul trek involves 2 days of train/bus travel at either end to access the trail head from Delhi followed by 10 days moderate trekking in forested/undulating terrain - significant altitude gain and loss occurs each day. The days are not long - no more than 6 hrs on the trail and on some days as little as 3 due to limits on available camping sites- if that could be resolved the trek could be shortened 2-3 days easily. The camp sites are typically meadows and exploring the areas around them can be rewarding. Remote villages, beyond the road system are encountered most days and the trail itself is mostly well constructed stone paths. Birdlife and ( in May) wild flowers are in abundance but wild animals are rare. The mountains are only glimsed most days , until day 9 and 10 which for me were the highlight.Titling the trek as "Nanda Devi and Trisul" is somewhat misleading as Nanda Devi is visible only on day 9 &10 and then only if cloud cover is not present whereas Trisul is frequently visible.Overall  a great experience especially the remote villages, wild flowers and bird life, though not the alpine experience I had imagined.... 

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  christine cowdray

  Good fun!

  

  Written November 2007

  What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?

  It was a very well balanced trek with a similar amount of effort expended on each day. The Kuari pass was shrouded in snow so we did not see the  spectacular views. The simplicity of life in the villages was inspiring especially the children in a local school.

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