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While exploring deep into the venerated valleys of Garhwal, you’ll be left in awe by the ethereal beauty of Ruinsara Tal tucked at 3,500 meters above sea level. This glacial blue lake is adorned on the foot of Kalanag Peak about 14 km away from Osla/Seema. Besieged by the alpine vegetation and rosy red rhododendrons, the Ruinsara Tal is considered to be sacred by the inhabitants of Har-Ki-Doon Valley.
The locals residing in this area believe that they are the descendants of Kauravas and have built temples in their honour. Polyandry is practised here and is common in the area. According to the legends, this is the route that the eldest Pandava brother, Yudishtra took while heading to Swargarohini, the way to heaven.
Many trekking enthusiasts flee to set their foot on the adrenaline pumping Ruinsara Tal trek which is a nature therapy to many distressed souls. The Ruinsara Tal is a moderate to easy trek that can be completed within 3-4 days. This 55 kms trek starts from Taluka village and begins with an easy gradient that continues till you hear the gurgling music of brooks and colossal waterfalls. Walk under the clear blue skies and canopies formed by chestnut, deodar and sycamore trees.
The trek moves largely towards the Supin River Valley, the upper catchment area of Tons river. Maintain your pace and you’ll soon come across the lush green meadows carpeted in the midst of a thicket. Cross a small bridge across the Ruinsara Gad or stream, after which you’ll notice short patches where the path has been disrupted by landslides and heavy downpour. Tackle this stretch with patience as one wrong move can cause broken concussions.
A moderate climb will take you along the mountainside and soon you’ll catch a glimpse of a bubbling stream. There is a log bridge to access the river which is at times washed away by the stream. Now take the moderate climb and a few hut-like structures will bring you closer to the ravishing Ruinsara lake nestled at the base of the mountain.
After picking you up from Dehradun, you will move towards Sankri Village. You will reach there via Mussoorie. Following the scenic beauty path of the journey, you will reach Sankri village by evening. Breakfast and lunch will be packed. Then overnight to be spent in the guest house or tents in Sankri Village.
This day is reserved for Taluka & Seema. At first, you will reach Taluka from Sankri Village. Taluka is about 12 km away from Sankri. Then from Taluka, you will head towards Seema(2260m) - 12 km trek. You will discover various thick forests full of walnut, pine trees. Waterfalls are also there in between the trek.
You will reach Seema Camps by late afternoon or evening and will stay there overnight in tents.
On the third day of the trip, you will move from Seema to Intermediate camp which is a 10 km trek.
After an early breakfast, you will begin your trek. The route encompasses thick forest and many mesmerizing waterfalls. Also, there are tempting meadows in between the trek. The trek will take 6-7 hours to accomplish.
On this day you will go to Ruinsara Tal from Intermediate Camps which is an 8 km trek. You will reach this tal by afternoon. The Ruinsara Tal Trek is the best part of this whole journey & will give you endless memories. At the southwest direction of Ruinsara Tal, there is Yamuna Kanta which is a way towards Yamunotri and is also considered to be a difficult trek. Similarly at the east of Ruinsara Tal, there is situated Bandarpoonch Peak which is at an altitude of 6,387 m. You will also see the majestic Swargarohini Range. And in this manner, you will be able to discover many peaks around you & this is the best part of the journey. You will stay in tents overnight.
The fifth day is to return to Seema from Ruinsara Tal and it is an 18 Km trek. Lunch will be packed.
You will reach Seema by late afternoon or evening. And overnight stay will be in tents.
On the last day of the journey, you will move to Taluka from Seema which is a 12 km trek. And then from Taluka, you will drive to Dehradun( 197 km via road).
After having Breakfast at Taluka, you will start your trek towards Taluka and will reach taluka by afternoon. Then from Taluka to Dehradun. You will be dropped in Dehradun by late evening or night. And hence your journey gets concluded.
Sankri is a small village of uttarakhand situated in Uttarkashi District, but when we talk about trekkers its nothing less than a paradise for them. When you go for Deoriatal Chandrashila Trek, Baraadsar Lake Trek, Dev Kayara Trek, Bali Pass Trek etc. then Sankri Village
It is a lake situated on an elevation of 2,700 meters above the sea level. Usually trekkers who attempt for Deoriatal Chandrashila Summit (3,800 meters) camp around it. It really very beautiful place. It is 4 kilometers ahead of Sankri Village.
The temple is situated near Sankri Village and dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is one of main attractions of those traveller who come here to visit trek like: Deoriatal Chandrashila Trek, Deoriatal Chandrashila, Rupin Pass
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