Celebrated in Hindu mythology and religion, the Garhwal Himalayas are said to be the "Abode of the Gods". The river Ganges has its sources in these mountains, at the sacred shrine of Gangotri and rushes down to the plains in a torrential fury. Very few trekkers follow this itinerary which will lead to one of the most important spots of Hindu spirituality, where you will experience a strange atmosphere of religious fervour.

18 days trek. From Kedarnath, where hundreds of pilgrims arrive from all regions of India, the path proceeds at first along the sacred Bhagirathi river, then through dense forests and grassy areas as far as Lata. From there it is a 5 hours drive to Gangotri, where the second part of the trek starts. Near Gaumukh, close to the Source of the Ganges icy water coming out of the glacier, you will experience the strange scenery of half naked saddhus in deep meditation. Further up, Tapovan is a grassy area with numerous brooks, surrounded with snowy peaks.
22 days trek. The itinerary is a round trip starting in Kedarnath, along the sacred Baghirathi river, heading then west, through dense forests and grassy areas. The northern part of the itinerary will offer magnificent views of several high altitude lakes.