Dhakuri: The campsite that has a lot of adventure in store

Hidden in the forests of horse chestnuts and evergreen oaks, is Dhakuri - the gateway to the two most famous valleys of Kumaon; Sundardunga and Pindari. This site with its mesmerizing views refreshes the tired trekkers and fills them with a new wave of energy to explore more.
What makes Dhakuri special?
Lesser known due to its location, Dhakuri is a destination whose memories and beautiful views stay with the person that visits the campsite once. It is an unusually flat, high altitude meadow. Surrounded by forests and tall trees in all directions and the lush green grass at the campsite make this destination completely picturesque.
This is not it, the snow capped mountains of the Nanda Devi ranges are just above your head. A short trek from here could let you enjoy a better view of the skyscraping himalayas, especially early in the morning. If you can travel further for an hour to the Chilta Top. This place offers an unmatched view of the Badrinath ranges going all the way to Dharma valley, in one frame.
Best time to visit
From the mid of April to the end of November, this place is filled with colourful tents of both Indian and International trekkers, unlike this year. As this place is the gateway to Pindari Glacier and Sundardunga, it is a famous campsite but only the visitors know that this place is a lot more than that.
Accommodation options
Being a common campsite, you can find a lot of accommodation options if you do not want to stay in the tents. There are a number of lodges run by the Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nagar Nigam and forest department.
How to reach
Dhakuri is located in Bageshwar, Kumaon. The nearest airport from this site is the Patnagar Airport and the closest railway station is the Kathgodam Railway Station at 157 km. Taxis and buses are available from all neighbouring cities to Bageshwar.
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