Itinerary
Day 1 Arrival Chandigarh and Drive to Yullakhas
Arrival in Yullakhas
Start: Depart from Chandigarh Sector 43 or airport via bus or luxury cab.
Route: Travel through Solan, Shimla, Narkanda, Rampur, and Tapri.
Arrival: Check-in at our homestay in Yullakhas.
Evening: Enjoy a delicious meal and rest overnight.
Day 2 Trek to Yula Kanda Base Camp
Morning: Breakfast at the homestay.
Trek: Meet our guide and begin the trek to Yula Kanda base camp.
Experience: Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of mountains, rivers, and flower valleys.
Evening: Reach the campsite, enjoy dinner, and stay overnight.
Day 3 Summit to Yula Kanda Peak
Morning: Early breakfast at the campsite.
Trek: Ascend to Yula Kanda, home to the world’s highest Krishna Temple.
Explore: Experience the serene environment, Bhimkud, and Pandavas' historical sites.
Descent: Return to Yullakhas village.
Evening: Enjoy your meal and rest overnight.
Day 4 Departure
Morning: Breakfast and check-out from the homestay.
Return: Travel back through Tapri, Rampur, Narkanda, Shimla, and Solan.
End: Drop off at Chandigarh bus stand or airport.
Farewell: Thank you for joining us on this amazing Yula Kanda Darshan trek
Things To Carry
• Wind & Waterproof Jacket (lightweight).
• Fleece-2, Trek Pant -2, Full Sleeve T-shirt-2, T-shirts – 2, Warm nightwear set.
• Warmers/Thermal-1 pair (Top & Lower).
• Woolen Cap, Neck-Warmer, Gloves, Woolen Socks-1, Normal Socks-6, Sun Cap, Early-Dry Towel.
• Poncho/Rain Suit (Mandatory).
• Waterproof Trekking Shoes with Good Grip.
• Cold Cream, Sunscreen Lotion, Lip Balm, Tooth Paste, Tooth Brush, Face Wash, Paper Soap, Hand Sanitizer, Personal Toiletries & Toilet Paper.
• Personal Medicines, ORS, Energy Bars, Dry Fruits, etc.
• Water bottle – 2 (Mandatory).
• Goggles – 1, Trekking Pole – 1 (Mandatory).
• Backpack 45 Ltrs.
• and most importantly the Adventure Spirit.
Note
– Trekker has to carry his/her backpack on his/her own if someone requires a personal porter, ask during bookings so we can arrange accordingly. Charges extra.
– Please don’t come with Sports Shoe, Trolley Bags, & Jeans.
– Pack light as much as you can or ask NTP expert to help you.
Note
- Meals: Savor delicious and nutritious meals throughout the journey, ensuring you are well-fueled for each day's adventure.
- Camping: Experience the thrill of camping under the stars in comfortable and well-equipped campsites at scenic locations along the trek.
- Guide: Benefit from the expertise of our professional and knowledgeable guides who will assist and lead you safely on the trek.
- Homestay: Enjoy the warm hospitality and comfort of quality homestay accommodations at the base camp, offering a glimpse into local culture and lifestyle.
- Cab: Travel in comfort with our cab services, providing seamless transportation from Chandigarh to Yullakhas and back, ensuring a hassle-free journey.
FAQs
How to reach Yulla Kanda Temple?
The trip begins with our arrival in Shimla from Delhi in a comfortable AC Volvo bus. From Shimla, we begin our drive towards Yulla Khas village (8-9 hours).
What is the story of Yulla Kanda?
Yulla Kanda is home to the world’s highest Krishan Temple. It is situated at an altitude of 3895 meters above sea level in the Rora Valley of Kinnaur district in Himachal Pradesh. It is believed that this temple was made by the Pandavas during their outcast to the Himalayas.
What is the largest Kanda in the World?
Araṇya-Kanda
What is the alltitute of Yulla Kanda Trek?
The treks to Yulla Kanda (3,895 m) is an otherworldly trek in the Rora valley, in the Kinnaur area of Himachal Pradesh. The best ideal opportunity for trekking on Yulla Kanda is from mid-May to mid-October.
How many kandas are in India?
While the Valmiki Ramayana emphasizes Rama’s human nature, the Adhyatam Ramayana tells the story from the perspective of his divinity. It is organized into seven Kandas, parallel to Valmiki’s.
What are the 7 kandas?
Valmiki Ramayana is divided into seven Kandas or chapters. These are: Adi Kanda or Bal Kanda, Ayodhya Kanda, Aranya Kanda, Kishkindhya Kanda, Sundar Kanda, Lanka Kanda or Yuddha Kanda and Uttar Kanda. In these seven chapters, the life story of Rama is narrated chronologically.