Exploring the Wilderness of Pangarchulla Trek

Introduction
Pangarchulla Peak trek exclaims the moment to walk through the most elegant and popular Lord Curzon tail. The Pangarchulla trek generally starts from Rishikesh. After you reach Rishikesh you can travel by private car or can rent any car to reach Koti which is 200 and 17 km from Rishikesh. In between you will get to see a beautiful place called Sangam where Alaknanda meets the Bhagirathi river and these rivers together flow in the Ganga.

There are also numerous dhabas and restaurants out there where you can stop in between and have your lunch. There you can experience a beautiful and contagious environmental view of the mountains. Then from Pipalkoti, you can move to Tugasi to go further in the trek and from Tugasi you have to reach the top of the Gailing which is mainly a campsite.
Environmental beauty

The environment is outstanding and gives very clean and soothing air. The northern mountains and the Himalayas form natural boundaries in the North and thus protect the country from foreign invaders. They act as a natural barrier to shut off the cold winds of Central Asia and save the people from severe cold.

We know that India is the land of variety and diversity. The Himalayan mountain ranges extend from Nanga Parbat in Kashmir in the West to Namcha Barwa in Arunachal Pradesh in the East for a distance of about 2500 km and a width of about 250-400 km.

The environmental elegance of the Pangarchulla Peak trek is contagious and enormous which includes lofty green ground and snow-capped areas all over the ridges with many hills and waterfalls, beside this the snow-covered mountains with mist weather and drizzle add extra elegance to the beauty of the Pangarchulla Trek.

Weather
The weather is not pleasurable here but it is quite flattering and safe for trekking on the Pangarchulla Peak trekking trail. The main cause of rainfall is the cooling of air saturated with water vapour. Water vapour condenses on a large number of tiny dust particles floating in the air.

They together form clouds. These cloud droplets coalesce to form raindrops. Often very small drops of water about 0.5 mm in diameter fall on the Earth from clouds.

These drops are so light that they float in the air and merely be felt. In tropical regions, clouds may attain great vertical extent. So the temperature of the cloud at the top falls below the freezing point of zero degrees Celsius. Crystals of ice are formed there.

The water vapour holding capacity of air decreases if it becomes cold. The cooler the air, the lesser will be its moisture-holding capacity and further cooling will cause it to become saturated. At this point, the air releases the excess moisture which condenses to form dew. Therefore the point at which dew is formed is called dew point.

A Complete Roadmap for Pangarchulla Trail
The Pangarchulla peak trek starts from Auli near in a region named Garwhal of Uttarakhand. Pangarchulla peak trek is established in the famous Nanda devi National Park.
One thing that is to be noted about the trek is that so many birds of different kinds at every campsite sing in the pine forest on the first morning which is like a melody for all the people of the city.

Essentials
The main essential for the snow trek is 2 gears that will help to maintain a good grip on snow and also you need gaiters to prevent snow from getting inside your shoes. Anyone who cannot bear the extreme minus-degree temperatures should not come on this trek as they will not be able to survive well as there can be oxygen problems and may face altitude sickness.

So generally this is a winter trek for which it is difficult as you have to trek on the snowy trail. Having to carry a water bottle empty can also be okay because you can fill it along the way back to your lunch or breakfast, you can sit and have it over there and some dry fruits for the trekking purpose would be helpful. As it is monsoon season river flows with full glory music.

It was very enormous, you could see the clouds flowing from different directions and clear weather was there but after some time it did rain the clouds formed very fast and it just started raining so take an umbrella or a poncho with you and a jacket. If it rains in the Himalayas it will be very cool.

Conclusion
The height of the Pangarchulla peak trek is approximately 12516 feet. The view from the peak is just way too awesome.
The trek offers breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains, loft green valleys, and beautiful green Meadows with alpine trees. The trek is moderate and has difficult slopes. The hike of this trail will take you through colourful and dry places with rocks scattered everywhere and sparkling rivers offering rare sights and experiences.