The unknown Phulara ridge walk has the potential to become a balanced trip inside Govind Pashu Vihar National park when combined with the Kedarkantha and Har Ki Dun treks that are located nearby. In contrast to the other two well-known hikes, which are simply trails leading to the top of a mountain or through a river valley, the Phulara path takes hikers along a stunning section of a mountain ridge. This indicates that for a considerable distance you will be walking on a narrow raised crest, with slopes decreasing down on either side of this crest or ridge line where you will be walking. It is only natural that you will be able to view both sides of the mountain in their entirety while walking on it, which adds to the excitement. You have to go through some dark, deep alpine forest as well as some fields before you reach the ridge. To be noted are the enormous deodar and cedar trees that may be found in the chir or pine and oak forest that can be found at the lower altitude. You may discover a big number of rhododendrons in the middle range, bordering 2600 m / 8500 ft, and they will blossom throughout the spring in the months of March and April. Species with deciduous leaves, such as maple, walnut, and horse chestnut, begin to appear above this point. This will undoubtedly provide some vibrant colour to the autumn months of October and November. At an altitude of less than 3000 metres (10,000 feet), a light forest composed of blue pine, silver fir, and spruce grows beside open grasslands. On the right side of the Phulara mountain, you will see a treeline that is composed entirely of birch trees, which are the only ones that have survived. In addition to this, there is a length of this new route that consists of a delightful stroll over alpine meadows that are located above the treeline.