Out of the 22-member team, 15 members are visually impaired and the rest will accompany them on the trek to help them through the terrains, a press release said.
The trekkers have all undergone specially designed training and mentorship from Tata Steel Adventure Foundation.
The trekking to Dayara Bugyal is filled with most unusual and exciting adventures, making it a favoured destination for the adventure seekers.
Situated at an elevation ranging from 10,000-12,000 ft, this vast meadow is second to none in natural beauty in Uttaranchal.
Speaking on the expedition, Rajendra Singh Pal, Manager at Tata Steel Adventure Foundation (TSAF), said, " This is a significant expedition where we have trained visually challenged team of 15 to experience trekking which will instill confidence and drive their determination to face challenges in life.
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