Kedarkantha Trek
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Trek Grade
Easy - Moderate -
Trek Distance
11 Kms -
Trek Duration
6 Days -
Highest Altitude
12,500 ft. -
Basecamp
Sankari
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Kedarkantha Trek
Located in Govind Pashu Vihar National Park in Uttarakhand, the Kedarkantha trek is a 6-day journey that attracts both skilled trekkers and beginners. The expedition can be changed to last for six days, including travelling days from Dehradun to the base camp and back. Kedarkantha is a popular and beloved trekking destination in India, providing spectacular sights and memorable experiences for those who start it. The summit climb is the key reason that the expedition in the Indian Mountain range is highly preferred by several. Numerous elements add to its appeal. The ascent to the peak of Kedarkantha is a pleasing experience. From the starting point of the expedition, the summit towered above, biding travellers to dominate its snowy incline.
As the sunlight climbs, the journey begins, and with each step, the incredible scenery unfolds, disclosing a breathtaking view of the bordering landscape. The climb is challenging. The whole stretch is progressively steep. As you get closer to the summit, it becomes tricky, too. Yet the giant mountains of the upper Himalayas keep you firm up until you ultimately reach the summit. As you stretch on your own and absorb the views of the Mountain ranges from the summit, you feel a solid sense of contentment and success. This is an unrivalled feeling. A few trips supply the same experience, making it prominent amongst beginners for its finest summit climb. Outside the summit, the trek is also distinct for its lovely clearings. Exceptionally seldom will you locate spectacular clearings on a trek that gives way to some remainder spots and beautiful campsites. This expedition is loaded with clearings on all the various routes. Moreover, the cleanings are at the ideal places, giving you stunning vantage points to appreciate the expedition and its views.
Trek Route
Day 1: Dehradun to Sankari by Road
Day 2: Sankari To Juda Ka Talab by Trek
Day 3: Juda ka Talab To Lohasu Base cam Kedarkantha
Day 4: Kedarkantha base camp to kedarkantha summit and back to hargaun
Day 5: Hargaun to Sankari
Day 6: Sankari to dehradun
About Kedarkantha Trek
Nestled within the Govind Pashu Bihar National Forest in Uttarakhand, the 6-day Kedarkantha expedition uses an attractive journey in the middle of the Mountain ranges. As you pass through varied terrains, you’ll witness breathtaking daybreaks and sunsets. Since Kedarkantha is a singular peak, several courses bring about the summit. Our journey will undoubtedly take us up via Sankri and down using Hargaon. Our Kedarkantha trip starts at Dehradun, where we will drive to Sankri town, situated at an elevation of 6400 ft. It takes around 10 hours to reach Sankri, so it’s a long journey, yet the road to the village is similarly enchanting. From Sankri, we will undoubtedly begin our trek the following early morning. Hiking from Sankri to Juda Ka Talab, our next outdoor camping place at 9100 ft, you will experience perfumed yearning and maple covers and detect some plunging streams on the way.
We will spend a leisurely day at the Juda Ka Talab campsite with terrific views of the Swargrohini group of heights. The following day, we will embark on an expedition to the base camp of Kedarkantha, located at 11,250 feet, covering a range of roughly 4.5 kilometres. Throughout the winter season, the route traverses extravagant Himalayan meadows buried in snow, using excellent vistas of the surrounding Himalayan heights. The complying with the day, we will undoubtedly make our trek to the Kedarkantha top. Magnificent views of snow-capped hills await you. When you reach the summit, you are getting on top of the world; you will see 360 sights of the Himalayan ranges. The summit is positioned at an elevation of 12,500 ft, and today’s route can be tricky compared to other days. The breathtaking views you receive from the top make up for the lengthy trek to the top. Enjoy the pictures in front of you, and after investing time, we will certainly start coming down toward Hargaon, our following campsite. Hargaon lies at an altitude of 8900 ft, and we will get to the camp by evening. The next day, we will trek back to Sankri with coniferous woodland covers. Staying the night at Sankri, we will drive back to Dehradun the following day, ending our lovely trip. From Dehradun, you can make further bookings for your journey.
What Mountain Expert Say
Preetam | Founder & C.E.O
Preetam
The founder of this trekking organisation and have almost 12 years of experience in mountain guiding with 6000-7000 meters peaks scaled by him.
Not only this, but the founder have also guided over 200 Himalayan treks like Bali Pass, Buran Ghati, Rupin Pass, Pin Bhabha, Stok Kangri, Black Peak several times.
Why You Should Do Kedarkantha Trek
Nestled at 12,500 feet, the Kedarkantha Optimal Expedition is a beloved winter journey that flaunts breathtaking views. With its moderate problem level, this trek deals with amateur and knowledgeable trekkers. The breathtaking panoramas from the summit are stunning and make the climb worth the initiative. Submerse on your own in the Himalayas’ charming elegance, characterized by lush fields, looming heights, snowy routes, frozen lakes, and a kaleidoscopic sky, in this unforgettable winter season excursion. The expedition also includes several of the most attractive campsites, near want covers and in the middle of the snow. You can witness sensational daybreaks and sunsets from your camping areas and indulge in the peace of nature. The view from the summit differs from anything you’ve ever seen before. You can watch the impressive Yamunotri and Gangotri come to a head together with the Black Height, Bandarpoonch, and the Swargrohini group of peaks. The Kedarkantha trip is ideally undertaken throughout December-January and March-April, when snowfall is plentiful, creating a charming environment that will astound both journey and nature lovers. The trek supplies an incredible experience, with the snow-covered landscape leaving you in awe. The expedition likewise showcases several of the most effective Himalayan flora. En route, you will cross spectacular Rhododendron, Oak, Pine, Walnut, and Chestnut covers.
The famous Red Rice is likewise organic in the Kedarkantha area. You also see the lives in remote towns throughout the cold weather, which is a unique experience. This expedition holds the hearts of many trekkers in the country. According to local ideas, the Kedarkantha Peak holds a mythical significance. It is said that Kedarkantha was initially intended to be the place of Kedarnath. The tale has it that when Lord Shiva, disguised as a bull, sought refuge in Kedarkantha to conceal from the Pandavas, the town’s inhabitants disrupted his peace. Consequently, Lord Shiva relocated to his existing house in Kedarnath. The residents of Sankri claim that the spear of Lord Shiva, located atop the Kedarkantha Height, safeguards the people and provides food to the Himalayan Rivers.
Best Time to Do Kedarkantha Trek
The optimum time to take on the Kedarkantha trek is throughout the winter, specifically from December to April. Throughout this duration, the trek is wholly immersed in snowy problems. As you embark on the trip from Sankri to Juda Ka Talab, you will witness the first snowfall on the extremely initial day of the trek.
Furthermore, Kedarkantha is among the unusual trips that can be done in the winter season. Throughout winter, a lot of routes in the Himalayas end up needing to be more inaccessible due to heavy snowfall and unmanageable weather conditions. Nonetheless, Kedarkantha offers the right amount of snow and allows accessibility to a summit at an outstanding altitude of 12,500 feet! Standing on the top at sunup is a charming experience, with impressive heights surrounding you and a thrilling gold light that feels classic. It is a view that opposes summary. So, if you want to hike the Himalayas throughout the Christmas holidays or begin your New Year at the summit, then enrolling in the Kedarkantha trip is a must.
Here are some quick details about the temperature possibilities:
In December, January and February, expect daytime temperature levels to vary from 13 to 18 degrees Celsius. Nevertheless, once the sun sets, temperatures can drop as reduced as -7 levels Celsius. Bear in mind that as you rise to higher elevations, it will also become colder. The Kedarkantha base camp is known for chilly winds, so pack adequate cosy garments.
From March to May, anticipate daytime temperature levels to range from 16 to 20 degrees. Nighttime temperatures may go down to 3 to 4 degrees, and if there is snow, it can reach zero levels. Since there will certainly be snow till April, the Kedarkantha trek is an excellent choice for the summer holidays. This expedition is considered easy-moderate, making it ideal for youngsters too.
Day Wise Detailed Itinerary of Kedarkantha Trek
Day 1: Dehradun to Sankari by Road (210 kms)
- Altitude: 1,950 m/ 6,400 ft.
- Driving Range: Around 220 kilometres (approximately 10 hours).
- Pickup Point: Dehradun at 6:30 AM.
- Automobile Type: Tata Sumo/Tempo traveller or a comparable setting of transportation.
- Available Network: BSNL.
- Expected Arrival Time in Sankri: 5:00 PM.
- Lodging: Hotel with attached restroom and continuous supply of hot water
Our journey begins with Dehradun, where we will select you in Tata Sumo or comparable lorries at 6:30 AM. You are requested to report at the pickup point by the time. From Dehradun, we will drive to Sankri, which goes to a distance of 220 km from Dehradun. It may take around 8 – 9 hrs or even more to get to Sankri, as the mountain roadways can be pretty rough sometimes. However, the road to Sankri is rather picturesque. On your way, you will undoubtedly cross attractive places like Mussoorie, Mori, Naitwar, and so on. You will surely drive along the beautiful Yamuna and Tons River with evergreen lining the roadway.
The River is milky white in some locations and transparent green in others. The fragrance of pinewood and the elegance of nature will make up for the long trip to Sankri. The last stretch of the roadway, about 22 km from Sankri, is much more beautiful as you get into the Govind National Park, famous for being home to much exotic flora and fauna. On reaching Sankri, we will check in at our resort. After refurbishing, you can spend the evening in the charming district of Sankri at your leisure. You can head out for a walk in this enchanting town.
Sankri is a trekkers’ centre as it is the base camp for not one or two but 11 Himalayan expeditions, including prominent trips like Har Ki Dun. At Sankri, the BSNL network is readily available; however, it could be more regular. You can likewise see a stunning sunset at Sankri Village in the backdrop of the Himalayas, an excellent opportunity for photographers to capture all the appeal around. At night, you can have dinner at your hotel or in the regional town dhabas to get a preference for the regional flavours. Stay overnight at Sankri, and we will start our expedition complying with the day.
Day 2: Trek From Sankari To Juda Ka Talab (3.8 Kms)
- Elevation: 6400 ft – 9100 ft.
- Trek Distance: 3.8 kilometres
- Elevation Gain:- 800m/ 2,700 ft.
- An expedition with thick woodlands of maple and pine goes across a few streams and lovely meadows.
- Stay in tents on twin sharing.
Travelling for the Kedarkantha top starts at Sankri, our base village for the trip, and today, we will hike from here to Juda Ka Talab, a stunning towering lake. Start your day early, have your breakfast and go out straight in the direction of Juda Ka Talab. The lake is situated at an altitude of 9100 ft, and the trip distance is about 4 km. It will take around 5 hours to get to the Lake. As you start your trip out of Sankri town, you will undoubtedly venture right into the village expansion Saur, and from here, you will walk along a stream, and then we will deviate towards the forest of pine and maple, climbing sharply. We will go across numerous suspension bridges and little hill towns on our means to Juda Ka Talab. Today’s route is quite broad and ascends progressively for about 2-3 hours. Throughout the summer seasons, the route teems with greenery, and you will spot lots of wildflowers on your way. A rug of maple and want leaves covers the route and opens to lavish green meadows. During wintertime, the trail is covered in snow, and depending on the snow conditions, you may require gaiters to browse the course correctly.
As you hike uphill, you may detect wild animals on the trail, like the Himalayan Languors. While they are rather timid, they move swiftly, swinging from branch to branch, so it takes time to catch a proper glance at them. Apart from this, you might additionally detect boars, hares, and martens. The Juda Ka Talab camping site is lovely, with an alpine lake on one side and a pine woodland on the other; it nearly feels unique below. In the lap of hills and the centre of want and snow, the unique charm of Juda Ka Talab is just otherworldly. During peak winters, a sheet of ice forms on the lake, creating a picture-perfect view. The lake also has a natural passage that supplies water to nearby citizens. The residents consider the lake as spiritual and think that Lord Shiva practised meditation at Kedarkantha, and droplets dropping from his hair created the lake. We will camp right here for the evening. You can click some attractive photos below and take nature strolls. In the evening, a bonfire is an excellent concept to relish your supper and warm beverages, talking up with your fellow travellers. The evening skies are merely breathtaking, with an assortment of the brightest stars spectacular the skies. Rest overnight in your camping tents.
Day 3: Juda Ka Talab To Lohasu (Kedarkantha Base camp) 3 kms
- Stay – Overnight stay at the campsite.
- Meal – Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Distance – 3 km
- Time Taken – approx. 3 hrs
- Altitude – 9,100 feet to 11,250 feet.
- Altitude Difference – 650 meters/ 2,150 feet.
- Trek Grade – Easy to Moderate
As the day dawns, we’ll start our adventure, beginning with a nourishing morning meal and a spectacular view of the sunrise. We’ll then reach the Kedarkantha Base Camp, positioned at 11,250 feet.
The distance from Juda Ka Talab to the base camp is approximately 4 kilometres, and the journey needs to take around 3 hours at a moderate rate. The path is well-marked, making it simple to adhere to. As we advance, the trail becomes progressively steeper; however, the landscapes become much more exciting, with looming Himalayan heights and extensive fields. The path passes through a dense forest of pine and oak, opening up to stunning areas where shepherd huts dot the landscape.
The scenic views of Swargrohini come to a head; Bandarpoonch, Ranglana, Kala Nag, and other stunning heights are mind-blowing. The snow-covered path in the winter season and the lavish environment-friendly landscape in summertime provide a unique and delightful experience for travellers. Upon getting to the campsite, relax, renew, and take in the beauty of your environment.
Take pleasure in a warm supper and look at the starry night skies, loaded with twinkling celebrities. Because of the high altitude, you must layer up and safeguard yourself from the cold. Retire to your camping tents early to remainder and get ready for the top trek the complying day.
Day 4: Lohasu - Kedarkantha Base Camp to Kedarkantha Peak Summit and return back to hargaon camp
- Stay – Overnight stay at the campsite.
- Meal – Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Distance – 7 km
- Time Taken – approx. 7 hrs
- Altitude – 11,250 feet – 12, 500 ft – 8900 feet.
- Altitude Difference – 700meters / 2,350feet
- Trek Grade – Moderate
On this day, we are going to embark on a trip to the Kedarkantha top, which stands at an elevation of 12,500 ft. Our trek for today will consist of hiking from the beginning indicate the Kedarkantha top, and afterwards making our way back to the Hargaon camping area. The total distance covered during this journey, from summit to Hargaon, is around 6 kilometres, and the estimated time it will take is around 7 hours.
After a pleasurable morning meal in the morning, we will lay out for the Kedarkantha summit. The trip is a progressive slope, nevertheless, it gets rather high in the long run and may examine your abilities and health and fitness a little. Today additionally your expedition will begin by going across a forest of towering Oaks and Pines. The leaves strewn on the ground, scrunching your feet and you can additionally hear the faint noises of streams spurting by.
Quickly the forests open up and you are much closer to the optimal currently and from here the path will certainly start to obtain hard as a sharp slope lies in front of you. However the struggle to arrive deserves it once you make it to the top and the spectacular views of the Mountain range await you. You will literally seem like being on cloud nine and filled with a sense of achievement and inner peace. The remarkable sights will certainly invigorate you after the difficult trip. There’s likewise a tiny temple of Lord Shiva, Siren Parvati, and Lord Ganesha at the summit.
After enjoying the attractive views and indulging in nature’s abundance, we will start descending and expedition downhill to the Kedarkantha base camp where we will have our lunch, and post-lunch we will begin descending downhill, all the way to Hargaon. The descent is quite easier and faster and quickly you will certainly get to the campground at Hargaon, coming down to an altitude of 8900 ft. Reaching the Hargaon campground marks the end of our day, we will establish camps below, appreciate a great supper and retire in our camping tents for the evening.
Day 5: Trek from Hargaun to Sankari - 4.5 Kms
- Stay – Overnight stay at the hotel.
- Meal – Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Distance – 4.5 km
- Time Taken – approx. 3 hrs
- Trek Grade – Easy
The last section of the trip involves a downhill trek from Hargaon to Sankri. Beginning at an elevation of 8900 feet, we’ll make our way down to 6400 feet, covering around 6 kilometres in overall distance. The descent itself covers around 4 kilometres. Beginning your day by viewing the dawn over the Mountain range, a captivating sight.
Adhering to breakfast, we’ll descend toward Sankri, travelling through charming forests and beside babbling streams. You can refill your canteen from the streams along the road. As we proceed, the woodland opens to expose an impressive view of the Har ki Dun Valley from a ridge. The verdant hills of the Valley are awe-inspiring. We’ll proceed with our journey, absorbing the pictures as we descend the incline. The forest will become more dense, and eventually, we’ll come to Sankri, where we’ll check out our holiday accommodations and have the chance to refresh ourselves.
In the evening, you’ll have the possibility to explore the enchanting village. Although there are few patronised Sankri, you can still buy wooden invention products, toys, and home designs as souvenirs of your journey. Connect with the locals and learn more about the local way of life. Life at Sankri is slow-paced, and the religion is solid here.
One hundred twenty family members in Sankri live in wood huts to safeguard themselves from the cool, and the staples are potato rice and apples. At Sankri, they additionally hold routine fairs or melas where amusement happens in singing and dancing to indigenous folk tunes. For supper, you can see the dhabas, which offer some tasty cuisines, or you can have dinner at the hotel properties. Stay overnight in the resort after a strenuous yet incredible journey.
Day 6: Drive from Sankari To Dehradun (210 kms)
- Meal – Tea, Coffee & Biscuits
- Distance – 210 km
- Time Taken – approx. 8 – 9 hrs
Today, on the final day of our wonderful trip, we will return to Dehradun, loaded with valued minutes. Bolero, Tata Sumo, Travller or similar cars will be provided from Sankri to Dehradun. It is recommended to look at the resort by 7:00 AM to guarantee a very early begin to our 10-hour journey covering a distance of 220 km. Beginning early will be helpful. We will again return via NH 123, delighting in the beautiful elegance. Value the nature around you with picturesque panoramas extending alongside everywhere. We will certainly get to Dehradun by 7:00 PM, so make your further reservations as necessary.
What should you pack for the Kedarkantha Trek
1. Trekking Shoes
For any trek at high altitudes, it is necessary to have sturdy and trustworthy hiking shoes that offer outstanding traction, give ankle joint support, and are appropriate for snowy problems.
2. Backpack
For a week-long trek at high altitude, a 50-60 litre backpack is ideal. Try to find one with ample hip and shoulder assistance, along with practical pockets that enable fast accessibility to your fundamentals.
3. Clothes
When travelling at high altitudes, the most significant challenge is the cold. One of the most reliable methods to handle the cold is by using several layers of garments. Layers offer the best protection and permit flexibility in the mountainous environment. Furthermore, given that the weather in the hills can change regularly, you can conveniently change your layers by eliminating or including them as required.
a. Base Layer: 3 Tee shirts
Use one T-shirt and bring two. Lug complete sleeve dry-fit T-shirts (ideally captured). Ensure among them is somewhat thickish. If you do not obtain full-sleeved dry-fit T-shirts, you can purchase full sleeves of various other products.
What is very important is that you get full-sleeved tee shirts. These prevent your arms and neck from becoming sunburnt. In the rarified air on an expedition, especially at high altitudes, UV rays can shed you in no time.
Dry-fit Tees quickly completely dry your sweat. They are simple to clean, and in case of a rainy day, they dry out quicker. Round-neck Tees are all right; however, grabbed ones are much better.
Maintain the 3-4-5 concept in mind. Three insulation layers in summertime, 4 in post-monsoon, 5 in winter.
The number of cosy layers you carry relies on the period you’re entering. If you’re going any time:
– From March to September (summer season), three layers
— Between September and November (post-monsoon), you will undoubtedly need four layers
— During the cold weather, which spans from December to March, you’ll intend to contend with at least five layers of cosy garments to keep you comfortable.
b. Outer Coat
It would help if you had coats and fleece coats that are light and can fold up right into small rolls.
To satisfy your need for an external garment, select a jacket with cushioning. It is not required for the product to be waterproof, yet it ought to properly block the wind and cold. Ensure your cushioned coat also includes a hood.
c. Two Trek Pants
Two pairs of trek trousers need to be sufficient for any Himalayan expedition. Use one set and bring one simply in case it rains. Trek pants with zippered cut-offs at the thighs are ideal for trips. Likewise, select quick-dry trousers over cotton. They run out quickly in case of small stream crossings/ rainfall.
Essential Things for a Successful Expedition
Before embarking on your experience, ensure you have all the necessary accessories. These products are vital for a secure and delightful expedition, so it is essential to prioritize them. While some trekkers may wait till the last minute to gather their gear, we advise taking an aggressive technique. Begin accumulating your devices early to guarantee a stress-free and effective expedition.
1. Sunglasses
Sunglasses are to prevent snow blindness. On any Himalayan trek, especially if you’re going in a snowy season, a slight overexposure to direct sunshine on snow can result in snow blindness (even about a half hour’s direct exposure). That’s because fallen snow is like countless mirrors that reflect direct UV rays. So you require sunglasses with UV security.
2. Sun Cap
It’s vital to use a sun cap throughout your expedition. Failing to do so can result in extreme migraines, sunlight strokes, and fast dehydration. Make sure to shield your head and face from the sunlight’s harmful rays by wearing a cap or hat.
3. Hand Handwear Covers – Hand Gloves
If you go whenever there is snow, you’ll require handwear covers to hold something or to steady yourself in the snow. You also want the gloves to keep you warm. Get artificial hand handwear covers that have waterproofing outside and a padded cellular lining on the inside.
4. Woollen Cap or Balaclava
Make sure these cover your ears. In the chilly hills, you lose a great deal of warmth from your head. This is why you are required to keep your head protected, specifically when the sunlight is down. Mornings or late evenings. On a cold trekking day, you should wear your woollen cap even while travelling. Pass days are understood for this.
It is essential to secure your ears from the cold, so a headpiece that covers them is a must-have. A balaclava is a terrific alternative, as it not only protects your ears but also your neck and parts of your face. Make sure to pick a headpiece that includes ear protection instead of just a cap that covers the top of your head.
5. Socks (3 pairs)
“Pack three pairs of socks, including two pairs of sports socks, for included padding and warmth. Go with artificial or synthetic-blend socks instead of cotton, as they’ll dry faster and retain much less wetness. In addition to the sports socks, bring a pair of woollen socks for additional heat.”
For preserving warmth and cosiness throughout the night, specifically while sleeping, woollen socks are a superb selection. If woollen socks are unavailable, wearing two sports socks can help achieve the same function.
6. Headlamp
You need to obtain a headlamp because it frees your hands to do various other tasks. On a long expedition, you’ll need your hands cost-free to wash dishes, pitch outdoor tents and hold your trip posts.
7. Trekking pole
Trekking poles offer steadiness and assistance, minimizing the initiative required for your trip by almost 40%. When taking on high inclines and declines on Himalayan treks, a pair of posts will significantly enhance your experience, transforming a challenging hike into an extra leisurely one. While single seats are commonly utilized in India, two poles supply boosted equilibrium and stability, in addition to a visible increase in strolling rate.
8. Rainwear
On a trek, the weather conditions can transform quickly. A bright, warm day can develop into a downpour in an issue of minutes. Bring a poncho or a rainfall jacket to tackle this. A coat is a significant rainfall cover with openings for your arms and head. It is very effective because it covers both you and your backpack. It is very light and weighs next to nothing.
9. Rain Cover for Your Backpack
Keep your Backpack and its components secured from the elements with a trusted rainfall cover. Your knapsack is a necessary friend; bring all your vital products, such as dry clothes and cosy equipment. Your backpack must continue to be waterproof, and lots of contemporary designs come geared up with integrated rain covers to ensure your personal belongings remain safe and completely dry.
10. Daypack (20-30 litres, optional)
Some trekkers offload their bags on mules or porters on their treks. While we do not encourage this practice, in case you opt for emptying, carrying a daypack is mandatory. A daypack is a mini backpack, just smaller in size.
If your backpack does not have a rain cover, ensure you obtain a rainfall cover by either
- purchasing a rainfall cover
- Or cutting a large plastic sheet to the dimension of your knapsack. You can roll the plastic sheet around your backpack and maintain it in position with a string or elastic.
If you pick to have a concierge or burro lug your travel luggage throughout your trek, you must bring a daypack. A daypack is a smaller variation of a knapsack, usually ranging in dimension from 20-30 litres. This permits you to carry essentials like water, treats and added layers for the day while your bigger baggage is being moved for you.
In your daypack, you carry basics like water bottles, rainwear, emergency medicines, headlamps, some treats and a cosy layer. Your major knapsack with most of your tools is accessible only at the campgrounds.
A daypack is a smaller-sized backpack that is generally of 20-30 litre capacity. Laptop computer bags are not daypacks. Please do not get them.
Various Other Necessary Requirements.
1. A Toilet Kit.
Keep your toilet kit light. Carry simply the basics– toothbrush, toothpaste, tiny soap, bathroom tissue roll, a small moisturiser and lip balm. You will not be able to have a bathroom on any trek, so do not overload on soaps and hair shampoos.
When loading for a trek, consider bringing miniature versions of crucial products. This will help reduce unnecessary bulk and weight in your baggage. If you’re taking a trip with a team, consider sharing a single tube of toothpaste amongst yourselves. In addition, there’s no requirement to bring huge toilet paper rolls, as the tiniest size rolls are usually sufficient for a trip.
For ladies: If you are likely to have your periods on your trek day, do not fret about it. You can utilize your pads, tampons or menstrual mugs on a trek. There will undoubtedly be commode outdoors tents where you can obtain altered.
Guarantee that you have Ziploc bags handy to deliver your menstrual cycle waste. It is prohibited to desert hygienic litter in the hills, and it is also considered socially undesirable.
Personal Medical Set.
Lug these medications with you, quickly accessible at any time. Do not take any medication unless you have consulted your trip leader.
- Diamox (1 Strip): Get on a program of a fifty per cent tablet of Diamox starting from your home every 12 hours (125 mg). Continue the medicine up until you descend to the base camp from your trek. Being on a preventative course of Diamox considerably lowers the chances of Acute Mountain Sickness on a high-elevation expedition.
- Dolo 650 (5 tablets): This is a paracetamol. It aids in dealing with fever and light discomfort.
- Avomine (4 tablet computers): Bring this mainly if you are prone to motion sickness. Pop one-half hour before the start of your road trip.
- If you experience an abrupt leg twist or muscular tissue strain, take into consideration taking a combiflam tablet. Combiflam is made to ease pain and also consists of paracetamol.
- If you believe your food needs to be effectively digested, take four tablet computers of Digene. After that, sharpen your expedition leader immediately. This could be a sign of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), so it is essential to resolve it promptly.
- ORS (6 packs): Take a pack of ORS water a minimum of daily, normally mid-day when you are in the centre of your trip. It renews essential salts lost while hiking. Idea: It also makes cold water less complicated to consume alcohol.
- Think about bringing a knee brace with you if you have a history of knee concerns or are vulnerable to knee injuries.
Compulsory Documents to Carry.
These are papers needed for lawful functions by Trekup India and the forest division. With no of these, you will not be permitted to travel.
Government-issued ID: Please carry the original and a copy of a valid government-issued ID, such as a driver’s license, Aadhar card, or passport. This is called for by the forest division for identification purposes. and 2 passport size photos.
Trek Cost Exclusion
- Stay 3 Nights in tented accommodation at respective campsites of Trekup India on a sharing basis and 2 days in a hotel, guesthouse.
- Meals: Trekup India provided cooked meals during the trek, starting with Dinner on Day 01 to tea, coffe on day 6 (Meals are simple, nutritious, and vegetarian and non-repeated meals)
- Transport: Dehradun to Sankari and return on sharing jeeps
Trek Equipment’s:
- Sleeping bags, Sleeping tents, Kitchen tent, Dining tent, and Toilet Tents.
- Amenities: All utensils, sleeping mattresses (Black foam mats), Crampons, and Gaiters for snow.
- Health & Safety: First Aid Box, Oxygen Cylinders, Stretchers, Oxi meters, BP Machines, health.
- Permits: Forest Permits and Camping Permission Fee.
- Trek Crew: High Altitude Chef, Helpers, Trek Leader & Guides, and other support team.
- Potters & Mules: Potters and Mules to carry all trekking equipment, ration, and vegetables.
Trek Cost Exclusion
- GST 5% (it is Mandatory)
- Any insurance (Trekup India recommends each trekker to get insurance)
- Any Meals/accommodation beside the itinerary or not mentioned in the program.
- Any Bus / Airfare to/from trek start/end point
- Personal Medical expenses do carry your medication.
- Any personal services such as Laundry, phone calls, liquors, mineral water, etc.
- Any still / video camera fee
- Any Entrance fee Monuments, Monasteries, Museums, Temples – Pay directly on the spot.
- Mules or porter charges to carry private baggage (Offload Charges for bag 400 per day, per bag For those who pay 4 days pirior to trek date.(500 per day for offline). Note: Bag weight should not be more than 10 kg.
- Any emergency evacuation charges
- Any services that are not mentioned in the cost inclusion section.
How To Reach Dehradun?
How to get to Dehradun by Air
Playful Give Airport is Dehradun’s very own airport. It is additionally the biggest airport terminal in Uttarakhand. Routine trips from cities like New Delhi and Mumbai fly through this airport. This is 29.4 km away from the primary town of Dehradun. As soon as you land at the airport terminal, you can obtain a pre-paid taxi to the city quickly.
Nearest Flight Terminal: Dehradun
How to reach Dehradun by road
Regular bus solutions ply to and fro the city of Dehradun. They operate on an everyday basis, whether day or night. You can also take private or shared taxis for the very same route.
How to reach Dehradun by train
Dehradun railway station attaches Dehradun to the rest of India by the train network. Routine rail solutions operate from side to side in the city of Dehradun. The most renowned among them is the Dehradun Jan Shatabdi Express, which runs from the New Delhi train terminal, travelling at a maximum speed of 120 km/hr.