Panchkedar 12N/13D
Uttarakhand
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- 13 Days 12 Nights
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- Difficulty - Moderate to Difficult
- For 12+ years
- Best Season June Autumn ( October to November )
Uttarakhand, better known as the Devbhumi (land of Gods), is truly one of the most heavenly parts of the earth. One of the tales of its rich past relates to a set of five Shiva temples known as Panch Kedar, which includes - Kedarnath, Tungnath, Rudranath, Madhyamaheshwar and Kalpeshwar. These sacred sites of Lord Shiva are located in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand. The story of their origin is mostly traced to the Pandavas (from the Hindu epic Mahabharata). Each of the temples is placed on the most serene and unruffled parts of the Indian Himalayas. No direct motorable road goes straight to the temples. Every temple requires some amount of trekking with varying levels of difficulty.
Undertaking Panch Kedar Yatra will take you on a long magnificent journey to remember for a lifetime. Attached with the element of sacredness, the meadows, mountains, snow-covered peaks, wildlife and streams - all attain a more special significance. The Panch Kedar pilgrimage normally takes 15/16 days to complete.
LEGEND BEHIND THE FORMATION OF PANCH KEDAR
Legends have a way of getting twirled or divided into many streams while they go down the timeline through centuries. One of the versions of the most popular legend associated with the formation of Panch Kedar relates to the era of Mahabharata. After killing their blood relatives and gurus, the enormous load of remorse made the Pandavas seek Lord Shiva for atonement.
Enraged with their actions and dishonesty on the war field, Lord Shiva evaded their requests. He hid at Guptkashi in the Himalayas of Garhwal disguised as a bull. Pandavas came looking for Shiva in the Garhwal region and recognized God Shiva in the form of a bull. Bhim tried to catch hold of the bull but it dived in the ground and vanished.
That is why, it is believed, the site of Guptkashi (Hidden Kashi) got its name.
Shiva reappeared in different parts of Garhwal. Hump came up at Kedarnath, navel appeared at Madhya-Maheshwar, face emerged at Rudranath, arms at Tungnath and hair at Kalpeshwar.
Pandavas built temples at each of the five places where the Lord emerged as such. Taken together these five places came to be known as Panch Kedar.
Given below are the five most important homes of Lord Shiva in Garhwal Himalayas in the sequence in which they should be visited:
Highlights
1. Five Sacred Shrines: Visit the five sacred Shiva temples - Kedarnath, Tungnath, Rudranath, Madhyamaheshwar, and Kalpeshwar.
2. Breathtaking Landscapes: Witness stunning Himalayan vistas, picturesque villages, and serene valleys.
3. Challenging Trek: Experience a moderate to challenging trek, with steep ascents and descents, and scenic trails.
4. Cultural Immersion: Encounter local Garhwali culture, traditions, and hospitality.
5. Spiritual Significance: Explore the spiritual importance of Panch Kedar, a sacred pilgrimage circuit in Hinduism.
6. Rare Wildlife: Spot rare Himalayan wildlife, such as the Himalayan Monal, Musk Deer, and Snow Leopard.
7. Scenic Camping: Enjoy camping at picturesque locations, such as Panar Bugyal and Sagar Village.
8. Trekking Adventure: Embark on a thrilling adventure, with river crossings, forest trails, and mountain passes.
9. Local Cuisine: Savor local Garhwali cuisine, including dishes like Mandua, Kafuli, and Jholi.
10. Memorable Experience: Create lifelong memories with breathtaking views, challenging treks, and warm hospitality.
Who should attend?
The Panch Kedar Yatra is a challenging and spiritually rewarding trek, suitable for:
1. Hindu devotees: Those seeking spiritual growth and enlightenment, and wanting to visit the sacred Shiva temples.
2. Adventure seekers: Trekkers and hikers looking for a challenging and scenic experience.
3. Nature lovers: Those who appreciate breathtaking Himalayan landscapes and diverse wildlife.
4. Cultural enthusiasts: Individuals interested in exploring local Garhwali culture and traditions.
5. Fitness enthusiasts: People with a good level of physical fitness, looking for a demanding trek.
6. Spiritual seekers: Those seeking a deeper connection with nature and themselves.
7. Photography enthusiasts: With breathtaking landscapes and scenic trails, this trek is a photographer's paradise.
8. Solo travelers: Individuals looking for a challenging and rewarding solo experience.
9. Groups and families: Suitable for groups and families with older children (above 12 years) who can manage the trek.
However, the following individuals should exercise caution or avoid the trek:
1. Senior citizens (above 65 years) with health concerns.
2. People with chronic medical conditions (e.g., heart problems, high blood pressure).
3. Pregnant women or those with recent injuries.
4. Children below 12 years, due to the challenging terrain and high altitude.
5. Those with acrophobia (fear of heights) or vertigo.
It's essential to assess your physical fitness and health before embarking on the Panch Kedar Yatra. Consult a doctor and prepare accordingly to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Enroute, you will witness some enchanting view of River Ganga, the confluence of river Bhagirathi and Alaknanda in Devprayag. After the visit, take a halt at Srinagar, where you will have lunch at the Dhabas or local restaurants and check your inventory for the trip, If you require anything for your journey, this is the last stop. Resume your drive and witness the mesmerizing view of Rudraprayag, after reaching Guptkashi / Sonpryag.
Upon arrival in Guptkashi, check into your hotel and freshen up. Spend the day exploring the town's ancient temples, including the revered Vishwanath Temple, one of the oldest in Guptkashi. Adjacent to the temple lies the sacred Mahikarnika Kund, where the two holy streams of Yamuna and Ganga converge.
Visit other major temples in the area for which you have to take a local cab, such as:
- Kalimath Temple
- Trijuginarayan Temple
Spend the night stay in Guptkashi/Sonprayag, surrounded by the town's spiritual energy and natural beauty.
Begin your day with an early breakfast before driving to Sonprayag. From here, board a shared local taxi to Gaurikund, the base point for the sacred Kedarnath pilgrimage.
From Gaurikund, pilgrims can choose any of the following options to reach Kedarnath:
- Trek: Approximately 16–18 km through the breathtaking Himalayan trail.
- Pony Ride: Available at an additional cost.
- Palki (Palanquin): Ideal for senior citizens and those seeking a more comfortable ascent (available at an additional cost).
As you ascend towards Kedarnath, enjoy spectacular views of snow-capped peaks, cascading waterfalls, and the pristine Mandakini Valley. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel or guesthouse and take some time to relax.
In the evening, visit the sacred Shri Kedarnath Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, situated at an altitude of 3,583 metres (11,755 ft). Surrounded by the majestic Garhwal Himalayas, the temple is believed to have been originally established by the Pandavas, while the present stone temple is traditionally attributed to Adi Shankaracharya, who revived this ancient pilgrimage site in the 8th century.
Seek the divine blessings of Lord Shiva and experience the spiritual serenity that makes Kedarnath one of the most revered pilgrimage destinations in India.
Overnight Stay: Kedarnath
Drive: Guptkashi – Sonprayag – Gaurikund (Approx. 35 km)
Trek Distance: Approx. 16–18 km
Altitude: 3,583 metres (11,755 ft)
Meals Included: Breakfast & Dinner
Wake up early to attend the morning darshan at the sacred Shri Kedarnath Temple and seek the divine blessings of Lord Shiva. After the darshan, begin your return journey towards Gaurikund.
You may choose one of the following options for the descent:
- Trek: Approximately 16–18 km from Kedarnath to Gaurikund.
- Pony or Palki: Available at an additional cost for a more comfortable journey.
Upon reaching Gaurikund, board a shared taxi or continue by your pre-arranged vehicle for the 35 km drive to Guptkashi.
Arrive in Guptkashi, check in to your hotel, and unwind after the day's journey. Spend the evening at leisure, reminiscing about the divine experiences and breathtaking Himalayan landscapes encountered during your Kedarnath pilgrimage.
Overnight Stay: Guptkashi
Trek Distance: Approx. 16–18 km
Drive Distance: Approx. 35 km (Gaurikund to Guptkashi)
Travel Duration: 7–9 Hours (depending on trekking pace and traffic)
Begin your day early with a wholesome breakfast before driving to Ransi, a scenic journey of approximately 2 hours. Upon arrival, start your trek towards Gaundar, covering a distance of around 6 km through picturesque Himalayan landscapes.
The trail gradually descends from Ransi to Gaundar, passing through dense forests, charming villages, and crystal-clear mountain streams. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and breathtaking views of the Garhwal Himalayas as you make your way to this beautiful riverside hamlet.
On reaching Gaundar, check in to your accommodation and relax amidst the tranquil mountain setting. You can spend the evening exploring the village, visiting the local temple, or simply soaking in the serene atmosphere before preparing for the next day's trek to Madhyamaheshwar.
Overnight Stay: Gaundar
Drive Duration: Approx. 2 Hours (Guptkashi to Ransi)
Trek Distance: Approx. 6 km (Ransi to Gaundar)
Trek Duration: Approx. 3–4 Hours
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
Wake up to the refreshing mountain air and enjoy an early breakfast before beginning your trek towards the sacred Madhyamaheshwar Temple, the second temple of the revered Panch Kedar circuit.
The trail gradually ascends through dense forests of oak and rhododendron, charming Himalayan villages, wooden bridges, and lush alpine meadows. Throughout the journey, enjoy breathtaking views of the snow-clad peaks of Chaukhamba, Neelkanth, and the surrounding Garhwal Himalayas, making this one of the most scenic treks in Uttarakhand.
After trekking approximately 11 km, arrive at Madhyamaheshwar (3,289 metres / 10,790 ft). Check in to your guesthouse or campsite and relax before visiting the ancient Madhyamaheshwar Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva. The peaceful surroundings and spiritual ambience offer an unforgettable experience amidst the Himalayas.
Overnight Stay: Madhyamaheshwar
Trek Distance: Approx. 11 km
Trek Duration: 5–7 Hours
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Challenging
Altitude: 3,289 metres (10,790 ft)
Meals Included: Breakfast & Dinner
Wake up early to witness the breathtaking sunrise over the majestic Himalayan peaks and enjoy a wholesome breakfast before beginning your descent towards Gaundar.
Retrace your steps along the same scenic trail, covering approximately 11 km through dense forests, alpine meadows, wooden bridges, and pristine mountain streams. As you descend, soak in the tranquil beauty of the Madhyamaheshwar valley and admire the panoramic views of the Garhwal Himalayas one last time.
The trail is rich in Himalayan flora and fauna, making it an excellent opportunity for nature lovers and photographers. Keep your camera handy to capture the vibrant landscapes, cascading waterfalls, crystal-clear streams, and, if you're fortunate, a few rare Himalayan bird species along the way.
Upon reaching Gaundar, check in to your guesthouse or campsite and relax. Spend the evening exploring the peaceful village, interacting with the friendly locals, and experiencing the simplicity of Himalayan life.
Enjoy a delicious dinner and unwind after the day's trek.
Overnight Stay: Gaundar
Trek Distance: Approx. 11 km
Trek Duration: 4–6 Hours
Difficulty Level: Moderate (Descending)
Meals Included: Breakfast & Dinner
Wake up amidst the serene Himalayan surroundings and enjoy an early breakfast before beginning your trek back to Ransi, the endpoint of your trekking adventure.
The trail descends through picturesque forests, charming mountain villages, and crystal-clear streams, offering one last opportunity to soak in the untouched beauty of the Garhwal Himalayas. After trekking approximately 6 km, arrive at Ransi, where your vehicle will be waiting.
Board your vehicle and drive towards the breathtaking hill station of Chopta, popularly known as the "Mini Switzerland of Uttarakhand." The scenic drive passes through lush forests, winding mountain roads, and beautiful valleys, offering spectacular views throughout the journey.
Upon arrival in Chopta, check in to your hotel or campsite and relax. In the evening, enjoy the peaceful surroundings, take a leisurely walk through the meadows, or simply admire the panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks.
Overnight Stay: Chopta
Trek Distance: Approx. 6 km (Gaundar to Ransi)
Drive Distance: Approx. 65–70 km (Ransi to Chopta)
Travel Duration: 4–5 Hours (including trek and drive)
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
Meals Included: Breakfast & Dinner
Wake up early and enjoy a refreshing breakfast before embarking on one of the most scenic Himalayan treks to Tungnath and Chandrashila.
Begin your trek to Tungnath Temple (3,680 metres), the highest Shiva temple in the world and one of the sacred Panch Kedar shrines. The well-paved trail winds through lush alpine meadows and offers spectacular views of the surrounding Himalayan ranges.
After seeking the blessings of Lord Shiva at Tungnath Temple, continue your ascent to Chandrashila Summit (approximately 4,000 metres). The final stretch is slightly steeper but incredibly rewarding. From the summit, witness breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of some of the most iconic Himalayan peaks, including Nanda Devi, Trishul, Chaukhamba, Kedarnath Peak, Hathi Parvat, Nanda Ghunti, and several other snow-clad mountains.
Spend some time soaking in the serenity of the Himalayas before retracing your steps back to Chopta.
Arrive by evening, enjoy a delicious dinner, and relax after an unforgettable day amidst the mountains.
Overnight Stay: Chopta
Trek Distance: Approx. 10 km (Round Trip)
Trek Duration: 5–7 Hours
Maximum Altitude: Chandrashila – 4,000 metres (13,123 ft)
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
Meals Included: Breakfast & Dinner
Wake up to the serene beauty of the Himalayas and enjoy a wholesome breakfast before checking out from your hotel. Today, drive to Sagar Village, the starting point of the sacred Rudranath Trek and one of the key villages in the Panch Kedar pilgrimage circuit.
The drive takes you through picturesque mountain roads, lush forests, and traditional Garhwali villages, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and Himalayan peaks. En route, experience the peaceful charm of rural Uttarakhand and its rich cultural heritage.
Upon reaching Sagar Village, check in to your guesthouse or homestay and spend the rest of the day at leisure. You can explore the village, interact with the locals, or simply relax and prepare for the challenging trek to Rudranath Temple the following morning.
Enjoy a delicious dinner and unwind amidst the tranquil surroundings.
Overnight Stay: Sagar Village
Drive Distance: Approx. 55–60 km
Drive Duration: Approx. 2–3 Hours
Altitude: Approx. 2,000 metres (6,560 ft)
Meals Included: Breakfast & Dinner
Wake up to the crisp mountain air and enjoy a wholesome Himalayan breakfast before beginning your trek towards the breathtaking Lwiti Bugyal, one of the most picturesque alpine meadows on the Rudranath Trek.
The trail gradually ascends through dense forests of oak, rhododendron, and deodar, crossing charming mountain streams and peaceful clearings. As you gain altitude, immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of the Garhwal Himalayas. Keep an eye out for the vibrant Himalayan Monal, Uttarakhand's state bird, along with a variety of Himalayan flora and fauna.
Midway through the trek, pause at a scenic location to enjoy your TravelMite packed lunch, surrounded by nature and spectacular mountain views.
After trekking approximately 10–12 km, arrive at the enchanting Lwiti Bugyal, where lush alpine meadows stretch endlessly beneath towering Himalayan peaks. Relax at your campsite with a steaming cup of tea while admiring the magnificent views of the Chaukhamba Massif and the surrounding snow-clad mountains.
As evening falls, witness a mesmerizing sunset painting the Himalayan skyline in shades of gold and crimson. Enjoy a freshly prepared dinner and spend the night camping beneath a sky filled with countless stars—an unforgettable Himalayan experience.
Overnight Stay: Lwiti Bugyal Campsite
Trek Distance: Approx. 10–12 km
Trek Duration: 6–7 Hours
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Challenging
Meals Included: Breakfast, Packed Lunch & Dinner
Wake up to a spectacular Himalayan sunrise as the first rays of sunlight illuminate the majestic peaks of Nanda Devi, Trishul, and the surrounding Garhwal ranges. Enjoy a warm breakfast at the campsite before setting off on the final stretch of your journey to Rudranath.
Today's trek covers approximately 12 km, taking you through rolling alpine meadows, scenic ridgelines, and the breathtaking Panar Bugyal, one of the most beautiful high-altitude meadows in Uttarakhand. As the dense forests give way to vast Himalayan grasslands, you'll be rewarded with uninterrupted panoramic views of the snow-clad peaks.
By afternoon, arrive at the sacred Rudranath Temple (3,600 metres), one of the revered Panch Kedar shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva. Unlike any other temple in the circuit, Rudranath is a naturally formed rock cave where Lord Shiva's divine face (Mukh) is worshipped. The serene atmosphere, surrounded by towering mountains and alpine meadows, creates a truly unforgettable spiritual experience.
After offering your prayers and seeking the blessings of Lord Shiva, spend some time exploring the temple complex. If weather and time permit, you may also visit the sacred Vaitarani Kund, a revered water body associated with Hindu mythology and pilgrimage traditions.
As evening approaches, witness the peaceful ambience of Rudranath as the sound of temple bells echoes across the mountains. Return to your campsite, enjoy a freshly prepared hot dinner, and unwind beneath a sky illuminated by countless stars.
Overnight Stay: Rudranath Campsite
Trek Distance: Approx. 12 km
Trek Duration: 7–8 Hours
Maximum Altitude: 3,600 metres (11,811 ft)
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Challenging
Meals Included: Breakfast, Packed Lunch & Dinner
Wake up before sunrise to witness the magical first light illuminating the majestic Himalayan peaks of Nanda Devi, Trishul, and the surrounding Garhwal ranges. Attend the serene morning Aarti at the sacred Rudranath Temple and seek the blessings of Lord Shiva before bidding farewell to this divine abode.
After a hearty breakfast, begin your descent towards Sagar Village, retracing the same scenic trail through Panar Bugyal, lush alpine meadows, dense oak and rhododendron forests, and pristine mountain landscapes. Though the route is mostly downhill, it is a long trek, so maintain a comfortable pace while enjoying the breathtaking surroundings.
Pause at a scenic location such as Panar Bugyal or Lwiti Bugyal to enjoy your TravelMite packed lunch, surrounded by the untouched beauty of the Himalayas.
Upon reaching Sagar Village, board your vehicle and drive to Chamoli. Check in to your hotel or guesthouse and relax after completing one of the most challenging and spiritually rewarding treks in the Panch Kedar circuit.
In the evening, enjoy a delicious dinner while sharing unforgettable memories and experiences from your Rudranath pilgrimage with your fellow travellers.
Overnight Stay: Chamoli
Trek Distance: Approx. 18–20 km (Rudranath to Sagar Village)
Drive Distance: Approx. 20 km (Sagar Village to Chamoli)
Trek Duration: 8–10 Hours
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Challenging (Long Descent)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Packed Lunch & Dinner
Wake up to your final morning in the Himalayas and enjoy a hearty breakfast before checking out from your hotel. Today marks the concluding chapter of your sacred Panch Kedar Yatra.
Begin your scenic drive towards the beautiful Urgam Valley, a hidden gem surrounded by terraced fields, traditional Himalayan villages, and lush forests. Upon reaching the valley, undertake a short trek to the sacred Kalpeshwar Temple, the fifth and final shrine of the revered Panch Kedar circuit. Nestled amidst tranquil surroundings, Kalpeshwar is the only Panch Kedar temple that remains accessible throughout the year and is dedicated to the Jata (matted locks) of Lord Shiva.
After seeking the divine blessings of Lord Shiva and spending some peaceful moments at the temple, return to your vehicle and begin the drive towards Rishikesh.
The journey follows the picturesque Alaknanda Valley, passing through charming Himalayan towns such as Helang, Chamoli, Karnaprayag, Rudraprayag, Srinagar, and Devprayag, where the sacred rivers unite before flowing as the holy Ganga. Enjoy the ever-changing landscapes as the mountains gradually give way to the plains.
Arrive in Rishikesh by evening, bringing your unforgettable Panch Kedar expedition to a memorable conclusion. Depart with countless memories, breathtaking photographs, lifelong friendships, and the spiritual satisfaction of completing one of Uttarakhand's most revered pilgrimages.
Drive Distance: Approx. 260–280 km
Drive Duration: Approx. 8–9 Hours (including Kalpeshwar visit)
Kalpeshwar Trek: Approx. 2–3 km (One Way)
Meals Included: Breakfast
Tour Concludes with Divine Blessings & Cherished Memories.
Inclusions
Accommodation.
Veg Meals as per itinerary.
All necessary permits and entry fees.
First Aid , Medical Kits.
Moutaineering Qualified Trek leader, guide and Support Staff.
Transport
Exclusions
Any kind of personal expenses.
Food During the Transit.
Insurance.
Any kind of emergency evacuation charges.
Mules or Porters to carry personal luggage.
Anything not specifically mentioned under the head.
Things can be provided on Demand and Availablity
(participant has to pay extra for these things)
Things to Carry
1. Wearing layers is the mantra in the mountains. Layers give you maximum protection from all elements. You will need at least 5 warm layers (Insulin layers). You will need at least 1 pair of inner thermals, 2 light fleece layers, 1 light sweater, and 1 padded jacket. Ensure your padded jacket has a hood as well. A minimum of one pair and a maximum of two pairs of trek pants should suffice for this trek. Wear one pair and carry one just in case it rains/snows. Trek pants with zippered cut offs at the thighs are very suitable for treks. Also, choose quick-dry pants over cotton
Sunglasses - Sunglasses are to prevent snow blindness. A small overexposure to direct sunlight on snow can lead to snow blindness (about a half hour’s exposure). That’s because fallen snow is like thousands of mirrors that reflect direct UV rays. So you need sunglasses with UV protection.
Buying Tip: Try getting sunglasses that wrap around instead of those that have openings on the side. Even peripheral UV ray exposure is not a good idea.
2. Sun Cap
3. Synthetic Hand Gloves - Get synthetic hand gloves that have waterproofing on the outside and a padded lining on the inside. If you find the combination difficult to get (not likely), wear a tight-fitting fleece hand glove inside a synthetic hand glove. Hand gloves are mandatory on this trek.
4. Woollen Cap - a woollen head cap that covers your head and ears is absolutely essential.
5. Socks - Apart from three to four pairs of sports socks, take a pair of woolen socks. Sports socks give you cushioning plus warmth. Again the mantra is to wear synthetic socks or at least a synthetic blend. Cotton socks soak in water and sweat. They are very hard to dry. As for woolen socks, they help you to keep warm and snug in the night. If you cannot get woolen socks, wearing two sports socks serves the purpose as well.
6.Power Bank
7. Thermos for water
8. Medication (As per medical conditions if any and is subscribed by a doctor)
9.Extra cover for your electronic gear items/Valuables.
10. Quick Dry Towel/Towel
11. Torch/headlamp
12. A tiffin box with a spoon for packed lunch, we try reduced usage of plastic/paper as much as possible
13. Poncho/Rain Cover
14. Do not leave plastic wrappers(chips,chocolates etc) behind while on Trek and yes! don't forget your "Mask" of course!
HOW TO REACH
Rishikesh is a well-connected city in Uttarakhand, India. Here are the ways to reach Rishikesh by train, air, and land:
By Train:
1. Haridwar Railway Station (24 km from Rishikesh): The nearest major railway station, connected to major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata.
2. Rishikesh Railway Station (smaller station): Receives trains from Haridwar, Delhi, and Dehradun.
By Air:
1. Jolly Grant Airport (Dehradun) (35 km from Rishikesh): The nearest airport, receiving flights from Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.
2. Indira Gandhi International Airport (Delhi) (230 km from Rishikesh): Connects to international destinations; from Delhi, take a train, bus, or taxi to Rishikesh.
By Land:
1. Bus: Regular bus services from Delhi, Haridwar, Dehradun, and other nearby cities.
2. Taxi/Car: Hire a taxi or drive from Delhi (6-7 hours), Haridwar (45 minutes), or Dehradun (1 hour).
3. Volvo/Luxury Buses: Private operators offer luxury bus services from Delhi and other cities.
Additional Tips:
- From Haridwar Railway Station, take a taxi, bus, or shared jeep to Rishikesh.
- From Jolly Grant Airport, take a taxi or bus to Rishikesh.
- Be prepared for traffic and road conditions, especially during peak season or monsoons.
- Book tickets and accommodations in advance, especially during peak season (May-June and September-October).
Remember to plan your journey according to your convenience and time constraints.
Terms and Conditions
Booking Amount: Non-refundable.
Non-cancellable/Non-amendable Packages: Bookings cannot be canceled or amended. The full advance payment will be treated as the cancellation fee if canceled or amended. The same terms apply if guests don't show up.
Other Bookings: If guests don't show up or exist tour early, the complete booking will be non-refundable.
Unforeseen Circumstances: No refunds will be provided due to government orders, harsh weather, protests, landslides, or other unforeseen circumstances. A backup plan will be implemented if possible.
Activity Cancellation: Activities may be canceled due to circumstances beyond our control. The booking amount will be non-refundable.
Trek Cancellation (Last Minute): If a trek is called off due to natural calamities/unforeseen circumstances, participants will receive a travel voucher for the same amount, valid for 3 months (subject to availability).
Trek Abortion (Midway): If a trek/trip is aborted midway due to natural calamities/unforeseen circumstances, no refund will be provided.
Extra Expenses: Travelmite/Third Party Operator will not bear any extra expenses due to natural calamities/unforeseen circumstances
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