Day 0 : Departure from Delhi
- Get ready to be departed from Delhi by Evening.
- Reach Dehradun next morning by an overnight Volvo.
Day 1 : Dehradun - Sankri
- The group will assemble at the pickup point at 07:00 AM.
- We'll drive towards Sankri village for overnight stay.
- Over night stay at Sankri.
Day 2 : Sankri – Juda ka Talab
- Altitude: 6,400 feet to 9,100 feet
- 4 kms trek, approx 5 hours
- After early morning breakfast, a small briefing session would be conducted by the trek leader where all the necessary details about the rest of the day will be shared.
- We will start our trekking journey. Enroute to our campsite, we'd be traversing through lush green forests consisting of pine trees with the Swargrohini Massif in the backdrop beckoning you closer.
- We will reach Juda Ka Talab after five hours of trekking. Upon reaching our campsite, we will have lunch. The rest of the day is at leisure.
- Dinner will be served in the evening followed by an overnight stay at Juda Ka Talab Campsite.
Day 3 : Juda Ka Talab – Base Camp (Kedarkantha)
- Altitude: 9,100 feet to 11,250 feet
- 4 kms trek, approx 2.5 hours
- The day will start with morning tea followed by breakfast.
- The Trek Leader will give you a briefing about the day before we proceed.
- Afterward, we'll start the trek towards the Kedarkantha Base Camp, which takes about 3-4 hours.
- Upon reaching and checking into the campsite, we’ll have a warm lunch.
- Lastly, we'll have dinner at the campsite followed by an overnight stay at Kedarkantha Base Camp.
Day 4 : Base Camp – Kedarkantha Peak
- Altitude: 11,250 feet to 12,500 feet to 9,100 feet
- Wake up early in the morning, have breakfast and then move towards Kedarkantha summit. (Approx. 4 Hours)
- 12 kms trek, Approx 7-8 hours (Whole Day).
- Spend some time at the summit and descend back to the base camp by noon for lunch
- Post lunch, Trek down to Juda ka talab
- Reach Juda ka talab by Evening
- Stay in Camps.
Day 5 : Juda Ka Talab – Sankri to Dehradun
- Altitude: 9,100 feet to 6,400 feet
- 4 kms trek, approx 3-4 hours
- Descend 2700 feet through dense pine forests
- Distance: 220 km drive, approx 10 hours
- After early morning breakfast, we'll head down towards the Sankri Village from Juda ka Talab.
- Drive towards Dehradun.
In recent times, this particular trek has become extremely famous among all. The trek is extremely famous in winters because of the snowfall and offers majestic views of the Himalayas, it is a 360 degree view from the summit of Kedarkantha. Apart from this the trek also has a mythological significance. According to Hindu mythology, Kedarkantha is also known as Bal-Kedar; it was supposed to be the site of Kedarnath. It is said that when Shiva was wandering at Kedarkantha in his bull avatar, to hide from the Pandavas, the local dwellers disturbed his peace. Therefore, he fled to the present Kedarnath site.
| Land Package | |
|---|---|
| Double Sharing | 9499 / Person |
| Triple Occupancy | 8499 / Person |
- Accomodation during the trek (Camping)
- Meal Plan: MAP (Breakfast+ Dinner)
- sharing basis as per itinerary.
- Forest permission and entry fees.
- Coordinator with Group Departures.
- 5%GST • Personal expenses of any kind
- Backpack offloading charges
- Food during travelling from Dehradun to Sankri & Return
- Anything else that is not mentioned in the inclusion's
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The trek is famous for its summit and is rightly so. The first is that this is a proper summit marked by a cairn. Of all the 12,500 ft treks in the Himalayas, Kedarkantha is one of the two summit treks.
The Kedarkantha trek is one of the best winter treks in India. Naturally, the best time to visit Kedarkantha is in Winter during December to March, although the trek is accessible throughout the year except during monsoons.
360-degree views of the Himalayas: The views from the top of Kedarkantha are like no other. You don't just get to see famous peaks like Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini, Kalanag, Gangotri and Yamunotri range but you also get to see hundreds of unnamed virgin peaks all around you.
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