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ITINERARY 07 Days
/ 06 Nights
Place: DELHI – MUSSOORIE – CORBETT – NAINITAL –
RANIKHET – DELHI
Duration: 07 Nights / 06 Days
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01: (DELHI - MUSSOORIE)
Morning after breakfast receive you from Delhi residence and
straight drive to Mussoorie, upon arrival check into the
hotel, evening free for rest or nature walk at Mall road on
your own, dinner & over night day at Hotel
Day 02:
(MUSSOORIE)
Begin the second day of your Tour to Mussoorie begins with
a healthy breakfast at the hotel. Later in the day enjoy
exploring various attractions in Mussoorie like Gun Hill,
Kempty Falls, Jharipani Falls, Bhatta Falls, Lal Tibba,
Mussoorie Lake, Camel's Back Rock, Municipal Garden and
Company Bagh. Overnight stay at the Hotel in Mussoorie
Day 03:
(MUSSOORIE - CORBETT)
After Breakfast, depart for Corbett, in the afternoon
check into the hotel, after having some rest and lunch leave
to take some Team building Activities : -
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ROCK CLIMBING
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RAPPELLING ETC.
Evening free for rest or Surrounding nature walk, dinner &
over night stay at Hotel
Day 04:
(CORBETT - NAINITAL) 
Early in the morning proceed to Juggle safari with
naturalist. Jim Corbett National Park in India is one of the
famous national PARKS in Asia. It was the first national park
to chosen to start project tiger program in 1973. The park is
famous of for its rich flora and fauna, a wide population of
Tigers, Leopards and Elephants, Deer, Wild boar, Jungle cat,
Fishing cat, The dole, Wild dog, Himalayan black bear, Sloth
bear, Himalayan palm civet, Indian Grey Mongoose, Black napped
hare, Porcupine, Common otter, Fish eating Ghariyal, mugger
crocodiles, Langur, Rhesus monkey, 110 tree species, 580 bird
species and 25 reptile species distributed through out the
national park in terrain and hilly region. after that return
back to you resort, after having some rest leave for nainital,
Upon arrival check in at hotel. Evening at leisure to enjoy
Boating at Naini Lake, visit to the Mall Road. Overnight stay
at the hotel.
 Nainital
Was discovered by an Englishman named P. Barron in 1839. The
glorious gem-like lake and the virgin hills appealed to him so
strongly that he left a flourishing sugar business to settle
here. And so it began. First the holidaying English then the
Indian maharajas and then the Indian public. Nainital has
never looked back as a summer retreat since.
The headquarters of the district by the same name; Nainital is
the largest and most popular hill-station of the Kumaon
region. Making it your base, you can visit other spots such as
Ranikhet, Kausani, Mukteshwar and Almora. The heart of the
destination is the Naini Lake named after the emerald green
eyes of the Goddess Parvati, who is also the patron goddess of
the region. From around the lake rise wooded slopes, one side
being heavily populated by a large township.
Nainital is also intimately linked with legendary hunter
turned conservationist Jim Corbett. He lived here with his
family and it is from here that he first ventured on hunting
trips in the surrounding forests. Later Corbett was to play an
important role in establishing a game sanctuary under a
conservation programme promoted by him and other like minded
friends, which went on to become one of India's first national
wildlife parks the Corbett National Park.
Make the Naini Lake area your base for exploring this old hill
station. The lake itself nestles between the Ayarpatta ridge
to the west and Sher Ka Danda to the west. Head for the Mall
area, which runs along its eastern bank with its line-up of
small hotels, restaurants and storefronts. A peaceful walkway
encircles the lake and the opposite side known as Thandi Sadak
is popular for pony rides. When the holiday crowds start
getting to you, head for the higher slopes of the hills to
discover a peaceful and calm side of the hill-station.
Day 05:
(NAINITAL)
After Breakfast proceed to visit below mention places.
 CHINA
PEAK
Also known as Naina Peak, this peak is at an altitude of
2611 mts and at a distance of 6 kms from Nainital. China Peak
being the highest peak of the town, offers stunning views of
the majestic snow capped Himalayan range from Bandar Punch in
the weat to the peaks of Nepal in the east. And a bird's eye
view of the entire town of Nainital on the other side. The
emerald green Naini lake, the centerpiece of the town below,
looks wonderful from the top. It is truly worth the 60 minute
hike to the top. Unlike other viewing spots, China Peak is not
visited by crowds of tourists so it's a beautiful spot to
enjoy a few hours of solitude too. For those who might find
the climb a little strenuous, there are ponies to be hired.
Once at the top though, tourist infrastructure is fairly
minimal in terms of food availability so it's best to carry
food and water with you.
 The
Lake Area
The Mallital area, which falls in the northern part of the
lake, is where the High Court building is located. Here is
where you'll find The Flats, the Tibetan Market and the Burra
Bazaar, the Eco Cave Gardens and several top end hotels. If
you've planned a golf game at the Governor's house you need to
head for the Tallital area, at the southern end of the lake -
also home to the tourist office and other government offices.
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Naina Devi Temple
To the north of
the lake is the small Naina Devi Temple, one of India's
venerable 64 Shaktipeeths. The pathway to the temple, edging
the lakeside is a verdant trail. The lake is said to have
sprung from the eye of the Goddess Parvati which legend has it
fell here when the grief-stricken Lord Shiva broke into his
cosmic tandava dance of destruction with his dead consort in
his arms.
The Flats
In close proximity to the Naina Devi Temple and the lake, the
flattened ground created as a result of a landslip, is a
popular venue for local football matches and other sports.
Part of it is also a large car park. In the summer the holiday
crowd fills up the place as they come to enjoy the breeze, and
try out the snack stalls. A bazaar also springs up here
selling local handicrafts such as shawls, blankets, candles,
decorative items and tweeds. The Tibetan market along the edge
of the lake is very popular and a permanent feature.
 ECO
CAVE GARDEN
A hot favorite with children, it's an excellent way to
introduce them to eco-friendly living. The six caves here
bring out the explorer in the kids and their high-spirited
laughter rewards you for its novel approach to adventure in
the hills. Not for the claustrophobic though. The musical
fountain operates during the high season Overnight stay at the
hotel
Day 06:
(NAINITAL - RANIKHET)
After Breakfast, depart for Ranikhet. upon arrival check into
the hotel, after having some rest proceed for sightseeing.
Overnight stay at hotel.
 Ranikhet
Ranikhet is the place which wonderfully mirrors best of the
heavenly Himalayas; their lush green forest, magestic
mountains delicate plant life and attractive plant life. To
view nature and its elements in full harmony the right place
is to be is Ranikhet. According to the popular belief this
place had won the heart of Rani Padmini, queen of Raja
Sudhardev. She chose this scenic to be her adobe and since
than it has come to be known as Ranikhet, literally QUEENS
Feild.At an altitude of 1829 mtrs above sea level,this hill
resort is undoubtedly a tourists paradise.
The scented mountain breeze, fresh and pure, the singing
birds,the panoramic view of Himalayas the sight sound and
smell leave the onlooker spell bound, during the rain, flowers
sprout up every where in rainbow colour, branches of tree
spout up with ripend fruits and sun light peeping through the
mist and clouds endow an enchanting effect all accross the
Ranikhet. As winters come ,the softly falling snow flakes
covers the environment in sheet of pure whiteness. The charm
of every season is irresistable in its own right. And this is
what makes Ranikhet an all season destination. Discover Kumaon
takes you to the following places ideal for picnic as well us
pilgrimage.
 Binsar
Mahadev Temple
Binsar Mahadev is another temple of significance in the
region, located 19 km from Ranikhet. The temple is surrounded
by thick deodar forests and lies at an altitude of 2480 metres.
With idols of Ganesh, Har Gauri and Maheshmardini in its
sanctum the temple is knon for its architectural finesse. The
idol of Maheshmardini is engraved with texts in 'Nagarilipi'
which dates back to as early as the 9th century. Built by King
Pithu in memory of his father Bindu, the place is also known
as Bindeshwar temple. It sees a large gathering of devotees on
the occasion of Baikunth Chaturdashi in the month of June. It
is said that devotees, especially women, pray all night with
lamps in their hands on this day for the Lord’s blessings.
 Kausani
Kausani, situated around 50 KMs from Ranikhet, is famous for
it's breathtakingly close view of the Himalayan Peaks and it's
solitudes and greenery. The wide expanse of the famous Katyur
Valley lies in front of it as you wake up to experience the
Kausani sunrise. Kausani's beauty arrested the feet of even
Mahatama Gandhi, who stayed for some time at this place. The
memory that brief stay of that great man lingers behind in the
Anasakti Ashrama. Another great man of India the famous Hindi
poet Sumitra Nandan Pant was born here. There is small museum
to earmark that sacred spot. The famous folk singer Gopidas
was also inspired by the beauty of Kausani. Pinnath (10KMs),
Bura Pinnath (5KMs) and Bhakot are the highest points near
Kausani.
  KRC Museum and Golf Course
Kumaun Regiment of Indian Army is perhaps one of the most
prestigious and the most decorated of all. The Kumaun
Regimental Museum offers a peep into our recent history and
showcases the bravery and valour with which our soldiers
fought. The KRC Golf Course is another delight for Golf
lovers.
Chaubatia Gardens
Chaubatiya gardens are famous for their sprawling orchards
of delicious apples, plums, peaches and apricots. It is result
of the pioneering efforts of a British settler 150 years ago.
The garden has a sale counter which you can buy fresh apple
juice.
Sitla Khet
Situated between Ranikhet and Almora this picturesque
place not only affords a wide view of the Himalayan peaks but
is also full of fruit orchards. Scouting camps are frequently
held here and there is a beautiful temple of Syahi Devi around
3 KMs away on a lovely mountainous trail. The birth place of
the first chief minister of the province of Uttar Pradesh,
Pandit Govind Ballabh Pant is a place called Khunt situated
nearby. Some years back a centenary memorial has been built at
this place to commemorate the memory of this great son of the
soil.
Day 07: (RANIKHET - DELHI DROP)
After breakfast proceed to visit remaining part of this
beautiful hill station, depart for Delhi. Upon arrival drop at
airport / railway station
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Cost of the
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COST
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Transportation by
Car through out the tour,
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All pick up and
dropping facilities
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Sightseeing as per
the itinerary
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Accommodation on
twin sharing basis.
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Breakfast
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All meals at
Corbett National park
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01 time Elephant
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All taxes.
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Drivers T.A. –
D.A.
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ALL fuel, and
state taxes, parking fee.
COST
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Any airfare.
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Lunch & Dinner
(Except Corbett)
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Any personal
expenses like Laundry, STD calls, etc.
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Any insurance.
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Any claim due to
natural Calamities such as land slide, road blockage etc.
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Pindari Glacier Trekking Program
Region: Kumaon Himalayas
Grade: Moderate
Duration: 05 Nights / 06 Days
Trekking Routes : Loharkhet
> Dhakuri > Khati
> Phurkia > Pindari
Glacier > Dwali >
Delhi> Trek
Ukhimath> Rafting
> Rishikesh-Delhi
ITINERARY
PRE TREK
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00 - Arrive at Kathgodam. Proceed to Song
Song to Loharkhet. (1750 mts) 4 kms (1 hrs.)
Trek to Loharkhet. Overnight stay at Guest House.
ACTUAL TREK
Day 01 - Loharkhet to Dhakuri (2680 mts / 8844 ft)
Mornings after breakfast drive to Loharkhet and from here we
will start our trek up to Dhakuri. It is an 10 km (5-6 hrs.)
trek today that takes you down into the depths of the valley
and then a fair climb to Dhakuri. Overnight stay at Guest House.
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02 - Dhakuri to Khati (2210 mts/7293 ft)
This is an 8 km (3-4 hrs.) trek; Khati is the largest village
on this route and is on the banks of the Pinder Ganga. The people
here are extremely hospitable and legend has it that they are
the descendents of the race who provided shelter to the Pandavas
during their exile. Overnight stay at Guest House.
Day 03 - Khati to Phurkiya. (5781 mts/22798 ft)
The trekking distance today is 16 km (8-9 hrs) with the roar
of the Pinder Ganga not too far off. Along the way there are
many a waterfalls and log bridges to be crossed. The barren
icy peaks seem to be your only companions for the day. Overnight
stay at Guest House.
Day 04 - Phurkiya to ‘Pindari Glacier Zero Point’ &
Back to Dwali.
Today is an early start as it is a 7 km(3-4 hrs,) trek each
way. Touch zero point from where the Pindari glacier can be
viewed in all its magnificence. The Pinder valley is also prominent
with its patches of lush greenery over the stark white landscape.
Return to Dwali Via Phurkia. Back trek (12 km,.) (4-5 hrs.)
Overnight stay at Guest House.
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05 - Dwali to Dhakuri.
Today's 19 km trek will take 8-9 hrs. Exploring Khati is a good
idea as it has some beautiful sights to offer. Down trek to
Dhakuri Dinner and overnight stay guest house.
Day 06 - Dhakuri to Song. Drive to Almora.
Song to Almora. Over night stay at Almora.
POST TREK
Day 00 - Almora to Kathgodam
The trek end up arrival at Kathgodam.
Chopta Tungnath Trek with
rafting
A short easy trek running parallel to the high Himalayas. Good
views all the way, beautiful camping by the lake at Devariyatal
and some great forests. In the early spring the rhododendron
forest glow red as the flowers bloom. The views from the Chandrashilla
top will stay in one’s memory for really long.
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01: Delhi - Drive Haridwar
Morning after breakfast receive you from Delhi hotel and straight
drive to Haridwar upon arrival check into the hotel after having
some rest proceed for sightseeing, visit temples ashram, Har-ki-paudi,
dinner & over night stay at hotel,
Day 02: Haridwar - Ukhimath (1400m) 6-7 hrs
Early in the morning after breakfast Drive 4-5 hrs along the
Alaknanda and the Mandakini rivers to reach Ukhimath in the
evening. Lunch enroute. Visit the temple at Ukhimath in the
evening. Dinner & over night stay at hotel.
Day 03: Trek Ukhimath - Devariyatal (2440m) 4-5 hrs
Day 03: Trek Ukhimath - Devariyatal (2440m) 4-5 hrs
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04: Trek Devariyatal - Chopta (3000m) 6-7 hrs
The trail goes through the dense forest and stays on the ridge
all the way to Tali. From here we descend for a while to cross
a stream and then climb up gradually to reach Chopta, located
in an idyllic setting having beautiful meadows and is surrounded
by dense forests.
Day 05: Trek Chopta - Tungnath (3680m) - Chandrashilla
Top (4130m) – Chopta
Start early in the morning and climb up to the temple of Tungnath
and beyond. Tungnath, one of the Shiva temples is the highest
temple in Garhwal and has definitely a certain mystical/religious
aspect which is quite based on the spectacular surrounding and
views from there. Views which go far beyond the simple "view
of mountains".
The summit of the Chandrashilla peak provides a breathtaking
360 degree view.
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06: Chopta – Shivpuri
Morning after breakfast check out from the Hotel and leave for
Shivpuri, Arrive at the camp in the after noon and settle in
the tents, in the afternoon waterfall trek 3kms both sides.
Evening tea with snacks, Camp orientation programme and beach
games. Late evening get together with born--fire. Dinner and
night stay at camp.
Day 07: Rafting
Morning tea. Breakfast and briefing day’s programme, 24 kms
rafting from Marine Drive to Rishikesh
this stretch is having a number of exciting rapids of different
grades from 1-3 like roller coaster, golf course, clubhouse
etc. absorbing every expect of the Ganges and its environs are
part of the excitement and enchantment of any white water trip.
All this is in the capable safe hands of the most experienced
river guides. On the way you can also enjoy body surfing and
cliff jumping. Lunch on the way. Back to camp for evening tea.
beach games, born-fire, dinner and night stay at camp.
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08: Rafting Camp to Rishikesh
Early morning wake up and after Breakfast enjoy activities like
Rock climbing, Rappelling, Bridge & village walk. Lunch
Break and then proceed to Rishikesh, upon arrival check into
the hotel, after having some rest proceed for sightseeing visit
Nearby Ashram, Temples, in evening take participate into Ganga
Aarti,
Day 09: Rishikesh – Delhi
Morning after breakfast check out from the hotel and leave for
Delhi, on the way sightseeing at Rishikesh upon arrival at Delhi
drop you at Delhi hotel or transfer you at airport to catch
the flight for onward Journey.
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Nainital - Pathariya - Kilbury
- Vinayak - Kunjkharak - Akashkhanda - Kumeria - Vanghat
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1: Nainital - Pathariya - Kilbury
Early morning, you leave Nainital for Pathariya, your
first camp perched at a height of 2200 m, which spectacular
views of Nainital town. Overnight at Pathariya
Day 2: Pathariya - Vinayak (14 km/ 9 hrs)
 This
day's trek takes you through one of the finest patches of
cedar forest, crisscrossed by streams to the highest ridge
of Vinayak (2600m), with stunning views of the Himalayas.
Here is your best chance to find the elusive Serow and while
you do so look out for signs of the Himalayan Black Bear.
The trail from Pathariya leads up to the popular Naina/Cheena
peak (2600 m), from where you trek further on a narrow trail
along the ridge to Sigri (2350m), Guhugu Khan and Pangot.
At
Vinayak you stay in the beautiful forest bungalow or camp
out in the compound of the nursery. Evenings are magical
as the setting sun transforms the icy Himalayas across Vinayak
into gold. Overnight at Vinayak campsite
Day 3: Vinayak - Kunjkharak (16 km/ 5 hrs)
From Vinayak the main trail runs east along the ridge to
Kunjkharak, your next campsite. Though this is a motorable
track, chances of coming come across any vehicle are very
slim. Barely a kilometer before Kunjkharak you get a magnificent
380 km broad view of the Himalayan range. A unique feature
of this moist temperate forest is the Khoola (Jhoola) moss
that carpets the floor below. This moss absorbs water and
helps in retaining moisture in the forest. Camp for the
night at the clearing in the forest department compound
of Kunjkharak, kharak in Kumaoni meaning pass. Overnight
at Kunjkharak campsite
Day 4: Kunjkharak - Akashkhanda (9 km/ 6 hrs)
From Kunjkharak, the trek starts on a steep descent to the
south, the temperature begins to drop and the views get
spectacular. The trail takes you to dense temperate forests
dominated by oak, chestnut and rhododendron. Birds commonly
seen here include the colourful Jays, Magpie and Thrushes.
Halfway through the trek you find some mountain streams
with clear water, which are good places to stop for lunch.
The campsite at Akashkhanda (1600 m) has a beautiful forest
bungalow set amidst pine trees that offers complete solitude.
On a clear day you get spectacular views of Nanda Ghunti
(20,700 ft) and Trishul (23,360 ft) peaks. Overnight at
Akashkhanda campsite
Day 5: Akashkhanda - Kumeria (16 km/5 hrs) - Vanghat
The trek from Akashkhanda is a sharp narrow decline to Mon
through coniferous forests. The verandah at the primary
school of Mon is a welcome site to rest for a while. You
soon get on to the old district board road that meanders
along the Kosi and leads to the village of Okhaldhunga (500m).
From here a fire lane soon merges with a narrow broken trail
that takes you to the relatively large riverside village
of Kunkhet, finally ending on the other side of the suspension
bridge over the Kosi at Kumeria. Transfer to waiting vehicle
and drive to Marchula, for a 2-km trek to Vanghat, a riverside
wilderness lodge on the periphery of Corbett National Park
Day 6: Vanghat River Lodge
Hemmed in between the Ramganga river and the Kalagarh Tiger
Reserve, Vanghat can be accessed through various walks that
descend into the Ramganga Valley. You have the advantage
of doing nature hikes in the surrounding forests - something
not permitted inside the Park - to explore prime wildlife
habitats on foot. A walk by the riv er
gives you a chance to explore the Mahseer pools, with scenes
of fish eagles hovering in the air and the occasional tiger
pugmark on the riverbed. Look out for well-concealed Ghoral
(a rare species of goat antelope) in the steep rock faces
by the river.
In evening leaving at Nainital,
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Lamayuru to Padum to Darsha Trek |
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reputation is well established and well deserved. It is perhaps
the hardest route because of the great number of ups and downs.
The best period is from the mid June to October. Allow 22
days. There is another options, which is move from Baralacha-la
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1st Day: Lamayuru to Wanla, 3 hours |
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up the Shillakong along the right bank, cross it, and then
arrive in Shilla. Pass the village, go to a broad chorten
then follow a narrow and dry gorge as far as the Prinkiti-la
3726 metres. Easy ascent, then pass an escarpment. Cross the
river and go towards the village of Wanla. Short decent from
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2nd Day: Wanla to Hanupatta, 5 hours |
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Wanla, continue across the slope until entering the gorges.
At the junction of the rivers, chorten and religious banners
on a flat. Pass a ridge across the Yapola. Then, some easy,
some difficult stretches until Phenjila 3 hours. A little
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3rd Day: Hanupatta to Sirsir-la to Photoksar,
6 hours |
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the village, gentle climb up to a large chorten, then long
ascent of the Sirsir-la. The last third is steep. Pass is
situated at 4800 metres. Easy descent to the river. Cross
onto the left bank, then, long descent into a stony valley.
Good campsite a short distances before the village of Photoksar. |
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4th Day: Photoksar to Foot of the Sengge-la,
7 hours |
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steep climb to the Sengge-la taking from 2 hours, then a short
slope leads into a broad valley. Easy going then gentle climb
towards the Bumiktse-la 4200 metres, beautiful view, descent
towards Photoksar 3750 metres, splendid village at the base
of the huge mountain walls. Abandoned gompa 20 minutes away
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6 hours |
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climb of 4 hours up to Murgum-la 4100 metres. Continue climbing,
pass an escarpment then go along the slope. Wonderful landscape,
view of the valley of Nierag, on the other bank of the Zanskar.
Gentle descent towards the villages of Gongma 3840 metres
and Skiumpata. Then very steep climb as far as the Kiupa-la
3850 metres. Then climbing down gradually along the mountain
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gradual descent from the Hanuma-la. Through gorges first,
then easier. After 2 hours, pass a sheep fold. A further 2
hours to reach the summit of the Hamuma-la 4700 metres. A
1000 metres steep descent, then a 300 metres climb along the
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on a good and easy path 4 hours beyond Hanumil, small stream
on the left. Take on a supply of water. The path leads away
from the edge of the Zanskar, up to the plateau, then to the
foot of the pass. Steep and difficult climb for the animals
as far as the Parfi-la 3900 metres. Rather steep descent until
reaching the Oma-Chu River. Good bridge, then up a 500 metres
sandy slope. Wonderful lookout. Then along the slope as far
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left bank. Easy going sometimes along the river, sometimes
across the morainic plateau. A bridge before Pidmo, then another
2 hours until Pishu. Very good campsite 100 metres past the
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9th Day: Karsha to Pishu, 5 hours |
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stretch on the often hot and dusty bank of the Zanskar river.
Above Rinam, small stream and shelter formed by the rocks.
Before Pishu, make a little detour to see the longest hanging
bridge over the Zanskar. It leads to Zangla. Attractive campsite
below the village of Karsha. |
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10th Day: Karsha to Padum, 4 hours |
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From Karscha, head towards Pupating, then a dusty
plain towards the Doda river and reach to the Padum. |
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11th and 12th Day |
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Padum Two days kept for
the rest at Padum and local sightseeing of padum Villages.
The Padum is the major centre of Zanskar region. The preparation
will be completed for the next operation. |
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13th Day: Padum to Mune, 5 hours |
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From the monastery, go down
a steep incline to the main trail. After two hours, you arrive
at Bardan Gompa, a Kagyupa monastery famous for its prayer
wheel 180-cm height. From Bardan, a dusty road suitable for
motor traffic leads to Padum without difficulty. Several quite
beautiful villages on the opposite bank. Padum 3650 metres. |
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14th Day: Mune to Ichar, 5 hours |
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back over to the left bank, then a gradual climb before coming
to a major tributary. Gradual descent down towards Reru, then
quite a beautiful plain covered with flowers as far as Mune.
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15th Day: Ichar to Purne, 6 hours |
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Go back down, cross the bridge,
then go up the left bank. The trail overhangs the Tsarap is
sometimes tricky and hard going. Frequent small canyons of
pudding stones. Pass bit above a hanging bridge, which leads
to the village of Cha. Two hours later, you arrive at Kaydang,
a small village in popular groves. Carry on until Hamuni.
Pass below the village of Surle. The Trail is still not good,
several stretches difficult for the horses. Very good camp.
Interesting fortified village. |
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16th Day: Pkuktal to Purne, 4 hours |
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Leave the horses in Purne.
Go up the left bank of the Tsarap into splendid gorges. After
2 hours, cross a bridge in good condition. Fifteen minutes
later, you arrive at a small tributary to the Tsarap, beautifully
clear water cascading down. A ledge leads to a small plateau
sprinkled with Chortens and religious banners from there,
you can see the Phuktal monastery, one of the most spectacular
sights in Zanskar. Phuktal belongs to the tradition of the
Gelupas. The spring that gurgles deep in the cave is still
out of bounds to women. The Hungarian historian Cosma de Koros
stayed here over the winter of 1825-26. It is possible to
find food and lodging at the monastery. |
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17th Day: Purne to Table, 6 hours |
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From Table, continue on the
right bank along an easy path 2 hours before Tanze, you cross
in front of narrow gorge where the route joins up with Hiking
Tour. Tanze is small village, gompa on ruins bit higher up.
A short distance beyond Tanze, there is a bridge across to
the left bank. Monotonous going across morainic terrain. Slight
rise leading to Kuru, major village of livestock breeders.
Afterwards, an excellent path leads steadily lower. Arrival
in Teta 3 hours, beautiful village. The path continues downward
near the river. Stay on the left bank, then climb gentle slope
up to Jal. Next comes a steep descent towards a large bridge
which you cross to get to Table. You can either set up camp
somewhere before the house. |
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18th Day: Camp at the Gumburanjon, 6 hours
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down a mass of fallen rocks, then cross several streams. After
one hour, you pass beneath the face of the Gumburanjan, then
an easy descent towards Kargyak 4100 metres on the right bank,
no problem. Two hours after Kargyak, you reach Table. Good
camp. |
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19th Day: Shinkun-camp at the Gumburanjon
to Ramjak, 9 hours |
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From the camp, climb moderate
slopes to the foot of the pass. Several easy stream crossing.
The ground flattens out and the path zigzags through a moraine
as far as the Shinkun-la 5090 metres, 5 hours. The decent
is steep and dangerous for horses. Cross a final firm to reach
the first meadows. Cross several easy streams, then go down
an escarpment towards a small plateau. Nice view of the Gumburanjor.
Good camp between two streams. |
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20th Day: Camp-Ramjak, 7 hours |
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Continue on the left bank
until reaching second major ford, then go up the right-hand
valley. There are good paths on both sides of the stream,
but both are hard going. Good camp at Ramjak in small meadow,
spring. |
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21st Day: Darsha- camp, 5 Hours |
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Ramjak follow the track until the last hamlet, then a good
footpath. Pass a spectacular gorge. Continue along the left
bank, then cross a first ford. Good camp 1 hour beyond the
ford, groves and reach Darsha. |
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22nd Day: Darsha |
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Relax till afternoon and move towards Manali via
Rothang pass. Transfer to the hotel. |
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Cost of the tour is EURO 65 per day
per person |
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Cost Included |
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Transportation by
Jeep through out the tour, |
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All pick up and dropping facilities |
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Sightseeing as per
the itinerary |
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Accommodation on sharing basis. |
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All Meals |
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Services of English Speaking guide |
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Services of Porter
/ helper / Cook |
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Mobile kitchen |
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Permission for this
Trek |
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All climbing and camping gear
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Camera Fee / Camping
Fee, |
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All trekking equipment |
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All taxes. |
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Drivers T.A. – D.A. |
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ALL fuel, and state taxes, parking
fee. |
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For this High altitude trek we will be provide
as following and we suggest to do and trekkers to bring with
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PREPARATION FOR TREKKING: |
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WHAT TO BRING WITH YOU:
Personal Clothing and Equipments: You need at least 3 pair
of change of your clothing for this trip. Shorts, skirt or
lightweight trousers are ideal in the heat of the day along
with T-shirt, long sleeved cotton shirts and sun hat. During
the evening and the higher altitudes warmers clothing will
be needed, breeches, track. |
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Well fitting, comfortable
trekking boots are to be preferred over training shoes for
the actual trekking and clothing will be required for both
extremes of climate, for hot sun when trekking through the
lower foothills to freezing temperatures at night when camping
in the high valleys. |
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FIBRE PILE JACKET: [1] |
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SHORTS OR SKIRT: [1] |
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LIGHT COTTON TROUSERS: [1] |
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BREECHES /TRACK SUIT BOTTOMS /ULTRA
FLEECE TROUSERS: [1] |
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DUVET JACKET: Down or synthetic |
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WOOL BALACLAVA, WOOL MITTS: |
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WATERPROOFS: Jacket and
trousers |
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SUN HAT |
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SCARF: Silk/Nylon, useful
for keeping the sun off the back of your neck |
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SUNGLASSES / GOGGLES: Essential to get
a pair, which cuts out 100% UV rays |
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SUN CREAM: High protection
factor [15 or higher] or high altitude glacier cream |
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LIP SLAVE/LABISAN: Protection for the
lips. Get one with a sunscreen |
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WATER BOTTLE: 1-2 liter metal |
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IODINE: 2% SOLUTION [TINCTURE OF IODINE]
obtained from most chemists put into a small glass dropper
bottle. 8 drops of iodine will sterlise |
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1 litre of water in 20 minutes. |
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Toilet Items: Soap, Towel, Toothbrush,
Toothpaste, Shampoo, Comb, Sanitary protection, Toilet
rolls [2], etc. Toilet paper is provided on Trek |
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HEAD TORCH: [Petzl recommended] -spare
batteries and bulbs |
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SEWING KIT |
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SMALL KNIFE: Swiss army style - has
many uses |
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A COPY OF YOUR INSURANCE CERTIFICATE |
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SMALL PLASTIC BAGS /STUFF SACS OR PILLOW
CASES: To separate and keep the gear in your kit bag in
orders CIGARETTE LIGHTER: for |
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burning toilet paper and rubbish. |
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OPTIONAL: SKI STICK: Telescopic for
easy carrying |
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THERMAREST: Or similar self-inflating
mattress, gives decadent luxury |
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WET WIPES: Or similar |
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SLEEPING BAG: Good quality feather sleeping
bag. |
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GOOD TREKKING SHOES: Gore-Tex. |
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Insurance & Emergency Expenses: |
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We suggest that clients
insure themselves against a comprehensive claim policy. Which
should also include Helicopter Evacuation if necessary. Please
note that our any trek Package does not include any rescue
or evacuation expenses in emergencies. Any Emergency arrangement
other than regular straightforward tour itinerary service
should be borne by the clients themselves. |
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Guide and Staff: A local
English-speaking guide will escort the group throughout the
trip including few local staff and porters for the camping. |
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Insurance: We highly recommend
all clients to be insured against Medical, accidents & necessary
emergency evacuation, if needed. |
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Precautions: As Garhwal Himalayas
get very bright sunlight due to thin air, so taking photographs
can be quite glare. We recommend you to take the advise from
the photographic shop while purchasing the film rolls for Himalayas.
Please ask your guide before taking photographs inside the temples. |
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Medical Kit:
We suggest you to bring your own first aid kit with adequate
medication regarding altitude sickness, nausea, dehydration
and some painkillers. |
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Elastoplasts, Adhesive
tape, 4" crepe bandage, Elasticated knee and /or ankle
support if you experience strain these joints, Blister dressings,
e.g. moleskin, compead, spenco dressings, Nasal Decongestant,
Throat lozenges/ glucose sweets, * Wide spectrum antibiotic
[Ciproxin recommended], Anti -diarrhea - Imodium or Lomita,
* A course of Flagella [treatment of giardia], * Codeine Phosphate
- constipate, cough suppressant and pain killer, Cold and
flu suppressant, Aspirin / paracetamol., Rehydrate powder
- useful for adding to your water bottle and for fluid replacing
purposes.' Small pair of scissors, Any special medicines you
require. |
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Physical Fitness:
Before booking for this trip with us, clients should be in
sound good health preparation for this trip. We advise bit
of exercise like morning or evening walk or jogging. |
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These changes plus the
effect of intense sunlight, walking hard & dehydration
may cause a number or mild vague symptoms such as Loss of
appetite, fatigue, headache, nausea, dizziness, palpitations,
sleeplessness, mild shortness of breath with exercise. |
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Series route for trekking
on Greater Himalayas:
(Garhwal
and Kumaun)
The Himalayas have had a lure for the traveller from
time immemorial from those seeking salvation to the adventurous
in search of new experiences. The Indian Himalayas have also
been part of the all important silk route in the times gone
by, a reminder of the hardiness of the human race. Trek along
narrow winding trails with an abandon that comes only from
knowing that the destination one seeks will be way beyond
his expectations. Make a choice among the best of the Himalayas
closest to one’s heart and go for it. Every destination
has a unique character that has to be seen to be believed
- one of them could be the paradise you seek.
What is Trekking?
Trekking is the best way of getting to know any land,
its people, its culture and traditions. Although it is often
confused with mountaineering which is more technical and a
well planned affair. It was Adi Guru Shankaracharya, who trekked
in the Himalayas in the 8th century A.D., thereby becoming
the pioneer of a number of trekking routes in this part of
India. The mountain adventure season which till recently was
confined to the summer months in this region; now covers almost
the full year including winter. Contrary to somewhat widely
held belief, a trek, mountaineering expedition, ski trip or
river run does not require a superhuman physical condition.
What is essential is a love for the outdoors and respect for
nature. If you're fired by the spirit of adventure, let the
sparks in your heart fly in the hills of Kumaon, a land blessed
with snowbound peaks, Glaciers, Rolling Meadows, jagged rock
faces, scenic valleys, meandering rivers, cascading waterfalls,
dense forests and hospitable people with rich culture.
Objective:
The proposed ten part series would focus on some
of Trekking routes in the Kumaon Himalayas of Uttarakhand.
The prime focus of the series would be to synthesise an experience
that would encompass not only an exposure to a better and
more spiritual kind of lifestyle but would also attempt to
expose potential tourists to other diversions along these
main routes underlined below. In addition the proposed programme
would also contain information and advice on issues like environment
conservation, ecotourism, etc.
Beginning with the opening episode of Pindari
Glacier, the Ten part series intends covering Kafni
glaciers, Milam glaciers, Sunderdhunga glacier, Nanda devi
Sanctury, Panchachuli Glacier, Ralam Glacier, Roop Kund
and Namik glaciers. The above said all the
episodes will cover all the important aspect and the historical
importance of the various places and the points that come
through the journey of trekking so as keeping in mind to uplift
the tourism factor in Uttarakhand.
Pindari glaciers
Backgrounder
1st Day
Kathgodam – Song - Loharkhet (N/H)
2nd Day
Loharkhet - Khati (N/H)
3rd Day
Khati - Phurkiya (N/H)
4th Day
Phurkiya - Pindari (N/H)
 5th
Day
Pindari - Dwali (N/H)
6th Day
Dwali - Dhakuri (N/H)
7th Day
Dhakuri - Song - Bageshwar (N/H)
8th Day
Song – Bageshwar – Kathgodam - Delhi
This Trek is from Song to Pindari glaciers in much small and
less tiredness as compared to other treks. This trek is full
of scenic views and the hidden beauty of the nature residing
between the Himalayan valley of the Kumaon region.
 Kafni
Glacier
Backgrounder
1st Day
Kathgodam – Song - Loharkhet (N/H)
2nd Day
Loharkhet - Khati (N/H)
3rd Day
Khati - Dwali (N/H)
4th Day
Dwali - Kafni (N/H)
 5th
Day
Kafni - Dwali (N/H)
6th Day
Dwali - Dhakuri (N/H)
7th Day
Dhakuri - Song - Bageshwar (N/H)
8th Day
Song – Bageshwar – Kathgodam - Delhi
Kafni glaciers are the last Point and the challenge the trekker
faced to reach. It is a 24 kms trek. The Kafni glacier lies
left of the Pindar valley and the Nandakot. The main Himalayan
summits visible from Kafni are Nandakot (6806 M) and Nanda
Bhanar (6104 )
Sundardunga Glacier:
Background
 1st
Day
Kathgodam - Song – Loharkhet (NH)
2nd Day
Loharkhet – Khati (NH)
3rd Day
Khati – Jatoli (NH)
4th Day
Jatoli – Kathaliya (NH)
 5th
Day
Kathaliya - Sunderdhunga - Kathaliya
6th Day
Kathaliya – Jatoli (NH)
7th Day
Jatoli – Dhakuri (NH)
8th Day
Dhakuri - Loharkhet – Song (NH)
9th Day
Song – Kathgodam – Delhi
This valley is on the right side of Pindar valley. Sunderdhunga
literally means valley of beautiful stones. The famous glaciers
of this valley are maiktoli Glacier (6804 M) and Sukhram glacier
and main peaks are Tharkot (6100 M), Mrigthuni (6856 M), Maiktoli
(6804 M) and Pawali Dwar (6663 metres).
Milan Glacier:
Background
 1st
Day
Kathgodam – Munsiary (NH)
2nd Day
Mid Pt – Lilam (NH)
3rd Day
Lilam – Bughdyar (NH)
15 kms by Trek
4rd Day
Bugudyar – Reilkot (NH)
 5th
Day
Reilkot - Milam Village (NH)
6th Day
Milam Village - Milam Glacier - Milam Village (NH)
7th Day
Milam Village - Reilkot (NH)
8th Day
Reilkot - Bugudyar (NH)
9th Day
Bugdiyar - Lilam – Munsyari (NH)
10th Day
Munsiary – Kathgodam (According to the probability)
The Milam glacier snout at 3872 metres is not the only objective
of the trek route indicated but also the nodal point for a
variety of high grade routes and peaks. Munsiari is located
at the bank of Gauri Ganga stream at an altitude of 2290 metres
is last road terminus on this route. Provision for food, porters
can be done here.
Namik Glacier:
Background
 1st
Day
Kathgodam - Bageshwar – Sama - Liti (NH)
2nd Day
Liti – Gogina (NH)
3rd Day
Gogina – Namik Village (NH)
4th Day
Namik Village – Namik Glac – Namik Village (NH)
5th Day
Namik Village - Gogina(NH)
6th Day
Gogina – Liti - Sama(NH)
7th Day
Sama – Bageshwar – Kathgodam - Delhi
Ralam Glacier:
Background
 1st
Day
Kathgodam – Munsiary (NH)
2nd Day
Mid Pt – Lilam (NH)
3rd Day
Lilam – Ralam Village (NH)
4rd Day
Ralam vill–Ralam Glac-Ralam vill (NH)
5th Day
Ralam Village - Lilam (NH)
6th Day
Lilam - Munsiyari (NH)
7th Day
Munsiary – Kathgodam - Delhi (According to the probability)
Panchachuli Glacier:
Background
 1st
Day
Kathgodam - Dharchula (NH)
2nd Day
Darchula – Baling (NH)
3rd Day
Baling - Duktu(NH)
4th Day
Duktu – Panchachuli Glac - Duktu (NH)
 5th
Day
Duktu - Baling - Nagling (NH)
6th Day
Nagling - Dharchula (NH)
7th Day
Darchula – Kathgodam – Delhi
Nestling on the lap of the snow capped peaks
of Panchachuli, the Darma valley in Pithoragarh district is
endowed with abundant scenic grandeur. 134 kilometers from
Pithoragarh and 35 kilometers from Dharchula is the last bus
terminal Sobla. From sobla to Panchachuli Glacier is a 40-kilometer
trek. The route to the glacier abounds in exotic scenery,
snowcapped mountains, gushing streams, Alpine meadows and
a rich variety of flora & fauna. And from the glacier
one can see the panchachuli peaks in their towering glory.
Adi Kailash & OM Parvat:
Background
 1st
Day
Kathgodam - Dharchula (NH)
2nd Day
Darchula – Baling (NH)
3rd Day
Baling – Duktu - Beidang(NH)
4th Day
Beidang - Jolingkong (NH)
 5th
Day
Jolingkong – Kuti - Gunji (NH)
From Jolingkong see the view of Adi Kailash
6th Day
Gunji –Kalapani – Nabi Dn (NH)
From Nabi Dangh see the view of OM Parvat.
7th Day
Nabi Dangh – Gunji (NH)
8th Day
Gunji – Budhi – Malpa (NH)
9th Day
Malpa – Gala – Narayan Ashram (NH)
10th Day
Narayan Ashram – Sela – Dharchula (NH)
11th Day
Dharchula – Kathgodam – Delhi
Mt. Adi-Kailash - popularly known as Chhota-Kailash,
is in indian territory, close to the Indian tibetan border.
It is an area of great natural beauty, peace and sovereignty.
Men and women, tired by the incessant roar of urban life,
will find here a healing quietude conducive to liking inward
and discouraging with one's innerself.
 During
Adi-Kailash Yatra, you will come across the mighty splendour
of the snow peaks of Annapurna, the gushing Kali river, thick
Forest, Narayan Ashram full of wild flowers and rare variation
of fruits and number of water falls.
At the very foot of Mt. Kailash is Gauri
Kund, whose water reflect the mountain itself. The local folk,
called Bhotias, have much to say about there land. The villege
Kutti, is named after Kunti, the mother of Pandavas. The great
saga vyas lived here for a long time and wrote many books.
The bhotias have preserved their heritage assiduously and
are always ready to show glimpses ot it through their dance
and music.
In this very exciting trekking region, one
not only walks along a large portion of the Kailas - Mansarovar
route, but also gets to know and understand the social and
cultural life of the people living in the Chaudans, Byans
and Darma valleys. The journey begins and ends at Tawaghat,
the confluence of the river Kali and Dhauli in district Pithoragarh.
In the region of 12,000-14,000 feet, with cold winds blowing
in the daytime and in the evening. This is a hazardous trek
at high altitudes, on mountainous terrain with occasional
bad weather. Do not ignore these instructions or take them
lightly, as the consequences could be serious. Clothing should
be light, wind proof, water repellant and capable of providing
enough warmth. It is recommended that each trekkers carry
the following items:
Cloths & Equipements
1. Wind-proof jacket with parka 1 no.
2. Sweaters 2 full sleeves 1 half sleeve
3. Balaclava (Monkey cap) 1 no.
4. Woollen and leather gloves 1 pair each
5. Woollen/cotton long inner 2 pairs
6. Woollen socks 4 pairs
7. Jeans/ loosers 3 nos.
8. Shorts 2 nos.
9. Shirts 6 nos.
10. Sun glasses (good quality), with chain 1 no. for hanging
around neck Hunter/Marching/Trekking shoes 2 pairs (Carry
extra shoe laces- normal shoes
will be useless for Trekking)
11. Peaked cap or broad brimmed straw hat 1 no. (for protection
against the sun) Water bottle (large) 1 no.
12. Torch light (carry two sets of extra cells and one bulb)
1 no.
13. Raincoat (large size) 1 no.
14. Belt pouch for camera/money/ medicines/documents 1 no.
15. Large Plastic sheet for water proofing your luggage 1
no.
16. Plate/Mug/Spoon 1 set
17. Toilet paper
18. Sun screen lotion (for protection from sunburn) 1 no.
19. Candles, Match box/lighter
20. Multipurpose knife 1 no.
21. Rubber slippers 1 no.
22. Sleeping Bag
23. Good Ruksack
24. Medicine e.g:
• Head ache
• Stomach pain
• Altitude sickness
• Cold n cough
• Antibiotics
• Fever
• Vomiting
• Pain relief cream
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GENERAL
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Tourist
is advised is not to carry any precious items
while in tour. |
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Tourist
can enroll his/her names for the tours by paying
initial advance. The balance amount must reach
Delhi Office at least 5 days before scheduled
departure of the tour without waiting for reminder
from our side. If the full amount is not paid
in the time the company reserves the right to
cancel the bookings with consequent loss of deposit
and apply the cancellation charges. |
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Tourist
travel at their own risk. Neither the tour operator
nor their representative or staff accept any liability
or responsibility for an kind of risk, theft,
delay, damages, loss, injury, accident, death
etc. during their tour howsoever it might have
caused. |
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The
operator has also right to cancel at any time
any or all the tours announced without assigning
any reason whatsoever. In such case the operator's
responsibility will be only to refund the amount
by such passengers, without any compensation whatsoever. |
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The
hotels are subject to change without prior notice. |
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The
seats in the bus are allotted on "first comr
first serverd basis" at the time of booking
of the tour. |
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If
there is any loss or damage by any passengers
to the property of the hotel, bus, tour, operator
or any other concerned parties or person during
the tour then such passengers have to compensate
the concerned parties or person for the same immediately. |
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During
sightseeing we will take the bus /car up to the
point it is allowed or can be taken. There offer
if any vehicle or other arrangements are to be
made then the expenses should be paid by the passengers
only. |
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Timings
mentioned in the itinerary for the bus/car tour
are only estimated time for the sake of knowledge.
There are always chances of delay in arrival at
the destination due to various reasons. |
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Refunds,
if any, will be given after a periods of ten days
from the date of claim. Refunds will be paid only
by cheque and only against receipts. |
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Due
to unavoidable circumstanmces, if there is aloes
in the stay of hotel or sightseeing or missed
then no refund will be granted to the passengers
in this respect. |
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If
any passengers decide to break their journey after
commencement of the tour, they can do so, but
no refund for the balance periods of the tour
will be granted to them and their all onwards
journey arrangements will be the sole responsibility
of such passengers only. |
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All
disputes /legal claims subject to Delhi Jurisdiction
only. |
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CANCELLATION
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20
Days or More days before departure of Tour
10% on Full amount |
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10
days before departure tour 25% on full amount. |
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06
days before departure of tour 40% on full
amount. |
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Within
04 days before departure of tour :No Refund. |
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