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Hampta Pass with Chandratal Trek(4N/5D )

Our 4N/5D Hampta Pass with Chandratal Trek showcases a striking contrast between barren mountains and lush meadows filled with vibrant wildflowers. Jagged peaks, where nature paints a masterpiece, are seen everywhere in this fascinating region. Rugged earthly terrain gives way to scenic meadows, alongside a captivating mix of snow, boulders, and unpredictable trails that will leave you breathless. It’s a trek that calls travellers to explore and capture its beauty. As you begin your Hampta Pass adventure, imagine the crisp mountain air filling your lungs and the sound of wind whistling through the valleys. Imagine the thrill of crossing exciting trails and the sense of accomplishment as you reach the summit. Our itinerary takes care of all this! Explore our website to learn more about the inclusions, accommodation options, and experienced guides who will ensure an unforgettable experience.

Highlights

  • Enjoy a high-spirited trek to Hampta and challenge yourself to hike the formidable altitude.
  • Drive through the panoramic views of Manali.
  • Spend quiet time at Hampta away from routine and urban chaos.
  • Explore the unexplored sites, including small forests and streams, in Manali.
  • Enjoy nutritious meals and experience a serene retreat close to nature at the designated campsite.

    Note

    • This trip covers locations based on high altitude and not recommended for people with asthma or other breathing problems.
    • The trek is not recommended for people below the age of 18.
    • Your safety is our priority. Hence, the event may be delayed or postponed if the weather is poor or unsuitable; an alternative time slot will be suggested.
    • Please carry an ID proof and passport size photo (PAN card will not be considered a valid proof of address).
    • Kindly read all the sections in the attachment to know more about the trip.
    • Kindly pay attention during the briefing and follow all guidelines as recommended.
    • Trekking is to immerse oneself in nature, so please expect basic facilities.
    • Electricity may be available only at a few locations.
    • Package includes vegetarian meals only.
    • Vendor details will be shared post booking. Please coordinate with the vendor for reporting time and location.

Har ki Doon Trek (6N/7D)

Overview

Nestled beautifully in the Garhwal Himalayas, Har Ki Doon is undeniably one of the most popular treks, owing to the spectacular natural beauty it offers and the adventure it comes with. Also referred to as the Hanging Valley, the trek is characterized by beautiful pine trees, splendid pastures, spell-binding meadows, rich birdlife, and wonderful views of mountain ranges coupled with the irreplaceable fragrance of nature.

Highlights

  • Drive through the dense pine forests to Sankri crossing beautiful towns of Uttarakhand.
  • Enjoy the splendid view of the Swargarohini range.
  • Witness the state bird of Uttarakhand ‘Himalayan Monal’, commonly found in this region
  • Spot Leopards, Barking Deers Bores, Blue Sheep and Himalayan Langur and experience the wilderness.
  • Enjoy a thrilling and steep trek to Har ki Doon and witness snow-capped mountains, cascading waterfalls, gorgeous pastures.
  • Experience the rich birdlife in the Har Ki Doon Valley.
  • Enjoy the gorgeous sight of meadows full of alpine flowers.
  • Witness the wonderful sight of Swargarohini Range, Jaundhar Glacier and Hatu Peak.

    Note

    • This trip covers locations based on high altitude and not recommended for people with asthma or other breathing concerns.
    • The trek is not recommended to the children below the age of 12 years.
    • Keeping your safety first, if the weather is poor, the event may be delayed or postpone, and an alternative time slot will be suggested.
    • Please carry an ID proof and passport size photo.
    • Kindly read all sections in attachment to know more about the trip.
    • Kindly pay full attention to the briefing provided and follow all guidelines as recommended.
    • Trekking is to immerse oneself in nature, so please expect basic facilities.
    • Electricity may be available only at a few locations.
    • Package includes vegetarian meals only.
    • Vendor details will be shared post booking. Please co-ordinate with vendor on reporting time & location.

Kedarkantha Trek – Hiking & Trekking in the Himalayas

A Perfect Winter & Snow Trek in the Himalayas

Kedarkantha Trekking is to reach the Kedarkantha peak in the mountain of the Tons river valley. It is the most beautiful rounded peak and most sought after snow trekking destinations in India. Even in winter, a trek to Kedarkantha is possible as the trail path is through the dense forests and vast meadows. One will get soaked into the aura as we walk through the protected area of Govind national park. Our destination path is full of pictorial view nestled at the Kedarkantha height at 3810 meters above sea level covering a consolidated distance of 20 km — a delightful marvel for all trekkers with the verdant greenery, lush landscapes, myriad collection of flora, frozen ponds, to the sights of mesmerizing peaks. Himalaya Trekking hidden jewel the best winter season hike.

Kedarkantha Trek Event Basic Details

  • Location: Garhwal Himalayas, Uttarakhand.
  • Duration:5 days / 4 nights
  • Maximum Kedarkantha altitude 3800 meters / 12500 feet above sea level
  • Grade: Easy to Moderate
  • Kedarkantha Trek Package  Rs. 6000 + 5% GST. (Per person – Dehradun to Dehradun)

Panchkedar Trek & Drive

Why is Panch Kedar a Must-Do Trek?

  • The Panch Kedar Yatra takes you through five holy temples, nestled among the beautiful Himalayas. These five sacred shrines include Kedarnath, Tungnath, Rudranath, Madhyamaheshwar and Kalpeshwar.
  • Each site holds unique mythological importance, offering a spiritual journey alongside the physical adventure with beautiful views.
  • All these five shrines are dedicated to Shiva and the Trek to Panch Kedar is intertwined with tales from the Mahabharata, and believed to be built by the Pandavas.
  • Tungnath is often regarded as the highest temple among the Panch Kedar, but in terms of altitude, Kedarnath, situated at 11,700 feet, is actually the highest. However, the Tungnath trek takes you further to the Chandrashila peak, the highest point in the region. From there, you can enjoy mesmerizing panoramic views of Nanda Devi, Trishul, Chaukhamba, and many more.
  • Chandrashila and other high-altitude points along the trek provide some of the most spectacular sunrise and sunset views over the Himalayan ranges.
  • The trek takes you through dense forests and alpine meadows to cascading waterfalls and snowy peaks, during the trek you get wide panoramic views of the Garhwal Himalayas.

    Who Can Participate

    • Age Requirement:
      • Minimum 14 years
    • First-timers are welcome, though prior trekking experience is preferred. Good fitness is a must.
    • Fitness Criteria:
      • The Trekker should have sufficient stamina to cover 5 km of distance by jogging in 30 minutes without stress or 10 km of distance in 70 minutes without stress
      • If the trekker prefers cycling he/ she should be able to cycle 18 km of distance in 50 minutes.
      • Preparation Chart
      • If the trekker wants to carry a backpack then he/she should be able to carry a 10-12 kg backpack. If opt Off-load option then the trekker should be able to carry 3-5 kg backpack.
      • If a trekker’s BMI is more or less than the normal range (18-27), please consult our Trek Coordinator before booking.

Rishikesh 2N/3D

The camp has situated Rishikesh – Badrinath Highway, It is set up in a flat clearance surrounded by beautiful greenery. The Camp Resort has 21 Deluxe camps fitted with electricity, fans, mobile charging points and has attached western washrooms. It enjoys beautiful valley view of the Himalayas. Each Camp consists of the Bedroom, Washroom & Sit out Verandah. Most of our guests spend majority of the time watching the beauty of the location and absorbing the sound of the mountains.

Kuari Pass Trek

The Kuari pass means the Doorway. This trek was explored by Lord Curzon and is also knows as the Curzon trail. The pass lies at an altitude of 3876 m. The trek passes through Pristine Rhododendron, oak, and deodar forest covered in layers of snow. The Kuari Pass trek is a highly varied & scenic trek. When on this trail you find yourself walking under a perfect marquee of trees. It is a series of forests and meadows. The peaks of Kamet, Dronagiri, Trishul, Bertholi, Hathi Ghodi Parvat, Mana and Neelkanth all stand majestically. The Kuari pass trek is a great choice for beginners as well as well trained trekkers. Since the trail of the trek is not very tough the beginners have a chance to learn all about trekking and experience the Himalayas. For more seasoned trekkers, Kuari pass trek is the best way to rejuvenate. Kuari Pass trek best time is from December to March as the entire trail is covered in snow. Stay on this page for more information – Like Kuari Pass pass trek route map, itinerary, temperature chart, reviews, photos, and videos. Scroll to the end for Kuari Pass trek blogs.

Auli Tour Packages

If you are looking for the best-customized tour packages for Auli, Trip Tradition is the perfect platform for you. Our Auli tour packages include transportation, food, accommodation, local sightseeing, and adventure activities. We cover all the way from Delhi, Haridwar, Dehradun, Rishikesh, or any other city to Auli. Trip Tradition offers comprehensive and customisable Auli packages at very affordable prices. No matter where in India you’re traveling from, Trip Tradition ensures a comfortable and memorable trip to Auli.

Best Places to Visit in Auli

Auli Artificial Lake: One of the most famous tourist attractions of Auli, Auli Lake is the most beautiful place to visit. It is one of the highest artificial lakes in India. This lake was created artificially, hence its name. It freezes completely in winter, so activities like ice skating and skiing are organized on its surface.

Gursal Bugyal: Located 10 km from Auli, Gurson Bugyal is a beautiful meadow near Auli. Rich in diverse alpine flora and fauna, this bugyal promotes trekking and camping in Auli. Trekking offers panoramic views of major Himalayan peaks like Nanda Devi, Trishul and Dron Parbat. The term “Bugyal” is used to describe alpine meadows. The meadows are lush and expansive, surrounded by snow-capped peaks.

Joshimath: Joshimath, located 6 km away, is the main stopover for trips to Auli and Badrinath. It is a beautiful hill town completely covered with winter snow. Joshimath is famous for its spiritual significance as a matha, which Adi Shankaracharya founded. If you choose places to visit in Auli trip packages, include Joshimath in your trip!

Vridh Badri Temple: It is wonderful to receive the Lord’s blessings along with the beautiful Auli trip. If you also want to receive the blessings of Lord Vishnu, then definitely visit the Vridh Badri Temple. This temple is just 13 km from Auli and is one of the best places to visit in Auli. It is an ancient and revered Hindu pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Vishnu.

Chattrakund: With easy trekking, Chattrakund is one of the most beautiful yet hidden places to visit in Auli. 6 km from Auli Ski Centre, Chattrakund is a Himalayan lake surrounded by alpine trees and beautiful meadows. Set against the backdrop of forests and the majestic Himalayas, it is a popular spot for solo travellers and trekkers who are looking for peace and natural beauty.

Best time to visit Auli

The best time to visit Auli is from December to February when Auli is wholly covered with snow. Winter season is particular for visiting Auli; during this time you can participate in most of the activities and experience outdoor activities like trekking and camping. After December, the temperature of Auli drops to -5 to 1 degree Celsius, and this time makes Auli the best place for winter. Although you can visit Auli from March to June, the winter season remains the favourite for tourists.

Nandi Kund and Ghiya Vinayak Pass Trek – A Hidden Gem of the Garhwal Himalayas

For the true seekers of Himalayan wilderness and spiritual solitude, the Nandi Kund and Ghiya Vinayak Pass Trek is nothing short of an expedition into the heart of divine landscapes. This offbeat and high-altitude trek in Uttarakhand takes you from the sacred Madmaheshwar Temple to the ancient Kalpeshwar Temple, both part of the revered Panch Kedar pilgrimage circuit.

Off the radar for most trekkers, this trail offers raw Himalayan beauty, challenging terrain, and spiritual resonance—an unforgettable adventure curated for the brave-hearted by Himalayan Thrill.

🗺️ Trek Route Overview

The trek begins from Ransi Village, a short drive from Ukhimath, and initially follows the trail to Madmaheshwar, one of the five Kedars. From there, the route diverges into the high-altitude wilderness of Nandi Kund, the mythical lake believed to be the bathing spot of Lord Shiva’s divine bull, Nandi.

The trail then ascends to the awe-inspiring Ghiya Vinayak Pass (approx. 4,700m), which offers breathtaking views of some of the tallest Himalayan peaks. After traversing lush meadows like Barma and Manpai Bugyal, the route takes you through Bansi Narayan Temple and finally descends into Kalpeshwar, completing a sacred loop.

🌄 Key Highlights of the Trek

  • Panch Kedar Trail: Connects Madmaheshwar and Kalpeshwar, two of the five Kedars

  • Sacred Glacial Lake: Visit the mystical Nandi Kund at ~4,300 meters

  • High Pass Adventure: Cross Ghiya Vinayak Pass, with views of Chaukhamba, Mandani, Panpatia, Neelkanth, Parvati, and Nanda Devi

  • Rare Trail: Very few trekkers venture here — a truly offbeat Himalayan trail

  • Alpine Meadows: Cross Barma Bugyal, Manpai Bugyal, and Pandav Sera

  • Cultural Connect: Explore ancient temples like Bansi Narayan and interact with remote Himalayan communities

🧭 Detailed Trek Itinerary

Route:
Haridwar – Rishikesh – Rudraprayag – Ukhimath – Ransi – Gaundhar – Bantoli – Madmaheshwar – Kanchni Khal – Pandav Sera – Nandi Kund – Ghiya Vinayak Pass – Barma Bugiyal – Bansi Narayan – Kalpeshwar – Urgam – Chamoli – Haridwar

Package Highlights

  • Duration: 8 Days, Ransi to Urgam Village
  • Highest Altitude during the trek: 5250 mts
  • Trek Grade: tough and lengthy
  • Best Time for this expedition: May, June, September, October
  • Total Trek: 72 kms
  • Closest views of mighty Chaukhambha Peaks
  • Madmeshwar Temple, Kachni Pass, Pandevsera Meadow,
  • Nandi Kund Lake, Giya Vinayak pass and High Himalayan Valleys and Peaks.
  • Temples, Meadows, Mountain Passes, High Altitude Lakes, Stream, Jungles
  • Trek connects Kedarnath and Badrinath Valley
  • Best for high altitude trekkers

Panchachuli Base Camp Trek – The Crown Jewel of Darma Valley, Uttarakhand

ocated in the eastern Kumaon Himalayas of Pithoragarh district, the Panchachuli Peaks are a majestic group of five snow-covered summits that rise dramatically near the borders of Tibet and Nepal. Set in the stunning Darma Valley, this region is a paradise for trekkers, nature lovers, and spiritual seekers alike.

The Panchachuli Base Camp Trek is one of Uttarakhand’s most scenic and culturally rich short treks, offering a fine blend of high-altitude landscapes, Himalayan biodiversity, and remote tribal life.

🌄 Why Trek to Panchachuli Base Camp?

  • 🌸 Easy to Moderate Grade – Ideal for first-time Himalayan trekkers

  • 🏞️ Unspoiled Terrain – Alpine meadows, gushing streams, and dense forests

  • 🏔️ Close-up Views – Experience the five towering Panchachuli Peaks from the base

  • 🏕️ Authentic Culture – Trek through remote Bhotia tribal villages like Duktu and Nagling

  • 📸 Photographer’s Dream – Stunning valleys, wooden bridges, and vibrant flora & fauna

🗺️ Trek Route Overview

The trek begins from Dharchula, a small border town in Pithoragarh. After a short drive to Sobla, the trail meanders through the picturesque villages of Dar, Sela, Balling, Nagling, and Duktu before reaching the Panchachuli Glacier Base Camp.

You’ll trek along the banks of the Dhauliganga River, walking through thick forests of deodar, bhojpatra, and conifers, past ancient wooden houses, and under the constant gaze of Himalayan peaks.

🌿 Nature & Biodiversity

This trail is known for its rich biodiversity. You’ll witness:

  • Carpeted alpine meadows (bugyals)

  • Lush forests teeming with Himalayan birds

  • Streams and waterfalls flowing through deep valleys

  • A vibrant range of wildflowers and medicinal plants

The glacier region offers spellbinding views of Panchachuli I to V, each rising over 6,000 meters, wrapped in mystery and legend.

Chopta Chandrashila Trek 2N/3D

In the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand lies a trek where the rugged beauty of the mountains intertwines with the tranquil presence of the divine. This is the Chopta Chandrashila Tungnath Trek, a journey enriched with the serene experience of Deoriatal. Whether you call it a spiritual pilgrimage or an adventure through nature’s wonders, it is a harmonious blend of both. The sacred aura of the divine lingers in the mountain air, while the gentle touch of nature guides each step, creating a path that connects the heart and soul to the majestic landscape. Here, every bend in the trail unfolds not just breathtaking views, but a deeper connection to something beyond the earthly realm, a journey that offers not only stunning vistas but also stories to carry and a serenity that stays long after.

Major Attractions of Chopta, Tunganath, and Chandrashila with Deoriatal Trek

  • Sunrise from Chandrashila Summit: One of the most mesmerizing highlights of the trek is witnessing the sunrise from the Chandrashila summit. Trekkers set out in the early pre-dawn hours to reach the top just as the first light breaks over the horizon. The sky transforms into vivid shades of gold, orange, and crimson, casting a radiant glow over the surrounding mountains. This spectacular sunrise, with its serene and almost spiritual atmosphere, is a moment of pure magic and is often described as the crowning glory of the trek.
  • Tungnath Temple: The highest Shiva temple in the world, Tungnath is a major spiritual attraction on the trek. Steeped in mythology, it is one of the revered Panch Kedars and is said to have been built by the Pandavas in their quest for Lord Shiva’s forgiveness. The temple’s ancient stone structure and peaceful surroundings create an ambiance that feels timeless and sacred. The history and legends associated with Tungnath infuse the journey with a deep sense of reverence and spirituality.
  • Glory of Himalayan Peaks: The trek rewards adventurers with unparalleled views of the majestic Himalayan peaks. From the summit, trekkers can marvel at a 360-degree panorama that includes towering giants such as Nanda Devi, Trishul, Chaukhamba, Kedar Dome, and more. These snow-capped peaks stand like guardians over the Garhwal region, their imposing presence filling the horizon. The sight of these mountains bathed in the soft light of dawn or silhouetted against a clear blue sky is a visual feast that lingers long after the trek is over.
  • Deoriatal Lake: Situated amidst dense forests and offering reflections of the Chaukhamba peaks, Deoriatal is another major highlight. The serene lake, surrounded by lush greenery and overlooked by snowy summits, provides a tranquil spot for trekkers to rest and take in nature’s beauty. The clear waters of Deoriatal, with the majestic peaks mirrored on its surface, create an enchanting scene that adds to the trek’s allure.
  • Rich Flora and Fauna: The Chopta region is known for its rich biodiversity. Trekking through dense rhododendron forests, pine trees, and alpine meadows, adventurers often spot native birds such as the vibrant Himalayan Monal, the state bird of Uttarakhand. The area’s natural beauty and the chance encounters with wildlife enhance the trek’s immersive experience in nature.