Best Time to Visit:
October (mid) to April (mid), the best time for snow trekking adventures.
Difficulty Level:
Moderate; ideal for first-time trekkers with decent stamina.
Trek Duration:
4 Nights / 5 Days
Altitude:
12,500 ft (3,810 m) above sea level
Trek Route:
Dehradun → Sankri → Juda Ka Talab → Kedarkantha Base Camp → Kedarkantha Summit → Hargaon → Sankri → Dehradun
Packing Guide
👕 Clothing
2–3 quick-dry t-shirts & 2 trekking pants 1 fleece jacket + 1 padded/down jacket Thermal innerwear (top & bottom) Warm woolen socks, cap & gloves
Raincoat or poncho (for unexpected showers)
👟 Footwear
Sturdy trekking shoes with ankle support Lightweight slippers/sandals (for campsite use)
🧳 Trek Essentials
Sunglasses with UV protection
Torch or headlamp with extra batteries Trekking pole for better balance
2L water bottles / hydration pack Lip balm, sunscreen & moisturizer
🧼 Personal Care
Wet wipes, hand sanitizer & basic toiletries Toilet paper & sanitary items (as required)
💊 Medical & Snacks
Personal medicines & a small first-aid kit
Energy bars, chocolates & dry fruits for quick energy Government-issued ID proof (mandatory)
Why Choose Us
Experienced Team – Certified trek leaders and skilled local guides ensure a safe, enjoyable, and well-organized journey.
Safety First – We maintain strict safety standards, provide medical kits and oxygen cylinders, and ensure proper acclimatization.
All-Inclusive Packages – No hidden charges. From meals to accommodations, everything is taken care of so you can focus entirely on the adventure.
Comfort & Hygiene – Stay in cozy guesthouses and camps while enjoying freshly cooked, nutritious vegetarian meals.
Local Expertise – Collaborating with local communities, we offer authentic experiences while promoting sustainable tourism.
24/7 Assistance – Our dedicated support team is available throughout your journey, from pre-trip planning to trek completion.
Eco-Friendly Approach – We strictly follow a Leave No Trace policy, preserving the pristine Himalayan environment for future explorers.
Trek Prep & Safety Tips
Fitness First – Do light cardio, stretching, and basic exercises to build stamina before the trek. Stay Hydrated – Carry a reusable water bottle and keep sipping small amounts regularly.
Layer Up – Pack light but warm clothing layers to adjust to changing mountain weather. Right Footwear – Wear trekking shoes with good grip and ankle support for safety.
First Aid Ready – Carry band-aids, pain relief spray, and your personal medicines in a small kit.
Follow the Guide – Always listen to your trek leader and guides for instructions and safety protocols. Pace Yourself – Trek at a steady, comfortable pace. Avoid rushing to prevent fatigue.
Respect Nature – Carry back all your waste and follow a strict Leave No Trace approach.
Points to Note
Additional Charges – Any increase in transportation costs, local union charges, government fees, or accommodation rates beyond our control will be payable by the participant.
Itinerary Flexibility – We are not responsible for changes in the itinerary caused by landslides, roadblocks, transport cancellations, or weather conditions. Any additional expenses incurred will be borne by the participant.
Tax Revisions – Package cost is based on current tax structure. Any future revision or increase in taxes by the Government of India will be applicable to the client.
Emergency Support – Assistance will be provided in case of emergencies such as natural calamities or unforeseen events; however, the expenses arising from such situations must be covered by the participant.
Trekking & Travel Duration – All mentioned trek and travel times are approximate and may vary due to breaks, trail conditions, or weather changes.
Personal Belongings – Participants are advised not to carry expensive items. Safe storage or lockers may not be available during the trek, and we are not liable for loss or damage.
Risk and Liabilities
Natural Calamities & Unforeseen Events – Tour Club India shall not be held responsible for delays, cancellations, injuries, or mishaps caused due to natural calamities, sudden
weather changes, transport failures, strikes, theft, or government-imposed restrictions.
Additional Expenses – Any extra costs arising from such circumstances (e.g., extended
stay, alternate transport, or other arrangements) will be borne entirely by the participant.
Personal Belongings – We are not liable for the loss, theft, or damage of any personal
belongings during travel or the trek. Participants are advised to pack cautiously and avoid carrying valuables.