KEDARKANTHA PEAK

TREK
Pick Up and Drop Duration Level Height Price
Sankri 5D/4N Easy 12,500 ft INR 9,500/-

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Detailed itinerary 1
Fixed departures 2
Things to carry 3
What’s included 4
What’s not included 5
Terms and conditions 6
Contact details 7
 Detailed itinerary 1

Day 1: Arrival in Sankri

Arrive in Sankri, which is the starting point of the trek. The distance from Dehradun to Sankri is
about 200 kms and it takes about 8 hours of drive. Government bus service is available in the
morning around 6 am. Cab services are frequent and readily available from Dehradun on share
basis also. Sankri is a beautiful village in the Uttarkashi district. The entire trek route is very scenic
and mesmerizing, with especially the last part in which we pass through Govind life sanctuary.

Day 2: Sankri to
Juda Ka Taal
Start early after breakfast for
the next campsite Juda Ka Taal
from Sankri.  The trek distance
is just 5 Kms and is easy all the
way till Juda Ka Taal campsite.
Spot woodpecker on the way
as they are pretty common in
the region. Encounter a larger
green meadow on the way,
which is generally used as
lunch point for the trekkers.
Swargarohini peak can be seen
from here. The trek is easy with
full of amazing views. Overnight
stay at Juda Ka Taal.
Day 3: Juda ka Taal to Kedarkantha Base Camp
The trek from Juda Ka Taal campsite shine bright as the moon, and we will clearly
to Kedarkantha base camp is short but starts see Kedarkantha from the campsite. Sleep early
early to suit against the snow conditions. It takes to get ready for the early summit push for the
around 2-3 hours to reach Kedarkantha base peak. 
camp. At night, the snow-clad mountain peaks

Day 4: Kedarkantha Base Camp – Kedarkantha–

Hargaon
Start the day early with a wake up call at 2:30 AM for the summit push. The trek is strenuous as it
gets steep at few points. The trek commences at 4 AM with head torches at a slow moving pace
towards the summit. We will leave our bags at Kedarkantha base camp only and while descending
we will collect them and go to Hargaon. The summit offers some of the most spectacular views of
Yamunotri and Gangotri Ranges. At summit we will spend some time and return back to Hargaon
campsite.
Day 5: Hargaon –Sankri
The last day of the trek is easy with snow slopes to descend. It usually takes around  3 hours to
descend from Hargaon to Sankri. Participants can go to Dehradun today. Cabs are frequent for
Dehradun

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Dec 2019 Starts on Ends on

Batch 1 14 18
Batch 2 15 19
Batch 3 16 20
Batch 4 17 21
Batch 5 18 22
Batch 6 19 23
Batch 7 20 24
Batch 8 21 25
Batch 9 22 26
Batch 10 23 27
Batch 11 24 28
Batch 12 25 29
Batch 13 26 30
Batch 14 27 31
Batch 15 28 01
Batch 16 29 02
Batch 17 30 03
Batch 18 31 04
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Batch 19 01 05
Batch 20 02 06
Batch 21 03 07
Batch 22 04 08
Batch 23 05 09

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Note
• Size per batch is 30 participants.
 Things to carry 3

1. Trekking shoes: 9. Socks (2-3 pairs) and a pair of

Carry trekking shoes good grip and ankle sup- woollen socks:
port. Apart from two sports socks, you can take a
pair of woollen socks for the night.
2. Three layers of
warm clothes: 10. Headlamp/LED torch:
Carry two or three-layer jackets, fleece jackets Its Mandatory to carry a headlamp or torch.
and a padded jacket.
11. Raincoat/Ponchos: Day-pack
3. Two/Three trek pants: (20-30 litres):
Carry light cotton trek pants. At high altitudes, snowfall and rain are quite
common and it’s mandatory to carry a poncho
4. Two/Three t-shirts (collared/dry-fit): so that one doesn’t get wet. The trek will
Full sleeved t-shirts that prevent sun burns on continue as planned even during rainfall.
the neck and arms. Carry one or two dry-fit
t-shirts.  12. Lunch box and water bottle:
Every participant should have their personal
5. Thermals: lunch box and good water bottle.
Carry thermals (top and bottom). 
13. Mandatory Documents:
6. Sunglasses:  • Original and photocopy of government photo
Sunglasses are mandatory.  identity card- (Aadhar card)
• Medical Certificate (signed by a registered
MBBS doctor)
7. Woollen Cap:
• NOC form (by trekker)
It will be cold, so carry proper woollen cap.

8. Water proof hand gloves:

Carry water proof gloves and avoid
woollen gloves as they will get wet if you
touch snow.

Note
• Do not carry sports shoes. 
• Denim/jeans and shorts are not suitable for trekking.
 What’s included 4

1. Accommodation : sides of the shoes while micro spikes will help

On triple sharing basis. Stay is separate for in giving extra traction on slippery patches of
Male and Female. snow

2. Cloak room :  7. Trekking equipment : 

Space to keep extra luggage.  High quality tents and sleeping bags in all
the camps. Sleeping bags can withstand
temperatures as low as -10 ºC.
3. Meals : 
Breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner is included.
We provide simple, nutritious Veg/Jain food on 8. Safety equipment and Emergency: 
all days of the trek. For Non-veg, participants First aid kit, oxygen cylinders, oximeter etc. will
need to pay INR 800/- extra. be with guide/trek leader and at camp site as
well to deal with emergencies. 
4. Rucksack :
A 60 litre bag with rain cover is provided for 9. Expert trek Leaders :
using in trekking. You can deposit your extra All our trek leaders are at least qualified in
luggage with your bags at our camp site. basic / advanced mountaineering and first aid
course.
5. Camping charges :
All trekking permits and forest camping 10. Expert Trek support team : 
charges are included. The mountain staff on this trek consists of
certified guides, cooks, helpers and porters.
6. Gaiters and Microspikes: 
Gaiters help against snow entering from the 12. GST 5%.

What’s not included 5

1. Cost of Emergency

2. Any personal expense.

3. Website payment charges applicable via Paypal i.e; 3 % of the booking fee.
Members can however skip that via NEFT/IMPS/GooglePay.
 Terms and conditions 6
1. Payment not be some trained personnel. Doctors do
One can pay to us via Google-pay, Account not go along with a team. ‘Kailashrath Treks’
deposit (NEFT/IMPS/Cash), Debit card or leaders are trained to administer first aid
credit card. and know how to deal with issues related to
We take 50percent advance at time of booking the mountains. Registering for this trek is an
and rest 50% should be deposited 15 days understanding that you are aware of related
before the event. difficulties on a high-altitude trek 

2. Cancellation Policy 6. Safety

The cancellation charges are as under Our camp leaders will conduct routine health
Cancellation before 15 days to the start of the checks at all camps to measure oxygen
trek — Rs 2,000 saturation, bp. Camp leader reserves the right
Cancellation less than 15 days to the start of to exclude any trekker from climbing higher
the trek — no refund on the trek without refund if the trekker’s
vital readings are below accepted norms for
Rescheduling/Postpone/trek change is that altitude. These norms are available with
possible till next 6 months, but need to inform our camp leaders. Your trek leader will also
15 days before the trek date. be carrying medical kit which includes basic
first aid and high-altitude sickness medicines
If a trek is called off at the last moment due to and will also be carrying a oxygen cylinder
a natural calamity/unforeseen circumstances throughout the trek.
(like rains, earthquake, landslides, strike, bandh
etc) no amount will be refunded.According 7. Route change/postponement/delay/
to the situation will be providing some completing the trek earlier
alternatives Under some extraordinary circumstance,
your trek may end a day earlier or start a day
later due to inclement weather, snow and ice
3. Accommodation
conditions, political restrictions or any other
 Stay on all days will be in tents. Tent will be
cause. In the event of a change, postponement
allotted separately to males and females and
or delay, participants have no right to refund of
will accommodate 3 people. High altitude
the trek or other compensation for any injury,
sleeping bags that can withstand temperatures
loss or damage.
as low as -10 degrees.

4. Toilets 8. Non-liability
‘Kailashrath Treks’ is not responsible for any
2-4 toilet tents will be pitched at every camp
loss/damage of your gears/equipment or other
site depending upon group size. Do not
belongings on the trek.
carry sanitary napkins or wet wipes since these
are not biodegradable. If you do happen to use
wet wipes to clean up after a trek, make sure 9. Drinking and smoking
you bring them back with you. Smoking and drinking are strictly
prohibited. Buying drugs or any illegal material
is strictly prohibited, the participant will be
5. Emergency during trek
detained and handed over to the government
In case of any emergency Kailashrath will take
authority.
necessary measures for your return to the base
camp. A staff will accompany you. He may
 Contact details 7

KAILASHRATH
TREKS
Mr. Vaibhav Mr. Abhinav
Mobile +91 78071 66769 +91 98051 55151

Mr. Pushkar
+91 77570 08998

E-mail [email protected]

Website www.kailashrath.com

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