1. Is the Kedarkantha trek suitable for foreigners and beginners?

Yes, the Kedarkantha trek is ideal for both beginners and foreign travellers. The trail is moderately challenging, with gradual altitude gain, making it perfect for first-time trekkers in the Indian Himalayas. Our custom itinerary includes acclimatization time, trained English-speaking guides, and personalized services to ensure your comfort.

What is the best time to do the Kedarkantha trek?

The best time for the Kedarkantha trek is: December to March for snow-covered trails and winter camping April to June for clear skies, green meadows, and comfortable weather September to November for autumn colors and fewer crowds Each season offers a unique experience, and we customise treks based on your preference.

How do I book the Kedarkantha trek from abroad?

You can book the trek via our online form or by contacting us directly via email/WhatsApp. We assist with:Travel planning and local transfersPacking guidesVisa and safety tips for foreignersPre-trek briefings over video call (on request)

Can the Kedarkantha trek be customised for private groups or solo travellers?

Absolutely. The trek is fully customisable for private groups, couples, families, or solo foreign travellers. We can adjust the pace, accommodation, food preferences, and add extra days in Mussoorie, Har Ki Dun, or Rishikesh.

Kedarkantha Adventure :Trek with Nearby Hidden Trails in Uttarakhand

The Kedarkantha Trek is one of India’s most scenic and beginner-friendly Himalayan adventures, ideal for international travellers seeking both natural beauty and local cultural immersion.

🔁 Customisation Options

Add 1-night stay at Mussoorie or Dehradun for city sightseeing
Extend with Har Ki Dun trek (if fit and interested)
Offer luxury tent upgrades or eco-lodge stays
Add wellness sessions: forest bathing, meditation, or physiotherapy

❗ Things to Note for Foreigners

Passport copy & travel insurance required
Acclimatization support (oximeter monitoring, slower pace)
Special menu available: low-spice, vegan, continental
Local SIM & Wi-Fi access on request in Sankri
Emergency evacuation backup arranged if needed (extra)

💰 Cost Estimate

Price Range (Per Person):
INR 28,000 – 35,000 / USD 335 – 415
(Depending on group size, travel preferences, and customisations)

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Kedarkantha Trek (with local tribes & culture)

This 7-day trip is curated for foreigners’ comfort, focusing on:
Acclimatization, gentle pacing
Clean, hygienic accommodations (homestays + alpine tents)
Local guides fluent in English & trained in mountain safety
Nutritious, customisable meals
Cultural immersion and flexible add-ons

Trek Base: Sankri, Uttarakhand
Max Altitude: 12,500 ft (3,800 m)
Best Time: December – April (Snow Trek), May–June / Sept–Nov (Clear trails)

Trip Highlights

English-speaking local guides with mountain safety training
Gradual acclimatization for foreign travellers
Customizable food preferences (veg/non-veg, vegan, gluten-free)
Private or small group trek options Cultural immersion:
Traditional wooden houses, Himalayan cuisine

Day 01 :

Day 1: Arrival in Dehradun – Drive to Sankri (190 km / 8–9 hrs)

Pickup from Dehradun Airport or Hotel
Scenic drive through Mussoorie, Purola, and Mori
Arrive at Sankri (6,400 ft), check-in at local homestay/lodge
Evening: Acclimatization walk, local tea tasting, bonfire dinner

Overnight: Sankri
Meals: Lunch en route, Dinner

Day 02 :

Day 2: Rest + Offbeat Exploration Near Sankri (Half-Day Excursion)

Late morning: Explore offbeat nearby locations, like:
Juda Ka Talab Waterfall (non-trek route)
Taluka heritage village walk
Hidden forest meadows & streams
Optional yoga/stretching session in the meadow
Evening: Local Garhwali cultural experience + storytelling
Overnight: Sankri
Meals: B, L, D
Customisation Options: Replace with a full-day cultural hike, forest photography, or light adventure activity

Day 03 :

Day 3: Trek Begins – Sankri to Juda Ka Talab (4 km / 4–5 hrs)

Trail through dense pine forest, scenic mountain views
Rest and acclimatize at Juda Ka Talab (9,000 ft)
Warm-up/stretching session + introduction to high-altitude safety

Overnight: Camp at Juda Ka Talab
Meals: B, L, D
Facilities: Double-layered tents, sleeping bags, warm meals

Day 04 :

Day 4: Juda Ka Talab to Kedarkantha Base Camp (2,800 m / 4 km / 3–4 hrs)

Gradual ascend through oak forests and open meadows
Reach base camp with views of Swargarohini and Bandarpoonch peaks
Free evening to relax and acclimatize

Overnight: Kedarkantha Base Camp
Meals: B, L, D

Day 05 :

Day 5: Summit Day – Kedarkantha Peak (12,500 ft) and Return to Hargaon Camp

Early start for sunrise summit (4–5 hrs)
Panoramic views of Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kinner Kailash ranges
Descend to Hargaon Camp (3 hrs)

Overnight: Hargaon
Meals: B, L, D

Day 06 :

Day 6: Hargaon to Sankri (6 km / 3 hrs) – Leisure Evening

Leisurely descend through pine forests
Return to Sankri, check-in to guesthouse
Hot shower, rest, and optional massage
Group dinner / feedback session / optional souvenir shopping

Overnight: Sankri
Meals: B, L, D

Day 07 :

Day 7: Drive Back to Dehradun – Trip Ends

Early breakfast
Drop to Dehradun airport/hotel/railway station by evening

Meals: Breakfast, packed snacks for journey