
Their own words, with the page and the date we found them on. We check that they published it — not that it happened.
₹350 per bag per day
“Rs-350/- per bag per day”
One itinerary, with its price and fine print.
They don't publish a batch size.
Some details weren't fully stated on their pages — verify the fine print.
| Day | Route | Trek | Drive | Altitude | Night |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D1 | Dehradun → Sankri7-8 hour drive; hotel check-in. | — | — | 2,000 m | Hotel |
| D2 | Sankri → Shepherd CampTrek via Saur village and Juda-ka-Talab. | — | — | 2,900 m | Camp |
| D3 | Shepherd Camp → Base Camp KedarkanthaTrek through pine and oak forest. | — | — | 3,400 m | Camp |
| D4 | Base Camp Kedarkantha → Shepherd CampSummit day, then descend to camp. | — | — | 3,800 m | Camp |
| D5 | Shepherd Camp → DehradunShort trek to Sankri, then drive back. | — | — | — | Travel |
Listed with 28% off from ₹10,240.
Same trek, different fine print — worth two minutes.
Oxygen cylinders available with leader and staff
“plenty of oxygen cylinders with the trek leader”
High-altitude medical kit carried by leaders
“high-altitude medical kit”
Trek leaders have mountaineering qualifications
“trek leaders with mountaineering qualifications”
Move to lower camps if needed; airlifts in severe cases
“airlifts are arranged in acute cases”
Dehradun Railway Station → Sankri by vehicle, included in fee
“pick you up from the Dehradun Railway Station”
Luggage room available during the trek
“there's a luggage room for storage”
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“children aged 8 and above”
their site, checked 22 Jul 2026
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