
Their own words, with the page and the date we found them on. We check that they published it — not that it happened.
1000
“Trek Transportation Fee ₹1000”
500
“Trek Backpack Fee ₹500 Per Day”
Each itinerary has its own price and fine print — switch between them.
| Day | Route | Trek | Drive | Altitude | Night |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D1 | Dehradun → SankriDrive to Sankri and stay overnight. | — | 187 km | 1,920 m | Guesthouse |
| D2 | Sankri → Juda Ka TalabTrek through forest to the lake. | 4 km | — | 2,774 m | Camp |
| D3 | Juda Ka Talab → Kedarkantha Base CampClimb through forests to base camp. | 4 km | — | 3,429 m | Camp |
| D4 | Kedarkantha Base Camp → HargaonSummit push, then descend to Hargaon. | 8 km | — | 3,810 m | Camp |
| D5 | Hargaon → SankriDescend back to Sankri village. | 4 km | — | 2,713 m | Travel |
| D6 | Sankri → DehradunDrive back to Dehradun. | — | 187 km | — | Travel |
FAQ also lists ₹8,000 with transport. +5 % GST applies.
Same trek, different fine print — worth two minutes.
400
“INR 400 per bag per day”
5
“GST Fee 5%”
oxygen cylinders available as backups
“Even campsites have large oxygen cylinders as backups”
extensive medical kit
“our team will be equipped with an extensive medical kit”
trek leader trained in CPR and first aid
“Certified trek leaders trained in CPR & first aid”
evacuation to the nearest road is arranged at your cost
“return to the nearest trek base or to a motor able road”
their site, checked 22 Jul 2026
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