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Airport/train station transfers and trek pickup by SUV, included
“arrival and departure transfers from the airport/train station”
Airport/train station departure transfers and trek drop by SUV, included
“arrival and departure transfers from the airport/train station”
One itinerary, with its price and fine print.
They don't publish a batch size.
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| Day | Route | Trek | Drive | Altitude | Night |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D1 | Delhi → RishikeshTrain to Haridwar, then road transfer to Rishikesh. | — | 24 km | — | Hotel |
| D2 | Rishikesh → JoshimathDrive via Devprayag; overnight at hotel. | — | 245 km | — | Hotel |
| D3 | Joshimath → GhangariaDrive to Govindghat, then trek to Ghangaria. | 14 km | 22 km | — | Hotel |
| D4 | Ghangaria → Valley of FlowersRound-trip trek; overnight back at Ghangaria. | 10 km | — | 3,858 m | Hotel |
| D5 | Ghangaria → Hemkund SahibSteep trek to the gurudwara and lake. | 12 km | — | 4,329 m | Hotel |
| D6 | Ghangaria → RudraprayagDescend to Govindghat, then drive onward. | — | 130 km | — | Hotel |
| D7 | Rudraprayag → DelhiDrive to Haridwar, then train to Delhi. | — | — | — | — |
Same trek, different fine print — worth two minutes.
One bag per person, up to 14 kg
“one bag per person, not exceeding 14 kg”
easy to moderate
“Grade Easy to Moderate”
3-star hotels on double/twin sharing basis, included
“3-star category hotels on a double / twin - sharing basis”
3-star hotels on double/twin sharing basis, included
“3-star category hotels on a double / twin - sharing basis”
toilet tent
“toilet tent”
dome/alpine tents, sleeping mats, camping stools, chairs, tables, kitchen tent, dining tent
“dome / alpine tents along with sleeping mats”
their site, checked 20 Jul 2026
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