
Their own words, with the page and the date we found them on. We check that they published it — not that it happened.
basic first-aid kit
“basic first-aid kit”
certified and experienced trek leaders
“Certified and experienced trek leaders”
Each itinerary has its own price and fine print — switch between them.
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 | Sankri Villagenight stay in Sankri | — | — | — | Guesthouse |
| D2 | Sankri → Juda Ka Talabtrek to Juda Ka Talab | 4 km | — | — | Camp |
| D3 | Juda Ka Talab → Kedarkantha Base Camptrek to base camp | 4 km | — | — | Camp |
| D4 | Base Camp → Hargaonsummit day; descend to Hargaon | 12 km | — | — | Camp |
| D5 | Hargaon → Sankri Villagereturn to Sankri village | 4 km | — | — | — |
summary on the page also says ₹6,000
Same trek, different fine print — worth two minutes.
rescue and medical costs are paid by trekker
“expenses related to rescue, evacuation, or medical assistance”
Dehradun → Sankri transfer included
“transfer to Sankri is included”
beginner-friendly
“ideal for first-time Himalayan trekkers”
Sankri stay included
“stay at Sankri”
crampons and gaiters
“Crampons and gaiters for snow trekking”
12,500
“12,500 ft”
their site, checked 22 Jul 2026
No reviews for this organizer yet. Trekked with them? Yours sets the tone.
A review rates five things
Every one of them is something a brochure can't tell you.
Five taps and a few honest lines — about two minutes.