Kalindi Khal Trek
| Trek |
Kalindi Khal Trek |
| Price |
On Request |
| Duration |
20 days |
| Grade |
Technical - Strenuous. |
| Max.
Altitude |
Altitude 5947 mts,
Kalindi Khal Pass. |
| Permits |
Permits from the
Govt. of India are necessary and will be arranged by us. |
Trek Highlights
 This
is for the most adventurous trekkers who have a fundamental knowledge
of the mountains and trekking. The trek is over the Kalindi Khal (pass)
at the awesome altitude of 5947 mts. This trail connects the two holy
shrines of Gangotri and Badrinath and passes through the remotest
parts of the Garhwal Himalayas.
Route Chart
New Dehi - Rishikesh - Uttarkashi - Gangotri - Bhojbasa - Nandanvan
- Vasuki Tal - Surayala Bamak - Seta Bamak - Kalindikhal Base - Kalindi
Khal - Rest camp - Gastoli - Mana - Badrinath - Joshimath - Rishikesh
- Delhi
Day by day Itinerary
DAY 01: Arrive Delhi
Arrive Delhi. Meeting and assistance on arrival and transfer to hotel.
Overnight at the hotel.
DAY 02: Delhi-Rishikesh (6-7 hrs)
Travel from Delhi to Rishikesh by luxury coach or train. Sightseeing
tour of Rishikesh. Witness Aarti ceremony of the Ghats of Ganga
in the evening.
Overnight at the hotel.
DAY 03: Rishikesh-Uttarkashi (8 hrs)
Drive to Uttarkashi along the Ganges River. Overnight at Dak
Bungalow or tents.
DAY 04: Uttarkashi-Gangotri (7-8 hrs)
Drive to Gangotri (3050 mts) along the Bhagirathi River. Overnight
in tents.
DAY 05: Gangotri-Bhojbasa (6-7 hrs)
Walk along a gradual, well laid, pony trail to Bhojbasa (3792
mts). First great views of the Bhagirathi Massif and Shivling Mountain.
2kms beyond Bhojbasa is the camp site.
Overnight in tents.
DAY 06: Bhojbasa-Nandanvan (5-6 hrs)
Hard walking up to Gaumukh and then traverse the glacier to
get to the beautiful meadows of Nandanvan(4340 mts).
Overnight in tents.
DAY 07: Nandanvan-Vasukital (6-7 hrs)
Walk along a pleasant meadow with views of Mts Meru and Brighupanth
including many others. Pass a deep gorge and reach Vasuki Tal (lake).
Camp on the north west ridge of Vasuki Parvat (4950 mts).
Overnight in tents.
DAY 08: Vasuki Tal-Surayala Bamak
Traverse the slopes of Vasuki Parvat (mountain) and pass the
Sundar Valley to get a sudden view of Mt Satopanth. Trek over an
easy glacier and a steep rocky slope to get to our next camp at
5200 mts.
Overnight in tents.
DAY 09: RESERVE/REST DAY
Extra day to rest or for bad weather.
DAY 10: Suryala Bamak-Seta Bamak
Steep and tough trek across Suryala Glacier. Trek to the lateral
moraine of the Kalindi Glacier and camp below Avalanche Peak.
Overnight in tents.
DAY 11: Seta Bamak-Kalindikhal Base
Set off along the Kalindi Glacier carefully avoiding the open
crevasses. After sometime we approach a steep crevasses slope which
leads to the Kalindi Khal (pass). Camp at the base of Kalindi Khal.
(5400 mts).
Overnight in tents.
DAY 12: Kalindi Khal
Climb a steep crevassed slope leading to the Kalindi Khal and
descend close to Avalanche Peak. The route is crevasses and all
care has to be taken.
Overnight in tents.
DAY 13: RESERVE / REST DAY
For bad weather.
DAY 14: Rest camp-Gastoli (9-10 hrs)
Pass Arva Tal (lake) and trek to the end of the Arva Valley
where the Arwa river meets the Saraswati River. Reach Ghastoli Village
and camp.
Overnight in tents.
DAY
15: Ghastoli-Mana Village (4-5 hrs)
Trek down a good pony trail and reach Mana Village. The river
Saraswati is said to go underground here and reemerge at Allahabad
to meet the Ganges and Yamuna Rivers.
Overnight in tents.
DAY 16: Mana-Badrinath
Trek to Badrinath and visit the holy shrine. Last night in Camp.
Overnight in tents.
DAY 17:Badrinath-Joshimath
Drive to Joshimath Town. Overnight in hotel.
DAY 18: Joshimath-Rishikesh
Drive to Rishikesh and spend the night at our Rafting camp.
DAY 19: Rishikesh-Delhi (250 kms, 6-7 hrs)
Drive back to Delhi. Transfer to hotel.
Overnight at the hotel.
DAY 20: Depart Delhi
Depart Delhi for onward destination.
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