Brahmatal Trek
₹10,000 (Flat 25% Off)
₹ 7,500
(Lohajung to Lohajung)
Service Tax @ 5% (GST)
EMI starts at .+ FTG (100% Refundable*): ₹ 3,000
+ Single Tent Occupancy: ₹ 2,000
+ Backpack Offloading: ₹ 1,500
Inclusion:
Trekking Equipment
Accommodation
Meals
All Permits
Expert Trek Leader & Guide
Batch Availability
District: Chamoli
Duration: 6 Days
Difficulty Level: Easy - Moderate
Highest Altitude: 3,734 m / 12,250 ft.
Trekking Distance: 22 Kilometers
Trek Temperature: Summer (April–June): Daytime: 8°C to 15°C, Night: 0°C to 7°C, Winter (Dec–Jan): Daytime: -2°C to 5°C, Night: -12°C to -5°C
Brahmatal Trek – The Hidden Gem of Uttarakhand
According to Hindu mythology, Brahmatal Lake is believed to be the sacred spot where Lord Brahma meditated for years. Nestled deep within the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, this trek combines mythological significance with breathtaking natural beauty.
The Brahmatal Trek is a journey through enchanting oak and rhododendron forests, vast alpine meadows (bugyals), serene high-altitude lakes, and ridge walks that open up to panoramic views of snow-clad Himalayan peaks.
What makes Brahmatal special is that it remains one of the few Himalayan treks accessible in peak winter (January–February). Unlike many trails that close due to heavy snowfall, Brahmatal offers a thrilling snow experience, making it a classic winter trek.
From the summit, trekkers are rewarded with a front-row view of Mt. Trishul and Nanda Ghunti, a spectacular bird’s-eye view of the legendary Roopkund Lake, and endless opportunities to capture the grandeur of 7,000-meter-high snow-laden peaks.
Best Time to Visit:
- Winter (Dec–Mar): Thick snow blankets the trail, making it a wonderland for trekkers and even skiers. Expect snow trekking from mid-December onwards.
- Summer (Apr–Jun): Clear skies, lush meadows, and pleasant weather—perfect for nature lovers and photographers.
Whether you’re seeking snow adventures in winter or lush landscapes in summer, Brahmatal offers an unmatched Himalayan experience all year round.
Trek Itinerary
🔆 Highlights:
- Scenic Mountain Drive: Travel through winding Himalayan roads with breathtaking views of valleys and rivers.
- Sacred Confluences: Pass by Devprayag, Rudraprayag, and Karnaprayag, three of the Panch Prayags (holy river confluences) on the Alaknanda River.
- Local Villages: Experience the charm of remote Garhwal villages and terraced fields along the route.
- Base Village: Arrive at Lohajung (7,600 ft), the starting point for treks like Brahmatal and Roopkund.
- Travel Support: Trekkaro arranges shared transport from Jumping Heights, Tapovan, Rishikesh, for a hassle-free journey at an additional cost
- 🛣️ Distance: 260 km | ⏱️ Duration: 10–11 hours | 🗻 Altitude Gain: ⬆️ ~1,956 m (~6,419 ft)
Tip 💡: Begin your journey early in the morning (around 6:30 AM) from Rishikesh to reach Lohajung by evening without delays.
The drive from Rishikesh to Lohajung is an enchanting hill journey through winding mountain roads, lush forests, and picturesque valleys. The route passes via Devprayag, Srinagar, Rudraprayag, Gauchar, Karnaprayag, Tharali, and Dewal, offering stunning Himalayan views throughout.
Take a refreshing halt at Devprayag, where the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers merge to form the holy Ganga—a perfect spot to capture memories with your camera.
By evening, you’ll arrive at Lohajung, the base camp for the Brahmatal Trek. Accommodation will be provided in a guest house or homestay on a sharing basis.
🛍️ Local Tip: Lohajung has a few small shops for basic trekking essentials, but it’s best to carry everything you need beforehand instead of relying on local availability.
🍲 Meals: Dinner included
🛏️ Stay: Guest House / Homestay (on a triple or quad sharing basis)
🔆 Highlights:
- Scenic forest trail through oak, fir, cedar, and conifer
- Startling views of Nanda Ghunti Peak
- Spotting the Kali Valley with the confluence of Kali & Pindari rivers
- Beautiful alpine lake — Bekaltal (shimmering in summer, frozen in winter)
- First campsite experience in the Himalayas
- 🥾 Trek Distance: 5 km · ⏱️ Trek Duration: 4–5 hours · 🗻 Altitude Gain: ⬆️ ~637 m (2,089 ft)
The first day of trekking begins with an early morning start from Lohajung. After breakfast, follow the well-laid ascending stone trail just outside the village. As you gain height, the trail offers occasional glimpses of the majestic Nanda Ghunti Peak.
Most of today’s walk is inside dense forests of conifer, cedar, oak, and fir, creating a calm and refreshing atmosphere. On the way, you’ll spot the Kali Valley, marked by the meeting point of the Kali and Pindari rivers.
By afternoon, you’ll reach Bekaltal, a charming alpine lake tucked inside thick oak forests. In summer, the lake gleams peacefully, while in winter, it transforms into a frozen wonder, and the trail takes on a quiet, snow-laden charm.
Overnight stay will be in tents near Bekaltal, surrounded by the forest and the clear night sky.
🏕 Stay: Tent (3 trekkers per tent)
🍲 Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks, Dinner
🔆 Highlights:
- Trek to the mythical Brahmatal Lake, linked with Lord Brahma
- Dense forest trail of oak and rhododendron
- Stunning meadow of Telandi Top, turning into a snowfield in winter
- Gradual descent with Himalayan vistas all around
- Overnight camping beside the enchanting alpine lake
- 🥾 Trek Distance: 7 km · ⏱️ Trek Duration: 5–6 hours · 🗻 Altitude Gain: ⬆️ ~229 m (751 ft)
Today’s trek takes you to the sacred Brahmatal Lake, believed to be the place where Lord Brahma meditated many years ago.
The trail begins with a steep ascent through oak and rhododendron forests, gradually leading to the wide meadow of Telandi Top. In winter, Telandi transforms into a vast snowfield, offering trekkers an exhilarating experience as they cross the sparkling white expanse.
From Telandi Top, the trail descends gradually, revealing spectacular views of the Himalayan ranges, including snow-clad ridges and distant towering peaks. By afternoon, you’ll reach Brahmatal (also called Khabekhal Lake), a tranquil alpine lake nestled amid snowy slopes. In winter, the lake often remains frozen, reflecting the mystical aura of the Himalayas.
Your stay tonight will be in tents beside Brahmatal Lake, under the silence of snow and starlight.
🏕 Stay: Tent (3 trekkers per tent)
🍲 Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
🔆 Highlights:
- Challenging 2.5-hour steep climb to Brahmatal Top
- Exciting trail via Chota Jhandidar & Bada Jhandidar
- Ridge walk with valleys on both sides
- Spectacular 180° Himalayan panorama — Trishul, Nanda Ghunti, Chaukhamba, Neelkanth & more
- Peaceful overnight stay at Daldum campsite
- 🥾 Trek Distance: 7 km · ⏱️ Trek Duration: 6–7 hours · 🗻 Altitude Gain: ⬆️ ~537 m (1,760 ft) up to Brahmatal Top, then descent ~869 m (2,850 ft) to Daldum
Today is the most visually stunning day of the entire Brahmatal trek. After breakfast, you’ll begin a 2.5-hour steep climb to the top of Brahmatal. The trail ascends continuously, taking you through narrow and thrilling sections such as Chota Jhandidar and Bada Jhandidar.
This stretch follows a mountain ridge with valleys on both sides, offering unmatched adventure and sweeping Himalayan panoramas. On reaching Brahmatal Top, you’ll be rewarded with a spectacular 180° view of the snow-covered Himalayan ranges. Peaks such as Mt. Trishul, Nanda Ghunti, Chaukhamba, Neelkanth, Mana, Nilgiri, Maiktoli, and Mandi dominate the horizon.
After enjoying the summit views, you’ll descend gradually through oak and rhododendron forests to reach Daldum Camp, where tents will be set up for the night.
🏕 Stay: Tent (3 trekkers per tent)
🍲 Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
🔆 Highlights:
- Final descent through thick oak & rhododendron forests
- A short and pleasant 2–3 hour walk back to civilization
- Return to the warm hospitality of Lohajung village
- A moment to reflect on the memorable Brahmatal trek experience
- 🥾 Trek Distance: 3 km · ⏱️ Trek Duration: 2–3 hours · 🗻 Altitude Loss: ⬇️ ~534 m (1,750 ft)
Today marks the final descent of the Brahmatal trek. After breakfast, begin your journey back from Daldum to Lohajung. The trail is mostly a steep descent through dense forests of oak and rhododendron, offering a serene walk amidst nature one last time.
The trek takes around 2–3 hours, bringing you back to Lohajung, the quaint mountain village where your journey had started. Here, you can rest and reminisce about the unforgettable experiences, breathtaking views, and challenges of the trek.
🍲 Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
🛏️ Stay: Guest House / Homestay (on a triple or quad sharing basis)
🔆 Highlights:
- Picturesque drive along winding mountain roads
- Scenic views of Alaknanda & Bhagirathi confluence at Devprayag
- Passing through cultural towns like Srinagar, Rudraprayag & Karnaprayag
- End of trek journey at the spiritual city of Rishikesh
- Shared taxis arranged from Lohajung to Rishikesh at an additional cost
- 🚗 Drive Distance: 260 km · ⏱️ Duration: 10–11 hours · 🗻 Altitude Loss: ⬇️ ~1,976 m (6,485 ft)
The drive from Lohajung to Rishikesh takes you through scenic valleys, riverbanks, and charming mountain towns. The route retraces the hill drive via Dewal, Tharali, Karnaprayag, Gauchar, Rudraprayag, Srinagar, and Devprayag. A short halt at Devprayag is recommended to witness the sacred confluence of the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda rivers, where they merge to form the holy Ganga (Ganges).
Arrive in Rishikesh by evening, marking the end of your Brahmatal Trek adventure. From here, you can continue your onward journey.
Jolly Grant Airport is located approximately 17 kilometers from Rishikesh and serves as the nearest airport. Daily flights are operating between Delhi and Dehradun, making it a convenient option for travelers.
Traveling by train is a comfortable and convenient way to reach Rishikesh from Delhi. Here are two recommended overnight options:
• Yoga Express (19031)
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Departure: 05:05 hrs from Delhi
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Arrival: 12:30 hrs at Rishikesh
Best suited for those who prefer to start early in the morning and reach by noon.
• Kalinga Utkal Express (18477)
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Departure: 13:23 hrs from Delhi
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Arrival: 21:50 hrs at Rishikesh
Ideal for travelers who want an afternoon departure and evening arrival.
Tip: Since train availability to Rishikesh is limited, booking in advance is highly recommended.
There is regular bus service available from Delhi (ISBT Kashmere Gate) to Rishikesh.
We strongly recommend choosing only government-operated buses from inside the ISBT Kashmere Gate for safety and reliability.
Tip: Avoid private buses that operate from outside the ISBT premises, as they are generally unreliable and not recommended.
Most buses will drop you at Rishikesh Bus Stand. From there, you’ll need to reach Jumping Heights, Tapovan, Rishikesh using one of the following:
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Ola/Uber Cab
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Auto Rickshaw
- Shared Three-Wheeler
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Backpack (40–60 Litres) with Rain Cover
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Trekking Shoes (included in FTG – Free Trekking Gear)
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Trekking Pole (included in FTG)
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LED Torch or Headlamp with spare batteries
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Two 1-Litre Water Bottles (or 1 hydration bladder + 1 bottle)
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Basic Medication Kit (plus any personal/prescribed medicines)
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Trekking Jacket (included in FTG – Free Trekking Gear)
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3 Warm Layers (5 for winter treks) — e.g., fleece, light woolen, or down jackets
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2 Trek Pants — one to wear, one to carry (avoid jeans)
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2 Collared T-Shirts — quick-dry material preferred
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Thermal Innerwear — both upper and lower body (essential for cold nights)
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Sunglasses – UV-protected to prevent snow blindness
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Sunscreen Lotion (SPF 50 or 70) – for sun protection at high altitudes
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Lip Balm (SPF 30) – to prevent chapped lips
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Sun Cap – wide-brimmed or neck-covering preferred
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Synthetic Hand Gloves – lightweight and quick-dry
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2 Pairs of Socks – woolen for night, sports for trek
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Raincoat or Poncho – essential for unexpected showers
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Daypack (20 Litres) – Required if you choose to offload your main backpack
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Toiletries – Toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap, quick-dry towel, etc.
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Lunch Box – Reusable, for carrying packed lunches on the trail
- Plastic Covers – To separate wet or dirty clothes from dry ones inside your backpack
Make sure you carry the following documents:
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Government Photo Identity Card (original and photocopy) – Passport, Aadhaar Card, Driving License, or Voter ID
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Life Insurance or Travel Insurance
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Medical Certificate (signed by a registered doctor)
These documents are mandatory for registration and safety purposes.
A1. Brahmatal is accessible throughout the year except during the monsoon months of July and August. For trekkers who enjoy snow-covered landscapes, the winter months from December to April offer abundant snowfall and a more adventurous experience.
A2. The difficulty of the Brahmatal trek ranges from easy to moderate, depending on the snow conditions. In normal weather, it is generally a straightforward and enjoyable walk suitable for most trekkers.
A3. A moderate level of fitness is recommended to fully enjoy the Brahmatal trek. While the trek is manageable for most, being physically prepared ensures a more comfortable and rewarding experience.
A4. During the first two days, temperatures are relatively mild as there is little to no snow. As you reach higher altitudes, snow appears, and daytime weather is generally clear and sunny. Nights can be quite cold, so layering is essential. Temperatures throughout the trek typically range from 10°C during the day to as low as -8°C at night.
A5. On average, trekkers cover 4–5 kilometers per day, taking around 5–6 hours to complete. The trek is relatively easy, so daily walking is manageable for most participants.
A6. Each trek is led by a professional trek leader certified in basic and advanced mountaineering and trained in first aid. You will also be accompanied by a local guide, chef, assistant, porter, and other support staff to ensure a safe and comfortable experience.
A7. Standard treks accommodate up to 24 participants per batch, including both men and women. A minimum of 6 participants is required for a fixed departure. For private treks, group size can be customized according to your preference.
A8. Absolutely. The safety of all female participants is a top priority. We maintain a friendly and supportive environment throughout the trek. Our guides and support staff are carefully selected, trustworthy, and reliable. However, we still recommend keeping your personal belongings secure.
A9. No. Female trekkers share tents only with other female participants. Similarly, male trekkers share tents with other males, ensuring comfort and privacy for everyone.
A10. We provide four-person tents, but only three trekkers share a tent to ensure comfort, privacy, and space for backpacks.
A11. After booking, Trekkaro provides a comprehensive essentials checklist, covering clothing, footwear, gear like backpacks and trekking poles, and personal items such as toiletries, medicines, and ID proof.
A12. Yes, porter or mule services are available if requested at least 15 days in advance. Trekkers should still carry a small daypack for water, snacks, and personal items.
A13. No need to buy or rent gear. Trekkaro provides Free Trekking Gear (FTG), including Decathlon Quechua Trek 100 shoes, SH100 jacket (-10°C), trekking pole, gaiters, and microspikes at no extra cost.
A14. We serve simple, nutritious vegetarian meals along with eggs, ensuring trekkers are energized and well-nourished throughout the journey.
A15. Himalayan water is naturally pure, but at camps we boil or treat it with chlorine tablets. Trekkers should refill bottles only at sources approved by the trek leader.
A16. We arrange reliable vehicles such as Bolero, Mahindra Max, Tempo Traveller, or equivalent for pick-ups, drop-offs, and transfers along the trek route.
A17. No, but all trek leaders are trained in Wilderness First Aid and carry a full first-aid kit. Trekkers should ensure they are physically and medically fit before joining.
A18. Yes. Even with our first-aid kit, trekkers should carry personal medications, including prescriptions, remedies for common ailments, and any altitude-specific medicines advised by a doctor.
A19. Children 8 years and older can join, accompanied by adults. Maximum age depends on the trekker’s fitness, stamina, and ability to handle high-altitude trekking.
A20. Select your trek, fill out the booking form, and complete the payment once a Trekkaro executive confirms your registration. All booking details, including itinerary and gear checklist, will be emailed to you.
A21. Minor adjustments are possible, but the trek’s completion date must remain as scheduled. Your trek leader will suggest the best alternate plan if unforeseen circumstances arise.
A22. Yes, Trekkaro offers fully customizable private treks. You can choose any trek, travel at your own pace, and form a group of any size. Pricing depends on group size, location, duration, and trek type.
A23. No, wait for a booking confirmation from a Trekkaro executive. Once received, complete your registration by making the payment and booking your trip simultaneously.
1. Free Trekking Gear (FTG) – A Budget-Saving Game Changer!
Trekkaro’s Free Trekking Gear (FTG) initiative lets you save 100% on gear purchases and rentals — ideal for budget-conscious trekkers!
Get access to premium-quality gear, including:
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Quechua Trek 100 Shoes (worth Rs. 6,999)
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Quechua SH100 Jacket (-10°C) (worth Rs. 3,299)
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Trekking Pole and more – all at no extra cost!
2. Comfortable Accommodation
- Day 1 to Day 5: Full-service camping with large mess tents, tables, and 3-person tents during the trek.
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Lohajung Stay: Guesthouse, camp, or homestay on triple/quad sharing basis.
3. Nutritious Meals
- All meals included from Day 1 dinner to Day 5 Dinner
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Freshly prepared, simple vegetarian food
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Tea, coffee, soups, and snacks are served regularly during the trek
4. Camping & Permit Charges
- All necessary trekking permits and forest camping fees included
5. Certified Trek Leaders & Guides
- Experienced Trek Leaders supported by local certified mountain guides
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Ensuring both safety and local expertise
6. Premium Trekking Equipment Provided
- All technical equipment required during the trek is included:
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High-quality tents, sleeping bags
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Ice axes, micro spikes, gaiters, ropes, and more
7. Safety First – Emergency Support at Every Camp
- First-aid kit, medical support, and oxygen cylinders
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Stretchers are available at each campsite for emergency evacuation
1. Food During Transit
- Meals during travel to and from the base camp (Lohajung) are not included. You’ll need to arrange your food while in transit.
2. Transport – Basecamp Transfers
- Shared taxis from Rishikesh to Lohajung and back are omitted. It can be arranged at an additional cost of Rs. 6,500 per vehicle (one-way, 6-seater), payable directly to the driver.
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Hassle-free, pre-arranged transportation for all trekkers
3. Backpack Offloading Charges
If you choose not to carry your backpack:
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Rs. 1,500 + 5% GST for the full trek
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Max weight: 9 kg
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No suitcases, trolleys, or duffel bags allowed
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Charges may be higher for last-minute offloading requests made at Lohajung
4. Single Tent Occupancy
Prefer your tent or traveling as a couple?
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Rs. 2,000 + 5% GST per tent for the entire trek
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Ideal for solo trekkers seeking privacy or couples sharing a tent
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Spacious enough for 1 or 2 people to stay comfortably
5. Anything Not Mentioned Under Inclusions
- If it’s not specifically listed under the “What’s Included” section, it’s not part of the package. Please plan accordingly and ask in advance if you’re unsure.
Cancellation requests are not accepted over the phone.
At Trekkaro, we understand that cancelling a trek can be disappointing. That’s why we’ve designed a flexible and trekker-friendly cancellation policy to reduce inconvenience and support your travel planning.
How to Cancel Your Trek
To initiate a cancellation:
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The request must be submitted in writing via email by the person who booked the trek.
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E-mail your cancellation request along with your tax invoice copy to info@trekkaro.com.
Cancellation Charges
| Cancellation Timeline | Refund Policy |
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| 30 days or more before trek start date | 70% refund (30% cancellation charge) |
| 15 to 29 days before trek start date | 50% refund (50% cancellation charge) |
| Within 14 days before trek start date or no-show | No refund, but you may: • Transfer your booking to someone else (same trek & batch) • Or apply for a TrekCash Voucher (100% value, 1-year validity) at least 14 days before trek start date |
Cancellation of Voucher-Based Bookings
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If you used a voucher to register and cancel your trek, the standard cancellation policy applies.
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Any remaining balance after cancellation will be credited back to your Trekkaro account.
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No refund or extension will be provided if your voucher has already expired.
- If a voucher is set to expire on a Sunday (or any holiday), it must be redeemed before that day; otherwise, it will be considered expired.
Additional Terms
- Trek batch changes are subject to seat availability.
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Trek transfers must meet Trekkaro’s eligibility criteria (fitness, age, documentation, etc.).
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Trekkaro reserves the right to modify or cancel this policy without prior notice.
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Once a trek has started, no refunds or vouchers will be issued for unused services or early departures.
Early Exit or Removal from Trek
You may be sent back from the trek due to:
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Health concerns: altitude sickness, BP issues, poor fitness
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Rule violations: smoking, drinking, unsafe behavior
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Voluntary exit due to personal reasons
In such cases, no refunds or vouchers will be provided, and any additional expenses will be your responsibility.
If Trekkaro Cancels Your Trek
In the rare event of trek cancellation due to:
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Natural disasters (heavy snow, floods, storms, landslides, earthquakes)
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Unforeseen circumstances (curfews, riots, lockdowns, government orders, etc.)
Trekkaro will issue a full TrekCash Voucher (valid for 1 year), which can be used on any future trek. If you select a more expensive trek, the price difference must be paid.
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Voucher issuance time: Within 10 working days
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Delivery: Sent via email
Note: If you transfer this voucher to someone else, they must meet Trekkaro’s mandatory requirements.
Refund Processing Timeline
- All applicable refunds will be processed within 10 working days after cancellation approval.
At Trekkaro, we redefine the trekking experience with our Free Trekking Gear (FTG) initiative — a game-changer in the adventure travel industry. We equip our trekkers with top-tier trekking gear at zero additional cost, including premium Decathlon products like:
• Shoes (worth Rs. 6,999)
• Insulated Jackets (-10° C) (worth Rs. 3,299)
• Trekking Poles (worth Rs. 1,299)
This ensures every adventurer, whether first-time or experienced, can enjoy the mountains without the financial burden of buying expensive gear. It's trekking made accessible, safe, and seamless.
1. Gear Built for the Mountains
Our high-performance tents and sleeping bags are engineered for extreme alpine conditions.
• Sleeping Bags: Designed to endure temperatures as low as -5°C to -20°C
• Tents: Provide additional insulation and wind protection for a warm, secure rest each night
We are always prepared for unpredictable mountain weather — and encourage trekkers to share any safety concerns with our team for quick support.
2. Health Monitoring: Daily Oxygen & Pulse Checks
Your well-being is our priority. For high-altitude treks, we conduct daily oxygen saturation and pulse monitoring (as needed) before and during the trek.
This proactive step helps us:
• Detect early signs of altitude sickness
• Make informed decisions for your safety
• Ensure every trekker remains fit and comfortable throughout the journey
3. Emergency Support & Medical Backup
- Oxygen Cylinders & Medical Kit:
Altitude affects everyone differently. Our guides are equipped with portable oxygen cylinders and essential first-aid medicines for immediate use in case of altitude-related symptoms.
Tip for trekkers: Stay physically prepared — activities like running, cycling, and swimming greatly improve endurance at high altitudes.
- Stretchers at Every Campsite:
In case of emergencies or injuries, stretchers are available at all campsites, ensuring a safe and swift evacuation to base camp for further care.
- Radio Communication Across Camps:
Cell networks can be unreliable in the mountains. To bridge the gap, our camps and guides stay connected via a dedicated radio communication system, ensuring quick response in cases of bad weather, missing items, or medical needs.
4. Technical Support on Snowy Slopes
For treks involving snow-covered or technically challenging terrain, our trained technical team is deployed to assist. They ensure:
• Proper route safety
• Emergency handling
• Support in difficult sections like icy slopes or narrow ridgelines
With Trekkaro, you’re always in safe and experienced hands — so you can focus on what truly matters: the adventure of a lifetime.
What to Expect When You Trek with TREKKARO
When you choose an adventure with TREKKARO, you’re signing up for more than just a trek — you're joining a journey crafted with passion, precision, and care. From the moment you reach out to us, to the moment your boots hit the trail (and even after you return), we’re committed to exceeding your expectations at every step.
There's no greater reward for us than hearing: “That was another trip of a lifetime with Trekkaro.”
What You Can Expect from Us
- Safety First — Always
Your well-being is our highest priority. Our team is trained to manage high-altitude and wilderness conditions with professionalism, calm, and skill. The trust we’ve earned from our trekkers is rooted in this unwavering focus on safety — so you can focus on the journey, not the risks.
- Personalized Service & Unmatched Attention to Detail
Where others may compromise, we never do. Beyond safety, our second-most important promise is attention to the little things. Whether it’s perfectly timed meals, well-planned acclimatization, or last-minute gear support — we sweat the small stuff so you don’t have to.
- Incredible Guides — The Heart of Our Treks
ur guides are more than just leaders — they’re motivators, chefs, first responders, and sometimes magicians. With deep knowledge of the terrain and genuine care for your experience, they ensure that every day on the trail is both safe and memorable.
- Thoughtfully Designed Itineraries
Crafting the perfect trek isn’t easy — but we’ve mastered the art. Each Trekkaro itinerary is refined to strike the ideal balance between activity, rest, flexibility, and discovery. We handpick our stay locations for comfort and character, ensuring a unique experience each night.
- Real Value for Your Adventure
We don’t just sell treks — we deliver value. Our packages are thoughtfully priced to offer the best possible experience without unnecessary frills. For those seeking to maximize time, budget, and experience, Trekkaro is your perfect partner in adventure.
What We Expect from You
Trekking with Trekkaro is a shared experience — and you play a vital role in making it amazing, not just for yourself, but for your entire group.
- A Positive, Open Attitude
This is not a vacation — it's a transformational journey. Embrace it with a spirit of curiosity, resilience, and flexibility. Whether it’s a cold night, a steep climb, or a sudden change in weather — your attitude defines your adventure.
- Physical Readiness
You don’t need to be an athlete, but a basic level of fitness will enhance your trek. We’re here to help you choose the right trek and get prepared, physically and mentally. A little prep goes a long way toward making your trek enjoyable and safe.
- Respect for Your Guide
Our trek leaders are trained professionals and safety experts. Trust their decisions — they’re made with the group’s well-being in mind. Whether it's a change in route, pace, or a safety call, your cooperation ensures everyone stays safe and gets the most out of the experience.
At Trekkaro, adventure begins with trust, continues with passion, and ends with lifelong memories. We’re ready — and we’re excited to have you on the trail with us.
Brief Description
Region: UttarakhandDistrict: Chamoli
Duration: 6 Days
Difficulty Level: Easy - Moderate
Highest Altitude: 3,734 m / 12,250 ft.
Trekking Distance: 22 Kilometers
Temperature: Summer (April–June): Daytime: 8°C to 15°C, Night: 0°C to 7°C, Winter (Dec–Jan): Daytime: -2°C to 5°C, Night: -12°C to -5°C
Brahmatal Trek – The Hidden Gem of Uttarakhand
According to Hindu mythology, Brahmatal Lake is believed to be the sacred spot where Lord Brahma meditated for years. Nestled deep within the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, this trek combines mythological significance with breathtaking natural beauty.
The Brahmatal Trek is a journey through enchanting oak and rhododendron forests, vast alpine meadows (bugyals), serene high-altitude lakes, and ridge walks that open up to panoramic views of snow-clad Himalayan peaks.
What makes Brahmatal special is that it remains one of the few Himalayan treks accessible in peak winter (January–February). Unlike many trails that close due to heavy snowfall, Brahmatal offers a thrilling snow experience, making it a classic winter trek.
From the summit, trekkers are rewarded with a front-row view of Mt. Trishul and Nanda Ghunti, a spectacular bird’s-eye view of the legendary Roopkund Lake, and endless opportunities to capture the grandeur of 7,000-meter-high snow-laden peaks.
Best Time to Visit:
- Winter (Dec–Mar): Thick snow blankets the trail, making it a wonderland for trekkers and even skiers. Expect snow trekking from mid-December onwards.
- Summer (Apr–Jun): Clear skies, lush meadows, and pleasant weather—perfect for nature lovers and photographers.
Whether you’re seeking snow adventures in winter or lush landscapes in summer, Brahmatal offers an unmatched Himalayan experience all year round.
Trek Itinerary
🔆 Highlights:
- Scenic Mountain Drive: Travel through winding Himalayan roads with breathtaking views of valleys and rivers.
- Sacred Confluences: Pass by Devprayag, Rudraprayag, and Karnaprayag, three of the Panch Prayags (holy river confluences) on the Alaknanda River.
- Local Villages: Experience the charm of remote Garhwal villages and terraced fields along the route.
- Base Village: Arrive at Lohajung (7,600 ft), the starting point for treks like Brahmatal and Roopkund.
- Travel Support: Trekkaro arranges shared transport from Jumping Heights, Tapovan, Rishikesh, for a hassle-free journey at an additional cost
- 🛣️ Distance: 260 km | ⏱️ Duration: 10–11 hours | 🗻 Altitude Gain: ⬆️ ~1,956 m (~6,419 ft)
Tip 💡: Begin your journey early in the morning (around 6:30 AM) from Rishikesh to reach Lohajung by evening without delays.
The drive from Rishikesh to Lohajung is an enchanting hill journey through winding mountain roads, lush forests, and picturesque valleys. The route passes via Devprayag, Srinagar, Rudraprayag, Gauchar, Karnaprayag, Tharali, and Dewal, offering stunning Himalayan views throughout.
Take a refreshing halt at Devprayag, where the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers merge to form the holy Ganga—a perfect spot to capture memories with your camera.
By evening, you’ll arrive at Lohajung, the base camp for the Brahmatal Trek. Accommodation will be provided in a guest house or homestay on a sharing basis.
🛍️ Local Tip: Lohajung has a few small shops for basic trekking essentials, but it’s best to carry everything you need beforehand instead of relying on local availability.
🍲 Meals: Dinner included
🛏️ Stay: Guest House / Homestay (on a triple or quad sharing basis)
🔆 Highlights:
- Scenic forest trail through oak, fir, cedar, and conifer
- Startling views of Nanda Ghunti Peak
- Spotting the Kali Valley with the confluence of Kali & Pindari rivers
- Beautiful alpine lake — Bekaltal (shimmering in summer, frozen in winter)
- First campsite experience in the Himalayas
- 🥾 Trek Distance: 5 km · ⏱️ Trek Duration: 4–5 hours · 🗻 Altitude Gain: ⬆️ ~637 m (2,089 ft)
The first day of trekking begins with an early morning start from Lohajung. After breakfast, follow the well-laid ascending stone trail just outside the village. As you gain height, the trail offers occasional glimpses of the majestic Nanda Ghunti Peak.
Most of today’s walk is inside dense forests of conifer, cedar, oak, and fir, creating a calm and refreshing atmosphere. On the way, you’ll spot the Kali Valley, marked by the meeting point of the Kali and Pindari rivers.
By afternoon, you’ll reach Bekaltal, a charming alpine lake tucked inside thick oak forests. In summer, the lake gleams peacefully, while in winter, it transforms into a frozen wonder, and the trail takes on a quiet, snow-laden charm.
Overnight stay will be in tents near Bekaltal, surrounded by the forest and the clear night sky.
🏕 Stay: Tent (3 trekkers per tent)
🍲 Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks, Dinner
🔆 Highlights:
- Trek to the mythical Brahmatal Lake, linked with Lord Brahma
- Dense forest trail of oak and rhododendron
- Stunning meadow of Telandi Top, turning into a snowfield in winter
- Gradual descent with Himalayan vistas all around
- Overnight camping beside the enchanting alpine lake
- 🥾 Trek Distance: 7 km · ⏱️ Trek Duration: 5–6 hours · 🗻 Altitude Gain: ⬆️ ~229 m (751 ft)
Today’s trek takes you to the sacred Brahmatal Lake, believed to be the place where Lord Brahma meditated many years ago.
The trail begins with a steep ascent through oak and rhododendron forests, gradually leading to the wide meadow of Telandi Top. In winter, Telandi transforms into a vast snowfield, offering trekkers an exhilarating experience as they cross the sparkling white expanse.
From Telandi Top, the trail descends gradually, revealing spectacular views of the Himalayan ranges, including snow-clad ridges and distant towering peaks. By afternoon, you’ll reach Brahmatal (also called Khabekhal Lake), a tranquil alpine lake nestled amid snowy slopes. In winter, the lake often remains frozen, reflecting the mystical aura of the Himalayas.
Your stay tonight will be in tents beside Brahmatal Lake, under the silence of snow and starlight.
🏕 Stay: Tent (3 trekkers per tent)
🍲 Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
🔆 Highlights:
- Challenging 2.5-hour steep climb to Brahmatal Top
- Exciting trail via Chota Jhandidar & Bada Jhandidar
- Ridge walk with valleys on both sides
- Spectacular 180° Himalayan panorama — Trishul, Nanda Ghunti, Chaukhamba, Neelkanth & more
- Peaceful overnight stay at Daldum campsite
- 🥾 Trek Distance: 7 km · ⏱️ Trek Duration: 6–7 hours · 🗻 Altitude Gain: ⬆️ ~537 m (1,760 ft) up to Brahmatal Top, then descent ~869 m (2,850 ft) to Daldum
Today is the most visually stunning day of the entire Brahmatal trek. After breakfast, you’ll begin a 2.5-hour steep climb to the top of Brahmatal. The trail ascends continuously, taking you through narrow and thrilling sections such as Chota Jhandidar and Bada Jhandidar.
This stretch follows a mountain ridge with valleys on both sides, offering unmatched adventure and sweeping Himalayan panoramas. On reaching Brahmatal Top, you’ll be rewarded with a spectacular 180° view of the snow-covered Himalayan ranges. Peaks such as Mt. Trishul, Nanda Ghunti, Chaukhamba, Neelkanth, Mana, Nilgiri, Maiktoli, and Mandi dominate the horizon.
After enjoying the summit views, you’ll descend gradually through oak and rhododendron forests to reach Daldum Camp, where tents will be set up for the night.
🏕 Stay: Tent (3 trekkers per tent)
🍲 Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
🔆 Highlights:
- Final descent through thick oak & rhododendron forests
- A short and pleasant 2–3 hour walk back to civilization
- Return to the warm hospitality of Lohajung village
- A moment to reflect on the memorable Brahmatal trek experience
- 🥾 Trek Distance: 3 km · ⏱️ Trek Duration: 2–3 hours · 🗻 Altitude Loss: ⬇️ ~534 m (1,750 ft)
Today marks the final descent of the Brahmatal trek. After breakfast, begin your journey back from Daldum to Lohajung. The trail is mostly a steep descent through dense forests of oak and rhododendron, offering a serene walk amidst nature one last time.
The trek takes around 2–3 hours, bringing you back to Lohajung, the quaint mountain village where your journey had started. Here, you can rest and reminisce about the unforgettable experiences, breathtaking views, and challenges of the trek.
🍲 Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
🛏️ Stay: Guest House / Homestay (on a triple or quad sharing basis)
🔆 Highlights:
- Picturesque drive along winding mountain roads
- Scenic views of Alaknanda & Bhagirathi confluence at Devprayag
- Passing through cultural towns like Srinagar, Rudraprayag & Karnaprayag
- End of trek journey at the spiritual city of Rishikesh
- Shared taxis arranged from Lohajung to Rishikesh at an additional cost
- 🚗 Drive Distance: 260 km · ⏱️ Duration: 10–11 hours · 🗻 Altitude Loss: ⬇️ ~1,976 m (6,485 ft)
The drive from Lohajung to Rishikesh takes you through scenic valleys, riverbanks, and charming mountain towns. The route retraces the hill drive via Dewal, Tharali, Karnaprayag, Gauchar, Rudraprayag, Srinagar, and Devprayag. A short halt at Devprayag is recommended to witness the sacred confluence of the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda rivers, where they merge to form the holy Ganga (Ganges).
Arrive in Rishikesh by evening, marking the end of your Brahmatal Trek adventure. From here, you can continue your onward journey.
How To Reach
Jolly Grant Airport is located approximately 17 kilometers from Rishikesh and serves as the nearest airport. Daily flights are operating between Delhi and Dehradun, making it a convenient option for travelers.
Traveling by train is a comfortable and convenient way to reach Rishikesh from Delhi. Here are two recommended overnight options:
• Yoga Express (19031)
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Departure: 05:05 hrs from Delhi
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Arrival: 12:30 hrs at Rishikesh
Best suited for those who prefer to start early in the morning and reach by noon.
• Kalinga Utkal Express (18477)
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Departure: 13:23 hrs from Delhi
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Arrival: 21:50 hrs at Rishikesh
Ideal for travelers who want an afternoon departure and evening arrival.
Tip: Since train availability to Rishikesh is limited, booking in advance is highly recommended.
There is regular bus service available from Delhi (ISBT Kashmere Gate) to Rishikesh.
We strongly recommend choosing only government-operated buses from inside the ISBT Kashmere Gate for safety and reliability.
Tip: Avoid private buses that operate from outside the ISBT premises, as they are generally unreliable and not recommended.
Most buses will drop you at Rishikesh Bus Stand. From there, you’ll need to reach Jumping Heights, Tapovan, Rishikesh using one of the following:
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Ola/Uber Cab
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Auto Rickshaw
- Shared Three-Wheeler
Things To Carry
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Backpack (40–60 Litres) with Rain Cover
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Trekking Shoes (included in FTG – Free Trekking Gear)
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Trekking Pole (included in FTG)
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LED Torch or Headlamp with spare batteries
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Two 1-Litre Water Bottles (or 1 hydration bladder + 1 bottle)
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Basic Medication Kit (plus any personal/prescribed medicines)
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Trekking Jacket (included in FTG – Free Trekking Gear)
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3 Warm Layers (5 for winter treks) — e.g., fleece, light woolen, or down jackets
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2 Trek Pants — one to wear, one to carry (avoid jeans)
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2 Collared T-Shirts — quick-dry material preferred
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Thermal Innerwear — both upper and lower body (essential for cold nights)
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Sunglasses – UV-protected to prevent snow blindness
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Sunscreen Lotion (SPF 50 or 70) – for sun protection at high altitudes
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Lip Balm (SPF 30) – to prevent chapped lips
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Sun Cap – wide-brimmed or neck-covering preferred
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Synthetic Hand Gloves – lightweight and quick-dry
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2 Pairs of Socks – woolen for night, sports for trek
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Raincoat or Poncho – essential for unexpected showers
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Daypack (20 Litres) – Required if you choose to offload your main backpack
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Toiletries – Toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap, quick-dry towel, etc.
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Lunch Box – Reusable, for carrying packed lunches on the trail
- Plastic Covers – To separate wet or dirty clothes from dry ones inside your backpack
Make sure you carry the following documents:
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Government Photo Identity Card (original and photocopy) – Passport, Aadhaar Card, Driving License, or Voter ID
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Life Insurance or Travel Insurance
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Medical Certificate (signed by a registered doctor)
These documents are mandatory for registration and safety purposes.
FAQ's
A1. Brahmatal is accessible throughout the year except during the monsoon months of July and August. For trekkers who enjoy snow-covered landscapes, the winter months from December to April offer abundant snowfall and a more adventurous experience.
A2. The difficulty of the Brahmatal trek ranges from easy to moderate, depending on the snow conditions. In normal weather, it is generally a straightforward and enjoyable walk suitable for most trekkers.
A3. A moderate level of fitness is recommended to fully enjoy the Brahmatal trek. While the trek is manageable for most, being physically prepared ensures a more comfortable and rewarding experience.
A4. During the first two days, temperatures are relatively mild as there is little to no snow. As you reach higher altitudes, snow appears, and daytime weather is generally clear and sunny. Nights can be quite cold, so layering is essential. Temperatures throughout the trek typically range from 10°C during the day to as low as -8°C at night.
A5. On average, trekkers cover 4–5 kilometers per day, taking around 5–6 hours to complete. The trek is relatively easy, so daily walking is manageable for most participants.
A6. Each trek is led by a professional trek leader certified in basic and advanced mountaineering and trained in first aid. You will also be accompanied by a local guide, chef, assistant, porter, and other support staff to ensure a safe and comfortable experience.
A7. Standard treks accommodate up to 24 participants per batch, including both men and women. A minimum of 6 participants is required for a fixed departure. For private treks, group size can be customized according to your preference.
A8. Absolutely. The safety of all female participants is a top priority. We maintain a friendly and supportive environment throughout the trek. Our guides and support staff are carefully selected, trustworthy, and reliable. However, we still recommend keeping your personal belongings secure.
A9. No. Female trekkers share tents only with other female participants. Similarly, male trekkers share tents with other males, ensuring comfort and privacy for everyone.
A10. We provide four-person tents, but only three trekkers share a tent to ensure comfort, privacy, and space for backpacks.
A11. After booking, Trekkaro provides a comprehensive essentials checklist, covering clothing, footwear, gear like backpacks and trekking poles, and personal items such as toiletries, medicines, and ID proof.
A12. Yes, porter or mule services are available if requested at least 15 days in advance. Trekkers should still carry a small daypack for water, snacks, and personal items.
A13. No need to buy or rent gear. Trekkaro provides Free Trekking Gear (FTG), including Decathlon Quechua Trek 100 shoes, SH100 jacket (-10°C), trekking pole, gaiters, and microspikes at no extra cost.
A14. We serve simple, nutritious vegetarian meals along with eggs, ensuring trekkers are energized and well-nourished throughout the journey.
A15. Himalayan water is naturally pure, but at camps we boil or treat it with chlorine tablets. Trekkers should refill bottles only at sources approved by the trek leader.
A16. We arrange reliable vehicles such as Bolero, Mahindra Max, Tempo Traveller, or equivalent for pick-ups, drop-offs, and transfers along the trek route.
A17. No, but all trek leaders are trained in Wilderness First Aid and carry a full first-aid kit. Trekkers should ensure they are physically and medically fit before joining.
A18. Yes. Even with our first-aid kit, trekkers should carry personal medications, including prescriptions, remedies for common ailments, and any altitude-specific medicines advised by a doctor.
A19. Children 8 years and older can join, accompanied by adults. Maximum age depends on the trekker’s fitness, stamina, and ability to handle high-altitude trekking.
A20. Select your trek, fill out the booking form, and complete the payment once a Trekkaro executive confirms your registration. All booking details, including itinerary and gear checklist, will be emailed to you.
A21. Minor adjustments are possible, but the trek’s completion date must remain as scheduled. Your trek leader will suggest the best alternate plan if unforeseen circumstances arise.
A22. Yes, Trekkaro offers fully customizable private treks. You can choose any trek, travel at your own pace, and form a group of any size. Pricing depends on group size, location, duration, and trek type.
A23. No, wait for a booking confirmation from a Trekkaro executive. Once received, complete your registration by making the payment and booking your trip simultaneously.
Terms & Conditions
1. Free Trekking Gear (FTG) – A Budget-Saving Game Changer!
Trekkaro’s Free Trekking Gear (FTG) initiative lets you save 100% on gear purchases and rentals — ideal for budget-conscious trekkers!
Get access to premium-quality gear, including:
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Quechua Trek 100 Shoes (worth Rs. 6,999)
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Quechua SH100 Jacket (-10°C) (worth Rs. 3,299)
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Trekking Pole and more – all at no extra cost!
2. Comfortable Accommodation
- Day 1 to Day 5: Full-service camping with large mess tents, tables, and 3-person tents during the trek.
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Lohajung Stay: Guesthouse, camp, or homestay on triple/quad sharing basis.
3. Nutritious Meals
- All meals included from Day 1 dinner to Day 5 Dinner
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Freshly prepared, simple vegetarian food
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Tea, coffee, soups, and snacks are served regularly during the trek
4. Camping & Permit Charges
- All necessary trekking permits and forest camping fees included
5. Certified Trek Leaders & Guides
- Experienced Trek Leaders supported by local certified mountain guides
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Ensuring both safety and local expertise
6. Premium Trekking Equipment Provided
- All technical equipment required during the trek is included:
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High-quality tents, sleeping bags
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Ice axes, micro spikes, gaiters, ropes, and more
7. Safety First – Emergency Support at Every Camp
- First-aid kit, medical support, and oxygen cylinders
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Stretchers are available at each campsite for emergency evacuation
1. Food During Transit
- Meals during travel to and from the base camp (Lohajung) are not included. You’ll need to arrange your food while in transit.
2. Transport – Basecamp Transfers
- Shared taxis from Rishikesh to Lohajung and back are omitted. It can be arranged at an additional cost of Rs. 6,500 per vehicle (one-way, 6-seater), payable directly to the driver.
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Hassle-free, pre-arranged transportation for all trekkers
3. Backpack Offloading Charges
If you choose not to carry your backpack:
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Rs. 1,500 + 5% GST for the full trek
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Max weight: 9 kg
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No suitcases, trolleys, or duffel bags allowed
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Charges may be higher for last-minute offloading requests made at Lohajung
4. Single Tent Occupancy
Prefer your tent or traveling as a couple?
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Rs. 2,000 + 5% GST per tent for the entire trek
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Ideal for solo trekkers seeking privacy or couples sharing a tent
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Spacious enough for 1 or 2 people to stay comfortably
5. Anything Not Mentioned Under Inclusions
- If it’s not specifically listed under the “What’s Included” section, it’s not part of the package. Please plan accordingly and ask in advance if you’re unsure.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation requests are not accepted over the phone.
At Trekkaro, we understand that cancelling a trek can be disappointing. That’s why we’ve designed a flexible and trekker-friendly cancellation policy to reduce inconvenience and support your travel planning.
How to Cancel Your Trek
To initiate a cancellation:
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The request must be submitted in writing via email by the person who booked the trek.
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E-mail your cancellation request along with your tax invoice copy to info@trekkaro.com.
Cancellation Charges
| Cancellation Timeline | Refund Policy |
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| 30 days or more before trek start date | 70% refund (30% cancellation charge) |
| 15 to 29 days before trek start date | 50% refund (50% cancellation charge) |
| Within 14 days before trek start date or no-show | No refund, but you may: • Transfer your booking to someone else (same trek & batch) • Or apply for a TrekCash Voucher (100% value, 1-year validity) at least 14 days before trek start date |
Cancellation of Voucher-Based Bookings
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If you used a voucher to register and cancel your trek, the standard cancellation policy applies.
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Any remaining balance after cancellation will be credited back to your Trekkaro account.
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No refund or extension will be provided if your voucher has already expired.
- If a voucher is set to expire on a Sunday (or any holiday), it must be redeemed before that day; otherwise, it will be considered expired.
Additional Terms
- Trek batch changes are subject to seat availability.
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Trek transfers must meet Trekkaro’s eligibility criteria (fitness, age, documentation, etc.).
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Trekkaro reserves the right to modify or cancel this policy without prior notice.
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Once a trek has started, no refunds or vouchers will be issued for unused services or early departures.
Early Exit or Removal from Trek
You may be sent back from the trek due to:
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Health concerns: altitude sickness, BP issues, poor fitness
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Rule violations: smoking, drinking, unsafe behavior
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Voluntary exit due to personal reasons
In such cases, no refunds or vouchers will be provided, and any additional expenses will be your responsibility.
If Trekkaro Cancels Your Trek
In the rare event of trek cancellation due to:
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Natural disasters (heavy snow, floods, storms, landslides, earthquakes)
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Unforeseen circumstances (curfews, riots, lockdowns, government orders, etc.)
Trekkaro will issue a full TrekCash Voucher (valid for 1 year), which can be used on any future trek. If you select a more expensive trek, the price difference must be paid.
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Voucher issuance time: Within 10 working days
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Delivery: Sent via email
Note: If you transfer this voucher to someone else, they must meet Trekkaro’s mandatory requirements.
Refund Processing Timeline
- All applicable refunds will be processed within 10 working days after cancellation approval.
Expectations
What to Expect When You Trek with TREKKARO
When you choose an adventure with TREKKARO, you’re signing up for more than just a trek — you're joining a journey crafted with passion, precision, and care. From the moment you reach out to us, to the moment your boots hit the trail (and even after you return), we’re committed to exceeding your expectations at every step.
There's no greater reward for us than hearing: “That was another trip of a lifetime with Trekkaro.”
What You Can Expect from Us
- Safety First — Always
Your well-being is our highest priority. Our team is trained to manage high-altitude and wilderness conditions with professionalism, calm, and skill. The trust we’ve earned from our trekkers is rooted in this unwavering focus on safety — so you can focus on the journey, not the risks.
- Personalized Service & Unmatched Attention to Detail
Where others may compromise, we never do. Beyond safety, our second-most important promise is attention to the little things. Whether it’s perfectly timed meals, well-planned acclimatization, or last-minute gear support — we sweat the small stuff so you don’t have to.
- Incredible Guides — The Heart of Our Treks
ur guides are more than just leaders — they’re motivators, chefs, first responders, and sometimes magicians. With deep knowledge of the terrain and genuine care for your experience, they ensure that every day on the trail is both safe and memorable.
- Thoughtfully Designed Itineraries
Crafting the perfect trek isn’t easy — but we’ve mastered the art. Each Trekkaro itinerary is refined to strike the ideal balance between activity, rest, flexibility, and discovery. We handpick our stay locations for comfort and character, ensuring a unique experience each night.
- Real Value for Your Adventure
We don’t just sell treks — we deliver value. Our packages are thoughtfully priced to offer the best possible experience without unnecessary frills. For those seeking to maximize time, budget, and experience, Trekkaro is your perfect partner in adventure.
What We Expect from You
Trekking with Trekkaro is a shared experience — and you play a vital role in making it amazing, not just for yourself, but for your entire group.
- A Positive, Open Attitude
This is not a vacation — it's a transformational journey. Embrace it with a spirit of curiosity, resilience, and flexibility. Whether it’s a cold night, a steep climb, or a sudden change in weather — your attitude defines your adventure.
- Physical Readiness
You don’t need to be an athlete, but a basic level of fitness will enhance your trek. We’re here to help you choose the right trek and get prepared, physically and mentally. A little prep goes a long way toward making your trek enjoyable and safe.
- Respect for Your Guide
Our trek leaders are trained professionals and safety experts. Trust their decisions — they’re made with the group’s well-being in mind. Whether it's a change in route, pace, or a safety call, your cooperation ensures everyone stays safe and gets the most out of the experience.
At Trekkaro, adventure begins with trust, continues with passion, and ends with lifelong memories. We’re ready — and we’re excited to have you on the trail with us.
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Safety
At Trekkaro, we redefine the trekking experience with our Free Trekking Gear (FTG) initiative — a game-changer in the adventure travel industry. We equip our trekkers with top-tier trekking gear at zero additional cost, including premium Decathlon products like:
• Shoes (worth Rs. 6,999)
• Insulated Jackets (-10° C) (worth Rs. 3,299)
• Trekking Poles (worth Rs. 1,299)
This ensures every adventurer, whether first-time or experienced, can enjoy the mountains without the financial burden of buying expensive gear. It's trekking made accessible, safe, and seamless.
1. Gear Built for the Mountains
Our high-performance tents and sleeping bags are engineered for extreme alpine conditions.
• Sleeping Bags: Designed to endure temperatures as low as -5°C to -20°C
• Tents: Provide additional insulation and wind protection for a warm, secure rest each night
We are always prepared for unpredictable mountain weather — and encourage trekkers to share any safety concerns with our team for quick support.
2. Health Monitoring: Daily Oxygen & Pulse Checks
Your well-being is our priority. For high-altitude treks, we conduct daily oxygen saturation and pulse monitoring (as needed) before and during the trek.
This proactive step helps us:
• Detect early signs of altitude sickness
• Make informed decisions for your safety
• Ensure every trekker remains fit and comfortable throughout the journey
3. Emergency Support & Medical Backup
- Oxygen Cylinders & Medical Kit:
Altitude affects everyone differently. Our guides are equipped with portable oxygen cylinders and essential first-aid medicines for immediate use in case of altitude-related symptoms.
Tip for trekkers: Stay physically prepared — activities like running, cycling, and swimming greatly improve endurance at high altitudes.
- Stretchers at Every Campsite:
In case of emergencies or injuries, stretchers are available at all campsites, ensuring a safe and swift evacuation to base camp for further care.
- Radio Communication Across Camps:
Cell networks can be unreliable in the mountains. To bridge the gap, our camps and guides stay connected via a dedicated radio communication system, ensuring quick response in cases of bad weather, missing items, or medical needs.
4. Technical Support on Snowy Slopes
For treks involving snow-covered or technically challenging terrain, our trained technical team is deployed to assist. They ensure:
• Proper route safety
• Emergency handling
• Support in difficult sections like icy slopes or narrow ridgelines
With Trekkaro, you’re always in safe and experienced hands — so you can focus on what truly matters: the adventure of a lifetime.
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Short itinerary
A cab can be arranged at an additional cost from Rishikesh (Jumping Heights, Tapovan) to Lohajung at 06:30 AM. The cost is approximately Rs. 6,500/- one way per 5–6 seat vehicle, which should be shared among the trekkers.
A cab can be arranged at an additional cost from Lohajung at 06:30 AM to Rishikesh (Jumping Heights, Tapovan), with an expected arrival by 06:00 PM. The cost is approximately Rs. 6,500/- one way per 5–6 seat vehicle and should be shared among the trekkers.
ATM point and Mobile connectivity
Important Pre-Trek Information
• Last ATM – Dewal
Dewal is the last reliable ATM stop before you reach Lohajung (the basecamp). Withdraw sufficient cash here, as ATMs beyond this point are either unavailable or unreliable.
• Mobile Network – Lohajung
Lohajung is the last point where you can expect a stable mobile signal. Finish all important calls here and inform your family about limited connectivity during the trek. Beyond Lohajung, mobile networks are patchy to non-existent.
