Basecamp
Hanuman Chatti
Duration
5 Days
Max. Altitude
12,431 ft.
Distance
20 Kms
Grade
Easy
Pickup/Drop
Dehradun
Gulabi Kantha Trek Overview
Gulabi Kantha Trek – The Untouched Pink Meadow Trek of Uttarakhand
The Gulabi Kantha Trek is a hidden gem in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarkashi district, Uttarakhand, offering a rare blend of natural beauty, serenity, and adventure. Located at an altitude of around 12,000 feet (3,658 meters), this trek is named after the unique pink glow (Gulabi) that lights up the skies and alpine meadows during sunrise and sunset.
Starting from Hanuman Chatti, the same base as the Yamunotri trek, Gulabi Kantha remains unexplored by the masses, making it a perfect destination for those who want to enjoy the Himalayas in solitude. With its pristine forests, bugyals (high-altitude meadows), and panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, Gulabi Kantha is an ideal choice for beginners, families, and nature enthusiasts.
Key Highlights of the Gulabi Kantha Trek
Altitude: 12,000 ft / 3,658 meters approx.
Total Trek Distance: Around 20 to 24 km (round trip)
Trek Duration: 4 to 6 days
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
Region: Hanuman Chatti, Uttarkashi, Garhwal Himalayas
Trek Type: Forest trails, alpine meadows, ridge walk, summit view
Temperature Range: 5°C to 15°C (day), -5°C to 5°C (night)
Best Time to Visit:
Summer (May to June) – Clear skies, green landscapes
Autumn (September to November) – Best sunset views, cool temperatures
Nearest Major City: Dehradun
Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun
Nearest Railway Station: Dehradun Railway Station
Base Camp: Hanuman Chatti, Uttarkashi
What Makes Gulabi Kantha Trek Special
Pink-Tinted Meadows at Sunrise and Sunset
Gulabi Kantha is famous for its meadows that appear pink during dawn and dusk, creating a truly magical visual experience that is rare in other Himalayan treks.
Stunning Himalayan Views
Enjoy panoramic views of Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini, Black Peak (Kala Nag), Kedarkantha, and the Yamunotri ranges. The ridge walk near the summit offers one of the most photogenic 360-degree views in the region.
Rich Forest and Floral Diversity
The trail passes through thick oak, pine, and rhododendron forests, home to a variety of birds and small mammals. In spring and summer, the meadows are covered in colorful wildflowers.
Cultural and Spiritual Significance
The trek starts from Hanuman Chatti, which is a revered location for pilgrims on the Yamunotri route and offers a blend of spirituality and adventure.
Low Crowd, High Experience
This is one of the few lesser-known treks in Uttarakhand where you can camp in silence under a sky full of stars, without the rush and noise of commercial trekking groups.
Why Choose Gulabi Kantha Trek Over Others
One of the best offbeat treks in Uttarakhand for beginners and families
Easy to moderate gradient, perfect for first-time trekkers
Close to Dehradun and accessible by road
Ideal for solo travelers, budget trekkers, and weekend explorers
Can be extended with a visit to Yamunotri Temple for a spiritual add-on
Offers great scope for camping, stargazing, and nature photography
Gulabi Kantha Trek Short Itinerary
Day 1: Dehradun to Hanuman Chatti (Drive)
Distance: ~180 km
Time: 7–8 hours
Altitude Gain: 640 m (Dehradun) → 2,400 m (Hanuman Chatti)
Route: Dehradun → Mussoorie → Nainbagh → Barkot → Syanachatti → Hanuman Chatti
Day 2: Hanuman Chatti to Seema Thatch (Trek)
Distance: ~6 km
Time: 4–5 hours
Altitude Gain: 2,400 m → 3,050 m
Route: Hanuman Chatti → Dense Forest Trail → Seema Thatch Campsite
Day 3: Seema Thatch to Gulabi Kantha Summit and Back (Trek)
Distance: ~8 km round trip
Time: 5–6 hours
Altitude Gain/Loss: 3,050 m → 3,658 m → 3,050 m
Route: Seema Thatch → Meadow Ridge → Gulabi Kantha Summit → Return to Seema Thatch
Day 4: Seema Thatch to Hanuman Chatti (Trek)
Distance (Trek): ~6 km
Time: 3–4 hours (trek)
Altitude Loss: 3,050 m → 2,400 m → 640 m
Route: Seema Thatch → Forest Descent → Hanuman Chatti
Day 5: Hanuman Chatti to Dehradun (Drive)
Distance: ~180 km
Time: 7–8 hours
Altitude Loss: 2,400 m (Hanuman Chatti) → 640 m (Dehradun)
Route: Hanuman Chatti → Syanachatti → Barkot → Nainbagh → Mussoorie → Dehradun
Gulabi Kantha Trek Detailed Itinerary
Distance: ~180 km
Time: 7–8 hours
Altitude Gain: 640 m (Dehradun) → 2,400 m (Hanuman Chatti)
Route: Dehradun → Mussoorie → Nainbagh → Barkot → Syanachatti → Hanuman Chatti
Your journey for the Gulabi Kantha Trek begins with an early morning departure from Dehradun, one of the major cities of Uttarakhand and a common pickup point for most Himalayan treks. The route takes you through picturesque hill stations and forested mountain roads, slowly transitioning from urban landscapes to pristine Himalayan terrain.
The first stretch of the drive climbs up toward Mussoorie, known as the “Queen of Hills”, offering early panoramic views of the Doon Valley. As you cross Nainbagh, the road winds into the remote and scenic Garhwal interior. Midway, you reach Barkot, a small town often used as a base for Yamunotri Yatra. Here, you can stop for lunch and quick supplies.
From Barkot, the road continues alongside the Yamuna River, climbing gradually to Syanachatti and then further to Hanuman Chatti, a peaceful village nestled at the confluence of the Hanuman Ganga and Yamuna rivers. The altitude at Hanuman Chatti is approximately 2,400 meters, making it a perfect location to begin your acclimatization.
After checking into your homestay or campsite, use the rest of the day to explore the charming Himalayan surroundings. You can take a short acclimatization walk along the river or visit local temples. This calm evening is ideal to prepare yourself mentally and physically for the days ahead on the Gulabi Kantha trekking trail.
Distance: ~6 km
Time: 4–5 hours
Altitude Gain: 2,400 m → 3,050 m
Route: Hanuman Chatti → Forest Trail → Ridge Walk → Seema Thatch Campsite
The real adventure begins today as you start your trek from Hanuman Chatti, the base camp for the Gulabi Kantha Trek. After an early breakfast, begin the uphill hike through a dense forest of oak, pine, and rhododendron. The trail is well-marked but narrow in places, slowly transitioning from village paths to thick forest cover.
The air becomes cooler and purer as you climb, with bird songs echoing through the woods and occasional glimpses of distant snow-covered peaks. The first few kilometers of the trail involve a moderate ascent, with resting spots along small clearings in the forest.
As you move higher, the forest begins to open up to rolling alpine meadows. The last stretch includes a gentle ridge walk with stunning views of the Garhwal Himalayas. After 4–5 hours of trekking, you’ll reach Seema Thatch, a scenic and flat meadow at an altitude of 3,050 meters, perfect for your first campsite.
The meadow offers panoramic views and a serene environment, ideal for camping and acclimatization. Set up your tents, relax, and enjoy a hot meal as the golden light fades into a starlit sky
Distance: ~8 km round trip
Time: 5–6 hours
Altitude Gain/Loss: 3,050 m → 3,658 m → 3,050 m
Route: Seema Thatch → Ridge Ascent → Gulabi Kantha Summit → Return to Seema Thatch
Today is the summit day and the most rewarding part of your Gulabi Kantha trekking journey. Start early, preferably before sunrise, to witness the magical transformation of the landscape under the golden-pink morning light — the very reason this trek is called “Gulabi Kantha” (Pink Meadow).
The trail from Seema Thatch gradually ascends along a wide alpine ridge. Unlike the previous day, the tree line begins to fade, and expansive views open up in all directions. The trail is moderate, with short steep patches, but manageable for trekkers with basic fitness. As you ascend higher, you’ll start seeing snow-covered Himalayan giants peeking over the horizon.
After trekking for around 3 hours, you’ll reach the Gulabi Kantha summit at approximately 3,658 meters (12,000 feet). The summit offers a breathtaking 360-degree view of some of the most majestic Himalayan peaks, including Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini, Black Peak (Kala Nag), Kedarkantha, and parts of the Yamunotri range. The pink hue in the sky reflecting over the grassy landscape during early hours is truly surreal and unforgettable.
Spend some quiet moments at the top, soak in the beauty, take pictures, and enjoy packed refreshments. After spending ample time at the summit, begin your descent back to Seema Thatch, retracing the same trail. Reach the campsite by afternoon and rest for the day with warm meals and reflections on an unforgettable Himalayan summit experience.
Distance: ~6 km
Time: 3–4 hours
Altitude Loss: 3,050 m → 2,400 m
Route: Seema Thatch → Forest Descent → Hanuman Chatti
On the final day of the Gulabi Kantha Trek, you’ll descend from Seema Thatch (3,050 m) to Hanuman Chatti (2,400 m). Begin your morning early with breakfast and enjoy your last moments in the high-altitude Himalayan meadows.
The return trail is the same as your Day 2 ascent but feels entirely different as you go downhill through the dense alpine forest, filled with oak, pine, and rhododendron trees. The trail is moderately steep in some patches, so trekking poles are helpful. The crisp mountain air, filtered through tall canopies, and the sounds of birdsong make for a peaceful descent.
After 3–4 hours of steady trekking, you’ll reach Hanuman Chatti, where your trek officially ends. This small settlement nestled in the Garhwal Himalayas marks the starting and ending point for this offbeat adventure.
Celebrate the completion of this beautiful and relatively unexplored trek, and rest or begin your onward journey from Hanuman Chatti.
Distance: ~180 km
Time: 7–8 hours
Altitude Loss: 2,400 m → 640 m
Route: Hanuman Chatti → Syanachatti → Barkot → Nainbagh → Mussoorie → Dehradun
On the final day of your Gulabi Kantha trekking journey, start your morning at Hanuman Chatti, a peaceful riverside hamlet in the Yamunotri valley. After breakfast, prepare for the return drive to Dehradun, which takes about 7 to 8 hours depending on weather and road conditions.
The scenic drive descends through the lush Garhwal hills, crossing remote Himalayan villages and pine-covered slopes. You’ll pass through Syanachatti, Barkot, and Nainbagh, with panoramic views of the Yamuna river and terraced mountain farms.
Midway, you can stop for tea or meals at small roadside dhabas. The final stretch passes through Mussoorie, the famous hill station, before descending into the Doon Valley and arriving at Dehradun (640 m) by late afternoon or evening.
This marks the completion of your offbeat and serene Gulabi Kantha Himalayan trek, one of the most beautiful yet lesser-known treks in Uttarakhand.
Gulabi Kantha Trek Package Cost Includes
Transportation
Dehradun to Sankri and return in shared private vehicle (Tempo Traveller/Bolero)
Pick-up and drop points: Dehradun Railway Station/ISBT
Accommodation
Day 1 (Sankri): Stay in homestay/guesthouse (twin/triple sharing)
Day 2 to 4 (Juda Ka Talab & Base Camp): Alpine tents (2/3 person sharing)
High-quality sleeping bags, foam mattresses, and snowproof tents provided
Meals (Veg & Nutritious)
All meals from Day 1 dinner to Day 5 breakfast
Includes: Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks, Dinner + Hot Soup
Tea/Coffee served twice daily
Simple, hygienic, and energy-rich food (dal, rice, roti, vegetables, khichdi, pasta, upma, poha)
Trekking Equipment
Waterproof alpine tents
-10°C sleeping bags
Thick foam sleeping mats
Gaiters and crampons (during snow season)
Trekking poles and headlamps (limited on request)
Experienced Trek Team
Certified Trek Leader (Wilderness First Aid trained)
Experienced local guides with terrain knowledge
Trained support staff and porter for common gear
Safety & First Aid
Oximeter, basic first-aid kit, and altitude sickness protocols
Oxygen cylinder available (emergency only)
Backup plan for emergency evacuation (extra cost if needed)
Permit & Forest Fees
Entry fee for Govind Pashu Vihar National Park
All applicable local forest permits, camping charges, and taxes
Gulabi Kantha Trek Package Cost Excludes
Travel from your home city to Dehradun and back
Meals during transit between Dehradun and Sankri (Day 1 & Day 5)
Personal trekking gear (shoes, jackets, gloves, headlamps, ponchos, etc.)
Backpack offloading/mule charges (₹300–₹500 per day)
Tips and gratuities for trek leaders, guides, and staff
Bottled water, snacks, energy bars, and personal medicines
Hot water buckets and mobile charging at Sankri (if available)
Any extra stay or hotel in Dehradun before or after the trek
Travel or trek insurance (not included in package)
Emergency evacuation, medical costs, or ambulance service
Any expenses due to natural calamities, roadblocks, or bad weather
Anything not mentioned under the “Inclusions” section
Gulabi Kantha Trek Package Cost
Barkot To Barkot
₹ 9,500/- PP
₹ 7,999/- PP
- 4 Nights Stay
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
- Forest Fees & Permit
- Trek Guide
- Safety & First Aid
Dehradun To Dehradun
₹ 11,500/- PP
₹ 9,999/- PP
- Pickup/Drop Ex- Dehradun
- 4 Nights Stay
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
- Forest Fees & Permit
- Trek Guide
- Safety & First Aid
Delhi To Delhi
₹ 13,500/- PP
₹ 11,999/- PP
- Pickup/Drop Ex- Delhi
- 4 Nights Stay
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
- Forest Fees & Permit
- Trek Guide
- Safety & First Aid
Gulabi Kantha Trek Fix Departures
November
10 Nov - 14 Nov
15 Nov - 19 Nov
22 Nov - 27 Nov
25 Nov - 29 Nov
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December
1Dec - 5 Dec
5 Dec - 9 Dec
8 Dec - 12 Dec
10 Dec - 14 Dec
15 Dec - 19 Dec
18 Dec - 22 Dec
22 Dec - 26 Dec
25 Dec - 29 Dec
26 Dec - 30 Dec
27 Dec - 31 Dec
28 Dec - 1 Jan
29 Dec - 2 Jan
30 Dec - 3 Jan
31Dec - 4 Jan
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January
2 Jan - 7 Jan
5 Jan - 12 Jan
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13 Jan - 18 Jan
15 Jan - 20 Jan
18 Jan - 23 Jan
20 Jan - 25 Jan
22 Jan - 27 Jan
24 Jan - 29 Jan
25 Jan - 30 Jan
28 Jan - 1 Feb
30 Jan - 4 Feb
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February
2 Feb - 7 Feb
5 Feb - 9 Feb
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21 Feb - 26 Feb
25 Feb - 1 Mar
28 Feb - 4 Mar
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March
3 Mar - 8 Mar
5 Mar - 10 Mar
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22 Mar - 27 Mar
26 Mar - 1 Apr
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April
1 Apr - 6 Apr
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18 Apr - 23 Apr
25 Apr - 30 Apr
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How To Reach Gulabi Kantha Trek
Step-by-Step Guide to Reach Kedarkantha Trek
1. Reach Dehradun (Uttarakhand) – The Nearest Major City
By Air:
Jolly Grant Airport (DED), Dehradun is the nearest airport.
Well-connected to Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Jaipur
From the airport, you can hire a taxi to Sankri or reach ISBT Dehradun for a shared vehicle.
By Train:
Dehradun Railway Station is connected to major Indian cities.
Popular trains: Nanda Devi Express, Mussoorie Express, Dehradun Shatabdi
Direct trains available from Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Lucknow, Varanasi, and Haridwar
By Bus/Car:
Overnight Volvo and government buses run from Delhi (Kashmere Gate ISBT) to Dehradun.
Travel time: 6–8 hours from Delhi
2. Dehradun to Sankri (Base Village)
Distance: 210 km
Travel Time: 8–10 hours
Options:
Private cabs (₹5,000–6,000 per vehicle)
Shared taxis from Dehradun Railway Station or Parade Ground (₹700–800/person)
Bus service from Mussoorie Bus Stand (early morning, limited seats)
3. Final Stretch: Sankri to Trek Starting Point
The trek starts right from Sankri village.
No further travel is needed once you reach here.
Accommodation and gear rental available in Sankri.
Summary – How to Reach Kedarkantha Trek
Route | Mode | Distance & Travel Time |
---|---|---|
Delhi to Dehradun | Train / Flight / Bus | ~250 km – 6 to 8 hours |
Dehradun to Sankri | Road (cab / bus) | 210 km – 8 to 10 hours |
Sankri to Trek Start | On foot | 0 km – Trek begins from Sankri |
Recommended Route from Major Cities
From Delhi to Kedarkantha:
Delhi → Dehradun (overnight train/bus) → Sankri (shared cab)From Mumbai to Kedarkantha:
Mumbai → Dehradun (flight/train via Delhi) → SankriFrom Bangalore to Kedarkantha:
Bangalore → Dehradun (flight via Delhi) → Sankri
Gulabi Kantha Trek Booking Policy
- Booking is confirmed only after receiving a minimum 30% advance payment
Balance amount to be paid at pickup time.
Payment Options
Online payment via UPI / Bank Transfer / Net Banking / Debit & Credit Cards
Payment receipt will be shared via email or WhatsApp for confirmation
Gulabi Kantha Trek Cancellation Policy
- 90% refund if cancelled 30+ days before trek date
- 70% refund if cancelled 15–29 days before trek
- 50% refund if cancelled 7–14 days before trek
- No refund if cancelled less than 7 days before trek or no-show
Gulabi Kantha Trek Essentials
The Gulabi Kantha Trek is a moderately difficult Himalayan trail that takes you through dense alpine forests, high-altitude meadows, and remote camping sites. To ensure a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable trekking experience, it is essential to pack the right gear and clothing. Below is a complete list of trek essentials you must carry for the Gulabi Kantha Trek in Uttarakhand.
Base Layer (thermal innerwear – top and bottom)
2–3 Full sleeve quick-dry T-shirts (avoid cotton)
2 Insulating Layers (fleece/wool sweaters or light down jacket)
1 Heavy Feather Jacket / Padded Jacket (for summit day)
2 Trek Pants (quick-dry; avoid jeans)
1 Windproof & Waterproof Jacket/Poncho
Thermal Track Pants (for nights)
Warm Innerwear & Undergarments (at least 2–3 pairs)
1 pair of high-ankle trekking shoes (snow/water-resistant)
1 pair of slippers / sandals for campsite use
Optional: Gaiters (for heavy snow)
Trekking backpack (40–50L) with rain cover
Daypack (10–15L) for summit day
Trekking pole (highly recommended)
Headlamp / torch with spare batteries
Water bottles (2 x 1L) or hydration bladder
Sunglasses (UV-protected)
Power bank
Ziplock / dry bags for organizing
Optional: Camera or GoPro
Toothbrush + toothpaste
Biodegradable soap / face wash
Lip balm (essential for cold cracks)
Cold cream / moisturizer
Sunscreen (SPF 50+)
Quick-dry towel
Toilet paper / tissues
Hand sanitizer
Menstrual hygiene products (as required)
Wet wipes (optional but useful)
Paracetamol / Ibuprofen
Diamox (only after doctor’s advice)
Band-aids / blister patches
Antiseptic cream
Crepe bandage
Personal medication
ORS / Glucose / Electrolyte powder
Original Government ID proof (Aadhar, Passport, Voter ID)
Medical fitness certificate (if required by trek operator)
Trek disclaimer form (provided by operator)
Trek booking confirmation / permit copy (if applicable)
Gulabi Kantha Trek Fitness
Fitness for Gulabi Kantha Trek – Are You Trek-Ready?
The Gulabi Kantha Trek is a moderate-level Himalayan trek, ideal for beginners with basic preparation and also rewarding for experienced trekkers. Though it’s not as high or long as other challenging trails, the altitude (up to 3,800 m), daily ascents, and forest terrain require a good level of fitness.
Basic Fitness Requirements:
To enjoy and complete the trek safely, here’s what you need:
Stamina: You should be able to walk 6–8 km a day on slopes carrying a 5–6 kg backpack.
Breathing control: Practice deep breathing or Pranayama to prepare for high-altitude oxygen levels.
Leg Strength: Squats, lunges, and stair climbing (without support) are crucial to handle steep ascents and descents.
Core Strength & Balance: Planks, bridges, and balancing exercises help you maintain posture and reduce injury risk on forest trails.
Fitness Preparation Plan (Start at least 4 weeks before trek):
Week 1–2: Build Endurance
Brisk walking or jogging – 3–4 km daily
Stair climbing – 3 floors × 3 sets
20 squats × 3 sets
15-minute stretching routine
Week 3–4: Add Strength + Load Training
Brisk walk/jog – 4–5 km with 4–5 kg backpack
Squats/lunges – 3 sets of 25 reps
Plank – Hold for 1 min × 3
Short day-hikes or incline walks if possible
Altitude Awareness & Acclimatization Tips:
Hydrate well: 3–4 liters of water daily on trek
Avoid alcohol or smoking before & during trek
Don’t rush; walk at a steady pace
Follow your guide’s instructions for rest and breaks
Ideal for Whom?
First-time trekkers ready to commit to 3–4 weeks of light training
Photographers and nature lovers looking for a quiet Himalayan trail
Group treks and solo trekkers with moderate fitness
Corporate teams and school/college groups seeking a beginner-friendly high-altitude trek
Gulabi Kantha Trek FAQ's
Is Kedarkantha Trek good for beginners?
Yes, Kedarkantha is one of the best Himalayan treks for beginners due to its easy-to-moderate difficulty, well-marked trails, and short duration.
What is the best time to do Kedarkantha Trek?
The best time is from December to April for snow treks and September to November for clear weather and fall views.
Will I see snow during Kedarkantha Trek?
Yes, heavy snow is guaranteed from late December to March, especially around Juda Ka Talab and the summit.
What should I pack for Kedarkantha Trek?
Pack thermal layers, waterproof jackets, trekking shoes, gloves, and a good backpack. Don’t forget essentials like headlamp, lip balm, and energy snacks.
How do I reach Kedarkantha Trek base camp (Sankri)?
You can reach Sankri by road from Dehradun (210 km). Dehradun is accessible via flight, train, or bus from major cities like Delhi and Mumbai.
Where will we stay during Kedarkantha Trek?
Accommodation includes a guesthouse in Sankri and tented camps at Juda Ka Talab and Base Camp. All stays are arranged by trek operators.
How high is the Kedarkantha Summit?
Kedarkantha summit is 12,500 ft (3,800 meters) above sea level.
Is Kedarkantha trek safe for solo travelers and females?
Yes, it is a popular, well-frequented trail. Many solo and female travelers complete the trek safely with reputed trek operators.
Do I need a permit for Kedarkantha Trek?
Yes, a forest entry permit and local village fee are mandatory. Trek operators usually include this in the package.
Do I need to be fit for Kedarkantha Trek?
Moderate fitness is needed. You should be able to walk 6–7 km a day and handle cold weather conditions.
What is the average cost of Kedarkantha Trek?
The trek costs between ₹5,000 to ₹10,000 from Sankri, depending on the trek operator and inclusions.
Is Kedarkantha open in January or February?
Yes, Kedarkantha is one of the few Himalayan treks open and accessible in deep winter.
Is there mobile network and electricity during the trek?
Mobile network is only available in Sankri (Jio, BSNL). There is no network or electricity once you start trekking.
Are toilets available on the trek?
Yes, dry toilet tents are set up at campsites. Western toilets are available in Sankri guesthouses.
How long is Kedarkantha Trek in total?
The total trekking distance is 20 km (round trip) spread over 4 trekking days.
Which is best travel company for Kedarkantha trek?
Solo Hike is Sankri, Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand based trevel company, providing Kedarkantha trek services since 10 years. Solo Hike help you to get the package from Sankri, Dehradun and even from Delhi too, with best and affordable prices.
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