- Breathtaking Views: Immerse yourself in a 360-degree panorama of majestic peaks, including Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch I & II, Black Peak, and Ranglana.
- Year-round Appeal: With accessibility for 9-10 months, excluding July and August, the trek offers diverse experiences from blooming meadows to snow-covered landscapes.
- Winter Wonderland: Experience the enchantment of a snow-covered landscape during the winter months, turning the region into a magical wonderland.
- Charming Base Camp: The vibrant starting point of Sankri village sets the tone for the adventure, offering a perfect blend of local culture and natural beauty.
- Serene Lakes: Encounter the picturesque Juda Ka Talab, a serene lake surrounded by lush pine forests, and witness it transform into a frozen spectacle in peak winters.
- Optimal Trekking Time: December to February provides the ideal conditions with ample snow and fewer crowds, enhancing the overall trekking experience.
- Adventure in Every Step: Navigate through diverse terrains, including dense forests, meadows, and snow-covered expanses, ensuring every step is an adventure.
- Camping at Altitude: Spend a night at the Kedarkantha Base Camp situated at 11,250 feet, offering panoramic views and a unique camping experience.
- Moderate Challenge: Suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers, providing a perfect balance of challenge and enjoyment.
- Unique Frozen Adventure: Walk on the frozen surface of Juda Ka Talab, adding a unique and thrilling dimension to the trek.
- Cultural Interaction: Explore the local culture and hospitality of Sankri village, adding a cultural touch to the overall trekking experience.
- Unforgettable Memories: Capture moments of awe-inspiring beauty, from sunrise at the summit to the tranquility of frozen lakes, creating memories that last a lifetime.
The Kedarkantha Trek offers an irresistible package, combining natural beauty, adventure, and cultural immersion for a truly unforgettable journey.
Day 1: Dehradun to Sankri (1920 m), 187 kms drive in 8 hours
- Picturesque drive through Mussoorie, Nowgaon, Purola, and Mori.
- Tranquil journey through dense pine forests, filling the air with a sweet aroma.
- Reach Mori, where the Tons River, famous for rafting, joins the route.
- Cover 190 km in 8-9 hours, starting early for an evening arrival in Sankri.
- Overnight stay at a Sankri guesthouse to prepare for the trek.
Day 2: Sankri to Juda ka talab (2774 m), 4 kms trek in 3 to 4 hour
- Early morning start from Sankri after breakfast.
- Pass through local villages like Saud, observing daily life.
- Dense pine forest trek with a gradual steepening of the trail.
- Walk along a ridge, providing panoramic views.
- Trail evens out, widens, and offers a more comfortable trek.
- Thick forest cover shields from the sun’s heat.
- Arrival at Juda Ka Talab, a small lake with three floating landmasses.
- Set up camp by the lake for a picturesque evening.
- Enjoy a starry dinner.
Day 3: Juda ka Talab to Kedarkantha base camp (3429 mtrs) 4 kms trek in 3 hours
-
- rek through dense pine forests
- Reach a meadow with shepherd’s huts
- Ascend another thousand feet
- Duration: Approximately 2-3 hours
- Scenic Beauty Along the Trail
- Incredibly stunning for photographers and nature enthusiasts
- Despite colder temperatures, lack of insulation, and higher altitude
- Base camp offers panoramic views of famous peaks in Uttarakhand
- Base Camp Camping
- Ideal spot for camping
- Colder temperatures, requiring appropriate insulation
- Unmatched views of renowned peaks in Uttarakhand
Day 4: Base camp to Kedarkantha Summit (3810 mtrs) & back to Hargaon (2713 meters), 8 kms in 5 to 6 hours
-
- Trek from the base camp to the summit.
- Short trek with a rewarding 360-degree view of Uttarakhand peaks, Chaainsheel Pass, and Kailash ranges of Himachal.
- Har Ki Dun valley visible from the summit.
- Kedarkantha summit marked by an arrangement of stones with a Trishul pointing to the sky.
- Legend: Peak originally meant to be the Kedarnath temple.
- Lord Shiva changed the location due to disturbance during meditation.
- Summit Exploration
- Spend time exploring the summit and enjoying the breathtaking views.
- Return hike to the base camp.
- Post-Lunch Descent
- Hike from the base camp to Hargaon (2 km trail) after lunch.
- Hargaon is a large camping area en route to Sankri.
- Night Stay at Hargaon
- Spend the night at Hargaon before bidding farewell to the beautiful surroundings.
Day 5: Hargaon to Sankri, 4 kms trek in 2 to 3 hours
- Final Day Descent: Kedarkantha to Sankri
- Descend from Kedarkantha to Sankri, a 4 km trek taking 2-3 hours.
- Exploration in Sankri
- Upon reaching Sankri, take the rest of the day to explore the charming village.
- Explore nearby villages like Gangad and Osla, known for warm hospitality and traditional Pahari culture.
- Sankri Significance
- Sankri serves as the last road head to the Govind Balabh Pant Wildlife Sanctuary.
- Leisure and Culture
- Enjoy leisure time in the serene surroundings of Sankri.
- Immerse yourself in the traditional Pahari culture and experience warm hospitality.
- Conclusion of the Trek
- Conclude the Kedarkantha trek with a fulfilling exploration of the village and its cultural gems.
Day 6: Sankri to Dehradun, 187 kms drive in 7 to 8 hours
- Return Journey to Dehradun
- Depart from Sankri for the return journey to Dehradun.
- Take the same picturesque road, making the journey nostalgic.
- Farewell to Serene Landscapes
- Leave behind the dense pine forests and begin the descent towards the city.
- Witness a gradual change in landscape as wider roads open up.
- Arrival in Dehradun
- Finally arrive in the bustling city of Dehradun.
- Bittersweet moment bidding farewell to the serene mountains and valleys of Uttarakhand.
- Reflecting on the Trek
- Reflect on the memorable experiences and scenic beauty encountered during the trek.
- Cherish the moments spent in the tranquil landscapes of Uttarakhand.
- Conclusion
- The return journey marks the conclusion of the bittersweet trek, filled with lasting memories of the Kedarkantha adventure.
Day 1: Journey to the Enchanting Sankri (1920 m)
Embark on a mesmerizing 187 km drive from Dehradun to Sankri, weaving through the scenic beauty of Mussoorie, Nowgaon, Purola, and Mori. The tranquil journey takes you through dense pine forests, filling the air with their sweet aroma. As you approach Mori, the Tons River, known for rafting adventures, joins your route. Covering the distance in 8-9 hours, starting early for an evening arrival in Sankri sets the stage for a tranquil night at a Sankri guesthouse, preparing you for the upcoming adventure.
Day 2: Sankri to Juda Ka Talab (2774 m)
The day unfolds with an early start from Sankri after a delightful breakfast. Traverse through local villages like Saud, where glimpses of daily life unfold, and the trail leads into dense pine forests. The gradual steepening of the path takes you along a captivating ridge, offering panoramic views. As the trail evens out, widens, and meanders through a thick forest cover, you reach the jewel of the day – Juda Ka Talab. Set up camp by the lake, indulging in a starlit dinner, creating memories etched in nature’s canvas.
Day 3: Juda Ka Talab to Kedarkantha Base Camp (3429 m)
Embark on a trek through dense pine forests, reaching a meadow adorned with shepherd’s huts. Ascend another thousand feet, a journey of approximately 2-3 hours. The trail unfolds its scenic beauty, captivating photographers and nature enthusiasts despite the colder temperatures, lack of insulation, and higher altitude. The Kedarkantha base camp becomes a canvas offering panoramic views of Uttarakhand’s renowned peaks. It’s an ideal spot for camping, with colder temperatures necessitating appropriate insulation.
Day 4: Summit Day – Base Camp to Kedarkantha Summit (3810 m) & Back to Hargaon (2713 m)
The summit day unveils a short but rewarding trek from the base camp to the Kedarkantha summit. The breathtaking 360-degree view encompasses Uttarakhand peaks, the Chaainsheel Pass, and the Kailash ranges of Himachal. The legendary Trishul-marked Kedarkantha summit reveals itself, steeped in folklore and spiritual significance. After exploration and a return hike to the base camp, a post-lunch descent takes you to Hargaon. This large camping area en route to Sankri becomes your tranquil abode for the night.
Day 5: Descending Beauty – Hargaon to Sankri
The final descent from Kedarkantha to Sankri, a 4 km trek over 2-3 hours, marks the end of the high-altitude adventure. As you reach Sankri, immerse yourself in the charm of the village and explore nearby gems like Gangad and Osla. Experience warm hospitality and traditional Pahari culture, savoring the last moments in this cultural haven. Sankri, being the last road head to the Govind Balabh Pant Wildlife Sanctuary, adds significance to your leisurely exploration.
Day 6: Nostalgic Return – Sankri to Dehradun
Embark on the nostalgic return journey from Sankri to Dehradun, covering 187 km in 7-8 hours. The same picturesque road unravels, a journey filled with reflections on the serene landscapes left behind. As you bid farewell to the dense pine forests, the landscape gradually changes, opening up into wider roads. Finally arriving in the bustling city of Dehradun, the bittersweet moment echoes, bidding adieu to the serene mountains and valleys of Uttarakhand. Reflect on the memorable trek, cherishing moments spent in the tranquil landscapes, concluding a journey filled with lasting memories of the Kedarkantha adventure.
CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY:
- 100% cancellation charges for No show/Non availment (irrespective of reasons).
- 70 % Cancellation less than 7 days in advance.
- 50% in case of 15 days in advance.
CONFIRMATION POLICY:
- The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 24 hours of successful booking.
- In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.
- Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking and a full refund will be processed.
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- Breathtaking Views: Immerse yourself in a 360-degree panorama of majestic peaks, including Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch I & II, Black Peak, and Ranglana.
- Year-round Appeal: With accessibility for 9-10 months, excluding July and August, the trek offers diverse experiences from blooming meadows to snow-covered landscapes.
- Winter Wonderland: Experience the enchantment of a snow-covered landscape during the winter months, turning the region into a magical wonderland.
- Charming Base Camp: The vibrant starting point of Sankri village sets the tone for the adventure, offering a perfect blend of local culture and natural beauty.
- Serene Lakes: Encounter the picturesque Juda Ka Talab, a serene lake surrounded by lush pine forests, and witness it transform into a frozen spectacle in peak winters.
- Optimal Trekking Time: December to February provides the ideal conditions with ample snow and fewer crowds, enhancing the overall trekking experience.
- Adventure in Every Step: Navigate through diverse terrains, including dense forests, meadows, and snow-covered expanses, ensuring every step is an adventure.
- Camping at Altitude: Spend a night at the Kedarkantha Base Camp situated at 11,250 feet, offering panoramic views and a unique camping experience.
- Moderate Challenge: Suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers, providing a perfect balance of challenge and enjoyment.
- Unique Frozen Adventure: Walk on the frozen surface of Juda Ka Talab, adding a unique and thrilling dimension to the trek.
- Cultural Interaction: Explore the local culture and hospitality of Sankri village, adding a cultural touch to the overall trekking experience.
- Unforgettable Memories: Capture moments of awe-inspiring beauty, from sunrise at the summit to the tranquility of frozen lakes, creating memories that last a lifetime.
The Kedarkantha Trek offers an irresistible package, combining natural beauty, adventure, and cultural immersion for a truly unforgettable journey.
Day 1: Dehradun to Sankri (1920 m), 187 kms drive in 8 hours
- Picturesque drive through Mussoorie, Nowgaon, Purola, and Mori.
- Tranquil journey through dense pine forests, filling the air with a sweet aroma.
- Reach Mori, where the Tons River, famous for rafting, joins the route.
- Cover 190 km in 8-9 hours, starting early for an evening arrival in Sankri.
- Overnight stay at a Sankri guesthouse to prepare for the trek.
Day 2: Sankri to Juda ka talab (2774 m), 4 kms trek in 3 to 4 hour
- Early morning start from Sankri after breakfast.
- Pass through local villages like Saud, observing daily life.
- Dense pine forest trek with a gradual steepening of the trail.
- Walk along a ridge, providing panoramic views.
- Trail evens out, widens, and offers a more comfortable trek.
- Thick forest cover shields from the sun’s heat.
- Arrival at Juda Ka Talab, a small lake with three floating landmasses.
- Set up camp by the lake for a picturesque evening.
- Enjoy a starry dinner.
Day 3: Juda ka Talab to Kedarkantha base camp (3429 mtrs) 4 kms trek in 3 hours
-
- rek through dense pine forests
- Reach a meadow with shepherd’s huts
- Ascend another thousand feet
- Duration: Approximately 2-3 hours
- Scenic Beauty Along the Trail
- Incredibly stunning for photographers and nature enthusiasts
- Despite colder temperatures, lack of insulation, and higher altitude
- Base camp offers panoramic views of famous peaks in Uttarakhand
- Base Camp Camping
- Ideal spot for camping
- Colder temperatures, requiring appropriate insulation
- Unmatched views of renowned peaks in Uttarakhand
Day 4: Base camp to Kedarkantha Summit (3810 mtrs) & back to Hargaon (2713 meters), 8 kms in 5 to 6 hours
-
- Trek from the base camp to the summit.
- Short trek with a rewarding 360-degree view of Uttarakhand peaks, Chaainsheel Pass, and Kailash ranges of Himachal.
- Har Ki Dun valley visible from the summit.
- Kedarkantha summit marked by an arrangement of stones with a Trishul pointing to the sky.
- Legend: Peak originally meant to be the Kedarnath temple.
- Lord Shiva changed the location due to disturbance during meditation.
- Summit Exploration
- Spend time exploring the summit and enjoying the breathtaking views.
- Return hike to the base camp.
- Post-Lunch Descent
- Hike from the base camp to Hargaon (2 km trail) after lunch.
- Hargaon is a large camping area en route to Sankri.
- Night Stay at Hargaon
- Spend the night at Hargaon before bidding farewell to the beautiful surroundings.
Day 5: Hargaon to Sankri, 4 kms trek in 2 to 3 hours
- Final Day Descent: Kedarkantha to Sankri
- Descend from Kedarkantha to Sankri, a 4 km trek taking 2-3 hours.
- Exploration in Sankri
- Upon reaching Sankri, take the rest of the day to explore the charming village.
- Explore nearby villages like Gangad and Osla, known for warm hospitality and traditional Pahari culture.
- Sankri Significance
- Sankri serves as the last road head to the Govind Balabh Pant Wildlife Sanctuary.
- Leisure and Culture
- Enjoy leisure time in the serene surroundings of Sankri.
- Immerse yourself in the traditional Pahari culture and experience warm hospitality.
- Conclusion of the Trek
- Conclude the Kedarkantha trek with a fulfilling exploration of the village and its cultural gems.
Day 6: Sankri to Dehradun, 187 kms drive in 7 to 8 hours
- Return Journey to Dehradun
- Depart from Sankri for the return journey to Dehradun.
- Take the same picturesque road, making the journey nostalgic.
- Farewell to Serene Landscapes
- Leave behind the dense pine forests and begin the descent towards the city.
- Witness a gradual change in landscape as wider roads open up.
- Arrival in Dehradun
- Finally arrive in the bustling city of Dehradun.
- Bittersweet moment bidding farewell to the serene mountains and valleys of Uttarakhand.
- Reflecting on the Trek
- Reflect on the memorable experiences and scenic beauty encountered during the trek.
- Cherish the moments spent in the tranquil landscapes of Uttarakhand.
- Conclusion
- The return journey marks the conclusion of the bittersweet trek, filled with lasting memories of the Kedarkantha adventure.
Day 1: Journey to the Enchanting Sankri (1920 m)
Embark on a mesmerizing 187 km drive from Dehradun to Sankri, weaving through the scenic beauty of Mussoorie, Nowgaon, Purola, and Mori. The tranquil journey takes you through dense pine forests, filling the air with their sweet aroma. As you approach Mori, the Tons River, known for rafting adventures, joins your route. Covering the distance in 8-9 hours, starting early for an evening arrival in Sankri sets the stage for a tranquil night at a Sankri guesthouse, preparing you for the upcoming adventure.
Day 2: Sankri to Juda Ka Talab (2774 m)
The day unfolds with an early start from Sankri after a delightful breakfast. Traverse through local villages like Saud, where glimpses of daily life unfold, and the trail leads into dense pine forests. The gradual steepening of the path takes you along a captivating ridge, offering panoramic views. As the trail evens out, widens, and meanders through a thick forest cover, you reach the jewel of the day – Juda Ka Talab. Set up camp by the lake, indulging in a starlit dinner, creating memories etched in nature’s canvas.
Day 3: Juda Ka Talab to Kedarkantha Base Camp (3429 m)
Embark on a trek through dense pine forests, reaching a meadow adorned with shepherd’s huts. Ascend another thousand feet, a journey of approximately 2-3 hours. The trail unfolds its scenic beauty, captivating photographers and nature enthusiasts despite the colder temperatures, lack of insulation, and higher altitude. The Kedarkantha base camp becomes a canvas offering panoramic views of Uttarakhand’s renowned peaks. It’s an ideal spot for camping, with colder temperatures necessitating appropriate insulation.
Day 4: Summit Day – Base Camp to Kedarkantha Summit (3810 m) & Back to Hargaon (2713 m)
The summit day unveils a short but rewarding trek from the base camp to the Kedarkantha summit. The breathtaking 360-degree view encompasses Uttarakhand peaks, the Chaainsheel Pass, and the Kailash ranges of Himachal. The legendary Trishul-marked Kedarkantha summit reveals itself, steeped in folklore and spiritual significance. After exploration and a return hike to the base camp, a post-lunch descent takes you to Hargaon. This large camping area en route to Sankri becomes your tranquil abode for the night.
Day 5: Descending Beauty – Hargaon to Sankri
The final descent from Kedarkantha to Sankri, a 4 km trek over 2-3 hours, marks the end of the high-altitude adventure. As you reach Sankri, immerse yourself in the charm of the village and explore nearby gems like Gangad and Osla. Experience warm hospitality and traditional Pahari culture, savoring the last moments in this cultural haven. Sankri, being the last road head to the Govind Balabh Pant Wildlife Sanctuary, adds significance to your leisurely exploration.
Day 6: Nostalgic Return – Sankri to Dehradun
Embark on the nostalgic return journey from Sankri to Dehradun, covering 187 km in 7-8 hours. The same picturesque road unravels, a journey filled with reflections on the serene landscapes left behind. As you bid farewell to the dense pine forests, the landscape gradually changes, opening up into wider roads. Finally arriving in the bustling city of Dehradun, the bittersweet moment echoes, bidding adieu to the serene mountains and valleys of Uttarakhand. Reflect on the memorable trek, cherishing moments spent in the tranquil landscapes, concluding a journey filled with lasting memories of the Kedarkantha adventure.
CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY:
- 100% cancellation charges for No show/Non availment (irrespective of reasons).
- 70 % Cancellation less than 7 days in advance.
- 50% in case of 15 days in advance.
CONFIRMATION POLICY:
- The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 24 hours of successful booking.
- In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.
- Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking and a full refund will be processed.
CHECK IN CHECK OUT INFO:
Explore the captivating Kedarkantha Trek in Uttarakhand, nestled within the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary in Uttarkashi. This trek promises a mesmerizing 360-degree panorama, showcasing peaks like Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch I & II, Black Peak, and Ranglana from both the Yamunotri and Gangotri ranges. Standing tall at 3810 meters or 12,460 feet, Kedarkantha Peak is a year-round destination, except for July and August.
The name “Kedarkantha” translates to “lord Shiva’s throat,” with ‘Kedar’ symbolizing Shiva and ‘Kantha’ meaning throat. Immerse yourself in the beauty of this trek, and don’t miss our comprehensive guide on how to reach Kedarkantha Peak for an unforgettable adventure in Uttarakhand
Best Time for Kedarkantha Trek in Uttarakhand
Embarking on the Kedarkantha trek in Uttarakhand is a year-round delight, with access available for about 9-10 months. However, it’s wise to skip the trek during the monsoon months of July and August due to continuous rains, which can pose risks. In peak winter, especially in January, heavy snowfall may lead to temporary closures. Despite these considerations, the Kedarkantha trek is generally safe and accessible throughout the rest of the year. Plan your Uttarakhand adventure for an unforgettable experience amidst nature
Kedarkantha Trek: September to November
Embark on the Kedarkantha trek in Uttarakhand during the months of September to November for an enchanting experience. September offers an ideal trekking climate with warm, sunny days and pleasant temperatures ranging from 20 to 25 degrees Celsius. Evenings bring a refreshing coolness, and the meadows are adorned with blooming flowers and wild berries. Rainfall is minimal, with brief showers in the afternoons on some days.
As you transition into October, the evenings become crisper, and the landscape transforms into a warm autumn palette. In 2021, a delightful rarity occurred with two days of snowfall in the third week of October at Kedarkantha peak. Moving into November, temperatures gradually drop, reaching 0 or even sub-zero at night. Anticipate more snowfall, beginning from the first week of the month.
Experience the beauty of Kedarkantha trek in Uttarakhand during these months, and witness nature’s breathtaking transition
Kedarkantha Trek: December to March
Experience the enchanting Kedarkantha trek in Uttarakhand during the winter months, starting with December. This period is particularly popular, drawing many trekkers planning trips during the Christmas and New Year’s Eve holidays. As early as the second week of December, snow blankets the landscape, extending up to the base camp of Kedarkantha. Juda Ka Talab also sees its share of snow during this time.
By the end of December, the surroundings transform into a winter wonderland, with tall pine trees and shrubs adorned in a thick layer of snow. Campsites are magically covered in a snowy quilt, creating a picturesque scene. The temperatures drop below 0 degrees Celsius, leading to the complete freezing of Juda Ka Talab, allowing for a unique experience of walking on the frozen lake.
Explore the snowy beauty of Kedarkantha trek in Uttarakhand during these winter months, where nature paints a stunning canvas of white
Kedarkantha Trek: April to June
Explore the Kedarkantha trek in Uttarakhand, open for 9-10 months a year, except during the Monsoon season in July and August. September welcomes trekkers with pleasant weather, featuring warm sunny days and cool breezy evenings. As October unfolds, the landscape transitions from green to brown, and while snowfall is rare, it’s a possibility. November sees a drop in temperatures, sliding to 0 or even sub-zero at night, with more frequent snowfall.
December stands out as the most sought-after time for the trek, especially during the festive season of Christmas and New Year’s Eve, when snow blankets the landscape up to the base camp. January receives the highest snowfall, offering a high chance of summiting. February experiences reduced snowfall but still boasts plenty of snow, with more bearable temperatures. By March, the snow begins to recede at lower altitudes, and April still provides opportunities to witness snow at Kedarkantha Peak.
While May and June are less frequented, with trekkers often opting for nearby summer treks, December to February emerges as the optimal time for the Kedarkantha trek. This period ensures ample snow and a quieter trail, particularly in late January and early February
Sankri: The Starting Point of Kedarkantha Trek
The Kedarkantha trek kicks off from Sankri village, a lively yet secluded village accessible through an 8 to 9-hour drive from Dehradun. This scenic journey takes you through captivating spots like Mussoorie, Kempty Falls, and alongside the breathtaking Yamuna and Tons rivers. A particularly picturesque stretch unfolds near Mori along the Tons River.
The trek to the summit of Kedarkantha spans approximately 10 kilometers and typically spans 4 days, although more seasoned trekkers can conquer it in 3 days. The favored and stunning route leads through Sankri and Juda ka Talab. Alternatively, the trek can commence from Gaichwan Gaon, a quaint village near Netwar. This route, being longer and less traveled, offers a unique experience. Netwar is positioned about 10 kilometers before Sankri on the main road, and Gaichwan Gaon is an additional 1-2 kilometers from Netwar, involving a quick ascent in altitude. Embark on your Kedarkantha trek from the vibrant base of Sankri, promising a memorable adventure in Uttarakhand
Juda Ka Talab: A Tranquil Oasis
Nestled within lush pine forests, Juda Ka Talab is a serene and picturesque lake that offers a breathtaking panorama of the surrounding landscape. The campsite, just a brief 2-minute stroll from the lake, serves as an ideal spot for trekkers to spend a night immersed in nature’s beauty. During the peak winter season, the lake transforms into a frozen spectacle, providing a unique adventure as enthusiasts get the chance to walk on its icy surface.
The trek to Juda Ka Talab from Sankri spans around 4 kilometers, requiring 3-4 hours to complete. This makes it a perfect location for a one-night camping experience, allowing trekkers to embrace the tranquility of this Uttarakhand gem
Kedarkantha Base Camp: Gateway to Adventure
Located about 3-4 hours and 4 kilometers away from Juda Ka Talab, the Kedarkantha Base Camp is the designated campsite for the second night. Nestled at an altitude of 11,250 feet (3429 meters), this base camp offers a vast expanse surrounded by steep stretches. Numerous tents pepper the landscape, making it a hub for trekkers at any given time.
As you approach the base camp, the tree line begins to scatter, giving way to panoramic views. Beyond the base camp, the tree line completely disappears, revealing the majestic surroundings. While the distance to the Kedarkantha peak is relatively short from the base, the route is steep. The total trekking distance for the Kedarkantha trek can vary depending on the chosen route and starting point. On average, trekkers cover around 20 to 24 kilometers (12.5 to 15 miles) over 4 to 6 days, encompassing both ascent and descent. Starting the trek early in the morning ensures reaching the peak around sunrise, adding a touch of magic to the adventure in Uttarakhand
