Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand
4.6 / 5 (60 Reviews)
Duration
6D / 5N
Tour Category
Himalayan Treks
Min Age
18+
Tax
No Hidden Charges
Starting from INR 29998
INR 20999
30% Off
Per Person
( Inclusive of all taxes )
Trek to Kedar Tal, a stunning glacial lake at 4,750 meters, surrounded by towering snow-capped peaks and beauty.
Challenge yourself with rugged terrains, alpine meadows, and dense forests on the path to Kedar Tal Lake.
Pass through picturesque villages like Gangotri, offering insight into local culture and Himalayan life.
Visit the sacred Kedarnath Temple on your way, a major pilgrimage site in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand.
Enjoy panoramic views of Kedar Peak and other majestic Himalayan peaks, making every step worthwhile.
Ideal for seasoned trekkers, this trek offers a thrilling, offbeat adventure in the heart of the Himalayas.
Experience the peace of the pristine Kedar Tal lake, surrounded by the untouched natural beauty of the region.
Activity location: Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand
Trip Duration: 6 Days | 5 Nights
Best Time to Visit: May - June & Sept - Oct
Trekking Distance: 41 Km Trek
Max. Altitude: 4,750. MTS
Kedartal Trek Difficulty: Moderate
Meals: Vegetarian meals
Accommodation: Camping Tent (Triple/Quad Sharing)
About Kedartal Trek, Uttarakhand:
The Kedartal Trek is one of the most stunning and challenging treks in the Indian Himalayas, located in the state of Uttarakhand. Known for its breathtaking landscapes and pristine beauty, the trek takes you to Kedartal Lake, a high-altitude alpine lake surrounded by snow-covered peaks. This trek offers a unique opportunity to witness the grandeur of the Garhwal region, with views of towering mountains like the Thalay Sagar, Bhrigupanth, and the majestic Meru. It is a perfect blend of adventure, spirituality, and natural beauty, attracting trekkers seeking a thrilling and remote trekking experience. The Kedartal Trek is ideal for seasoned trekkers and offers an unforgettable experience of trekking at high altitudes, crossing rugged terrains, and camping under the starry skies.
The trek begins from the town of Gangotri, a well-known pilgrimage destination, and continues through dense forests, rocky paths, and alpine meadows. As trekkers ascend, they are treated to stunning views of the surrounding peaks and glaciers. Reaching the Kedartal Lake itself feels like a true achievement, as the lake reflects the surrounding peaks, creating a surreal and peaceful atmosphere. The Kedartal Trek is an excellent choice for adventure enthusiasts looking to explore the less-trodden paths of the Himalayas while experiencing the beauty and tranquility of one of India's most remarkable trekking destinations. Reach the untouched heights of Bainya Top, where forest trails lead to panoramic ridge views, offering a perfect blend of solitude, scenic beauty, and immersive local culture.
This Package Includes:
Transportation from Rishikesh
Trekking
Experienced & Certified trek leader and local support staff
First Aid
All Meals
Accommodation
All Permits And Passes Wherever Required
Excludes:
Trekking Gear Personal equipment
Any additional activities or services not included in the itinerary
Meal During Road Journey
Potters Or Mules to Carry Personal Luggage
Anything not mentioned in the includes
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Day 1
Dehradun to Uttarkashi to Gangotri Sankari Itinerary
Drive 300 Kms, 8-9 hours, Stay Homestay/Hotel.
Depart from Dehradun early in the morning for a scenic drive to Gangotri via Uttarkashi.
Arrive at Gangotri, where you'll meet your trek representative/guide.
Check-in at your hotel or homestay in Gangotri.
Visit the sacred Gangotri Temple and attend the evening aarti for a spiritual experience.
Buy any trek essentials you may need from the local Gangotri market.
Day 2
Gangotri to Bhojkharak Itinerary
Trek 8 Kms, Stay Camp.
Begin your day with a visit to the sacred Gangotri Temple in the morning.
Purchase any remaining trek essentials from the local market.
Cross the bridge over the Bhagirathi River and start the climb on the right-hand side.
The first few kilometers of the trek are steep, so maintain a steady pace to avoid exhaustion.
The trail initially passes through pine trees and gradually transitions into a mix of fir and bhoj trees.
Along the trek, enjoy views of Kedar Ganga flowing deep down in the gorge to your left. The sound of the river and whispering trees create a serene atmosphere.
Catch your first glimpse of Thalaysagar mountain, motivating you with every step closer to this mystical peak.
Just before reaching Bhoj Kharak, you will encounter a steep rock section known as the "Spider Wall."
This section is tricky but manageable in dry conditions; however, it can be challenging in snow-covered terrain, requiring careful navigation.
Once you successfully cross the Spider Wall, continue towards Bhoj Kharak.
Bhoj Kharak, located at 3,780 meters above sea level, is a modest campsite where you will rest for the night.
If you arrive by noon and feel fit, you can push further to reach Lower Kedar Kharak the same day.
Day 3
Day 3: Bhoj Kharak to Kedar Kharak Itinerary
Trek 5 Kms, Stay Camp
Start the 5 km stretch, which includes rugged terrain, but with every half-hour, the scenery changes dramatically.
The trek begins through a flora-rich trail, with numerous Bhojpatra trees and colorful wild bushes surrounding you.
As you move forward, the view of Manda Peaks starts to reveal itself, offering a mesmerizing landscape.
Stunning views of Bhrigupanth Peak come into view as you trek closer to Kedar Kharak.
Be cautious as you cross the landslide-prone zone of Gila Pahar. If this section is particularly difficult, consider an alternative route by trekking down to Kedar Ganga, crossing the river, and hiking upstream to bypass the Gila Pahar area.
After successfully navigating Gila Pahar, continue towards Lower Kedar Kharak (4,100 meters).
A wide valley opens up, leading you to the stunning meadow of Kedar Kharak, situated at 4,280 meters above sea level.
This 5 km stretch demands physical strength and endurance, but the effort is well worth it. Kedar Kharak is one of the most beautiful campsites in the Gangotri National Park region.
The meadow is frequently visited by Bharal (Blue Sheep) grazing in the area, making it an excellent spot for photography.
Enjoy the surreal sight of Bhrigupanth and Thalaysagar peaks standing tall together, creating an unforgettable view.
Day 4
Kedarkharak to Kedartal and Parikrama, Return to Kedarkharak Itinerary
Trek 12 Kms, Stay Camp
Begin your trek from Kedarkharak to Kedar Tal, covering a 5 km stretch mostly through moraines and glacier-covered terrain.
If trekking in June, expect to trek over snow for the last few kilometers before reaching Kedar Tal.
Cross a brook with icy cold water and climb steep, rocky terrain.
Follow cairn markings to stay on the correct trail.
As you climb the final ridge, Kedar Bamak Glacier comes into view, along with its glacial lakes.
The foot of Mount Bhrigupanth and Mount Thalaysagar merges with the Kedar Bamak Glacier, offering an awe-inspiring sight.
After about an hour, the pristine Kedar Tal lake appears, reflecting the beauty of Thalaysagar Peak on its still waters.
Spend some time exploring and taking in the breathtaking views before returning to Kedarkharak via the same route.
End the day back at Kedarkharak, enjoying the serene beauty of the campsite.
Day 5
Kedar Kharak to Gangotri Itinerary
Trek: 13 Kms, Stay Hotel
Start your day early to witness a glorious sunrise and take in the stunning views around you.
Begin the long trek back to Gangotri, a 13 km journey that will take approximately 7-8 hours.
Enjoy the serene landscapes and the beauty of the trail as you descend.
Reach Gangotri by evening, where you can relax and unwind.
Check-in at your hotel for a well-deserved night’s rest after the challenging trek.
Day 6
Departure from Gangotri Itinerary
Enjoy breakfast in Gangotri before checking out of your hotel.
Depart from Gangotri, marking the end of your Kedartal Trek.
The trek services conclude at Gangotri, leaving you with unforgettable memories of your adventure.
INR 20999
29998
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Age Policy:
This event is suitable for anyone above 18 years of age, prices will be the same as an adult.
Price Includes
Tent Stay
Meals
All Days meals
Permits
Event Permits are provided.
Government permit
Guide
Professional leader to assist you
Notes:
For 10-15 people: 1 Trek Leader
For 25-30 people: 2 Trek Leader
Activities
Trekking
Transfers
Non-A/C Shared Vehicle
Dehradun
Dehradun
Clothing
Trekking Shoes: Sturdy, waterproof hiking boots with good grip.
Warm Clothing: Thermal layers, fleece jackets, and a waterproof jacket.
Trekking Pants: Quick-dry pants or cargo pants.
T-shirts: Moisture-wicking T-shirts for comfort.
Warm Hat and Gloves: For protection against cold.
Socks: Wool or synthetic hiking socks (avoid cotton).
Trekking Gear
Backpack: Comfortable daypack to carry essentials.
Trekking Poles: Helpful for stability on steep trails.
Rain Cover: For your backpack in case of rain.
Hydration
Water Bottles: Reusable water bottles or hydration bladder.
Water Purification Tablets: For treating water from streams.
Health and Safety
First Aid Kit: Basic first aid supplies, including antiseptics and band-aids.
Personal Medications: Any prescription medications you require.
Sunscreen: High SPF to protect against UV rays.
Lip Balm: With SPF protection.
Miscellaneous
Camera: To capture the stunning landscapes.
Multi-tool/Swiss Army Knife: For various uses.
Headlamp/Flashlight: With extra batteries for nighttime.
Toiletries: Biodegradable soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, toilet paper.
Trash Bags: To carry back any waste.
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Anil Kumar
Reviewed: Sep 15, 2024
5/5
The section from Kedarkharak to Kedar is tough but worth the effort. Seeing Gaumukh Tapovan tourist places en route was a pleasant surprise
Aarti Singh
Reviewed: Aug 24, 2024
5/5
We were a group of 6 and chose the Kedartal Trek package from escape2explore. Hot meals, great tents, and mesmerizing views of Kedar Tal lake made it memorable
Devika Bhatt
Reviewed: Sep 8, 2024
5/5
Gangotri National Park is a hidden treasure. The Kedartal Trek Packages for 6 Days offered by escape2explore gave us a perfect way to explore it.
Rohini Subramanian
Reviewed: Dec 21, 2024
5/5
From Kedarkharak to Kedar, the height in km doesn’t matter once you see that shimmering lake. escape2explore planned everything so well
Girish Raina
Reviewed: Nov 16, 2024
5/5
If you're wondering which state offers the best Himalayan treks, it’s Uttarakhand. The trail from Gangotri to Kedar Ganga was magical. escape2explore managed the trek excellently
The KedarTal Trek is considered moderate to difficult, requiring good physical fitness due to its steep ascents, high altitude (4,750m), and rugged terrain.
The trek typically takes 6 to 7 days, including travel from Gangotri and proper acclimatization to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
The best time to trek is May–June and September–October, when the weather is clear, the skies are bright, and the views of the surrounding peaks are stunning.
The trek starts from Gangotri, which is accessible from Rishikesh, Dehradun, or Haridwar via road. The nearest airport is Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun.
Trekkers need a Gangotri National Park entry permit and other local permissions, which are usually arranged by trek organizers.
The trek offers stunning views of Thalay Sagar, Bhrigupanth, Jogin peaks, and Mt. Manda, along with a beautiful glacial lake at the highest point.
Yes, since the trek goes above 4,500 meters, altitude sickness can be a concern. Proper acclimatization, hydration, and a gradual ascent help reduce the risk.
Accommodation is basic camping, with tents set up at designated spots like Bhoj Kharak and Kedar Kharak. There are no guesthouses or homestays en route.
A good level of cardio fitness, leg strength, and stamina is required. Prior trekking experience at high altitudes is recommended but not mandatory.
Mobile network is available only in Gangotri. After that, there is no connectivity, so it's best to inform family and make necessary arrangements beforehand.
Yes, you can join the trek to KedarTal. The trek’s difficulty level is moderate and can be attained without someone’s support. Wear robust footwear, and comfortable clothes, and maintain basic fitness to complete the trek.
The safety and security of women/girls are paramount to us. Hence, it's entirely safe for women/girls to participate in our treks and travels. Our trek leaders always accompany the group, offering constant assistance and direction. Our campsites are thoroughly secure and provide a safe lodging environment. In addition, our female trek leaders often join our treks.
Your money will be refunded within 2-3 business days.
Unfortunately, it's not feasible to reschedule your trek to a future date if you're unable to attend on the designated day, regardless of the circumstances (like family emergencies, health problems, or work commitments). However, if you have concerns about this policy, please don't hesitate to email us at info@escape2explore.com, and our team will get in touch with you to discuss further.
Beginners with good physical fitness and prior experience in shorter treks can attempt it, but it is recommended for experienced trekkers due to the demanding terrain.
Life is unpredictable and we understand that sometimes you have to cancel or change your trip dates and we endeavour to make it as easy as possible for you. However, please understand that we plan everything including guide fees, permits, accommodation and rations in advance. Therefore, any cancellation means inconvenience and certain losses to the people involved in various stages of the programme. Keeping that in mind, our cancellation charges are as below -
Cancellations before 30 days from the start of the event: Get a monetary refund with 15% of cancellation charges.
Cancellations between 30 days and 15 days to the start of the event: 50 %refund.
Cancellations less than 15 days to the start of the event: No refund.
Cancellations will be accepted only by email.
Note: The Himalayan Daredevils reserves the right to cancel a program before departure in the event of logistical problems arising due to natural calamities, strikes, wars or any other circumstances that make the event inadvisable. In this case, we will refund 50% of the event fees.
Itinerary Changes &Trip delays:
We plan itineraries based on the information available at the time of planning and in rare circumstances, they are subject to change. If the itinerary is changed or delayed due to unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather, transportation delays, government intervention, landslides etc., we will always aim to give you the best experience possible. However, The Himalayan Daredevils not be held responsible for the cost of delay or changes.
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Cancellation / Refund is done by a third party based on their policies.
This isn’t your average “walk in the park” kinda hike, it’s nuts (in a good way) and tucked deep in the Garhwal Himalayas, Uttarakhand. You’re talking altitude that’ll make your head spin, literally. Kedartal sits up at 4,750 meters, or about 15,580 feet if you’re counting. Locals call it Shiva’s Lake, which sounds pretty epic, right? The whole thing is a puddle made from melting snow off Thalay Sagar and other massive peaks. You start in Gangotri, which is already pretty high up (3,048 meters), and honestly, the place just screams “gateway to adventure.” The actual trek? Well, it’s no joke. You’ll be weaving through pine and birch forests, scrambling up steep rocky bits, and trudging across high-altitude meadows and stony moraines. The vibe shifts fast first, you’re in lush green, then suddenly it’s all barren and wild, like Mother Nature couldn’t decide on one look and just went for all of them.
This trek isn’t for people who get winded climbing stairs. You need some legit stamina, not to mention the guts to deal with thin air, rocky trails, and the fact that you’re basically off the grid. Hardly any crowds, no chai stalls every ten meters, just pure, untouched wilderness. That’s kinda the point, though. Sometimes you might spot Himalayan blue sheep (they’re called bharal, but whatever), goral, and if the stars align (and you’re lucky or maybe unlucky, depending on your nerves), maybe a snow leopard lurking around. Sleeping by the glacial lake with a sky full of stars overhead? It’s pure magic, like Instagram can’t even do it justice. Hit it up in May–June or September–October. Monsoon’s a mess, and winter is just asking for trouble. But if you make it, you’ll get more than just killer views, you’ll get a spiritual kick in the soul and stories that’ll make your friends jealous for years. Seriously, Kedartal’s the real deal.
Way up in the Garhwal Himalayas, at practically nosebleed altitude, there’s this insane lake called Kedartal Trek. No joke, locals call it Shiva’s Lake, and honestly, if there’s anywhere cosmic vibes are chilling, it’s probably here. The whole scene is wild 4,750 meters up, so forget about a casual afternoon hike unless you’re into gasping for air and existential dread. To folks in Uttarkashi, it’s a big deal, the kind of place that practically demands you have a spiritual epiphany or at least a dramatic Instagram caption. “Kedar” is Lord Shiva’s alter ego, so yeah, it’s got some serious divine branding. People have been coming here for ages, sages, yogis, the original enlightenment hipsters just hanging out by the lake, chasing whatever wisdom they could grab at altitude. Plus, the famous Kedarnath temple is right around the corner, so if you’re a Shiva fanboy or fangirl, you’ll be busy. Back before the selfie-stick invasion, Kedartal was kind of a secret. Only the local Bhotiya and Garhwali folks knew the way, using it for actual religious stuff, not just “finding themselves” for the ‘gram. It was one of those hidden-gem stops during the Char Dham Yatra or trips to Gangotri holy pit stops for the OG pilgrims. Then, bam, the British showed up in the 1800s with their notebooks and explorer hats, acting like they discovered it. Fast forward, and now you’ve got trekkers and climbers drooling over the peaks.
That thing’s a monster climbers get weirdly poetic about it, like it’s Everest’s cooler cousin. Bring your A-game if you want to even look at it without feeling judged. If you’re thinking of trekking to Kedartal, don’t even bother unless you’re ready to suffer a little (or a lot). This isn’t your “easy day hike” kind of spot; it’s all cliffs, sketchy glacier bits, and trails that’ll make your thighs scream. But if you’re stubborn (and maybe a bit unhinged), the payoff is nuts. You get those “I’m on top of the world” moments, real deal, not just a screensaver. it’s inside Gangotri National Park, so you’re walking through a nature documentary, except you’re the one sweating. People are finally waking up to the whole “don’t ruin it for everyone else” thing, which, thank god. If you go, don’t be the clown who leaves trash or tries to feed a monkey your chips. Keep it clean. So yeah, Kedartal isn’t just a pretty picture for your phone. It’s got this wild combo of legend, raw nature, and that sweet, sweaty sense of adventure.
Gangotri: Gangotri’s the OG starting point for the Kedartal trek. It’s not just some random town – it’s sacred, like, people walk for days just to get to the Gangotri Temple and pay respects to Goddess Ganga. The vibe? Pure Himalayan magic, icy peaks everywhere, and that Bhagirathi River just cruising by. Most folks hang around here for a day, partly to catch their breath (hello, altitude), but also to soak up that chill, almost otherworldly energy before heading up to Kedartal.
Bhojbasa: Bhojbasa isn’t exactly on the Kedartal trail, but it’s close enough for a little side quest. Right by the Bhagirathi River, this place is straight-up gorgeous – think endless Himalayan views, starry nights, and the kind of peace you only get when you’re miles from anywhere. Trekkers aiming for Gaumukh usually crash here for a bit. If you’ve got the time (and the legs for it), totally worth a detour.
Gaumukh Glacier: Gaumukh is the place where the Ganga is born, well, it gushes out of the glacier here, so that counts. It’s got this wild, spiritual pull; you’ll find hardcore trekkers and barefoot pilgrims all in one spot. The hike’s no joke, but the pay-off? Insane views of Mt. Shivling and all those towering Himalayan monsters. If you’re doing Kedartal and have a little extra gas in the tank, this is a must.
Tapovan: Tapovan’s like someone took a meadow, cranked up the altitude, and dropped it right next to Mt. Shivling. It’s wild – think golden grass, crazy close-ups of snow-capped peaks, and that rare mix of adventure and zen. People come here for yoga, for meditation, or just to sit and stare. Usually, it’s a Gaumukh thing, but if you’re already haunting the Kedartal area and want a side adventure, go for it.
Harsil Valley: About 25 clicks from Gangotri, Harsil’s what you’d call a “hidden gem” if you’re into travel clichés. Apple orchards, pine forests, the Bhagirathi weaving through it’s a straight-up postcard. After the trek, this is where you crash, eat apples, and maybe just exist for a while. It’s quiet, way less touristy than Gangotri, and honestly, kinda magical.
Dharali: Dharali’s that blink-and-you houses and more apples than you could ever eat. The place just oozes calm snowy peaks in the background, friendly locals, and zero hustle. If you’re heading back from Kedartal, swing by. It’s worth the extra wander.
Spring (March to May) – Sweet Spot for Chillin’ Outdoors: Spring’s honestly the MVP here. The weather’s just right not too hot, not freezing your butt off. Snow’s finally packing its bags in the mountains, flowers are showing off everywhere, and those trekking trails you’ve been stalking on Instagram? Yeah, they’re finally open for business. If you wanna go sightseeing, hiking, or just mess around outside without dealing with icy toes or rain, this is your season.
Summer (June to Mid-July) – High-Altitude Playground: Alright, summer comes in hot (literally), but it’s the golden ticket for those higher-altitude spots. Snow’s pretty much a distant memory up there, so you’re left with rolling green meadows, killer views, and lakes that look like something out of a fantasy movie. Long days, loads of sunshine, perfect if you’re feeling that urge to play mountain goat and hit some legendary Himalayan treks.
Monsoon (Mid-July to September) – Green Overload, No Crowds: Trails can get slick, and yeah, landslides are a thing. But if you can dodge the dicey spots, you’re rewarded with Mother Nature showing off big time. Waterfalls are screaming, “take my picture,” and forests go full-on neon green. Plus, the usual tourist swarm, it’s just you, the rain, and some peace. Just stick to the safer, lower-altitude spots, unless you’re into adrenaline-fueled mudslides.
Autumn (October to November) – Postcard Material Everywhere: This is the season that makes you want to write poetry or, at minimum, spam your friends with landscape pics. The skies? Clear as a bell. The mountains? Looking sharp. Air’s crisp, not cold, and there’s a post-monsoon freshness that’s hard to beat. Festivals pop up left and right, so you might catch a celebration or two while you’re out trekking or soaking in the views. Honestly, can’t go wrong.
Winter (December to February) – Snow Bunnies Rejoice: Winter’s for the folks who want snow up to their knees and don’t mind the cold slapping them in the face. Some treks turn into a snowy dreamscape, perfect if you’re into snowball fights or just want to pretend you’re in a fairytale.
By Airport: You’ll hit the tarmac at Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun, it’s miles (like 250 km, no joke) from Gangotri, where all the real adventure goes down. Once you land, snag a taxi if you’re feeling bougie, or just shove your way onto a bus headed for Uttarkashi. Stick with it, keep moving, and bam, you’ll land in Gangotri.
By Railaway Station: If trains are your thing, Dehradun Railway Station is the way to go. You’ve got options: Delhi, Haridwar, Rishikesh, wherever. Once you roll in, it’s road trip central. Grab a lift, roll through Uttarkashi, and just keep going till you hit Gangotri. Doesn’t get much simpler.
By Road: Gangotri isn’t exactly playing hide-and-seek; you can cruise up from Rishikesh, Dehradun, or Haridwar. State-run buses, shared jeeps, private cabs, take your pick. The road dead-ends at Gangotri, so when you run out of asphalt, congrats, you’re there. That’s your cue to lace up those boots and start hustling toward Kedartal.
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