4Nights 5Days
Daily Tour
20-25 people
English, Hindi
Garhwal Himalayas, Uttrakhand, India
12500feet
4 Night 5 Days
20 Km
Moderate to Difficult
Sankri Village
Sankri Village
OV-109
“Trekking means a Travelling experience with thrilling excitement – Amit Kalantri”
Kedarkantha is a mountain peak of the Himalayas in Uttarakhand. It is an elevation of 12,500 ft. and is located within Govind Wildlife Sanctuary in Uttarkashi District. The trek to Kedarkantha summit starts from the Sankri village, the views from this place are mesmerizing; you will pass through the pine forests, snow paths, charming villages, and lakes. Staying in camps during the Kedarkantha trek makes it more worth it and watchful, because of the cosmic sky full of stars, and the sky-knocking mountain peaks. Kedarkantha, the Queen of Winter Treks is one of the most beloved winter treks and known for its appealing beauty. It is a 20 km trek with smooth and uncomplicated trails of this trek makes it suitable for both beginners and experienced ones. Once you reach the summit, you will be stunned by the captivating views from the top, as you can experience the beauty of the Himalayas, its lush green meadows, snow-covered trails, and frozen lakes. You can also view the lofty Yamunotri and Gangotri peaks along with the Black Peak, Bandarpoonch, and the Swargrohini group of peaks. The best time to do the Kedarkantha Trek is during the month of December to January and March to April as you will find an abundance of snow at that time which makes your experience majestic. Along the way to the summit, you will come across some of the beautiful Himalayan Flora which includes pine, oak, walnut, chestnut covers, and rhododendrons. The Kedarkantha region is also the homeland of the popular red rice. Kedarkantha trek also includes some mythological aspects with it, which makes it more special for the trekkers of the country. During the Kedarkantha trek, you get a chance to camp around frozen Juda ka Talab, a place where it is believed that Lord Shiva once meditated. Another incident that connects Lord Shiva and the Kedarkantha trek is – the locals say that Kedarkantha was supposed to be the site for Kedarnath. When Lord Shiva was hiding from the Pandavas and roaming around in his bull form at Kedarkantha, the village dwellers disturbed his peace and he then fled to where Kedarnath is today. It is believed that the trident of the Shiva that is erected at the Kedarkantha peak protects the people and also nourishes the Himalayan Rivers. Are you a trekking lover, a nature lover, or a winter person? Whatsoever you are among these, we welcome you to experience the most majestic trek, none other than The Kedarkantha Trek.
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Most of the year, you can go trekking in Kedarkantha, but the best time is from November to April, when the roads are covered in snow and the snow-covered peaks look beautiful. From June to September, you should not go trekking because it rains a lot and makes walking hard.
Most of the time, December through April is the best time to go on the Kedarkantha trek. During these months, the days are 8°C and the nights are between -5°C and 3°C.
The height of the Kedarkantha trek is about 3,810 metres, which is about 12,500 ft. The trek is a perfect 20-kilometer-long path where you can see the beautiful Himalayas and walk on snow-covered paths. The path is curved by alpine thickets, and the many animals and plants that live there add to its beauty. Since the trek is at a high altitude, it gets cold as the altitude goes up and the oxygen level drops. If you plan on going to this high altitude, make sure you don't have any breathing problems.
The Kedarkantha Trek is moderate to difficult, which is why a lot of first-time trekkers choose it. This trek is always a great choice if you want your first trip to be memorable. The best time to do this trek is from November to April, when the terrain is all covered in snow and the views of the Garhwal Himalayas will make your heart melt. The trek is about 20 km long, and it takes about 5 days of hard work to finish. Make sure you stay hydrated and bring enough warm clothes.
If you go on the Kedarkantha trek from December to April, you will definitely see snow. Snow usually starts falling in this area in December and stays there until the third week of April.
Yes, without a doubt. People say that the Kedarkantha trek route is moderate to difficult, which means that it is good for people who are just starting out. The trip starts at 6400 ft. and goes up to 12500 ft., but the roads aren't very steep and there are only a few ups and downs along the way. Each day, you walk for about 5 to 6 hours, which is a normal trek pace even for beginners, and you are led by experienced guides. Along the way, there are beautiful snow-covered roads and alpines that make the long walk well worth it.
Yes, the Kedarkantha Trek is thought to be easy, which is why most people who have never hiked before choose it. The snow-covered roads and dense forests are easy to walk through, except for the part between the base camp and the peak, where the climb can get a little harder. Aside from that, this trek is easy because you only have to cover 4-6 km per day at a moderate pace.
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