Kedarkantha Trek

Are you planning for the trekking tour in Nepal?

If yes, then adventure Nepal Trekking Tour is a perfect choice.

There are many travel companies out there who offer wide arrays of adventure package like Pool hill trek, Base camp Trekking, Mount Everest trekking and so forth.

As such, you can choose the best adventure based on your requirement.In the tour, you can experience the exclusive adventure activities like ice skiing, camping, and peak climbing, trekking and so forth.

In the Peak Climbings in Nepal tour, you can explore river, mountain villages, forests, waterfalls, snow capped peak and more.

In addition, you shouldn’t forget to pack important items like water bottle, first aid kit, sleeping bag, wet clothes, innerwear, waterproof jacket and many more.The peak tour offers great view of the Mount Everest, Mount Cho Oye, Mount Lhotse, and many more.

Looking for peak climbing activities in Nepal?

We at Trekking Mart organizepeak climbing in Nepal for both beginners as well as professional mountaineers.

We closely work with Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) and offer tailor-made tentative itineraries.

We have a team of senior trekkers, who will guide you throughout the trekking activity.

Visit our website for more information.

You can take a cab from Dehradun railway station at 6:30 in the morning.Sankri is a small village with almost 250 houses, but the beauty of the town is so much more, the town consists of some small shops and dhabas.The village is also a trekking route for many trails like Kedarkantha, Barsu pass etc.Morning in Sankari is not less than a fantastic experience one can have; the Swargrohini peak which is visible with the sun shines bright looks like a fairy tale.The whole Himalayan range will entertain you throughout the journey, and you won’t feel bored in this long journey to Sankri base camp.The drive to Sankri will take you through the Nainbagh, Naugaon, Purola, Jarmola and Mori Naitwar, and it would be a mesmerizing feeling to travel to Har ki dun trek, as trekking in Uttarakhand is magic.Day 2: Sankri to Puani Garaat via TaukaAltitude: 6,397 ft. to 8,280 Ft. via 8,694 Ft.Time Taken: 6 hrs, 10 Km.Trek Gradient: Easy to moderateWater sources: Carry your own water bottlesOn your 2nd day, the cab will take you from Sankri to Taluka which is 12 Km in the distance and will take around 1 Hour to reach.

Here you have to trek to reach Puani Garaat.A small village Taluka has fewer houses, but the town is beautiful and give the glance of how mountains of Uttarakhand are so stunning along with that the whole Himalayan range, therefore, treks in India are so famous.From Taluka there we will trek to Punani Garaat where in between you will cross the river and wooden bridge that is going to remind you about the ancient time.As the essence of past is still alive in the mountains, walking ahead, you will witness harvest fields of potato, millet, and maize will fall on the way giving the whole stretch a ranch house feel.Pauni Garaat, a green clearing on the banks of Supin at its energetic best arrived at late in the afternoon as the Sun begins to dip.You will reach your destination that is Punani Garaat have rest and take a proper sleep under the sky, that will feel so wonderful.The whole Himalayan range will introduce you to the best trekking in Uttarakhand.Day 3: Puani Garaat to KalkatiyadharAltitude: 8,280 Ft. to 8,956 Ft.Time taken: 6 hrs, 7 Km.Trek Gradient: Easy to moderateWater sources: Carry your ownStart your day by trek heading to Osla town; Osla is a tiny town after hiking for an hour you will enter in a series of cleared land.The Climb is massive after it however beautiful landscape makes up for the efforts; you will soon reach flat land, which is your next Campsite, Kalkatiyadhaar.The trail passes through 3 Garaat or hydroelectricity run teasing units which are utilized by the villagers for isolating husks of millet and maize pursued by establishing to flour.The perfect vibe held in the encompassing, the trek continues through gather lands, dairy cattle eating, and inclination roofed cabins utilized as silo and stockpiles.In the wake of intersection a log connect, the trail turns for a rising.

On this slope, you will motivate remarkable perspectives to take looks of the Dhauladhar Range out front.Twisted trails to Borasu Pass and Baspa Valley can likewise be made out from here.

The high trail twists further down achieving a tabletop green stretch-Kalkattiyadhar.Day 4: Kalkatiyadhaar to Har-ki-dun to KalkatiyadhaarAltitude: 8,956 Ft. to 11,768 Ft.Time taken: 5 hrs, 4 KmWater sources: You can refill your drinking water bottles from the lake along the trail.Trek Gradient: Moderate.Today you will begin ahead of schedule when contrasted with different days.

Nonetheless, hypnotizing the perspectives were until today, prepare to experience something more.The trail will go into the icy mass bowl having moraines and elevated glades.

Tall pine trees will welcome you at each progression.The trail is blended of steep and moderate rise until the Har Ki Dun valley.

With spring finally here, many homeowners in Mansfield are putting together their checklists for routine upkeep that have to be conducted prior to summer approaches.

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Mera Peak (6,476m) is ta mountain in the Mahalanguar section, Barun sub-section of the Himalaya, the highest trekking peak on Everest region is one of the most demanding and challenging but technically an easy climbing peak so one can have an excellent first peak climb without other climbing experience.

Mera North, 6,476 m. (21,247 ft); Mera Central, 6,461 m. (21,198 ft); and Mera South, 6,065 m. (19,898 ft), as well as a smaller "trekking summit", visible as a distinct summit from the south but not marked on most maps of the region.

For this, we provide necessary training and workout before climbing the peak.

The other attraction of this trekking is we can have a magnificent summit view five 8,000m peaks including Mt Everest (8,848m), Mt Kanchenjunga (8,586m), Mt Makalu (8,463m), Mt Cho Oyu (8,201m) and Mt Lhotse (8,516m).Trekkers can ascend Mera Peak during the spring and autumn seasons as these seasons is the best time to climb the mountain for its astonishing views of the Himalayas.The trekking starts with an exciting flight to Lukla in Solukhumbu.

During the trek, we pass through a terraced landscape of Nepal foothills across small and beautiful villages where most of the hardy Sherpa’s are inhabited.

Crossing two high passes we reach Hinku Valley which has large settlement area.