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Kedar Taal Trek is an enchanting Himalayan adventure that beckons both seasoned trekkers and nature enthusiasts alike. Nestled in the heart of the Garhwal Himalayas, this trek offers a breathtaking journey through pristine forests, remote villages, and serene alpine meadows. The trek begins at Gangotri, a revered pilgrimage site, and winds its way up to Kedar Taal, a high-altitude glacial lake surrounded by towering peaks. With its awe-inspiring landscapes and rich biodiversity, Kedar Taal Trek is a haven for photographers and wildlife enthusiasts. Whether you seek spiritual solace or a thrilling mountain experience, this trek promises an unforgettable escapade into the lap of the Himalayas. Explore Kedar Taal Trek for an adventure that will leave you in awe of nature’s grandeur and majesty.
Drive 240 kms, 8/9 hrs from Dehradun and reach Gangotri. Reach by evening tea and snacks will be there followed by dinner. Overnight stay at Homestay on sharing basis.
Altitude : 3,100m/10,200ft
Meals: Evening - Tea & Pakodi, soup - Tomato, Dinner - Malka Dal Rice Roti Paneer achar papad, sweet - Gajar ka halwa
As you gain sudden altitude at 3,100m today is rest and acclimatisation day at Gangotri. After breakfast visit Pandav gufa, Gauri and Surya kund. Lunch at Homestay, after that you can
visit to the Gangotri Temple and hop for shopping if you need anything for the trek.
Altitude : 3,100m/10,200ft
Meals: Breakfast - Coffee/Tea milk cornflakes bread butter jam, Lunch - Pulao achar salad frooti, Evening - tea & pop corn, Soup - Manchao ,Dinner - Lauki+chana dal rice roti
bengan varta papad, sweet - Sewai
Start trek after breakfast, steep climb on the very fast day of the trek. 9 kms, 6/7 hrs. Don't forget to take packed lunch from us. Take a look of Mt. Thalaysagar while resting on the
trail. Rocky terrain with kedar ganga river on left. Reach campsite by afternoon. Evening tea and snacks follwed by dinner. Overnight stay at Tents.
Altitude : 3900m/12,800ft
Meals: Breakfast - Coffee/Tea Poha Suji halwa, Lunch - Sandwitch salad boiled egg fruit tang juice, Evening - tea & kachri, Soup - Hot & Sour , Dinner - Moong dal rice roti gobi papad, sweet - jalebi
Start trek after breakfast with initial 1 kms of steep ascent, next is mostly gradual ascent and descent. Mostly meadow trail. 4.5 KMS, 4/5 Hrs. Today hot lunch at campsite. After an
acclimatization walk evening tea and snacks followed by dinner. Overnight stay at tents.
Altitude : 4350m/14,300ft
Meals: Breakfast - Coffee/Tea Chole Bhature egg bhurji, Lunch - Muli Paratha achar salad fruit bar, Evening - tea & samosa, Soup - veg soup, Dinner - Kali Dal rice roti nuti+aloo,
sweet - gulab jamun
Today lesser distance to trek, 5 kms trek, 4/5 hrs. Reach Kedar Taal and back to The same campsite. spend 1 hour at Kedar Taal. Contineous steep uphill trek. Back to the camp, refreshen
by tea and snacks followed by dinner. Stay in tents.
Altitude : 4700m/15,500ft
Melas: Breakfast - Coffee/Tea Pan cake besan chilla ketchup honey, Lunch - Jeera rice nuti+aloo fry salad appy biscuit, Evening - Tea & matri, Dinner - Rajma dal rice roti gobi+aloo papad,
sweet - shahi tukda
Last day of your trek, descend down to Gangotri direct. 13.5 kms, 8/9 hrs. Packed lunch on the way. Same meals included. Overnight stay at Homestay.
Meals: Breakfast - Coffee/Tea Puri aloo jhol.
The Kedar Taal Trek is a trekking route in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand, India. It leads to the pristine Kedar Taal, a high-altitude glacial lake surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Himalayas.
The duration of the Kedar Taal Trek typically ranges from 5 to 7 days, depending on the specific route chosen and the trekking pace.
The best time to undertake the Kedar Taal Trek is during the late spring to early summer (May to June) and post-monsoon season (September to October). These months offer pleasant weather and clear skies.
The Kedar Taal Trek is considered moderately challenging and is suitable for trekkers with some prior trekking experience. Beginners should be in good physical condition and prepared for the altitude.
The trek typically starts from a village called Sankri, which serves as a base for several treks in the region.
Yes, permits are required for the Kedar Taal Trek. You can obtain these permits from the forest department or local authorities. Make sure to carry them with you during the trek.
The Kedar Taal itself is situated at an altitude of approximately 16,116 feet (4,913 meters) above sea level. Trekkers will reach higher altitudes during the trek.
While it's not mandatory to hire a guide, it is recommended, especially for those unfamiliar with the region. An experienced guide can provide valuable insights, ensure safety, and assist with navigation.
Your packing list should include essentials like warm clothing, sturdy trekking boots, a good quality backpack, rain gear, a first aid kit, water purification tablets, and high-energy snacks. Consult with your trek organizer for a comprehensive list.
The Kedar Taal Trek is generally considered safe, but it's essential to be prepared for mountain weather and altitude-related challenges. Adequate preparation, including acclimatization and following safety guidelines, is crucial for a safe trek.
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