Pindari Glacier Trek

Quick Info:

• Start Point/End Point: Kathgodam 
• Duration: 8N/9D
• Trek Height: 12370 toes.
• Trek distance: 48 Kms
• Temperature: 18°C to -2°C 
• Trek Endurance: Moderate
• Best Time To Travel: April, May, June, Mid August November
• ATM: You will locate ATM in Kathgodam

About the Pindari Glacier:

• The views from the Dhakri Khal bypass are especially beautiful, taking in the various snow-capped peaks that form the southern rim of the Nanda Devi Sanctuary. This walk combines stunning and peaceful lakes with crystal clear waters, snow-capped mountain peaks, and intriguing wood bridges to create a magical and adventurous experience!
• The Pindari Glacier is situated in Uttarakhand's Bageshwar district. Additionally, it is the source of the Pinder River, which merges with the Alaknanda River in Karnprayag. This glacier's zero point is situated at a height of 3660 meters. This trekking route winds through the jungle and offers beautiful views of peaks like Pawali Dwar (6,683 m) and Mt. Maiktoli (6,803 m), Nanda Kot, and more. It is located at the southern end of the Nandadevi Sanctuary (6863. MTS).

About Pindari Glacier Trek:

• The journey begins from Kharkiya, as all the trekkers meet there and then we trek to Khati Village from there and spend the night over there.
• In the morning, we will have breakfast and trek to Dwali, the route is quiet and peaceful and once we reach there we will do camping and stay overnight there.
• The next day we will trek to Phurkiya which is close to Zero Point, The trek route is a bit rough and steep upwards but it is fun and adventurous. We will spend the night at the Phurkiya campsite.
• The next is very exciting, as we have to trek to Zero Point, witness the mesmerizing views of the valley, and capture the moments, and then we will return to Phurkiya.
• After breakfast, the next day we will return to Khati Village and stay there overnight.
• Day 6, the last day, we will check ou from Khati and trek back to Kharkiya and our journey comes to an end.

Available Dates:

• April- 17,24
• May- 1,8,15,22,29
• June- 5,12,19,26
• August- 21,28
• September- 5,12,19,26
• October- 2,9,16,23,30
• November- 6,13
• [ Note: If you are a group of 4 or more people then the dates can be customized]

Travel Costs:

• Per Person: Rs 17,000/-

How to reach Kathgodam:

• By Air- Pantnagar Airport is the closest airport to Kathgodam, located 32 kilometers away. The airport is connected to Delhi through four weekly round flights. Taxis from the airport to Kathgodam are easy to come by.
• By Rail- From New Delhi to Kathgodam in North India, three trains are available for travel. The expedition takes you through Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and other places. For a few days, the sky will remain clear. The population of Kathgodam enjoy a temperature of 20°C during the day, which drops to 15°C at night. Because the train goes through Uttarakhand on its way to Kathgodam, the route is full of picturesque grandeur.
• By Road- From ISBT Anand Vihar in Delhi, buses to Kathgodam are easy to get by. From ISBT Delhi Anand Vihar station, regular buses run to Kathgodam. 

Know Before You Go for Pindari Glacier Trek

• After you've made your reservation, you'll be able to see the reallocation.
•  A car for the trip with a skilled driver designed for steep terrains is available.
• Bring dry snacks/meals at home to save money at the store. Carry water bottles so you may refill them.
• The weather has an impact on all sports.
• Keep your bags to a bare minimum; the more luggage you carry, the more trouble you'll have.
• Professional Trek Leaders are available to ensure protection, enhanced statistics, and personal involvement, which are all required to comprehend a trek.
• Camping may be a very primitive experience. It is no longer possible to rely on luxuries. There will be no electricity available at any campsite now.
• The climatic conditions at high elevations differ from those in the lowlands; it takes some time to acclimate to high altitudes.
• The trip passes through a green zone; trash adjacent to websites or tents is not encouraged. Travelers who litter may face fines.
• In the event of any catastrophes or natural disasters, the command has the right to alter the route.