Day 1

Haridwar → Badrinath

Approx. 320 km | 10–11 Hours

• Early morning departure from Haridwar.
• Scenic drive following the Ganga and Alaknanda Rivers.
• Pass through the famous Panch Prayag:
  • Devprayag
  • Rudraprayag
  • Karnaprayag
  • Nandprayag
  • Vishnuprayag
• Lunch en route (self).
• Reach Badrinath by evening.
• Check into hotel.
• Attend the evening Badrinath Temple Aarti/Darshan.
• Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 2

Badrinath → Mana Village → DeoTaal → Mana Pass → Auli

• Early breakfast.
• Drive to Mana Village.
• Visit:
  • Last Indian Village
  • Saraswati River
  • Bhim Pul (time permitting)
• Short, mostly level walk to DeoTaal.
• Photography and exploration.
• Permit verification.
• Continue by vehicle to Mana Pass (5,608 m).
• Spend time enjoying panoramic Himalayan views:
  • Chaukhamba
  • Nilkanth Peak
  • Tibetan Plateau
  • Indo-Tibet border landscape
• Descend via Badrinath.
• Drive to Auli.
• Check into resort.
• Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 3

Auli → Haridwar

Approx. 280 km | 8–9 Hours

• Breakfast.
• Drive through the beautiful Alaknanda Valley.
• Refreshment breaks en route.
• Reach Haridwar by early evening.
• Drop at:
  • Haridwar Railway Station, or
  • Har Ki Pauri (for evening Ganga Aarti)

By Air

Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun (DED) is the nearest airport.

• Haridwar: ~40 km (1–1.5 hrs)
• Taxi and bus services are readily available.

By Train

Reach Haridwar Junction (HW) from major Indian cities including:

• Delhi
• Mumbai
• Kolkata
• Jaipur
• Ahmedabad
• Varanasi
• Lucknow

Our pickup point is near Haridwar Railway Station.

By Road

Haridwar is well connected by road with:

• Delhi – 220 km (5–6 hrs)
• Dehradun – 55 km
• Rishikesh – 25 km
• Chandigarh – 200 km

Private vehicles, buses, and taxis are easily available.

Booking and Payment:

1. Booking Confirmation:
   • Confirmation of the booking is subject to the availability of slots and resources.
2. Payment Schedule:
   • A non-refundable deposit is required at the time of booking to secure the spot.
   • Full payment must be received before the commencement of the trek.
3. Payment Methods:
   • Accepted payment methods, including bank transfers, credit/debit cards,UPI, and  any other specified means.

Cancellation and Refund Policy:

1. Cancellation by Traveler:
   • Cancellation requests must be made in writing.
   • The deposit is non-refundable.
   • Cancellation charges increase as the departure date approaches.
2. Cancellation by the Travel Company:
   • The travel company reserves the right to cancel or alter the trip due to unforeseen circumstances. In such cases, a suitable alternative or a refund will be provided.

3. Trek Itinerary and Inclusions:

   1. Itinerary Changes:
      • The itinerary is subject to change based on weather conditions, unforeseen events, or any other circumstances beyond the company’s control.
   2. Inclusions:
      • Clearly outline what is included in the trek package, such as accommodation, meals, transportation, trekking permits, guide services, camping equipment, and more.

   3. Health and Fitness:

      1. Physical Fitness:
         • Acknowledge that trekking involves physical exertion and travelers should be in good health.
         • It is the responsibility of the traveler to inform the company of any medical conditions or concerns.
      2. Altitude Sickness:
         • Highlight the risk of altitude sickness and the importance of acclimatization during the trek.

      Travel Insurance:

      1. Mandatory Insurance:
         • It is mandatory for all travelers to have comprehensive travel insurance covering medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and other unforeseen events.

         • Equipment and Gear:

           1. Personal Equipment:
              • Provide a list of recommended personal trekking gear and equipment that travelers need to bring.
           2. Rental Services:
              • Specify if the company provides equipment rental services and associated costs.

           Code of Conduct:

           1. Responsible Trekking:
              • Emphasize responsible trekking practices, including leaving no trace, respecting local cultures, and following the Leave No Trace principles.

           Force Majeure:

           1. Unforeseen Events:
              • Clarify the company’s stance in case of unforeseen events such as natural disasters, political unrest, or any circumstances beyond control.

           Miscellaneous:

           1. Travel Documents:
              • Travelers must possess valid identification and any necessary permits throughout the journey.
           2. Pre-departure Briefing:
              • Highlight the importance of attending pre-departure briefings for safety instructions and trip details.
           3. 1. Code of Conduct:
                 • Clearly state the expected behavior of travelers, respecting local customs, fellow trekkers, and the environment.
                 • Legal Compliance:
              1. Legal Compliance:
                 • Ensure that all travelers comply with local laws and regulations during the trek.

              These terms and conditions aim to provide clear expectations for both the travel company and the travelers, fostering a positive and organized experience throughout the Himalayan journey.