5–6 Days Treks – Mount Flow Adventure, Uttarakhand

Monal Top Trek

admin — Wed, 11 Mar 2026 11:21:40 +0000

Trek Overview

The Monal Top Trek is one of the most scenic and lesser-known Himalayan treks in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand. Located near Sari Village, this trek offers breathtaking views of the Chaukhamba, Kedarnath, Neelkanth, and Bandarpoonch peaks along with dense oak and rhododendron forests.

Monal Top gets its name from the Himalayan Monal, the vibrant state bird of Uttarakhand that is often spotted in this region. The trail passes through peaceful forests, alpine meadows, and beautiful campsites, making it a perfect short trek for beginners and nature lovers.

One of the biggest attractions of the trek is the 360-degree panoramic Himalayan view from Monal Top. During winter, the trail is covered with snow, turning the trek into a magical snow adventure. In spring and summer, the forests bloom with colorful rhododendrons and alpine flowers.

Because of its short duration and stunning views, the Monal Top Trek is ideal for weekend trekkers, beginners, and photographers who want to experience the Himalayas without a long expedition.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Dehradun to Wan Village (8,000 ft)

Drive Distance: 280 km (Approx. 9-10 hrs)
Route Highlights: Scenic drive via Rishikesh, Karnaprayag & Lohajung
Stay: Guesthouse/Camping in Wan

Day 2: Wan Village to Suneli Dhar (9,300 ft)

Trek Distance: 7 km (Approx. 5-6 hrs)
Terrain: Gradual ascent through oak & rhododendron forests
Stay: Camping at Suneli Dhar

Day 3: Suneli Dhar to Monal Top to Kukina Khal (12,000 ft)

Trek Distance: 7 km (Approx. 3-4 hrs)
Highlights: Breathtaking views from Monal Top, meadows & ridgelines
Stay: Tents at Kukina Khal

Day 4: Kukina Khal to Wan Village

Trek Distance: 5 km (Approx. 3-4 hrs)
Terrain: Descend through dense forests & meadows
Stay: Guesthouse/Camping in Wan

Day 5: Wan Village to Dehradun

Drive Distance: 280 km (Approx. 9-10 hrs)
Route Highlights: Drive back via Lohajung, Karnaprayag & Dehradun

Why Choose Us?

At Mount Flow Adventures, we focus on safety, comfort, and authentic Himalayan experiences.

Experienced local trek leaders with region expertise
Small group size for better management
Hygienic meals and comfortable stays
24/7 on-ground support
Proper safety briefing and first-aid assistance
Transparent pricing with no hidden charges

We don’t just organize treks — we create experiences that connect you with the mountains, culture, and spirituality of the Himalayas.

Brahmatal Trek

admin — Wed, 11 Mar 2026 11:10:04 +0000

Trek Overview

The Brahmatal Trek is one of the most beautiful winter treks in the Indian Himalayas. Located in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand, this trek is famous for its snow-covered trails, frozen alpine lakes, panoramic Himalayan views, and scenic forest walks.

During winter, the entire trail turns into a magical landscape with thick snow, oak and rhododendron forests, and frozen lakes like Bekaltal and Brahmatal. Unlike many winter treks where high altitude views are limited, Brahmatal offers magnificent views of some of the highest Himalayan peaks, including Mt. Trishul and Mt. Nanda Ghunti.

The trek begins from Lohajung village, a peaceful Himalayan hamlet surrounded by dense forests and mountain landscapes. The trail gradually climbs through beautiful forests and open meadows before reaching the stunning Brahmatal Lake, which remains frozen during peak winter.

One of the major highlights of this trek is reaching the Brahmatal summit viewpoint, where trekkers witness a breathtaking 360-degree view of the Himalayan ranges. The combination of snow trekking, frozen lakes, and incredible mountain views makes Brahmatal one of the best winter treks in India.

This trek is suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers, making it a perfect Himalayan adventure for anyone looking to experience snow trekking.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Dehradun to Lohajung Base Camp

Drive Distance: ~280 km | Duration: 10–11 hours

Your journey begins early in the morning with pickup from Dehradun Railway Station at 6:00 AM. From Dehradun, the drive continues towards Lohajung, passing through scenic mountain roads.

The route goes through Rishikesh, Devprayag, Srinagar, Rudraprayag, Karnaprayag, and Tharali, offering beautiful views of river confluences and Himalayan valleys. As the road climbs higher into the mountains, the landscape changes to dense forests and charming villages.

By evening, you will arrive at Lohajung (7,600 ft), the starting point of the Brahmatal Trek. After check-in at the guesthouse or campsite, enjoy dinner and a briefing about the trek.

Overnight stay in Lohajung.

Day 2: Lohajung to Bekaltal

Trek Distance: ~6 km | Duration: 5–6 hours

After breakfast, the trek begins from Lohajung towards Bekaltal, one of the most beautiful high-altitude lakes in the region.

The trail gradually ascends through oak and rhododendron forests, offering peaceful surroundings and occasional glimpses of snow-covered trails during winter. As you climb higher, the forest opens into scenic clearings with beautiful views of the Himalayan mountains.

After a steady climb, you will reach Bekaltal Lake (9,800 ft). This pristine lake is surrounded by dense forest and remains partially frozen during winter months, creating a stunning landscape.

Spend some time exploring the lake and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere.

Overnight stay in camps near Bekaltal.

Day 3: Bekaltal to Brahmatal

Trek Distance: ~7 km | Duration: 5–6 hours

Today’s trek takes you deeper into the mountains as you head towards Brahmatal Lake.

The trail gradually climbs through snow-covered forest sections and open ridges. As you gain altitude, the views become more dramatic, with snow-covered peaks appearing in the distance.

One of the highlights of the day is walking along beautiful ridgelines that offer stunning views of Mt. Trishul and Mt. Nanda Ghunti.

By afternoon, you will reach the campsite near Brahmatal Lake (10,700 ft). During winter, the lake remains completely frozen and covered with snow, making it a spectacular sight.

Enjoy the serene Himalayan surroundings before settling into camp.

Overnight stay at Brahmatal campsite.

Day 4: Brahmatal to Brahmatal High Point and Back

Trek Distance: ~6 km (round trip) | Duration: 5–6 hours

Today is the most exciting day of the trek as you climb to the Brahmatal Summit / High Point (12,250 ft).

Start early in the morning and trek along snowy ridges leading to the summit. The climb is gradual but rewarding, with incredible views unfolding at every step.

Once you reach the Brahmatal High Point, you will witness one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayas, including:

Mt. Trishul
Mt. Nanda Ghunti
Chaukhamba Range
Neelkanth Peak
Hathi and Ghoda Parvat

Spend some time enjoying the views and capturing photographs before descending back to the campsite.

Overnight stay at Brahmatal campsite.

Day 5: Brahmatal to Lohajung

Trek Distance: ~11 km | Duration: 6–7 hours

After breakfast, begin the descent back to Lohajung.

The return trail passes through scenic forest sections and open meadows, offering one last opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the Himalayan landscape.

As you descend, the terrain gradually becomes greener, and the forests become denser. By afternoon or evening, you will reach Lohajung village.

Celebrate the successful completion of the trek with your team.

Overnight stay in Lohajung.

Day 6: Lohajung to Dehradun

Drive Distance: ~280 km | Duration: 10–11 hours

After breakfast, begin the return journey to Dehradun.

The drive follows the same scenic Himalayan route through mountain towns and river valleys. By evening, you will reach Dehradun, marking the end of your memorable Brahmatal trekking adventure.

Things to Carry

Clothing

Thermal innerwear (top and bottom)
Fleece jacket
Down / padded jacket
Waterproof jacket and pants
Trekking pants
Woolen cap and sun cap
Gloves (waterproof recommended)
Warm socks (3–4 pairs)

Trekking Gear

Trekking shoes with good grip
Backpack (50–60L)
Daypack (optional)
Trekking pole

Essentials

Water bottle (1–2 liters)
Sunglasses (UV protection)
Sunscreen and lip balm
Personal toiletries
Headlamp or torch
Personal medicines

Why Choose Us?

At Mount Flow Adventures, we focus on safety, comfort, and authentic Himalayan experiences.

Experienced local trek leaders with region expertise
Small group size for better management
Hygienic meals and comfortable stays
24/7 on-ground support
Proper safety briefing and first-aid assistance
Transparent pricing with no hidden charges

We don’t just organize treks — we create experiences that connect you with the mountains, culture, and spirituality of the Himalayas.

Kedarkantha Trek

admin — Wed, 11 Mar 2026 08:07:32 +0000

Trek Overview

Kedarkantha Trek is a renowned winter trek in U arakhand, India, known for its stunning snow covered landscapes and panoramic views of the Himalayas. The trek starts from Sankri village and takes around 5 days to complete, covering approximately 20 kilometres. The trail passes through dense pine forests, meadows, and quaint villages, o ering a unique experience for trekkers. With a maximum altitude of around 12,500 feet, it provides a moderate level of
challenge, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers. Juda ka Talab is a peaceful lake covered by woodlands that is a popular campground for the walk. It’s an ideal place to sit and review about the journey. Almost mid-November, the campsites themselves are dusted with snow, making the entire area a dream come true. The evening spent in these campgrounds is sure to be memorable, whether you are observing the night sky, taking in the peacefulness of the mountains, or cooking a nice supper over the camp re. Another remarkable aspect of the Kedarkantha Trek is the captivating forest. The variety of woodlands you walk through on the trek will fascinate your senses. Kedarkantha is an excellent starting point for individuals who are unfamiliar with high-altitude trekking. Reaching across ranges such as the Burane Range, Bandarpoonch Peaks, Rupin Range, Har ki Dun, Swargarohini Peaks, and imposing Black Peak, the views from height are just fabulous.

Trekkers witness breathtaking snowy panoramas, making it a dream trek for those seeking an unforge able winter experience. Trekonindia Kedar Kantha trek packages are o en chosen for their inclusions, accessibility, beautiful trails and experienced guides.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: DEHRADUN TO SANKRI | 8 HOURS DRIVE

Start early from Dehradun (around 7:00 AM) to ensure a daylight drive.
Enjoy scenic views of the Yamuna and Tons rivers en route.
Stop for lunch at a dhaba in Purola or Mori.
Reach Sankri village (6,400 ft) by evening and check into a guesthouse/homestay.
Attend a short briefing session about the trek, followed by dinner and rest.

Day 2: SANKRI TO JUDA KA TALAB | 3-4 HOURS TREK

Begin the trek after breakfast, walking through dense pine and oak forests.
Spot Himalayan birds and local flora during the steady ascent.
Reach Juda Ka Talab (9,000 ft), a serene lake surrounded by trees.
Relax, explore the area, and enjoy a warm dinner under the stars.

Day 3: JUDA KA TALAB TO KEDARKANTHA BASE CAMP | 2-3 HOURS TREK

Start the day with a warm-up and hearty breakfast.
Trek through snow-covered trails (in winter) and alpine meadows.
Reach Kedarkantha Base Camp (11,250 ft) by afternoon.
Have lunch, rest, and acclimatize at the base camp.
Watch the sunset over the Swargarohini and Bandarpoonch peaks.

Day 4: SUMMIT DAY – BASE CAMP TO KEDARKANTHA SUMMIT AND BACK TO JUDA KA TALAB (6–7 HOURS TREK)

Begin the summit push around 3:00 AM for sunrise views.
Reach Kedarkantha summit (12,500 ft) by sunrise; enjoy breathtaking 360° views.
Click photos and soak in the panoramic views of Himalayan peaks.
Descend back to base camp, have lunch, then trek down to Juda Ka Talab.
Rest and recover at the campsite after a long, rewarding day.

Day 5: Juda Ka Talab to Sankri | Drive to Dehradun (8 Hours)

Begin the final descent to Sankri after breakfast.
Reach Sankri by late morning and freshen up.
Depart from Sankri by cab for Dehradun by noon.
Stop for meals or tea en route during the scenic return drive.
Arrive in Dehradun by evening (around 7–8 PM), marking the end of the trek.

Inclusion

Travel Arrangements

Local transport from Dehradun to Sankri and return to Dehradun in a
tempo traveler or similar.

Accommodation

Stay in tents (triple/quad sharing) during the trek.
High-quality camping gear: tents, sleeping bags, mats.

Meals

All veg meals during the trek (Day 1 Snacks to Day 5 breakfast).
Nutritious and hygienic food with evening snacks, soup, and desserts at campsites.

Trek Equipment

First-aid kit and oxygen cylinder for emergency use.
Toilet tents (Dry Washrooms) for hygienic sanitation.

Trek Team

Certified and experienced trek leaders and local guides.
Supporting staff including cooks, helpers, and porters for logistics.

Permits, Fees & Certificate

All necessary permits and entry fees for Kedarkantha Trek and camping.
Trek completion certificate from The Star Adventure.

Exclusion

Personal Expense

Meals during transit or stay in Dehradun (other than mentioned).
Mineral water, soft drinks, energy bars, snacks, etc.
Charges for cloak room, personal porters or offloading backpack.

Unforeseen Expenses

Costs incurred due to roadblocks, weather delays, landslides, strikes, or natural calamities.
Additional accommodation or food during delays.

Insurance & Medical Expenses

Any kind of travel, trek, or personal insurance.
Expenses arising due to medical issues, evacuation, or accidents.
Expenses for treatment in case of acute mountain sickness or other personal health issues.

Things to Carry

Essential Trekking Gear

Backpack (50-60 Litres) – Comfortable with good support straps.
Daypack (10-20 Litres) – For short hikes or during summit day (optional but handy).
Trekking Shoes – Sturdy, waterproof, with good ankle support.
Trekking Pole(s) – For balance and support on uneven terrain.
Headlamp/Flashlight – With extra batteries.

Clothing (Layering is Key)

Base Layer – 2-3 moisture-wicking t-shirts.
Insulation Layer – 1-2 fleece or light woolen sweaters.
Outer Layer – Down or padded jacket (must-have for cold nights).
Rain Jacket/Poncho – Waterproof & windproof.
Trekking Pants – 2-3 quick-dry and stretchable.
Thermal Wear – 1 pair for nights.
Gloves – 1 waterproof & 1 woolen.
Woolen Cap/Beanie – To keep head and ears warm.
Sun Hat/Cap – For sun protection.
Socks – 3-4 pairs (2 woolen + 2 regular).

Personal Hygiene

Toiletries – Biodegradable soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, lip balm.
Wet Wipes & Sanitizer – For freshness & hygiene.
Towel – Lightweight microfiber.
Toilet Paper/Tissue Roll – Essential in the mountains.
Sunscreen & Moisturizer – SPF 30+ and non-oily.

Health & Safety

Personal Medical Kit – Basic meds for headache, nausea, cold, fever, etc.
Diamox – For high-altitude sickness (only if recommended by a doctor).
Band-aids & Muscle Spray – For cuts, blisters or joint pains.

Other Essentials

Water Bottles (2L total) or a hydration pack.
Lunch Box – For Pack Lunch.
Snacks – Dry fruits, energy bars, glucose powder, ORS.
Sunglasses – UV protection (essential in snow).
Power Bank – No Electricity in camps.
ID Proof – Mandatory for verification.

Why Choose Us?

At Mount Flow Adventures, we focus on safety, comfort, and authentic Himalayan experiences.

Experienced local trek leaders with region expertise
Small group size for better management
Hygienic meals and comfortable stays
24/7 on-ground support
Proper safety briefing and first-aid assistance
Transparent pricing with no hidden charges

We don’t just organize treks — we create experiences that connect you with the mountains, culture, and spirituality of the Himalayas.

Kuari Pass and Pangarchulla Trek

admin — Thu, 26 Feb 2026 07:36:40 +0000

Trek Overview

Located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, this trek lies near the spiritual town of Joshimath. The Kuari Pass trail, also known as the “Curzon Trail,” was explored by British Viceroy Lord Curzon in the early 1900s. It is renowned for offering a grand 180-degree view of Himalayan giants like Nanda Devi, Dronagiri, Kamet, and Hathi Parvat.

The trek begins through dense oak and rhododendron forests, opens into vast alpine meadows, and gradually climbs toward snow-covered ridgelines. The highlight is the summit push to Pangarchulla Peak, which involves a steep and adventurous climb over snow and rocky terrain. From the top, the Himalayan panorama is nothing short of magical.

This trek is ideal for adventure seekers who want a summit experience without technical mountaineering.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Rishikesh to Joshimath (Drive – 8–9 hrs)

Drive along the scenic Alaknanda River, passing Devprayag, Rudraprayag, and Karnaprayag. Arrive in Joshimath by evening. Overnight stay in guesthouse/hotel.

Day 2: Joshimath to Dhak Village – Trek to Gulling Top

Drive to Dhak village (approx. 1 hour). Start trekking through forests and steep ascents. Reach Gulling campsite surrounded by oak and rhododendron trees.

Trek: 5–6 km
Overnight in tents

Day 3: Gulling to Khullara via Tali Forest

Gradual ascent through dense forests and clearings. The trail begins to open up with stunning mountain views.

Trek: 5–6 km
Overnight in tents

Day 4: Khullara to Kuari Pass and Back

Early morning trek to Kuari Pass. Witness majestic peaks including Nanda Devi and Dronagiri. Spend time at the pass and descend back to camp.

Trek: 6–7 km (round trip)
Overnight in tents

Day 5: Pangarchulla Summit Attempt

Start pre-dawn for the summit climb. The trail becomes steep with snow sections (in spring). Reach Pangarchulla Peak and enjoy panoramic Himalayan views. Descend back to Khullara/Gulling camp.

Trek: 8–9 km
Overnight in tents

Day 6: Descend to Dhak – Drive to Joshimath

Trek down to Dhak village and drive back to Joshimath. Trip concludes.

Things to Carry

Clothing

Warm jacket (down/synthetic)
Fleece jacket
Thermal inner wear (top & bottom)
Waterproof jacket & pants
Trekking pants (2 pairs)
Woollen cap, gloves, and muffler
3–4 pairs of warm socks

Footwear

Good quality trekking shoes (water-resistant with grip)
Slippers/sandals for campsite

Essentials

40–50L backpack with rain cover
Water bottles (2 litres total)
Sunglasses (UV protected)
Sunscreen (SPF 50+), lip balm
Headlamp/torch
Personal toiletries
Trekking pole (recommended)

Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek

admin — Wed, 25 Feb 2026 11:50:17 +0000

Trek Overview

The Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek is one of the most beautiful meadow treks in India, located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand. The word Bugyal means high-altitude meadow, and this trek takes you across two of the largest and most scenic alpine meadows in Asia – Ali Bugyal and Bedni Bugyal.

Set against the majestic backdrop of Himalayan giants like Trishul and Nanda Ghunti, this trek offers wide open landscapes, rolling green pastures, oak and rhododendron forests, and breathtaking sunrise views.

Unlike steep summit treks, Ali Bedni Bugyal is more about walking through endless grasslands that stretch as far as your eyes can see. It is ideal for beginners, families, photographers, and anyone looking to experience the raw beauty of the Himalayas without extremely technical climbs.

The trail also passes through charming Himalayan villages, giving trekkers a glimpse of the traditional mountain lifestyle of Uttarakhand.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Dehradun/Rishikesh to Wan Village (7,000 ft)

Drive Distance: 295 km (approx. 9 hrs)
Route: Scenic journey via Rishikesh, Karnaprayag & Lohajung
Stay: Guesthouse/campsite in Wan

Day 2: Wan to Gairoli Patal (10,000 ft)

Trek Distance: 9 km
Highlights: Dense oak & rhododendron forests, Neel Ganga River
Stay: Camping at Gairoli Patal

Day 3: Gairoli Patal to Ali Bedni Bugyal (11,600 ft approx.)

Trek Distance: 4 km
Highlights: Vast alpine meadows, stunning views of Mt. Trishul & Nanda Ghunti
Stay: Camping at Ali Bedni Bugyal

Day 4: Ali Bedni Bugyal to Wan Village

Trek Distance: 4 km
Highlights: Scenic descent through lush greenery & forest trails
Stay: Guesthouse/campsite in Wan

Day 5: Wan Village to Rishikesh/ Dehradun

Drive Distance: 295 km (approx. 9 hrs)
Return journey via Karnaprayag & Rishikesh

Why Choose Mount Flow Adventures?

Experienced Trek Leaders
Our trek leaders are certified and experienced in high-altitude trekking, ensuring your safety and comfort throughout the journey.

Safety First Approach
We carry complete first-aid kits, maintain safe campsite practices, and closely monitor weather conditions.

Quality Camping Experience
We provide clean tents, warm sleeping bags, and hygienic freshly prepared meals.

Small Group Size
We keep our batches limited to ensure personalized attention and a better trekking experience.

Local Support & Sustainable Trekking
We work closely with local communities and promote eco-friendly trekking practices, minimizing environmental impact.

Transparent Pricing
No hidden charges. Clear inclusions and exclusions.

Sar Pass Trek

admin — Sat, 21 Feb 2026 11:55:16 +0000

Trek Overview – Sar Pass Trek

The Sar Pass Trek is one of the most scenic high-altitude snow treks in Himachal Pradesh, located in the beautiful Parvati Valley near Kasol. Sitting at an altitude of approximately 13,800 ft (4,205 meters), this trek offers a perfect blend of dense forests, alpine meadows, traditional Himalayan villages, and thrilling snow slopes.

The trail begins from Kasol and gradually ascends through charming villages like Grahan, lush pine forests, and high-altitude camps such as Min Thach and Nagaru before reaching the stunning Sar Pass summit. The trek is especially popular during May and June, when trekkers get to experience long snow slides and panoramic Himalayan views.

With a trekking distance of around 48 km over 5 Nights and 6 Days, Sar Pass is considered a moderate-level trek, ideal for beginners who want to experience snow trekking as well as for experienced trekkers looking for scenic diversity.

What Makes Sar Pass Special?

Long and exciting snow slides (seasonal)
360° views of Himalayan peaks and Parvati Valley
Beautiful transition from forests to snow-covered landscapes
Authentic Himachali village experience
One of the best beginner-friendly high-altitude snow treks

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Kasol to Grahan Village

The Adventure Begins

Trek Stats: 8 km | 4–5 Hours
Altitude Gain: 5,577 ft ➔ 7,709 ft

Overview: The journey starts from the center of Kasol, following the Grahan Nallah on its true left. The trail is gentle, winding through pine forests and rhododendrons. After a steep final hour of climbing, you arrive at Grahan, a traditional village with no mobile network—your first step into the wild.

Day 2: Grahan to Min Thach

Entering the Forest

Trek Stats: 9 km | 5–6 Hours
Altitude Gain: 7,709 ft ➔ 11,154 ft

Overview: Wake up to snow-clad views and begin your climb north. The trail gets steeper and wilder, leading you into dense woods. As you gain height, you’ll catch your first glimpses of Min Thach, Nagaru, and the Sar Top to your right. The day ends at the forest campsite of Min Thach, offering commanding views of the Chandrakhani stretch.

Day 3: Min Thach to Nagaru

The High Camp

Trek Stats: 6 km | 6–7 Hours
Altitude Gain: 11,154 ft ➔ 12,467 ft

Overview: A shorter distance but a tougher climb. The trail rises steeply out of the woods from Min Thach, often requiring navigation through slippery snow sections. Upon reaching Nagaru, the views open up dramatically—facing north, you’ll see the magnificent mountains across the Parvati Valley and the town of Manikaran far below. It gets cold and windy here!

Day 4: Nagaru to Biskeri Thach (Summit Day)

The Sar Pass Crossing

Trek Stats: 14 km | 8–9 Hours
Altitude Gain: 12,467 ft ➔ 13,800 ft (Summit)

Overview: Start early for the summit push. Reach Sar Pass (approx. 13,800 ft) to enjoy stunning views of Tosh Valley. Afterward, enjoy an exciting slide down the snow slopes to reach the gentler valley below, finally arriving at the Biskeri Thach campsite.

Day 5: Biskeri Thach to Kasol (via Barshaini)

The Descent & Departure

Trek Stats: 9 km Trek + 15 km Drive | 5–6 Hours

Overview: Enjoy a final morning in the lush grasslands of Biskeri before descending through dense forests and crossing a stream near Pulga. You will cross the Parvati River to reach Barshaini, from where a vehicle will drive you back to the Kasol base camp.

Inclusion

Travel Arrangements

Local transport from Barshaini to Kasol in a tempo traveler or similar.

Accomodation

Stay in tents (triple/quad sharing) during the trek.
High-quality camping gear: tents, sleeping bags, mats

Meals

All veg meals during the trek.
Nutritious and hygienic food with evening snacks, soup, and desserts at campsites.

Trek Equipment

First-aid kit and oxygen cylinder for emergency use.
Toilet tents (Dry Washrooms) for hygienic sanitation.

Trek Team

Certified and experienced trek leaders and local guides. Supporting staff including cooks, helpers, and porters for logistics.

Permits, Fees & Certificate

All necessary permits and entry fees for Sar Pass and camping.
Trek completion certificate from The Star Adventure.

Exclusion

Personal Expense

Meals during transit or stay in (other than mentioned).
Mineral water, soft drinks, energy bars, snacks, etc.
Charges for cloak room, personal porters or offloading backpack.

Unforeseen Expenses

Costs incurred due to roadblocks, weather delays, Heave Snow, landslides, strikes, or natural calamities.
Additional accommodation or food during delays.

Insurance & Medical Expenses

Any kind of travel, trek, or personal insurance.
Expenses arising due to medical issues, evacuation, or accidents.
Expenses for treatment in case of acute mountain sickness or other personal health issues

Things to Carry for Sar Pass Trek

Proper packing is extremely important for a comfortable and safe trekking experience. Below is a recommended checklist:

Essential Trekking Gear

Backpack (50-60 Litres) – Comfortable with good support straps.
Daypack (10-20 Litres) – For short hikes or during summit day (optional but handy).
Trekking Shoes – Sturdy, waterproof, with good ankle support.
Trekking Pole(s) – For balance and support on uneven terrain.
Headlamp/Flashlight – With extra batteries.

Clothing (Layering is Key)

Base Layer – 2-3 moisture-wicking t-shirts.
Insulation Layer – 1-2 fleece or light woolen sweaters.
Outer Layer – Down or padded jacket (must-have for cold nights).
Rain Jacket/Poncho – Waterproof & windproof.
Trekking Pants – 2-3 quick-dry and stretchable.
Thermal Wear – 1 pair for nights.
Gloves – 1 waterproof & 1 woolen.
Woolen Cap/Beanie – To keep head and ears warm.
Sun Hat/Cap – For sun protection.
Socks – 3-4 pairs (2 woolen + 2 regular).

Personal Hygiene

Toiletries – Biodegradable soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, lip balm.
Wet Wipes & Sanitizer – For freshness & hygiene.
Towel – Lightweight microfiber.
Toilet Paper/Tissue Roll – Essential in the mountains.
Sunscreen & Moisturizer – SPF 30+ and non-oily.

Health & Safety

Personal Medical Kit – Basic meds for headache, nausea, cold, fever, etc.
Diamox – For high-altitude sickness (only if recommended by a doctor).
Band-aids & Muscle Spray – For cuts, blisters or joint pains.

Other Essentials

Water Bottles (2L total) or a hydration pack.
Lunch Box – For Pack Lunch.
Snacks – Dry fruits, energy bars, glucose powder, ORS.
Sunglasses – UV protection (essential in snow).
Power Bank – No Electricity in camps.
ID Proof – Mandatory for verification.

Why Choose Mount Flow Adventures for Sar Pass Trek?

Choosing the right trekking company makes a huge difference in your overall experience. Here’s why trekkers trust us:

Experienced Trek Leaders

Our trek leaders are certified and experienced in high-altitude trekking, ensuring proper guidance and safety at every stage.

Safety First Approach

We prioritize safety with proper acclimatization schedules, first-aid kits, oxygen cylinders (if required), and daily health monitoring.

Hygienic & Nutritious Meals

Freshly prepared vegetarian meals are provided during the trek to keep your energy levels high.

Quality Camping Equipment

We provide high-quality tents, sleeping bags suitable for sub-zero temperatures, and comfortable camping arrangements.

Transparent Pricing

No hidden charges. Everything is clearly communicated before the trek begins.

Local Expertise

Being familiar with the terrain and weather conditions of Parvati Valley, our team ensures a smooth and well-organized trekking experience.

Valley of flowers

admin — Sat, 21 Feb 2026 11:28:13 +0000

Trek Overview – Valley of Flowers

The Valley of Flowers National Park is one of India’s most beautiful high-altitude Himalayan valleys, famous for its vibrant alpine meadows covered with thousands of blooming flowers during the monsoon season. Located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, this UNESCO World Heritage Site sits at an altitude of around 12,000 ft and transforms into a colorful paradise between July and September.

The trek offers breathtaking views of snow-clad peaks, gushing waterfalls, wooden bridges, and rare Himalayan flora. The valley is home to more than 500 species of flowers including Blue Poppy, Cobra Lily, Himalayan Bellflower, and Brahma Kamal (found near Hemkund Sahib).

This trek is ideal for beginners, nature lovers, photographers, and anyone who wants to experience the raw beauty of the Himalayas without extreme difficulty. The journey also includes an optional visit to Hemkund Sahib, one of the highest Gurudwaras in the world at 14,100 ft.

If you are looking for a scenic Himalayan trek filled with greenery, waterfalls, rivers, and colorful meadows — Valley of Flowers is a perfect choice.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: HARIDWAR TO GOVINDGHAT VIA JOSHIMATH

Drive Distance: ~300 km | Drive Duration: 10–11 hours
Start early from Haridwar and drive along the Alaknanda River via
Rishikesh, Devprayag, Rudraprayag, Karnaprayag, and Joshimath.
Enjoy views of confluences of major rivers and mountain landscapes.
Short halt at Joshimath for refreshments.
Reach Govindghat by evening and check-in at a guesthouse.
Altitude: Haridwar (314 m) to Govindghat (1,828 m)

Day 2: GOVINDGHAT TO GHANGARIA

Trek Distance: ~10 km | Drive Distance: ~4 km (Govindghat to Pulna by vehicle)
Short drive to Pulna, the trek starting point.
Trek through a scenic trail along the Pushpawati River with waterfalls and lush greenery.
Midway stop at Bhyundar village for refreshments.
Reach Ghangaria (3,050 m) by afternoon; check into hotel/lodge.
Rest and acclimatize for the next day’s valley trek.

Day 3: GHANGARIA TO VALLEY OF FLOWERS AND BACK

Trek Distance: ~8 km one way | Total Trek: ~14–16 km
Begin early morning trek to Valley of Flowers (3,658 m), a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Explore alpine flowers like blue poppies, Himalayan balsam, and more.
Witness streams, glaciers, and meadows full of colors.
Return to Ghangaria by late afternoon.
Rest and overnight stay at Ghangaria.

Day 4: GHANGARIA TO HEMKUND SAHEB AND BACK

Trek Distance: ~6 km one way | Total Trek: ~12 km
Early morning steep ascent to Hemkund Sahib (4,329 m), one of the world’s highest Gurudwaras.
Visit Hemkund Lake and Laxman Temple; witness Brahma Kamal flowers en route.
Return carefully downhill to Ghangaria by afternoon.
Rest and overnight stay.

Day 5: GHANGARIA TO GOVINDGHAT

Trek Distance: ~10 km | Drive Distance: ~4 km (Pulna to Govindghat)
Descend the same route back to Pulna.
Optional stop at waterfalls or village cafés.
Short drive from Pulna to Govindghat.
Overnight stay at Govindghat.

Day 6: GOVINDGHAT TO HARIDWAR

Drive Distance: ~300 km | Drive Duration: 10–11 hours
Drive back the same scenic mountain route via Joshimath, Chamoli, and Rishikesh.
Breaks at Devprayag or Rudraprayag for meals and river views.
Reach Haridwar by late evening.
End of the trek journey with unforgettable Himalayan memories.

Inclusion

Travel Arrangements

Local transport from Haridwar/Rishikesh in a tempo traveler or similar.

Accommodation

Stay in Hotel/Homestay/Tents (triple/quad sharing) during the trek.
High-quality camping gear: tents, sleeping bags, mats.

Meals

All veg meals during the trek (Day 1 Dinner to Day 5 breakfast).
Nutritious and hygienic food with evening snacks, soup, and desserts at campsites.

Trek Equipment

First-aid kit and oxygen cylinder for emergency use.
Toilet tents (Dry Washrooms) for hygienic sanitation.

Trek Team

Certified and experienced trek leaders and local guides.
Supporting staff including cooks, helpers, and porters for logistics.

Permits, Fees & Certificate

All necessary permits and entry fees for Valley of Flowers Trek and camping.
Trek completion certificate from The Star Adventure.

Exclusion

Personal Expense

Meals during transit or stay in Haridwar (other than mentioned).
Mineral water, soft drinks, energy bars, snacks, etc.
Charges for cloak room, personal porters or offloading backpack.

Unforeseen Expenses

Costs incurred due to roadblocks, weather delays, landslides, strikes, or natural calamities.
Additional accommodation or food during delays.

Insurance & Medical Expenses

Any kind of travel, trek, or personal insurance.
Expenses arising due to medical issues, evacuation, or accidents.
Expenses for treatment in case of acute mountain sickness or other personal health issues.

Things to Carry

Essential Trekking Gear

Backpack (50-60 Litres) – Comfortable with good support straps.
Daypack (10-20 Litres) – For short hikes or during summit day (optional but handy).
Trekking Shoes – Sturdy, waterproof, with good ankle support.
Trekking Pole(s) – For balance and support on uneven terrain.
Headlamp/Flashlight – With extra batteries.

Clothing (Layering is Key)

Base Layer – 2-3 moisture-wicking t-shirts.
Insulation Layer – 1-2 fleece or light woolen sweaters.
Outer Layer – Down or padded jacket (must-have for cold nights).
Rain Jacket/Poncho – Waterproof & windproof.
Trekking Pants – 2-3 quick-dry and stretchable.
Thermal Wear – 1 pair for nights.
Gloves – 1 waterproof & 1 woolen.
Woolen Cap/Beanie – To keep head and ears warm.
Sun Hat/Cap – For sun protection.
Socks – 3-4 pairs (2 woolen + 2 regular).

Personal Hygiene

Toiletries – Biodegradable soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, lip balm.
Wet Wipes & Sanitizer – For freshness & hygiene.
Towel – Lightweight microfiber.
Toilet Paper/Tissue Roll – Essential in the mountains.
Sunscreen & Moisturizer – SPF 30+ and non-oily.

Health & Safety

Personal Medical Kit – Basic meds for headache, nausea, cold, fever, etc.
Diamox – For high-altitude sickness (only if recommended by a doctor).
Band-aids & Muscle Spray – For cuts, blisters or joint pains.

Other Essentials

Water Bottles (2L total) or a hydration pack.
Lunch Box – For Pack Lunch.
Snacks – Dry fruits, energy bars, glucose powder, ORS.
Sunglasses – UV protection (essential in snow).
Power Bank – No Electricity in camps.
ID Proof – Mandatory for verification.

Hampta Pass Trek

admin — Sat, 21 Feb 2026 11:27:19 +0000

Trek Overview – Hamta Pass Trek

The Hamta Pass Trek is one of the most dramatic crossover treks in Himachal Pradesh. It connects the lush green valleys of Kullu with the stark, barren landscapes of Lahaul. Within just a few days, you witness a complete transformation of scenery — from pine forests and gushing rivers to snow bridges, high mountain passes, and cold desert terrain.

Situated near Manali, the trek begins from Jobra and gradually ascends through dense forests, wide meadows, and glacier valleys before reaching Hamta Pass at 14,100 ft. From the top, the panoramic views of the Lahaul valley and surrounding snow peaks are simply breathtaking.

This 5N/6D itinerary is designed for proper acclimatization and comfortable trekking. It is ideal for beginners with good fitness levels as well as experienced trekkers who want to experience a classic Himalayan crossover trail.

The highlight of the trek is crossing the pass and witnessing the dramatic landscape shift in a single journey.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Manali – Jobri (Drive) – Chikka || (16 Km Drive & 3 Km Trek)

Arrival at our Base Camp in Aleo, Manali, start with a short drive to Jobri (approx. 16 km).
Begin your trek from Jobri to Chikka (around 3 km, 2–3 hours).
Enjoy scenic trails through pine forests and river crossings.
Reach Chikka – a lush green campsite with a waterfall and views of Deo Tibba.
Reach camp, have evening tea/snacks, and spend the night under the stars.

Day 2: Chikka – Balu ka Ghera || (7 Km Trek)

After breakfast, start trekking along the riverbank and across rocky terrain.
Cross multiple streams and boulders as you gain altitude.
Witness the stunning views of Indrasan and Deo Tibba peaks.
Reach Balu ka Ghera – a high-altitude meadow used as a glacier bed.
Settle at the campsite and prepare for the challenging day ahead.

Day 3: Balu ka Ghera – Hampta Pass Summit – Shea Goru || (10 Km Trek)

Wake up early and begin the ascent to Hampta Pass (14,100 ft).
Navigate steep trails, snow patches, and thrilling climbs.
Reach the Hampta Pass top and enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views.
Descend towards Shea Goru through scree and moraine.
Camp overnight in Shea Goru – a cold desert campsite surrounded by peaks.

Day 4: Shea Goru – Chattru – Chandertal (Drive) – Return Chattru || (6 KM Trek & 70 Km drive)

Begin your descent with a 6 km trek to Chhatru, crossing streams and rocky terrain.
Freshen up and take a break at Chhatru roadside dhabas.
Drive 70 km to Chandratal Lake, also known as the Moon Lake (weather permitting).
Spend time at the lake capturing its magical reflections and serene vibe.
Return to Chhatru and stay overnight in tents near the valley.

Day 5: Chattru – Manali Base camp (80 Km Drive)

After breakfast, begin your return journey to Manali via the Atal Tunnel.
Enjoy the drastic landscape changes from barren Spiti to green Kullu Valley.
Reach Manali base camp by afternoon and collect certificates (if applicable).
Refresh and Chill in Star Adventure Camp or relax in café.
End your unforgettable trek with cherished memories and group photos.

Inclusion

Travel Arrangements

Local transport from Aleo Base Camp to Jobri and Chhatru to Manali in a tempo traveler or similar.

Accommodation

Stay in tents (triple/quad sharing) during the trek.
High-quality camping gear: tents, sleeping bags, mats.

Meals

All veg meals during the trek (Day 1 Lunch to Day 5 breakfast).
Nutritious and hygienic food with evening snacks, soup, and desserts at campsites.

Trek Equipment

First-aid kit and oxygen cylinder for emergency use.
Toilet tents (Dry Washrooms) for hygienic sanitation.

Trek Team

Certified and experienced trek leaders and local guides.
Supporting staff including cooks, helpers, and porters for logistics.

Permits, Fees & Certificate

All necessary permits and entry fees for Hampta Pass and camping.
Trek completion certificate from The Star Adventure.

Exclusion

Personal Expense

Meals during transit or stay in Manali (other than mentioned).
Mineral water, soft drinks, energy bars, snacks, etc.
Charges for cloak room, personal porters or offloading backpack.

Unforeseen Expenses

Costs incurred due to roadblocks, weather delays, landslides, strikes, or natural calamities.
Additional accommodation or food during delays.

Insurance & Medical Expenses

Any kind of travel, trek, or personal insurance.
Expenses arising due to medical issues, evacuation, or accidents.
Expenses for treatment in case of acute mountain sickness or other personal health issues.

Why Choose Us for Hamta Pass Trek?

Experienced Trek Leaders
Our team consists of certified and experienced trek leaders who ensure safety and proper guidance throughout the journey.

Small Group Size
We maintain small batch sizes for better management, personalized attention, and a safe trekking experience.

Quality Camping Equipment
We provide high-quality tents and sleeping bags suitable for high-altitude conditions.

Proper Acclimatization Plan
Our 5N/6D itinerary is designed carefully to reduce altitude sickness risks and ensure a comfortable experience.

Safety First Approach
We carry first aid kits and follow strict safety protocols during river crossings and pass summit day.

Local Support Team
Our experienced local guides and support staff add authenticity and ensure smooth logistics.

Har Ki Dun Trek

admin — Sat, 21 Feb 2026 11:26:18 +0000

Trek Overview – Har Ki Dun Trek

The Har Ki Dun Trek begins from Sankri village, a small yet vibrant Himalayan hamlet that serves as the base for several treks in the region. The trail follows the Supin River through dense pine and deodar forests, terraced fields, and traditional wooden villages like Osla and Seema.

Har Ki Dun valley is believed to be the route taken by the Pandavas on their journey to heaven. The valley opens up dramatically as you gain height, revealing lush green meadows in summer and snow-covered landscapes in winter and early spring. Towering peaks such as Swargarohini, Hata Peak, and Black Peak form a stunning backdrop.

The trek offers a mix of riverside camping, forest trails, cultural experiences, and breathtaking Himalayan views — making it ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and first-time high-altitude trekkers.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Drive from Dehradun to Sankri Base Camp

Altitude: 6,400 ft
Drive: 240 km (approx. 10 hours)
Details: Your journey begins in the morning with a pick-up from Dehradun. The long but scenic drive takes you through Mussoorie and Barkot, eventually following the Tons River. You arrive in the evening at Sankri, a quiet village inside the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary, which serves as the base camp.
Stay: Guest House/Hotel in Sankri.

Day 2: Drive to Gangarh & Trek to Osla

Altitude: 6,400 ft ➔ 8,800 ft
Drive: 16 km (approx. 1 hour)
Trek: 4 km (approx. 3–4 hours)
Details: After breakfast, take a short drive over a rough road to Gangarh village, where the trekking trail begins. The 4 km trek to Osla is a moderate ascent alongside the Rupin River, passing through chestnut and walnut forests. You will reach the ancient village of Osla, famous for its unique wooden architecture and the Someshwar (Duryodhana) Temple.
Stay: Homestay or campsite at Osla.

Day 3: Trek from Osla to Kalkatiyadhar

Altitude: 8,800 ft ➔ 8,956 ft
Trek: 8 km (approx. 5 hours)
Details: Today’s trail continues ascending gradually. You will pass highly cultivated lands and the confluence of the Supin and Ruinsara rivers. As you climb higher, the forest cover thins out, offering spectacular views of the Kala Nag (Black Peak) and Bandarpooch mountain ranges. You reach the meadows of Kalkatiyadhar, your campsite for the next two nights.
Stay: Camping at Kalkatiyadhar.

Day 4: Summit Day: Kalkatiyadhar to Har Ki Dun Valley & Back

Altitude: 8,956 ft ➔ 11,700 ft ➔ 8,956 ft
Trek: approx. 10–12 km round trip (6–7 hours)
Details: The longest and most rewarding day. You start early toward the Har Ki Dun valley, often called the “Valley of Gods.” The trail passes through dense rhododendron forests and past cascading waterfalls. Upon entering the valley, you are greeted by massive peaks, the Jaundhar Glacier, and views of Hata Peak. After exploring the valley, you retrace your steps back to the Kalkatiyadhar campsite for the night.
Stay: Camping at Kalkatiyadhar.

Day 5: Return Trek from Kalkatiyadhar to Osla

Altitude: 8,956 ft ➔ 8,800 ft
Trek: 8 km (approx. 4 hours)
Details: After the previous day’s climb, today is an easier descent. You retrace your path back towards Osla village. The downhill walk allows you to enjoy the landscapes from a different perspective and is much lighter on the legs.
Stay: Homestay or campsite at Osla.

Day 6: Trek from Osla to Gangarh & Drive to Sankri

Altitude: 8,800 ft ➔ 6,400 ft
Trek: 4 km descent
Drive: 16 km
Details: On the final day of trekking, you walk the remaining 4 km down from Osla back to the roadhead at Gangarh. Vehicles will be waiting here to drive you back to the base camp in Sankri, where you can celebrate the completion of the trek with a hot shower and a regular bed.
Stay: Guest House in Sankri.

Day 7: Drive from Sankri to Dehradun

Drive: 240 km (approx. 10 hours)
Details: After breakfast, you board the vehicles for the return journey to Dehradun. You will arrive back in the city by evening, marking the end of the trip.

Inclusion

Travel Arrangements

Local transport from Dehradun to Sankri and Sankri to Dehradun in atempo traveler or similar.

Accomodation

Stay in tents (triple/quad sharing) during the trek.
High-quality camping gear: tents, sleeping bags, mats

Meals

All veg meals during the trek.
Nutritious and hygienic food with evening snacks, soup, and desserts at campsites.

Trek Equipment

First-aid kit and oxygen cylinder for emergency use.
Toilet tents (Dry Washrooms) for hygienic sanitation.

Trek Team

Certified and experienced trek leaders and local guides. Supporting staff including cooks, helpers, and porters for logistics.

Permits, Fees & Certificate

All necessary permits and entry fees for Rupin Pass and camping.
Trek completion certificate from The Star Adventure.

Exclusion

Personal Expense

Meals during transit or stay in Sankri (other than mentioned).
Mineral water, soft drinks, energy bars, snacks, etc.
Charges for cloak room, personal porters or offloading backpack.

Unforeseen Expenses

Costs incurred due to roadblocks, weather delays, Heave Snow. landslides, strikes, or natural calamities.
Additional accommodation or food during delays.

Insurance & Medical Expenses

Any kind of travel, trek, or personal insurance.
Expenses arising due to medical issues, evacuation, or accidents.
Expenses for treatment in case of acute mountain sickness or other personal health issues.

Things to Carry

Essential Trekking Gear

Backpack (50-60 Litres) – Comfortable with good support straps.
Daypack (10-20 Litres) – For short hikes or during summit day (optional but handy).
Trekking Shoes – Sturdy, waterproof, with good ankle support.
Trekking Pole(s) – For balance and support on uneven terrain.
Headlamp/Flashlight – With extra batteries.

Clothing (Layering is Key)

Base Layer – 2-3 moisture-wicking t-shirts.
Insulation Layer – 1-2 fleece or light woolen sweaters.
Outer Layer – Down or padded jacket (must-have for cold nights).
Rain Jacket/Poncho – Waterproof & windproof.
Trekking Pants – 2-3 quick-dry and stretchable.
Thermal Wear – 1 pair for nights.
Gloves – 1 waterproof & 1 woolen.
Woolen Cap/Beanie – To keep head and ears warm.
Sun Hat/Cap – For sun protection.
Socks – 3-4 pairs (2 woolen + 2 regular).

Personal Hygiene

Toiletries – Biodegradable soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, lip balm.
Wet Wipes & Sanitizer – For freshness & hygiene.
Towel – Lightweight microfiber.
Toilet Paper/Tissue Roll – Essential in the mountains.
Sunscreen & Moisturizer – SPF 30+ and non-oily.

Health & Safety

Personal Medical Kit – Basic meds for headache, nausea, cold, fever, etc.
Diamox – For high-altitude sickness (only if recommended by a doctor).
Band-aids & Muscle Spray – For cuts, blisters or joint pains.

Other Essentials

Water Bottles (2L total) or a hydration pack.
Lunch Box – For Pack Lunch.
Snacks – Dry fruits, energy bars, glucose powder, ORS.
Sunglasses – UV protection (essential in snow).
Power Bank – No Electricity in camps.
ID Proof – Mandatory for verification.

Why Choose Us?

Experienced Local Team
Our trek leaders and guides are trained professionals with in-depth knowledge of the Har Ki Dun region and mountain safety protocols.

Safety First Approach
We follow proper acclimatization practices and carry first-aid and emergency support systems.

Quality Camping Experience
Spacious tents, hygienic meals, and well-managed campsites ensure comfort in the wilderness.

Small Group Sizes
We maintain limited group sizes to provide personal attention and a better trekking experience.

Responsible & Eco-Friendly Trekking
We strictly follow Leave No Trace principles and promote sustainable tourism in the Himalayas.

Do Dham Yatra Trek

admin — Sat, 21 Feb 2026 11:25:13 +0000

Trek Overview

Do Dham Yatra is a Sub set of the famous Char Dham Yatra in Uttarakhand. It is mostly Comprised of Yamunotri and Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath.

This Do Dham yatra Comprises of Kedarnath and Badrinath only. Kedarnath being the home of Lord Shiva and one of the twelve Jyotirlings of India is very popular among the People and Badrinath is off course one of the four Dham established by Shankracharya making it a must visit pilgrimage for the People who follow Hindu Religion.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Haridwar to Guptakashi, 197 kms 9 hrs

Pick up from Haridwar approx 7am
Drive to Guptakashi/Sitapur/Phata from Haridwar. Drive through the beautiful hill roads
Arrival in Hotel by evening. Check in hotel and relax
Dinner followed by Rest in the hotel

Day 2: Guptakashi to Kedarnath

Wake up Early and get ready for the Dham of the Lord Shiva i.e. Kedarnath also known as the home of The Lord Shiva.
Take Shuttle Service from Sonprayag to Gaurikund and Start your trek thereafter
18kms trek to Kedarnath temple. ( You Can also opt for Dolli, Pony, Pitthu and Helicopter on your own )
Reach Kedarnath and one can do to Evening Darshan after taking some rest.
Dinner and Overnight stay at GMVN Cottages.

Day 3: Kedarnath to Guptkashi

Wake up Early around 4a.m. and witness the Morning Darshan, at Morning you can go inside the GarbhaGraha and see the hump of the Bull.
After Breakfast trek down from Kedarnath to Sitapur/ Guptkashi
Reach in the Evening followed by Dinner and rest

Day 4: Guptkashi to Badrinath , 180 Kms, 8 hr

Wake up Early
Have Breakfast and check out from the hotel.
Travel to Badrinath via Chopta. Sight seeing in Chopta Medows.
Arrival at Badrinath by 7:30 PM. Check in hotel and You can have evening darshan of BadrinathJi.

Day 5: Badrinath to Mana, Drive to Srinagar

Check out from hotel.
Morning Darshan at Temple
Drive to Mana which is the last Indian Village
Drive to Srinagar. Overnight stay at Srinagar
Witness Vishnu Prayag, Nandaprayag, Karnaprayag and Rudraprayag on the way
Srinagar is around 188 km from Badrinath

Day 6: Srinagar to Haridwar, 140 km, 7 h

Leave for Haridwar after Breakfast
Drive Via Devprayag and Rishikesh
Evening Aarti at Haridwar and your Tour Ends with TSS

Why Choose Mount Flow Adventures?

Experienced Local Team
We have in-depth knowledge of Uttarakhand routes, weather conditions, and pilgrimage management.

Comfortable & Safe Journey
Well-maintained vehicles and verified accommodations ensure a smooth travel experience.

Special Care for Senior Citizens
We assist with pony bookings, easy-paced itinerary, and personalized support.

Transparent Pricing
No hidden charges. Clear inclusions and exclusions.

24/7 On-Tour Assistance
Our team remains available throughout the yatra for any support or emergency.

Spiritually Enriching Experience
We focus not just on travel but on providing a peaceful and fulfilling pilgrimage journey.

5–6 Days Treks – Mount Flow Adventure, Uttarakhand

Monal Top Trek

Monal Top Trek

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Trek Price: ₹9,999/-

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Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Dehradun to Wan Village (8,000 ft)

Day 2: Wan Village to Suneli Dhar (9,300 ft)

Day 3: Suneli Dhar to Monal Top to Kukina Khal (12,000 ft)

Day 4: Kukina Khal to Wan Village

Day 5: Wan Village to Dehradun

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Brahmatal Trek

Brahmatal Trek

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Trek Price: ₹7,500/-

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Day 1: Dehradun to Lohajung Base Camp

Day 2: Lohajung to Bekaltal

Day 3: Bekaltal to Brahmatal

Day 4: Brahmatal to Brahmatal High Point and Back

Day 5: Brahmatal to Lohajung

Day 6: Lohajung to Dehradun

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Why Choose Us?

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Kedarkantha Trek

Kedarkantha Trek

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Trek Price: ₹5,500/-

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Day 1: DEHRADUN TO SANKRI | 8 HOURS DRIVE

Day 2: SANKRI TO JUDA KA TALAB | 3-4 HOURS TREK

Day 3: JUDA KA TALAB TO KEDARKANTHA BASE CAMP | 2-3 HOURS TREK

Day 4: SUMMIT DAY – BASE CAMP TO KEDARKANTHA SUMMIT AND BACK TO JUDA KA TALAB (6–7 HOURS TREK)

Day 5: Juda Ka Talab to Sankri | Drive to Dehradun (8 Hours)

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Accommodation

Meals

Trek Equipment

Trek Team

Permits, Fees & Certificate

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Personal Expense

Unforeseen Expenses

Insurance & Medical Expenses