Pindari Glacier Trek Package - Uk Travel Company

Trip Details

Pindari Glacier Trek Package

7 Days
  • Home Stay & Camp Stay
  • As Per Requirement
  • 3750 metres
  • Haldwani
  • April - June Sep - Nov
  • All Meals During Trek
  • 18
  • 65

Trek Overview

The Pindari Glacier Trek is a scenic adventure in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, taking you to an altitude of 3,660 meters over a 90 km round trip. The trek starts from Loharkhet and passes through quaint villages, dense forests, and pristine valleys, culminating at the stunning Pindari Glacier Zero Point. Best visited during April-June and September-November, the trek offers moderate difficulty, making it ideal for beginners. With breathtaking views of peaks like Nanda Devi and rich cultural experiences along the route, it’s a perfect introduction to Himalayan trekking.

 

Complete Details About Pindari Glacier Trek

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Trek Itiernery

  • Pick-up: We begin our journey early from Haldwani, picking up our guests and heading towards Loharkhet, the base camp for the Pindari Glacier trek.
  • Drive Distance: Approx. 190 km
  • Drive Time: 6-7 hours
  • Passing through the scenic hill stations of Almora and Bageshwar, we make several stops for meals and photography. Upon reaching Loharkhet, we settle in at our campsite or guest house, and enjoy a peaceful evening.
  • Trek Distance: 11 km
  • Trek Duration: 6-7 hours
  • The trek starts with a moderate climb through lush forests and picturesque landscapes, offering a glimpse of the beauty ahead. Our destination for the day is Dhakuri, a small settlement offering panoramic views of snow-clad peaks. We set up camp here for the night.
  • Trek Distance: 8 km
  • Trek Duration: 4-5 hours
  • After breakfast, we embark on a gradual descent towards the village of Khati, which is the last inhabited village on this trail. Khati is nestled in a serene valley, surrounded by rich flora and fauna. We spend the night here, experiencing the simple life of the locals.
  • Trek Distance: 11 km
  • Trek Duration: 6-7 hours
  • The trek becomes more adventurous as we make our way to Dwali, following the riverbed of the Pindar River. The terrain gradually becomes more rugged, with stunning views of waterfalls and distant snow-capped peaks. We set up camp at Dwali and rest for the night.
  • Trek Distance: 12 km (to Pindari Glacier and back to Phurkia)
  • Trek Duration: 7-8 hours
  • This is the highlight of the trek. We trek to the zero point of the majestic Pindari Glacier, standing at an altitude of 3,660 meters. The glacier is a sight to behold, surrounded by towering peaks. After enjoying some time at the glacier, we head back to Phurkia, where we set up camp for the night.

  • Trek Distance: 16 km
  • Trek Duration: 7-8 hours
  • We begin our descent, retracing our steps back to Dhakuri through the same beautiful trails we climbed earlier. With the mountains bidding us farewell, we spend another night at Dhakuri.

  • Trek Distance: 11 km (trek), 190 km (drive)
  • Trek Duration: 4-5 hours (trek), 6 hours (drive)
  • After breakfast, we trek back to Loharkhet, completing the trekking part of our adventure. From here, we start our return drive to Haldwani, stopping for meals along the way. Upon reaching Dehradun, the trek concludes.

Thigs To Carry

  • Trekking Shoes
  • BackPack
  • Warm Clothes
  • Sunscreen
  • Water Bottle
  • Snacks
  • Trekking Stick
  • Flash Light
  • Please Carry Your Identity

About Pindari Glacier Trek

  • Pindari Glacier Trek Duration
5Nights/4 Days
  • Start Point
Haldwani
  •  Pindari Glacier Trek Hight
 
  • Pindari Glacier Trek Distance
 
  • Trek Difficulty
Moderate
  • Network availability
 
  • No Pacemaker Implanted.
  • The pulse rate should be between 60 and 90 beats per minute.
  • Diastolic and systolic blood pressure readings must fall between 70 and 90 mm Hg and 100 and 140 mm Hg, respectively.
  • The ideal resting respiratory rate is between 12 and 20 breaths per minute.
  • Backpack (40-60Ltr.)
  • Hiking Pole
  • Water Bottle (2)
  • Lunch Tiffin Or Steel Box
  • Personal Medicines
  • Trekking Shoes 1 Pair
  • Warm Shocks
  • Cotton Shockes
  • Head Torch
  • Warm Cap
  • Sunglasses (UV)
  • Thermal Inner (Upper & Lower)
  • Jacket (Windproof )
  • Warm Jacket
  • Hand Gloves
  • Raincoat/ Ponch0
  • Toilet paper & Wipes
  • Lip Balm
  • Sunscreen
  • Towel

Cost Inclusion

  • Transport
  • Meals
  • Stay
  • Pic and drop

Cost Exclusion

  • Trekking Gares
  • Shopping
  • Any Event Ticket

Faq's About Pindari Glacier Trek

How difficult is the Pindari Glacier Trek?

The Pindari Glacier Trek is considered moderate to challenging, making it suitable for trekkers with a basic level of fitness and some trekking experience. The trek involves steep ascents, varied terrain, and high-altitude environments, reaching up to 4,000 meters (13,123 feet). Prior acclimatization and preparation are essential to successfully completing the trek.

What is the best time to go for the Pindari Glacier Trek?

The best time to undertake the Pindari Glacier Trek is between May to June and September to October. These months offer clear skies, moderate temperatures, and a low chance of snowfall. The monsoon season (July-August) should be avoided due to slippery trails and the risk of landslides.

How long does the Pindari Glacier Trek take?

The Pindari Glacier Trek typically takes 7 to 8 days to complete. The trek covers a distance of around 90 kilometers (56 miles) with an average daily walk of 6 to 8 hours. This duration allows for acclimatization, relaxation, and exploration of key scenic points along the way.

What should I pack for the Pindari Glacier Trek?

For the Pindari Glacier Trek, pack lightweight and moisture-wicking clothing, comfortable trekking boots, a warm jacket (even in summer), gloves, a hat, a raincoat, and a good quality backpack. Don’t forget a first-aid kit, sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat), a water bottle, and personal identification documents. A pair of trekking poles can also be helpful for stability on rough terrain.

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