Black Peak Expedition
₹ 84,999 /person | 17D - 16N | Dehradun to Dehradun
Black Peak Expedition
17D - 16N | Dehradun to Dehradun
Rs. 84,999/pp
➩ Description
- Altitude : 4950mtr.
- Duration: 17 Days
- Trek Length: 65km
- Base Camp: Sankri
- Trek Difficulty : Moderate to Diff.
In certain circles, the Black Peak Expedition is also referred to as the Kalanag Expedition. It is one of the finest excursions, and as a result, it has become the expedition that people want to go on the most nowadays. Every person’s goal should be to reach the summit of this mountain. It may be found in the Uttarkashi district of the state of Uttarakhand. This leads to Bandarpoonch, which is linked to Swargarohini summit. This mountain reaches a height of 6387 metres at its highest point. The Sankri base camp is where the adventure gets underway. This journey begins and ends at Ruinsara Tal and Kyarkoti as its base camp. Because of the hill in front of it, the snow does not stop falling, giving it the appearance of a snake. Because of this, it seems to be black when seen from the front. Because of this, the mountain is known as Kalanag peak. The Black Peak Expedition is also known as “Kala Nag” in the local dialect. This peak got its name from the fact that the peak’s summit looks like the head of a black cobra. Bandarpoonch is at an elevation of 6,387 metres and is located close to the Ruinsara valley. It is the highest point in the Saraswati Mountain Range. Additional peaks include Hanuman Parvat (Bandarpoonch II) and Bandarpoonch I, which stands at 6316 metres (6,102 m). A stunning mountain range is formed by this area, which also includes Swargarohini and Bandarpoonch.
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➩ Itinerary
Time: 8hrs approx.
Distance: 209kms
Please meet us at the Dehradun Train station or the ISBT, since this is where we will be picking you up, and then we will take you to Sankri. You may choose to have your morning meal at Kempty Fall, which is a well-known picnic location that is well-known for a waterfall. You should stop in Purola for lunch in the midst of your trip. To get to Sankri, you'll take a winding road that winds through some of the most beautiful parts of the Himalayas, such as Dehradun, Mussoorie, Nainbagh, Damta, Newman, Purola, Mori, and Netwar. It's a drive that's sure to take your breath away and provide you with some of the best views you've ever seen. The hamlet of Sankri is located in the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary in the Uttarkashi district. It is a small market town that is well-known for the wooden huts that offer mouthwatering cuisine. You will come across apple orchards and plenty of greenery in this area. Go to Sankri to get a glimpse of the snow-covered mountains, to appreciate the absence of pollution, and to take advantage of the stimulating climate.
This is the day when our experienced expedition leader will brief you and provide all of the necessary information. In the meanwhile, get yourself ready for the journey. When you have finished the appropriate documents, you may choose to either relax or go for a short walk.
Time: 5hrs aprox
Distance: 11kms
When you've finished eating breakfast, take a cab to Taluka, which is located 11 kilometres away from Sankri. It's like a little hamlet with a few hotels and dwellings made of cement. The journey begins at Taluka and heads in the direction of Osla. As you make your way through the thick woods filled with walnut trees, you'll get glimpses of the Himalayan settlements up ahead. Reach the settlement of Osla after a slow rise; it is the largest village in the area and is well-known for its culture. The peasants often visit and worship at a temple dedicated to Duryodhana. When you have finished exploring this lovely location, you may rest for the night in one of your tents.
Time: 7hrs approx
It is a glacier lake that is regarded holy by the people, and the pristine waters of this lake are adored by them. Your day will begin with an early wake-up call, and then you will go for Ruinsara after breakfast.
Time: 6hrs approx
Send your best wishes to the Ruinsara Lake, then make your way to Kyarkoti (Base Camp). You can see Black Peak from here, and just taking in the scenery is enough to get your blood pumping for the days ahead. Set up your tents and get comfortable for the day in the meadow of Kyarkoti, which is surrounded by mountains and stones.
Transporting cargo back and forth between Base Camp and ABC on the ferry. Base Camp is your home for the night.
Go along the same route that you used yesterday as you travelled from Base Camp to ABC.
Take in the breathtaking panorama of Black Peak as you load the ferry from ABC to Camp 1. When you've finished putting up Camp 1, report to ABC.
Go on along the same route that you took the day before. Climb from the ABC to the 1st camp.
The ascent is difficult, and Summit Camp is located at an elevation of 5500 metres. You will be able to reach the campground after a journey of three hours. When you've finished putting up the tents, you may turn in early.
The ascent is strenuous, and the elevation of Summit Camp is 5,500 metres. Following a journey of three hours, you will arrive at the campground. After the completion of putting up the tents, go to bed early.
Reserved day kept for weather changes.
After finishing the climb at Summit camp, make your way back down to Base camp.
Descend from Base Camp to Osla village, which was your home for the night on Day 2. Engage in conversation with the locals, and get to know them well.
Begin the journey down to Taluka after bidding farewell to this picturesque settlement. After you've arrived there, take a little break. The walk comes to an end here, and transportation to Sankri will be provided for you.
You need to get an early start for Dehradun if you want to be there by 6:00 p.m.
➩ Inclusion
- 17 days premium trek
- Double sharing basis of tents through the trek.
- Dehradun to Sankri & Return Transport in Tempo/Bolero/Sumo Vehicle
- All meals – vegetarian
- Campfire at Camps (If Available)
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➩ Exclusion
- Pickup from your place
- Luggage carries charges
- Food during travel
- Any kind of personal expenses
➩ Fitness
As you climb to higher altitudes, the air grows thinner and less oxygen is present. The amount of oxygen in our blood is equivalent to the proportion of haemoglobin that is saturated with oxygen. At altitudes above around 2,100 metres (7,000 feet), the amount of oxygen carried by our blood starts to decrease. At the same time, the human body possesses both immediate and long-term adaptations to altitude that help it somewhat compensate for the shortage of oxygen.
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A Great First Trek for Anyone Who Wants to Get Into Hiking:
➩ Safety
Points to remember for safety in the trek:
- It is essential that you arrive at the starting point of any hike or excursion in the best possible physical condition and readiness.
- The hike is not tough; in fact, if you can keep both your feet and your mind calm and strong during the journey, you will discover that the hike is rather simple.
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➩ How to Reach
Directions to go to Dehradun:
- By Air: Jolly Grant Airport is the domestic airport that serves Dehradun, and it receives frequent flights from the main metropolises located across India.
- Traveling by Train: The Dehradun junction is the closest railway station, and it has excellent connections to major cities located around India.
- By Road: The road network in and around Dehradun is extensive and convenient. To get to Dehradun from Delhi or any of the other surrounding cities, you have the option of either driving there yourself or hiring a cab or taxi. In addition, there is a consistent bus service between Dehradun and the surrounding areas because to the extensive road network.
➩ FAQ's
You may go on a Annapurna trip at any time of year, but the finest time is from November to April, when the roads are covered with snow and the snow-capped peaks are at their most picturesque. Avoid going on a hike between June and September, since this is the wet season and the going may be quite tough.
The months of December through April are prime time for making the Annapurna hike. A daytime high of 8 degrees Celsius and a low of -5 to 3 degrees Celsius characterise these months.
- The elevation gain on the Kedarkantha trek is roughly 3,810 metres, or 12,500 feet. The track is ideal, stretching about 20 kilometres and providing stunning views of the Himalayas and their snowy landscape. The road is made more beautiful by the abundance of flora and animals as well as the arcs formed by the alpine thickets along it.
- Due to the high altitude and decreased oxygen, the trip may be rather chilly. It is important to check your lung function before travelling to this high altitude.
The distance between the two locations, Sankri and Kedarkantha, is 20 kilometres. Time-wise, the journey takes four days: two and a half for the ascent and one and a half for the descent. It is recommended to set aside an extra day either before or after the trip to get to or from Dehradun. There will be a total of 5 days of hiking involved.
The Kedarkantha Trek is popular among first-time hikers because of its low difficulty. If this is your first time hiking, you should definitely choose this route. From November through April, when the Garhwal Himalayas are blanketed in snow, this walk is at its most beautiful and rewarding. The distance of the walk is around 20 kilometres, and it will take you four full days of hiking to finish it.
Between the months of December and April, snow is guaranteed on the Kedarkanthm. Typically, snowfall in this area begins in December and continues into the third week of April.
- It is possible to drive from Dehradun to Sankri and return. The party will be transported in an SUV comparable to the Tata Sumo. The last part of the trip is on foot. If I go on a Kedarkantha trekking excursion, what kind of shoes should I wear?
- Normal athletic footwear is not permitted. Shoes from Woodland or Forclaz 500 are suggested due to their excellent traction, which will be necessary for the hike.
- Beginners often choose the path leading up to Kedarkantha since it is very simple. First-timers won't be overwhelmed by the mild inclines and declines of the roads.
- The trekking pole also facilitates movement while travelling across snow-covered roads. The path is very scenic due to the abundance of verdant vegetation, gorgeous streams, verdant valleys, maple trees, and pine woods along the way.
- Absolutely, yes. The Kedarkantha trail is rated as "easy to moderate," so it's perfect for first-time hikers. The trip starts at an elevation of 6400 feet and goes as high as 12500 feet; however, the roads are not very steep and there are only a few ascents and descents.
- Every day, you and your guides will walk for around 5-6 hours, which is the standard trek pace for beginners. Stunning views of snow-covered highways and alpines can be seen all along the trail, making the effort worthwhile.
The Kedarkantha Trek is popular among newcomers because of its low difficulty rating. Snow-covered roads and deep woodlands are quite simple to navigate on foot, with the exception of the section of the trail between base camp and the top, where going upward may be a little more of a challenge. In any case, the average daily mileage covered on this hike is just around 4 to 6 kilometres, making it a rather simple journey.
The Kedarkantha Trek is popular among newcomers because of its low difficulty rating. Snow-covered roads and deep woodlands are quite simple to navigate on foot, with the exception of the section of the trail between base camp and the top, where going upward may be a little more of a challenge. In any case, the average daily mileage covered on this hike is just around 4 to 6 kilometres, making it a rather simple journey.
There is a recommendation that you bring a 6L backpack, with the weight being determined by your needs and capacity.
In Kedarkantha, temperatures in December average between -15°C and 5°C. At a height of 12,500 feet, the air is much cooler and the winds are stronger. In addition, there is a high probability of snowfall during December hikes.
The temperature is comfortable and not bone-chilling in November, making it the ideal time to experience the Kedarkantha hike. In addition to making camping simpler, a lack of clouds means that your vacation is less likely to be ruined. Juda-Ka-Talab, the world-famous lake with snow-capped mountains in the backdrop, won't be frozen in November.
Not at all; Kedarnath and Kedarkantha are two very distinct locations. Kedarnath, in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, is famous as the site of a Shiva temple revered by Hindus. Contrarily, Kedarkantha is a Himalayan peak in Uttarakhand that is well-known for its hiking route. The distance between the two locations is around 100 kilometres.
- Woollen clothes
- Windproof jacket
- Hiking shoes, Snow boots, sandals or slippers
- Walking stick or a trekking pole
- Sunglasses with UV protection
- Sunscreen lotions
- Lip balm
- Torch with extra batteries.
- Toiletries: Sanitizer, tissues, liquid soaps, paste and toothbrush
- Medicines
- Phone chargers or power bank
- Raincoat, extra shirts/t-shirts, and trekking pants
- Identity card
- Insulated water bottle
- Woollen fleece jackets
Here is the list of best Uttarakhand treks that you can book from Indiantreks:
- Valley Of Flowers Trek
- Brahmatal Trek
- Nag Tibba Trek
- Tungnath trek
- Kuari Pass Trek
➩ Note
In the normal course of things, IndianTreks anticipates that you will be the one to carry your own personal gear; but, if you want to unload your backpack, you may give it to the mule.
Charge of offloading Backpack
- 1500 INR (Indian Rupees), provided that the payment is made online ten days in advance
- INR 3500/- If you inform us after reaching Sankri.
- There is a need for a waterproof cover on the backpack; luggage and stroller bags are not permitted.
Special offers
- You just need to make one payment, and you may go on the tour as many times as you want.
- If you schedule a trek with Indiantreks and are unable to finish that trek, or if you have successfully completed that journey and wish to do it again, you are free to repeat that trek an unlimited number of times without incurring any additional fees for doing so.
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Terms and conditions To book a trek or an adventure programme, please use our online booking form; if you prefer, you may also give us a call at the number provided. To confirm your reservation, you will need to wire a deposit in addition to the original payment.
➩Trek Departure
Distance: 198Kms | Time: 7-8 hours drive
At seven in the morning, hikers will be collected either from the Dehradun train station or at Petal Nager. It is going to be a lengthy journey, but the whole way is going to give magnificent scenic views, which will make you feel anxious to go to the spot where you will go hiking. You will have a lot of fun and also pass through Govind National Park before you get to Sankri, which is located 22 kilometres away. We will arrive at Sankri about 5:00 in the evening, and after we are settled in, you will have the opportunity to visit the Sankri sour hamlet before retiring for the night in a homestay located in Sankri.
➩ Things to carry
PARTICIPANTS MUST BRING FOR Black Peak Expedition- TREK
- 50–60 ltrs backpack
- Strong hiking boots: a leather upper is best because it gives your ankles more support. If you don’t have a pair yet, you should get one as soon as possible and wear it a lot so that it breaks in well. This will help keep blisters from forming.
- Tennis shoes or sandals that are light enough to wear in camp
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➩ Why choose us for Black Peak Expediton Trek
We think that going on outdoor excursions in small groups is the greatest approach to fully appreciate what the landscape has to offer. We don’t leave our urban homes to visit some distant fish monger.
We use a concept called fixed departures to keep the cost of your adventure vacation down. We guarantees all of its clients a departure date regardless of weather or other unforeseen circumstances (known as “Force Majeure”).
We provide very comfortable stay throughout the trek. Proper and good quality tents and sleeping bags are provided with double and triple sharing basis. Tents and sleeping bags are always neat and clean to use.
As a company, Indiantreks is committed to helping people rediscover their personal and spiritual connections to the natural world by encouraging them to put down their phones and other modern gadgets. Connecting with oneself and one’s environment is possible only when one leaves behind all of their cares, concerns, and possessions.
These unspoiled natural settings should remain untouched for future hikers. Leave no trace is our policy to guarantee this (LNT). We take special care to eliminate any traces of our camping activities by properly disposing of waste at each campground. This is one of Indiantreks’ fundamental beliefs.
Indiantreks has taken the Eco-Tourism Pledge, demonstrating our commitment to sustainable practises in all of our operations.
We are firm believers in eco-friendly vacations. As a rule, we prefer to work in remote rural locations where infrastructure has not yet been significantly established. Our mission is to help the residents of these rural areas get the confidence and resources they need to feel like they have a stake
Indian Trek’s team are highly dedicated in safety but as well as giving proper hygenic food throughout the trek. They will not take anything lightly when it comes to good food. Proper washable utensils are using everytime and serving area will also be neat and clean.
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➩ Trekker Stories And Experiences With Indiantreks
It was a wonderful adventure, and Indian Treks offered excellent service. The staff members had a wealth of expertise and understanding, such as how to manage large groups and ensure the safety of individual trekkers.