The Madmaheshwar Trek Package (2 Nights / 3 Days) is a guided Himalayan trekking trip from Noida for trekkers, solo travellers and adventure groups. Starting from Ransi Village, the trail passes through Gaundhar, Bantoli and Khatara before reaching Madmaheshwar Temple. The package includes round-trip transport, accommodation, selected meals, trek leadership and on-ground support.
Unlike our Madmaheshwar Tour Package, this itinerary focuses on the trekking experience, trail difficulty, fitness preparation, trek support and Budha Madmaheshwar hike.
Trek Duration: 2 Nights / 3 Days
Starting Point: Noida Sector 62
Maximum Altitude: 3,289 m (10,790 ft)
Major Highlights: Madmaheshwar Temple, Budha Madmaheshwar, alpine meadows & Chaukhamba views
Trek Starting Point: Ransi Village, Uttarakhand
Trek Route: Ransi - Gaundar- Nanu- Madmaheshwar Temple
Trek Distance: 16- 18 km (One Way)
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Challenging
Ideal For: Solo trekkers, fit beginners, adventure travelers, photographers & trekking groups
Best Season: May–June & September–November
Trek Support: Experienced trek leader & basic first-aid support
Meals: 2 Breakfasts & 2 Dinners
Pickup Time: 10:00 PM
Pickup Point: Noida Sector 62
Mode of Transport: Tempo Traveller / SUV (as per group size)
Meet the TourMyHoliday trek coordinator at Noida Sector 62 and begin your overnight journey toward Uttarakhand. Before departure, the trek coordinator will conduct a short briefing covering the Madmaheshwar trek route, trail difficulty, fitness requirements, safety guidelines, and essential gear so you are properly prepared before reaching the trek base at Ransi Village.
Pickup from Noida Sector 62
Meet your trek coordinator
Madmaheshwar trek route and safety briefing
Fitness and essential gear instructions
Overnight drive toward Uttarakhand
Continue the overnight journey into the Garhwal Himalayas toward Ransi Village, the base point for the Madmaheshwar Trek. Along the route, pass through Rishikesh and visit important Himalayan landmarks including Devprayag Sangam, Dhari Devi Temple, and Omkareshwar Temple in Ukhimath.
Rishikesh
Devprayag Sangam
Dhari Devi Temple
Omkareshwar Temple, Ukhimath
Reach Ransi Village by evening and check into your homestay. Use the remaining time to organize your trekking gear, refill water bottles, have dinner, and rest before beginning the 16–18 km trek to Madmaheshwar the next morning.
Homestay at Ransi Village
Dinner Included
After an early breakfast, begin the guided Madmaheshwar Trek from Ransi Village at around 6:30 AM. The trail passes through Gaundhar, Bantoli, Khatara, and Nanu, gradually gaining altitude as you move from forested village trails to steeper Himalayan terrain.
Ransi → Gaundhar
Begin with a scenic trail through forests, mountain villages, and traditional Garhwali landscapes.
Gaundhar → Bantoli
Continue toward Bantoli along the river valley. This section is comparatively easier and offers good opportunities for short rest breaks.
Bantoli → Khatara & Nanu
The trail becomes steeper after Bantoli, making this one of the more physically demanding sections of the Madmaheshwar Trek.
Khatara & Nanu → Madmaheshwar Temple
Continue the final uphill stretch as the landscape gradually opens into higher Himalayan terrain before reaching Madmaheshwar Temple at approximately 3,289 m.
Reach Madmaheshwar by late afternoon or evening, depending on your trekking pace and trail conditions. Check into your pre-arranged stay and, if time and conditions permit, attend the evening Aarti at Madmaheshwar Temple.
Trek Distance: Approx. 16–18 km
Trek Time: Approx. 8–9 hours
Difficulty: Moderate to Challenging
Start Time: Around 6:30 AM
Destination: Madmaheshwar Temple
Altitude: Approx. 3,289 m
Pre-arranged accommodation near Madmaheshwar Temple, subject to availability.
Breakfast & Dinner Included
Want detailed village-by-village trail information? Read our Madmaheshwar Trek Route Guide.
Start early in the morning with a hike to Budha Madmaheshwar, one of the most scenic highlights of the Madmaheshwar Trek. On a clear morning, the viewpoint offers panoramic Himalayan views, including the Chaukhamba range and surrounding high-altitude meadows.
Budha Madmaheshwar Sunrise Hike
Begin the hike before sunrise, depending on weather and trail conditions. Spend some time enjoying the mountain views before returning to your stay near Madmaheshwar Temple.
Return for breakfast and prepare for the descent to Ransi Village.
Madmaheshwar to Ransi Descent
Begin trekking downhill through the same Himalayan trail toward Ransi.
Route:
Madmaheshwar → Nanu → Khatara → Bantoli → Gaundhar → Ransi
The descent is generally faster than the uphill trek but can put additional pressure on the knees, especially on steep and rocky sections. Trekking poles and shoes with good grip are recommended.
Reach Ransi Village by evening, depending on your trekking pace and trail conditions.
Return Journey from Ransi
After reaching Ransi, meet the transport team and begin the return journey toward Noida.
Day 2 is the main endurance day of the trip, with approximately 8–9 hours of trekking between Ransi and Madmaheshwar. Trekkers should plan their energy for a full day on mountain trails rather than treating it as a short temple walk.
Weather, trail conditions, and available time permitting, Day 3 includes an early hike toward Budha Madmaheshwar for sunrise and wider Himalayan views before beginning the descent to Ransi.
The trail becomes noticeably more demanding after Bantoli as the route gains elevation toward Khatara and the higher sections of Madmaheshwar. Maintaining a steady pace here is more useful than walking fast during the easier opening kilometers.
Expect natural forest trails, village paths, steep uphill sections, changing mountain terrain, and simple overnight facilities. This package is designed for travelers who value the trekking experience more than hotel-style comfort.
This is a trek-focused group departure rather than a regular sightseeing or pilgrimage tour. The journey is managed by a trek coordinator and trek leader, with the trekking portion beginning from Ransi Village.
| Mode | Price (INR) |
|---|---|
| Quad Sharing | ₹6500 |
| Triple Sharing | ₹7000 |
| Double Sharing | ₹7500 |
✅ Transport – Round-trip from Noida Sector 62 by Tempo Traveller/SUV.
✅ Stay – Accommodation at Ransi Village & near Madmaheshwar Temple.
✅ Meals – 2 Breakfasts & 2 Dinners included.
✅ Trek Support – Experienced trek leader and guided trekking assistance.
✅ Temple Visit – Madmaheshwar Temple darshan included.
✅ Safety – Basic first-aid support during the trek.
✅ Charges – Toll, parking & driver allowance covered.
✅ Assistance – Group coordination and on-ground support.
❌ Meals – Lunch during journey and trekking days.
❌ Personal Food – Snacks, energy bars, and beverages.
❌ Luggage Support – Porter, mule, or personal luggage charges.
❌ Trekking Gear – Personal equipment and trekking essentials.
❌ Personal Expenses – Shopping, tips, and extra food costs.
❌ Entry Charges – Fees not mentioned in inclusions.
❌ Insurance – Travel or medical insurance.
❌ Unforeseen Costs – Weather, roadblocks, landslides, or trail closures.
❌ Other Services – Anything not listed under package inclusions.
Yes. This package is designed around the trekking experience rather than only the pilgrimage journey. It focuses on guided trail movement, long trekking hours, physical preparation, group coordination, and the Ransi to Madmaheshwar trekking route.
The package pickup is from Noida Sector 62. Travellers journey overnight toward Uttarakhand before reaching Ransi Village, which serves as the base point for the Madmaheshwar Trek.
The main ascent from Ransi to Madmaheshwar generally requires around 8–9 hours of trekking, depending on individual fitness, group pace, weather, and trail conditions.
Yes. Solo travellers can join scheduled group departures. The guided group format can be particularly useful for travellers who want to trek Madmaheshwar without planning the route, transportation, accommodation, and basic on-ground coordination independently.
Not exactly. Individual walking speeds can vary, but trekkers should remain within the group's practical movement pattern. The trek leader coordinates breaks and regrouping points so that large gaps do not develop between trekkers.
No. Porter, mule, and personal luggage-carrying services are not included in the standard package price. Where locally available, such assistance may be arranged separately at an additional cost.
Inform the trek leader as early as possible if you are struggling with the pace, fatigue, knee discomfort, blisters, or another issue. The trek team can then assess the situation and determine the safest practical way to manage your progress.
No. The Budha Madmaheshwar sunrise hike depends on weather, visibility, trail conditions, available time, and the group's overall trekking schedule. The primary Madmaheshwar trek takes priority if conditions are not suitable for the additional hike.
Mountain conditions can sometimes require changes to departure times, rest stops, optional activities, or the day's trekking plan. The trek leader may modify the schedule based on trail safety, weather, road conditions, or other local circumstances.
The descent generally requires less uphill effort, but it can still be physically demanding. Continuous downhill walking puts additional pressure on the knees and ankles, particularly on steep or uneven sections of the trail.
Short photography stops are generally manageable, but trekkers should avoid separating themselves from the group. For longer photography breaks, coordinate with the trek leader so the group's movement and daylight schedule are not affected.
This package is best suited to solo trekkers, fit beginners, adventure travellers, photographers, small groups, and travellers who want the trekking journey itself to be a major part of their Madmaheshwar experience.
Travellers primarily looking for a relaxed pilgrimage journey or additional comfort may be better suited to a regular Madmaheshwar tour package.
This package is designed specifically around the trekking experience rather than a regular pilgrimage journey. It combines Noida pickup, guided group movement, the Ransi to Madmaheshwar trail, simple mountain stays, and on-ground trek support for travellers who want the journey on foot to be a major part of the experience.
It is especially suitable for solo trekkers, fit beginners, photographers, friends, and small adventure groups looking for a structured Himalayan trek instead of a comfort-focused tour.
The trekking portion begins from Ransi Village and follows the trail through Gaundhar, Bantoli, Khatara, Nanu, and onward to Madmaheshwar. A trek leader or coordinator helps manage the group during the main walking sections, including route guidance, rest stops, group movement, and basic on-trail coordination. For a detailed understanding of the trail before departure, read our Madmaheshwar Trek Guide.
Everyone in the group does not need to walk at the same speed. However, maintaining a practical group pace is important because large gaps between trekkers can affect the day's schedule.
Short planned breaks and regrouping points help the group move together while allowing trekkers to manage their individual walking rhythm.
The objective is not to reach Madmaheshwar as quickly as possible, but to complete the route steadily and safely.
The Madmaheshwar trail includes forest paths, village sections, sustained uphill climbs, uneven mountain terrain, and long downhill stretches on the return journey. The character of the trail changes as you move higher from Ransi toward Madmaheshwar, so travellers should expect a real trekking experience rather than a short temple walk. Before departure, check our Madmaheshwar Trek Safety Guide for common trail risks and practical safety advice.
Mountain itineraries can sometimes change because of rain, roadblocks, trail conditions, local restrictions, weather, delayed group movement, or other operational factors.
If required, the trek leader may adjust departure times, rest stops, optional activities, or the day's schedule.
Completing the primary Madmaheshwar trek safely takes priority over maintaining every optional activity exactly as originally planned.
The early-morning hike toward Budha Madmaheshwar can add another memorable trekking experience to the journey. On a clear morning, the area offers wider Himalayan views and excellent opportunities for landscape photography. If photography is an important part of your trek, explore our Photographer's Guide to Madhyamaheshwar for practical tips and locations to watch for along the route.
This package is best suited to:
Solo travellers comfortable joining a trekking group
Fit beginners ready for a long Himalayan walking day
Adventure travellers who prefer trails over sightseeing-heavy trips
Photographers interested in mountain landscapes, villages, trails, and sunrise views
Friends and small groups looking for a guided trekking experience
Travelers comfortable with simple stays and basic mountain facilities
A regular Madmaheshwar tour package may be more suitable if your main priority is pilgrimage, you prefer a slower travel pace, you want more rest time, or you are uncomfortable with a long trekking day.
This package should be selected by travellers who want the trek itself to be one of the main reasons for visiting Madmaheshwar.
A little preparation before departure can make the long ascent, changing trail conditions, and return descent more manageable.
Plan your clothing, footwear, rain protection, daypack essentials, personal medicines, and basic trekking accessories before departure. Carrying only useful and lightweight items can make the long walking sections easier to manage. For a detailed checklist, see our Madmaheshwar Trek Packing List.
The Ransi to Madmaheshwar route involves sustained uphill and downhill walking. Before departure, focus on regular walking, stair climbing, basic cardio, and leg-strength exercises.
Consistency is more useful than intense last-minute training.
The main trekking route follows:
Ransi → Gaundhar → Bantoli → Khatara → Nanu → Madmaheshwar
Understanding the route in advance helps trekkers know where the easier and more demanding sections occur and what to expect during the main ascent.
Solo travellers joining this package trek as part of a coordinated group rather than walking the trail completely alone.
Stay aware of group movement, follow the trek leader's instructions, and avoid separating from the group for long photography or rest stops.
The trail provides opportunities for forest, village, mountain, temple, landscape, and sunrise photography.
Take photographs without allowing long stops to create a large gap between you and the trekking group, particularly during the longer ascent and descent sections.
Avoid starting the trek too fast, carrying unnecessary weight, ignoring early foot discomfort, taking excessively long breaks, or assuming that the downhill return will be effortless. A steady pace, controlled breaks, proper footwear, and early communication with the trek leader can make the overall trekking experience much smoother. For more practical tips, read our Common Mistakes to Avoid During Madhyamaheshwar Trek guide.
The final package cost may vary based on departure date, group size, room-sharing preference, vehicle type, and accommodation availability.
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Do not use too much energy on the easier sections immediately after Ransi Village. The trail becomes more demanding later, so maintaining a comfortable and consistent walking rhythm is usually better than trying to move fast at the beginning.
This is a guided group trek. Stay within the group movement pattern and follow instructions regarding departure times, rest stops, difficult trail sections, and regrouping points. Inform the trek leader before taking a longer unscheduled break.
Walking downhill may feel easier on your lungs, but the long descent places continuous pressure on the knees and ankles. Walk with controlled steps instead of rushing downhill, especially on steep or uneven sections, to reduce fatigue and the risk of injury.
Road transport takes you only to and from the trekking base. The mountain trail itself must be completed on foot or with locally arranged support where available. Once the trekking day begins, be mentally prepared for several continuous hours of walking.
Lunch and personal snacks are not included in this package. Carry compact foods such as energy bars, dry fruits, chocolates, biscuits, or other familiar quick-energy snacks to maintain your energy during the long trekking day.
The route offers many beautiful photography opportunities, but avoid remaining behind the group alone for photos. Take longer photography breaks only when the trek leader confirms that the group has enough time and it is safe to stop.
The sunrise hike to Budha Madmaheshwar is not guaranteed. The final decision depends on weather conditions, visibility, trail safety, available time, and the group's ability to complete the return trek safely.
Instead of wearing every warm layer during the daytime trek, keep at least one warm layer completely dry. Protect it from rain and sweat so you have warm, dry clothing for the cold evening and early morning near Madmaheshwar Temple.
If you experience unusual fatigue, knee pain, blisters, nausea, dizziness, or difficulty keeping up with the group's pace, inform the trek leader immediately. Reporting problems early makes it easier to receive timely assistance on this remote Himalayan trail.
The Madmaheshwar Trek is not a race. A steady walking pace, regular hydration, short planned breaks, and disciplined group movement usually make the trek easier and more enjoyable than walking too fast and stopping frequently.
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