- Stay arrangement in hotel for the duration of the trip.
- Breakfast and dinner served daily at the accommodation.
- All toll tax and parking charges for private or shared vehicles included.
- Driver allowance (food, stay, and daily expenses for the driver) covered by the package.
- Local sightseeing visits to major attractions as per itinerary.
- 24×7 customer support during the entire journey.
- 5% GST applicable on total package cost.
- Any personal expenses or paid adventure activities.
- Anything not mentioned in the inclusions.
- Entry tickets, monument fees, or permits (if applicable).
- Meals or drinks other than those mentioned in inclusions.
- Hot water availability (subject to weather and property conditions).
1. What is the Kalpeshwar–Rudranath trek known for?
This trek is famous for its peaceful Shiva temples, untouched forests, meadows, and a strong feeling of spiritual calm.
2. Is the trek difficult for beginners?
It’s moderate—beginners can do it with proper preparation, as some stretches are steep and long.
3. Which is the best time to visit Kalpeshwar and Rudranath?
May–June and September–October offer pleasant weather, clear skies, and easy trails.
4. Can I visit both temples in one trip?
Yes, many trekkers combine Kalpeshwar and Rudranath in one journey since both lie on the Panch Kedar route.
5. Is camping allowed on the route?
Yes, you can camp in spots like Urgam Valley, Panar Bugyal, and near Rudranath, depending on weather.
6. Do I need a guide for this trek?
A guide is helpful, especially for navigating forest trails and understanding temple routes.
7. Is there mobile network connectivity?
Network is limited. You may get weak signals in Urgam Valley, but higher camps often have no coverage.
8. Are there food and stay options available?
Yes, homestays and local dhabas are available in villages, and basic stays near temples.
9. How long does the trek take?
Usually 4–6 days, depending on the route and how many sightseeing points you cover.
10. Is the trail safe during monsoon?
Monsoon is risky due to landslides and slippery paths. Avoid July–August for safety.