Itinerary
✅ Accommodation on triple/quad sharing basis during the trek
✅ Hotel stay at Sagar Village as per the itinerary
✅ Camping stay at Lwiti Bugyal and near Rudranath Temple
✅ All meals during the trek (Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks & Dinner)
✅ Experienced local trek guide throughout the trek
✅ Supporting staff, including cook, helper, and porter, for common luggage
✅ Forest permits and camping charges
✅ Trek equipment including tents, sleeping bags, and mattresses
✅ First-aid medical kit with basic medical assistance
✅ Transportation from Rishikesh to Sagar Village and return as per the itinerary
✅ Visit to Rudranath Temple and Kalpeshwar Temple
✅ All applicable taxes and service charges
❌ Any kind of personal expenses (tea, coffee, bottled water, snacks, laundry, etc.)
❌ Meals during road journey (lunch on Day 01 and Day 05)
❌ Mule or porter for personal luggage (available at extra cost)
❌ Travel insurance & 5% Gst
❌ Emergency evacuation or medical expenses
❌ Camera or video camera charges, if applicable
❌ Tips and gratuities for guide, driver, and support staff
❌ Any expenses caused by weather conditions, road blocks, landslides, or natural calamities
❌ Anything not specifically mentioned in the inclusions
This trek is famous for its peaceful Shiva temples, untouched forests, meadows, and a strong feeling of spiritual calm.
It’s moderate—beginners can do it with proper preparation, as some stretches are steep and long.
May–June and September–October offer pleasant weather, clear skies, and easy trails.
Yes, many trekkers combine Kalpeshwar and Rudranath in one journey since both lie on the Panch Kedar route.
Yes, you can camp in spots like Urgam Valley, Panar Bugyal, and near Rudranath, depending on weather.
A guide is helpful, especially for navigating forest trails and understanding temple routes.
Network is limited. You may get weak signals in Urgam Valley, but higher camps often have no coverage.
Yes, homestays and local dhabas are available in villages, and basic stays near temples.
Usually 4–6 days, depending on the route and how many sightseeing points you cover.
Monsoon is risky due to landslides and slippery paths. Avoid July–August for safety.
The Rudranath Tour Package, Uttarakhand, is not just a trek; it is an immersive experience into Himalayan spirituality, nature, and local culture. This section provides detailed insights for travellers planning a Rudranath pilgrimage or trekking adventure.
Rudranath is located in the Garhwal Himalayas, surrounded by dense pine and oak forests, alpine meadows, and rushing rivers. The trek route passes through picturesque villages and pristine Himalayan landscapes, offering a blend of adventure and spirituality.
Starting Point: Gwaldam or Sagar village (depending on itinerary)
Trekking Terrain: Forest trails, stone paths, river crossings, and gentle slopes
Altitude: Rudranath Temple sits at ~3,600 meters above sea level
Rudranath is part of the Panch Kedar circuit and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Visiting the temple is considered highly auspicious:
The temple houses ancient idols of Lord Shiva, hidden from common view
Pilgrims often visit Rudranath after completing Kedarnath, Tungnath, and other Kedar temples
Trekking to Rudranath is considered a spiritual journey, connecting pilgrims to the Himalayan nature
On the Rudranath tour, travelers witness authentic Garhwali culture:
Traditional stone-and-wood houses with sloped roofs
Terraced farming of millets, pulses, and potatoes
Folk music, dances, and storytelling by villagers
Local handicrafts such as woollen shawls, carpets, and wooden utensils
Visiting these villages supports local economies and gives a deep insight into Himalayan traditions.
The Rudranath trek in Uttarakhand experience includes sampling mountain delicacies:
Mandua Roti: Finger millet flatbread
Kafuli & Phaanu: Nutritious leafy curries
Jhangora Kheer: Traditional Himalayan dessert
Herbal Teas & Buransh Juice: Refreshing local beverages
Local food is simple, healthy, and perfect for high-altitude trekking.
The Rudranath region lies close to the Kumaon & Garhwal forest belt, rich in biodiversity:
Himalayan Monal and Snow Pigeons
Eagles and other mountain birds
Rhododendron, oak, and pine forests
Natural streams and small waterfalls along the trekking route
Bring binoculars for birdwatching and nature photography.
Rudranath is a paradise for photographers:
Sunrise and sunset views over Nanda Devi and Panchachuli peaks
Panoramic shots of alpine meadows and flowing rivers
Temple surroundings and village trails for cultural photography
Clear night skies are perfect for astrophotography
Trekking distance: Approx. 15–18 km round trip
Difficulty: Moderate; suitable for those with regular fitness
Duration: 2–3 days, depending on your itinerary
Best Time: April–June and September–November
Wear sturdy trekking shoes, carry trekking poles, and dress in layers for high-altitude comfort
Rudranath trek starts from Gwaldam or Sagar village, accessible by road from Rishikesh or Haridwar
Roads are mountainous; plan travel during daylight
Mobile network is limited; carry offline maps and inform guides in advance
Cash is essential as remote areas may not have ATMs or card facilities
Acclimatize to avoid altitude sickness
Carry basic first-aid and personal medicines
Follow the guide's instructions during trekking
Respect temple rituals and local customs
Avoid littering and practice eco-friendly travel
3–4 Days is ideal for Rudrathe nath trek and local sightseeing
Can be customized for:
Spiritual pilgrims completing the Panch Kedar circuit
Nature lovers seeking Himalayan serenity
Adventure trekkers and weekend escapes from Delhi or Rishikesh
Handpicked accommodations and local guides
Tailor-made itineraries for pilgrimage, adventure, and nature
24×7 assistance during the tour
Transparent pricing and safe travel arrangements
Expertly curated Uttarakhand tour packages
Embark on a journey to the hidden Himalayan gem of Rudranath and experience spirituality, nature, and adventure with the Rudranath Tour Package, Uttarakhand.
A peaceful stone temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, hidden inside a natural rock cave. The surrounding forest adds a mystical charm.
A lush green valley dotted with terraced fields, small villages, and crystal-clear streams—perfect for photography and quiet walks.
Known for its traditional Himalayan lifestyle, step farms, and scenic mountain backdrops.
A high-altitude ancient temple offering panoramic views of Chaukhamba and other Himalayan peaks.
One of the most stunning meadows on the trek—wide open grasslands, rolling clouds, and endless snow peaks.
A sacred and windy ridge believed to be where ancestors rest. The views from here are surreal.
A high mountain pass filled with wildflowers in summer and snow patches in early winter.
The natural rock shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva’s face form. Surrounded by forests and silence, it feels truly divine.
A serene lake near Rudranath, believed to be a sacred resting place for souls—calm, pure, and spiritually powerful.
Throughout the trek, you get spectacular close-up views of Nanda Devi, Trishul, Hathi–Ghoda peaks, and more.
| Mode | Price |
| Quad Sharing | ₹ 9000 |
| Triple Sharing | ₹ 9500 |
| Double Sharing | ₹ 10000 |
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