Kuari Pass Trek Package takes you through the scenic Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, with forest trails, alpine meadows and panoramic views of peaks such as Nanda Devi and Dronagiri. Designed for a well-organised mountain experience, the package includes essential trek logistics, stays, meals and on-route support.
Destination: Kuari Pass, Uttarakhand
Region: Garhwal Himalayas
District: Chamoli
Package Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights
Starting Point: Rishikesh
Ending Point: Rishikesh
Maximum Altitude: Approx. 3,815 m / 12,516 ft
Trek Difficulty: Moderate
Stay: Hotel/Homestay + Camps
Meals: 5 Breakfasts + 5 Dinners
Transport: Rishikesh to Rishikesh
Starting Price: ₹8,500 per person*
Suitable For: Fit beginners and regular trekkers
Major Highlights: Himalayan views, forest trails, alpine meadows and Kuari Pass
Uttarakhand Tourism officially lists Kuari Pass in Chamoli, Garhwal Himalayas, at approximately 3,815 m / 12,516 ft, with a Moderate difficulty rating.
Drive From Rishikesh: 245 Kms | 7–8 Hr
Trek: Approx. 5 Kms | 4–5 Hr
Trek: Approx. 3 km & 3–4 hrs
Trek: Approx. 8 km & 6–7 hrs
Trek: Approx. 6–7 Km & 7–8 Hrs
Drive: Approx. 276 Km & 11–12 Hrs
Kuari Pass is a moderate Himalayan trek, so basic cardiovascular fitness and comfortable uphill walking ability are recommended. You do not need to be an athlete, but preparing with regular walking, jogging, stair climbing or similar exercise before departure can make the trek more comfortable. Uttarakhand Tourism also classifies the trek as Moderate.
The current package includes 2 nights in a hotel/homestay and 3 nights in camps, generally on Triple or Quad sharing basis unless a different sharing option is booked.
Facilities become more basic as you move towards remote trekking camps. Hot water, electricity and mobile connectivity should not be expected at all locations.
The package includes 5 breakfasts and 5 vegetarian dinners. Lunches, snacks, beverages and meals outside the stated inclusions are not included unless specifically confirmed during booking.
Kuari Pass is a Himalayan trek, so weather and trail conditions can change quickly. Snowfall may alter road access or require additional local transportation during winter.
The Trip Captain or on-ground team may modify the day's movement when necessary for safety, weather or operational reasons.
Travellers should inform the trip team in advance about any existing medical condition that may affect trekking at altitude.
Anyone with significant heart, respiratory or other medical concerns should seek individual medical advice before undertaking a high-altitude trek.
Weather, snowfall, landslides, road conditions or local administrative instructions can affect Himalayan itineraries. The route, campsite or schedule may therefore be modified when operationally necessary.
| Mode | Price (INR) |
|---|---|
| Quad Sharing | ₹8500 |
| Triple Sharing | ₹9000 |
| Double Sharing | ₹9500 |
✅ Transport: Rishikesh to Rishikesh by Traveller/Cab.
✅ Hotel Stay: 2 Nights Hotel/Homestay on Triple/Quad sharing.
✅ Camp Stay: 3 Nights camping on Triple/Quad sharing.
✅ Meals: 5 Breakfasts + 5 Dinners (Vegetarian).
✅ Trek Coordination: Trekking & local movement as per itinerary.
✅ Trip Captain: Experienced trek captain for pacing & coordination.
✅ Support Team: On-ground assistance during the trip.
❌ Personal Expenses: Shopping, tips, laundry, snacks etc.
❌ Extra Meals: Lunch, beverages & meals not mentioned.
❌ Entry/Forest Fees: Permits or entry charges unless mentioned.
❌ Adventure Activities: Optional activities not in itinerary.
❌ 4x4 Charges: If required due to snow/road conditions.
❌ Hot Water: Not guaranteed at remote stays/camps.
❌ GST: 5% GST extra.
❌ Insurance: Travel/medical insurance not included.
❌ Others: Anything not mentioned in Inclusions.
The current Kuari Pass Trek Package starts at ₹8,500 per person for Quad Sharing. Triple Sharing is listed at ₹9,000 and Double Sharing at ₹9,500 per person. Prices should be reconfirmed for your selected departure date before booking.
The current TourMyHoliday itinerary runs from Day 1 to Day 6, making it a 6 Days / 5 Nights trip with the presently listed itinerary.
Kuari Pass is classified as a Moderate trek by Uttarakhand Tourism. It involves uphill walking, multiple trekking days and high-altitude conditions but is not generally considered a technical mountaineering route.
Kuari Pass reaches approximately 3,815 metres or 12,516 feet above sea level according to Uttarakhand Tourism.
A reasonably fit beginner can attempt Kuari Pass with proper preparation. First-time trekkers should train for sustained walking and uphill movement before the trip.
Kuari Pass is located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, in the Garhwal Himalayas.
The current itinerary starts with a journey from Rishikesh to Joshimath and ends with the return from Joshimath to Rishikesh.
Yes. The current package includes 5 breakfasts and 5 vegetarian dinners. Lunches, snacks and other meals are excluded unless specifically mentioned.
The current package includes 2 nights in a hotel/homestay and 3 nights in camps, generally on a triple or Quad sharing basis.
Yes. The current package includes Rishikesh-to-Rishikesh transportation by Traveller/Cab, subject to the group size and final itinerary.
The current exclusion section states that entry tickets and forest fees are not included. Any applicable permit or forest charges should therefore be reconfirmed at the time of booking.
No. The current package exclusions list 5% GST separately.
Snow depends on the travel month, recent weather and altitude conditions. Winter departures may encounter significant snow, while other seasons can have very different trail conditions. Snow should never be guaranteed for a particular departure date.
The route or transport arrangement may need to change depending on local conditions. The current package specifically lists 4x4 vehicle charges during heavy snow as an additional expense if required.
Previous Himalayan trekking experience is not compulsory for every traveller, but good basic fitness is important. Beginners should prepare for uphill walking and consecutive trekking days.
Carry suitable trekking shoes, warm layers, rain protection, personal medicines, water bottle, sunglasses, sunscreen and a comfortable daypack. Winter departures require additional cold-weather protection.
Yes. Himalayan weather, snowfall, landslides, road conditions or local restrictions can require changes to the planned route, campsite or timing. Safety and current ground conditions should take priority over following the itinerary rigidly.
Choose your preferred departure date and sharing option, confirm availability and inclusions with the TourMyHoliday team, and complete the booking according to the payment instructions provided.
Kuari Pass is a moderate Himalayan trek, so basic cardiovascular fitness and comfortable uphill walking ability are recommended. You do not need to be an athlete, but preparing with regular walking, jogging, stair climbing or similar exercise before departure can make the trek more comfortable. Uttarakhand Tourism also classifies the trek as Moderate.
The current package includes 2 nights in a hotel/homestay and 3 nights in camps, generally on a triple or Quad sharing basis unless a different sharing option is booked.
Facilities become more basic as you move towards remote trekking camps. Hot water, electricity and mobile connectivity should not be expected at all locations.
The package includes 5 breakfasts and 5 vegetarian dinners. Lunches, snacks, beverages and meals outside the stated inclusions are not included unless specifically confirmed during booking.
Kuari Pass is a Himalayan trek, so weather and trail conditions can change quickly. Snowfall may alter road access or require additional local transportation during winter.
The Trip Captain or on-ground team may modify the day's movement when necessary for safety, weather or operational reasons.
Carry:
Travellers should inform the trip team in advance about any existing medical condition that may affect trekking at altitude.
Anyone with significant heart, respiratory or other medical concerns should seek individual medical advice before undertaking a high-altitude trek.
Travel light and carry only essential trekking items.
A small daypack is useful for:
Large or unnecessary luggage can make uphill trekking considerably harder.
Weather, snowfall, landslides, road conditions or local administrative instructions can affect Himalayan itineraries. The route, campsite or schedule may therefore be modified when operationally necessary.
The final package cost may vary based on departure date, group size, room-sharing preference, vehicle type, and accommodation availability.
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