Itinerary
Evening departure from Delhi (Botanical Garden or your selected pickup point)
Drive via Moradabad, Haldwani, and Kathgodam
Overnight journey in private Tempo Traveller or SUV
Travel Distance: ~450 km | Duration: 10–12 hours
Early morning arrival at Kathgodam
Continue the drive along the Saryu River to Bageshwar
Check-in at hotel and rest
Evening briefing and short walk near the confluence of Saryu and Gomti rivers
Stay: Hotel in Bageshwar
Meals: Dinner
Post breakfast, drive to Loharkhet (1.5–2 hrs)
From Loharkhet, you will be on trekking through dense forests and switchbacks to reach Dhakuri campsite
Incredible views of the Himalayan foothills and sunset from the top
Trek Distance: ~8 km
Stay: Campsite or Forest Rest House in Dhakuri
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
After breakfast, you will be on trekking through oak and pine forests
Cross multiple wooden bridges and river sections
Arrive at Khati Village, the last inhabited settlement on the route
Warm Kumaoni hospitality and traditional wooden homes
Trek Distance: ~9 km
Stay: Homestay or guesthouse in Khati
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Begin early and you will be on trekking through scenic terrain beside the Pindar River
Surreal forest cover and glacier-fed streams
Reach Dwali, a quiet confluence point and campsite surrounded by cliffs
Trek Distance: ~11 km
Stay: Campsite at Dwali
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Today you will be on trekking to the Zero Point of Pindari Glacier (~12,300 ft)
Explore glacier base, take in stunning views of Maiktoli, Nanda Khat, and icefall formations
Spend time at the snout, then return to Dwali for overnight
Trek Distance: ~16 km round trip
Stay: Campsite at Dwali
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
You will be on trekking back along the same route
Descend through forests and rivers to Khati Village
Leisure time in the evening with bonfire (weather permitting)
Trek Distance: ~11 km
Stay: Guesthouse or homestay in Khati
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Final descent trek from Khati to Loharkhet
From Loharkhet, drive back to Bageshwar, freshen up
Begin overnight return journey to Delhi by private vehicle
Trek Distance: ~9 km | Drive Distance: ~450 km
Meals: Breakfast
| Mode | Price |
| Quad Sharing | ₹ 14,500 |
| Triple Sharing | ₹ 16,500 |
| Double Sharing | ₹ 18,500 |
✔️ Private transport from Delhi to Kathgodam, Bageshwar, and return (AC Tempo Traveller or private car)
✔️ All internal transfers from Kathgodam to Loharkhet and back
✔️ Accommodation throughout the trip (hotels/guesthouses in Loharkhet & Bageshwar, homestays/tents during trek)
✔️ All meals during the trek (breakfast and dinner only, hygienic vegetarian food)
✔️ Experienced trek leader and certified local guide
✔️ Support team including porters and cook
✔️ Camping equipment: tents, sleeping bags, sleeping mats (clean & weatherproof)
✔️ Forest entry permits, environmental fees, and local trek taxes
✔️ Bonfire (wherever permitted) during camps
Personal expenses: tips, snacks, soft drinks, mineral water, souvenirs
Meals during travel (Delhi to Kathgodam & return)
Extra porter or mule charges for personal luggage beyond the allowed limit
Travel insurance or medical insurance (recommended, but not included)
Any additional stays or meals beyond the fixed itinerary
Anything not clearly mentioned in the "Inclusions" section
Is the Pindari Glacier trek suitable for beginners?
Yes, this trek is perfect for first-timers with basic fitness. The trail has a gradual ascent, scenic terrain, and doesn’t involve technical climbing or extreme altitude.
What is the best time to do the Pindari Glacier trek?
The best time is from mid-April to June and September to early November. Avoid monsoon months (July–August) due to landslides and trail washouts.
How do we travel from Delhi to the trek base?
We provide a private Tempo Traveller or car from Delhi. All transfers from Delhi to Kathgodam, Bageshwar, Loharkhet, and back are included in the package.
Do we get mobile signals on the trek?
Network is generally available up to Bageshwar and Khati village. Beyond that, signals are unreliable. Inform loved ones before the trek begins.
What’s the maximum altitude we’ll reach?
The Pindari Glacier Zero Point is located at around 12,300 ft (3,750 m) above sea level.
How long is the trek in total?
The trek covers around 48–52 km round trip, depending on campsites and glacier time. It takes 5 trekking days from Loharkhet to Zero Point and back.
Will there be electricity or charging points during the trek?
Only hotels and guesthouses (like in Bageshwar or Loharkhet) have electricity. During the trek, there are no charging points, so bring a power bank.
What kind of accommodation will be provided?
We offer a mix of clean hotels/guesthouses and tented or homestay stays during the trek. All stays are on a twin/triple sharing basis.
✅ Loharkhet – Gateway village to the trek with peaceful Himalayan views
✅ Dhakuri Top – Scenic mountain pass with breathtaking views of Maiktoli and Nanda Khat peaks
✅ Khati Village – Last inhabited village on the route, rich in Kumaoni culture and hospitality
✅ Dwali Confluence – Gorgeous campsite at the meeting point of Pindari and Kafni rivers
✅ Phurkiya Meadows – High-altitude alpine zone with blooming wildflowers and glacier views
✅ Pindari Glacier Zero Point – The main highlight, with dramatic views of the glacier snout and surrounding Himalayan giants
✅ Pindari River – Glacier-fed turquoise river that follows you throughout the trek
✅ Dense Rhododendron & Oak Forests – Vibrant spring colors and serene walking trails
✅ Maiktoli Peak View – Stunning close-up of this 6,800m snow-covered giant
✅ Birdwatching & Wildlife – Home to Himalayan monals, musk deer, and more within Bageshwar’s forest regions
✅ Panoramic Sunrise and Sunset Points – Visible from Dhakuri and Phurkiya campsites
✅ Cultural Village Experience – Warm local interactions, traditional wood houses, and Kumaoni lifestyle
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