Trip Info
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Max , Bolero , Mini Bus Luxury & Non Luxury
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3 star Hotels. Luxury hotels of 4 and 5 star on request.
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3500 metres
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Kathgodam Railway station
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April-June & September-October
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Heritage tour, offbeat tour, high mountain village tour, Cultural tour, Adventure tour, trekking tour, educational tour, rural tourism, ecotourism
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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
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English, Hindi
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Moderate
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5-35
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18
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65
Overview
The 7-day trek through the villages of Pindar Valley is a soulful Himalayan journey that blends adventure with cultural immersion. Beginning from Bageshwar and winding through Loharkhet, Dhakuri, and Khati—the last inhabited village on the route—the trail offers a tapestry of dense oak and rhododendron forests, alpine meadows, and sparkling streams. Each day unfolds with breathtaking views of snow-clad peaks like Nanda Devi, Nanda Kot, and Maiktoli, while evenings are spent in rustic village settings, experiencing Kumaoni hospitality and traditions. The trek culminates near the Pindari Glacier, where the valley opens into a dramatic amphitheater of towering mountains, leaving trekkers with a profound sense of serenity and accomplishment. This week-long adventure is not just about reaching a destination but about living the rhythm of Himalayan village life amidst pristine natural beauty.
The Kafni Glacier trek is a serene Himalayan adventure in Uttarakhand, offering breathtaking views of Nanda Devi and Nanda Kot, lush alpine meadows, charming villages, and the pristine glacier at 3,860 meters. It’s an offbeat alternative to the crowded Pindari Glacier trek, perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Trip Highlights
- Stunning views of Nanda Devi, Nanda Kot, Maiktoli, and Panwali Dwar.
- Trails pass through dense oak, pine, and rhododendron forests.
- Alpine meadows and sparkling streams add charm to the journey.
- Khati village, the last inhabited settlement, offers warm Kumaoni hospitality.
- Tea-house style trekking makes the route accessible and welcoming.
- Trek duration: 6–8 days, covering approx. 70 km trail length.
- Difficulty: Moderate, suitable for beginners and families.
- Ancient trade routes once connected Pindari Valley to Tibet, adding cultural depth to the trek
- Spring (Apr–Jun) and Autumn (Sep–Oct) are ideal for clear skies and pleasant weather.
- Monsoon months are avoided due to landslides and slippery trails.
