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BLACK PEAK (6387 M) EXPEDITION

GARHWAL HIMALAYAS
Altitude: 6387 Mtrs
Scaling the heights of Black Peak (6387 m) presents mountaineers with a formidable challenge, as they navigate sheer ice faces and rocky ridges.
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Brief Description

Immerse yourself in the mystique of Black Peak, the crowned jewel of the Saraswati Range in the Ruinsara Valley. Standing at a commanding 6,387 meters, this awe-inspiring mountain, locally known as Kalanag for its striking resemblance to a black cobra’s head, is a formidable challenge and a testament to the grandeur of the Garhwal Himalayas.
The Bandarpunch Massif: A Trio of Peaks

White Peak (Bandarpunch II): 6,102 meters
Banderpunch I: 6,316 meters
Kalanag (Black Peak): 6,287 meters

A Symphony of Peaks: Black Peak reigns supreme over the Bandarpunch massif, captivating every mountaineer’s imagination. Its formidable structure and demanding ascent have earned it a coveted spot on the must-scale peaks list.
The Trail of Splendors: Journey through Govind National Park, a haven of diverse flora and fauna, as you traverse alpine meadows, pine forests, moraine ridges, boulders, and glacial basins. Along the way, be accompanied by the regal presence of Garhwal’s major peaks, including Swargarohini, Bhagirathi Massif, Bandarpunch, and the Gangotri range.
The Challenge Unveiled: Black Peak is the perfect blend of beauty and challenge, demanding technical expertise and mountaineering finesse. The climb features a daunting 75-feet vertical ice wall with a 70-degree gradient, a true test of your skills en route to the summit.

Eligibility and Preparation: This expedition is exclusively for seasoned climbers. A mountaineering certification or extensive experience in high-altitude trekking and extreme conditions is mandatory. The thinning air, crevassed snowfields, glaciers, and rocky moraines all require a skill set honed through prior experience.
Stay Tuned for Your Black Peak Expedition: Explore our upcoming pages for detailed insights into the Black Peak expedition – Itinerary, Routes, FAQs, and eligibility criteria. The journey to conquer Black Peak awaits those ready to embrace the challenge and beauty of this Himalayan giant.

Highlights and Key Features

Technical Detail

Itinerary

Day 1: Journey to Sankri (1,920M)

 

Distance: 185 kms

Duration: 8-9 hours

Commence your adventure by reaching Sankri, a trekking hub in the Garhwal region. If traveling with Parvat Exploration, gather at the meeting point by 7 AM for an early departure from Dehradun. Brace yourself for an 8-9 hour scenic drive, navigating mountain roads. Savor the changing landscapes, from bustling towns to tranquil stretches, while anticipating the awe-inspiring journey ahead. Reach Sankri, the trailhead for various treks, and check into a comfortable accommodation by 7 PM.

 

Day 2: Sankri (1,920M) to Seema (2,260M) via Taluka (2,100M)

 

Distance: 12 kms + 10-12 kms

Duration: 3 hours drive + 5-6 hours trek

 

Embark on an early start, with breakfast by 7-8 AM, as you venture towards Seema via Taluka. The 12 km drive may take 2-3 hours due to road conditions. Taluka, a vibrant mountain village, marks the end of the drive. After breakfast and collecting packed lunches, commence a 5-6 hour trek to Seema. Traverse even land, lush landscapes, waterfalls, and gradual inclines, with the Supin river as a constant companion. Reach Seema, your first campsite, by 6 PM, ready to unwind in the embrace of the mountains.

 

Day 3: Seema (2,260M) to Ruinsara Tal (3,500M)

 

Distance: 14 kms

Duration: 7-8 hours

 

Embark on a sacred journey to Ruinsara Tal, a high-altitude lake at 3,500M. The 14 km trek, adorned by alpine vegetation, unveils the legendary route believed to be traversed by the Pandavs on their way to heaven. Witness the Swargarohini peak on the trail and reach Ruinsara Tal by early evening. Marvel at the captivating landscape and rest in preparation for the days ahead.

 

Day 4: Ruinsara Tal (3,500M) to Kyarkoti Base Camp (3,820M)

 

Time Taken: 5-6 hours

 

As you proceed to Kyarkoti Base Camp from Ruinsara Tal, the majestic summit of Black Peak comes into view. Kyarkoti, a vast grassland surrounded by boulders and snow-clad mountains, lies next to a spring. Witness the grandeur of Black Peak, your ultimate goal, standing tall before you for the first time in the trek.

 

Day 5: Rest and Acclimatization at Basecamp (3,820M)

Take a day to acclimatize to the base camp’s altitude at 3,820M. Utilize this time for gear distribution, setup, and essential technical training. Rest and prepare for the challenging ascent ahead, knowing that you’ve gained approximately 2,000M in altitude from Sankri. Your ultimate adventure awaits!

 

Day 6 : Ferrying to Advance Base Camp and Return to Kyarkoti Base Camp

 

Morning: Preparing for Ascent

  • Begin the day with a hearty breakfast, fueling up for the day’s expedition.
  • Ensure all gear and equipment are in optimal condition for the climb to Advance Base Camp.

 

Late Morning: Commence Ferrying

 

  • Start the ascent towards Advance Base Camp, carrying essential equipment and supplies.
  • The trail may present challenges, including rocky terrain and varying altitudes. Stay focused and support fellow trekkers.

 

Afternoon: Advance Base Camp

 

  • Reach Advance Base Camp, a pivotal point in the expedition.
  • Unload and organize equipment, establishing a base for the upcoming summit push.
  • Acclimate to the higher altitude and familiarize yourself with the surroundings.

 

Early Evening: Descent to Kyarkoti Base Camp

 

  • Begin the descent back to Kyarkoti Base Camp.
  • Enjoy the descending trail, taking in the breathtaking views and reflecting on the progress made.

 

Night: Rest and Reflection

 

  • Arrive back at Kyarkoti Base Camp, where a warm meal and comfortable rest await.
  • Reflect on the day’s accomplishments and prepare mentally for the challenges that lie ahead.

 

Note: Day 6 is a crucial step in acclimatization and preparation for the final ascent to Black Peak. It ensures that both climbers and equipment are acclimated to the higher altitude at Advance Base Camp, optimizing the chances of a successful summit attempt in the subsequent days.

 

 

Day 7: Advance Base Camp Transition

 

Morning: Early Preparations

 

  • Begin the day with an early breakfast, ensuring a nutritious start for the upcoming shift.
  • Check and organize personal gear, ensuring everything is in order for the transition to Advance Base Camp.

 

Late Morning: Ascent to Advance Base Camp

 

  • Embark on the trek towards Advance Base Camp, a significant milestone in the expedition.
  • Navigate through the challenging terrain, maintaining a steady pace and supporting fellow climbers.

Enjoy the changing landscape and panoramic views as you ascend.

 

Afternoon: Arrival at Advance Base Camp

 

  • Reach Advance Base Camp, a strategically chosen location for final preparations before the summit push.
  • Set up camp and unload necessary equipment, ensuring a well-organized and efficient base.
  • Engage in acclimatization routines, and if time permits, participate in brief training sessions.

 

Early Evening: Acclimatization and Planning

 

  • Spend the early evening acclimatizing to the higher altitude at Advance Base Camp.
  • Participate in group discussions and briefings regarding the summit push.
  • Discuss the route, weather conditions, and safety measures with the expedition team.

 

Night: Rest and Contemplation

 

  • Enjoy a hearty dinner at Advance Base Camp, replenishing energy for the challenges ahead.
  • Rest and contemplate the significance of reaching this crucial point in the expedition.
  • Ensure a good night’s sleep in preparation for the upcoming summit attempt.

 

Note: Day 7 marks the transition to Advance Base Camp, a pivotal stage in the climb. It allows climbers to acclimatize further to the higher altitude and fine-tune their preparations before the summit push, optimizing the chances of a successful ascent to Black Peak.

 

Day 8: Load Ferry from Advance Base Camp to Camp 1

 

Morning: Preparation and Briefing

 

  • Conduct a thorough check of gear and equipment.
  • Attend a briefing session on loading procedures and safety measures.

 

Late Morning to Afternoon: Load Ferry Operation

 

  • Begin the process of loading essential equipment and supplies onto the designated ferry.
  • Work collaboratively with the team to ensure efficient and secure loading.
  • Follow safety protocols and guidelines to prevent any mishaps during the operation.

 

Lunch Break: Midway Loading

 

  • Take a break for lunch to replenish energy and hydrate.
  • Ensure that the loading process is proceeding smoothly.

 

Afternoon: Completion of Loading

 

  • Continue and complete the loading of the ferry with all necessary items.
  • Double-check that all equipment is securely fastened for transportation.
  • Prepare for the ferry’s departure to Camp 1.

 

Evening: Camp 1 Setup and Rest

 

  • Upon the ferry’s arrival at Camp 1, assist in unloading equipment and setting up the camp.
  • Rest and recuperate in preparation for the upcoming days of the expedition.

 

Note: Day 8 involves the crucial operation of loading a ferry from Advance Base Camp to Camp 1, ensuring that essential supplies and equipment are strategically positioned for the subsequent phases of the expedition.

 

 

Day 9: Ascent from Advance Base Camp (ABC) to Black Peak Camp 1

 

Morning: Summit Preparations

 

  • Early morning breakfast at Advance Base Camp (ABC).
  • Check and prepare essential gear, ensuring everything is in optimal condition.

 

Late Morning to Afternoon: Ascent to Black Peak Camp 1

 

  • Embark on the challenging ascent from ABC to Black Peak Camp 1.
  • Navigate through technical terrain, utilizing mountaineering skills.
  • Progress steadily, supporting fellow climbers and enjoying the breathtaking views.

 

Late Afternoon to Evening: Arrival at Camp 1

 

  • Reach Black Peak Camp 1 in the late afternoon or early evening.
  • Set up camp, ensuring a secure and comfortable base for the night.
  • Acclimatize to the higher altitude and enjoy a well-deserved rest.

 

Night: Camp 1 Accommodation

 

  • Rest at Black Peak Camp 1, surrounded by the rugged beauty of the high-altitude landscape.
  • Dinner and a peaceful night’s sleep in preparation for the next day’s challenges.

 

Note: Day 9 marks a critical phase in the ascent, transitioning from the Advance Base Camp to the first camp on Black Peak. It requires focus, resilience, and teamwork to navigate the technical terrain and establish a solid base for the subsequent stages of the expedition.

 

Day 10: Occupation of Black Peak Summit Camp

 

Morning: Summit Push Preparation

 

  • Early breakfast at Black Peak Camp 1.
  • Final gear checks, ensuring all equipment is in optimal condition for the summit push.

 

Late Morning to Afternoon: Ascent to Black Peak Summit Camp

 

  • Begin the challenging ascent from Camp 1 to the designated Black Peak Summit Camp.
  • Navigate through the steep and demanding sections, using mountaineering skills.
  • Maintain a steady pace, with a focus on safety and proper acclimatization.

 

Afternoon to Early Evening: Arrival at Summit Camp

 

  • Reach Black Peak Summit Camp in the afternoon or early evening.
  • Set up camp at this strategic location, positioned closer to the summit.
  • Acclimatize to the higher altitude, and participate in team discussions and briefings.

 

Night: Rest and Final Preparations

 

  • Enjoy a nourishing meal at Black Peak Summit Camp.
  • Rest and conserve energy for the upcoming summit attempt.
  • Participate in final preparations and briefings with the expedition team.

 

Note: Day 10 marks the occupation of the Black Peak Summit Camp, a crucial step in positioning the team for the summit attempt. This strategic camp provides a closer launch point for the ascent to the pinnacle of Black Peak on the following day.

 

Day 11: Predawn Summit Ascent to Black Peak (6387 M) and Descent to Advance Base Camp (ABC)

 

Late Night: Predawn Preparations

 

  • Organize gear and equipment the night before, ensuring everything is in optimal condition.
  • Have a light pre-summit meal and hydrate adequately.

 

2:00 AM – 3:00 AM: Summit Ascent

 

  • Begin the predawn ascent to the summit of Black Peak.
  • Navigate through the darkness using headlamps, following the predetermined route.
  • Progress steadily, focusing on safety and maintaining a consistent pace.

 

Sunrise Summit: Reaching the Pinnacle

 

  • Aim to reach the summit around sunrise to witness the breathtaking views.
  • Celebrate the summit achievement with the team, capturing memorable moments.
  • Take a short break at the summit to enjoy tea and light snacks.

 

Late Morning: Descent to Summit Camp

 

  • Begin the descent from the summit back to Black Peak Summit Camp.
  • Exercise caution during the descent, navigating challenging terrain.

 

Tea and Lunch at Summit Camp

 

  • Arrive at Black Peak Summit Camp by late morning.
  • Enjoy a well-deserved tea session, followed by a hearty lunch.
  • Rest and replenish energy in preparation for the descent to Advance Base Camp.

 

Afternoon: Descent to Advance Base Camp (ABC)

 

  • Begin the descent from Black Peak Summit Camp to Advance Base Camp.
  • Exercise caution during the descent, ensuring safety during the challenging sections.

 

Evening: Arrival at Advance Base Camp

 

  • Reach Advance Base Camp by evening.
  • Reflect on the summit experience and the day’s achievements.
  • Enjoy a celebratory meal and a restful night at a lower altitude.

 

Note: Day 11 involves a challenging ascent to the summit of Black Peak, with a unique experience of enjoying tea and lunch at the summit camp. The descent to Advance Base Camp allows for a lower altitude rest and recovery.

 

 

Day 12: Reserve Day / Contingency Day

 

Note: Day 12 serves as a flexible reserve or contingency day, allowing the team to adapt to unforeseen circumstances and optimize the expedition’s success and safety.

 

 

Day 13: Descent from Advance Base Camp (ABC) to Kyarkoti Base Camp

 

Morning: Post-Reserve Day Preparations

 

  • Conduct a thorough check of gear and equipment before the descent.
  • Review the descent plan with the team and ensure everyone is well-prepared.

 

Late Morning to Afternoon: Descent to Kyarkoti Base Camp

 

  • Begin the descent from Advance Base Camp to Kyarkoti Base Camp.
  • Navigate carefully through the descending trail, ensuring safety and coordination.
  • Enjoy the changing landscapes and take in the views during the descent.

 

Lunch Break: Midway Descent

 

  • Take a break for lunch at a suitable location during the descent.
  • Replenish energy and hydrate before continuing the descent.

 

Afternoon: Arrival at Kyarkoti Base Camp

 

  • Reach Kyarkoti Base Camp by late afternoon.
  • Settle into the familiar surroundings and enjoy the lower altitude.
  • Reflect on the summit experience and the overall expedition.

 

Evening: Rest and Reflection

 

  • Rest and recuperate at Kyarkoti Base Camp.
  • Share stories and reflections with fellow climbers.
  • Prepare for the next phase of the descent in the coming days.

 

Note: Day 13 involves the descent from Advance Base Camp to Kyarkoti Base Camp, providing an opportunity for the team to appreciate the journey and transition to lower altitudes.

 

Day 14: Trek from Kyarkoti Base Camp to Ruinsara Tal

 

Morning: Breakfast and Preparation

 

  • Enjoy a hearty breakfast at Kyarkoti Base Camp.
  • Pack essentials for the day’s trek and ensure everyone is well-equipped.

 

Late Morning to Afternoon: Scenic Trek to Ruinsara Tal

 

  • Embark on the trek from Kyarkoti Base Camp to Ruinsara Tal.
  • Traverse through diverse landscapes, including meadows, forests, and rocky terrains.
  • Take in the scenic beauty and capture moments along the trail.

 

Lunch Break: Midway Trek

 

  • Pause for a relaxing lunch at a suitable spot during the trek.
  • Recharge with a nutritious meal and enjoy the natural surroundings.

 

Afternoon: Arrival at Ruinsara Tal

 

  • Reach the picturesque Ruinsara Tal by late afternoon.
  • Set up camp near the serene lake and enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings.
  • Take time to explore the area and appreciate the beauty of Ruinsara Tal.

 

Evening: Camp Setup and Leisure

 

  • Settle into the campsite near Ruinsara Tal.
  • Engage in leisure activities, such as photography or simply enjoying the peaceful ambiance.
  • Reflect on the day’s trek and the overall expedition.

 

Note: Day 14 involves a trek from Kyarkoti Base Camp to Ruinsara Tal, providing a change of scenery and a peaceful setting near the beautiful lake.

 

Day 15: Trek from Ruinsara Tal to Seema

 

Morning: Camp Breakdown and Breakfast

 

  • Begin the day by breaking down the camp at Ruinsara Tal.
  • Enjoy a nutritious breakfast to fuel the day’s trek.

 

Late Morning to Afternoon: Scenic Descent to Seema

 

  • Commence the trek from Ruinsara Tal to Seema.
  • Descend through varied landscapes, including alpine meadows and dense forests.
  • Admire the changing scenery and take advantage of photo opportunities.

 

Lunch Break: Midway Descent

 

  • Pause for a midday break to enjoy lunch and rest.
  • Hydrate and replenish energy for the remaining descent to Seema.

 

Afternoon: Arrival at Seema

 

  • Reach Seema by late afternoon, completing the trek.
  • Set up camp at Seema and unwind after the day’s journey.
  • Explore the surroundings and appreciate the vibrant atmosphere of Seema.

 

Evening: Camp Activities and Relaxation

 

  • Engage in camp activities or enjoy a leisurely evening at Seema.
  • Share stories and experiences with fellow trekkers.
  • Reflect on the trek from Ruinsara Tal to Seema and the overall expedition.

 

Note: Day 15 marks the descent from Ruinsara Tal to Seema, providing an opportunity to soak in the beauty of the descending trail and enjoy the camaraderie of the trekking experience.

 

Day 16: Trek from Seema to Gangad and Transfer to Sankri

 

Morning: Camp Breakdown and Breakfast

 

  • Break down the camp at Seema in the morning.
  • Enjoy a wholesome breakfast to start the day.

 

Late Morning to Afternoon: Trek to Gangad

 

  • Begin the trek from Seema to Gangad.
  • Traverse through the scenic trail, crossing diverse landscapes.
  • Take in the views and appreciate the natural beauty of the region.

 

Lunch Break: Midway Trek

 

  • Pause for lunch at a suitable spot during the trek.
  • Relax, refuel, and enjoy the surroundings.

 

Afternoon: Arrival at Gangad and Departure to Sankri

 

  • Reach Gangad by late afternoon, concluding the trek.
  • Transfer from Gangad to Sankri by a designated mode of transportation.
  • Arrive in Sankri, a familiar base for trekkers in the region.

 

Evening: Check-in and Leisure in Sankri

 

  • Check-in to the accommodation in Sankri.
  • Enjoy a leisurely evening, exploring the local surroundings.
  • Reflect on the trek from Seema to Gangad and the entire expedition.

 

Note: Day 16: involves the trek from Seema to Gangad, followed by the transfer to Sankri. It marks the conclusion of the trekking portion, providing a transition back to the base camp.

 

Day 17: Drop from Sankri to Dehradun – End of the Expedition

 

Morning: Check-out and Breakfast

 

  • Complete the check-out process from the accommodation in Sankri.
  • Enjoy a final breakfast in Sankri before departure.

Late Morning to Afternoon: Transfer to Dehradun

 

  • Board the designated mode of transportation for the journey to Dehradun.
  • Relish the scenic landscapes during the transfer.

 

Afternoon: Arrival in Dehradun

 

  • Arrive in Dehradun by late afternoon, completing the transfer.
  • Conclude the expedition with a drop-off at the designated location in Dehradun.

 

Trip Conclusion:

 

  • Thank participants for their involvement in the expedition.
  • Provide any necessary post-expedition information or assistance.

 

Note: Day 17 signifies the conclusion of the expedition with a drop-off from Sankri to Dehradun. The participants can reflect on the challenging and rewarding journey through the Garhwal Himalayas as they bid farewell to the Parvat Exploration team.

 

Inclusion & Exclusion

Inclusion

 

  1. Meals during the trek: Coverage from dinner on Day 1 to Breakfast on Day 17 ensures participants are provided with necessary sustenance throughout the trek.
  2. Forest Permits/Camping Charges: covering permits and charges for camping in the designated forest areas.
  3. Accommodation: 4 Season Tents on a triple-sharing basis, Thermal rated sleeping bags, and mats are provided for a comfortable and restful night’s sleep. Guest house/hotel stays in Sankri on Day 1,& 16 are also included.
  4. Support Staff: Experienced trek guides, cooks, helpers, and mules or porters are included for carrying common supplies, facilitating a smoother trekking experience.
  5. Expedition Leader: A IMF approved Expedition Leader.
  6. Transportation: Dehradun to Sankri & Back Transport Available.
  7. Technical Equipment – PP Ropes, Helmet, Ice Axe, Crampons, Mountaineering Boots, Snow Stake, Dead Man/Boy
  8. Peak Booking Fee Charges (upto the amount charged for Indian nationals)

 

Exclusion

 

  1. Portage of Personal Bags: The cost of portaging personal bags during the trek is not included and may be an additional expense for participants.
  2. Travel Insurance: The cost of any kind of travel insurance is not covered, and participants are advised to arrange their own travel insurance for additional protection.
  3. Personal Expenses: Any expense of a personal nature, such as additional meals, snacks, or personal items, is not included.
  4. Unspecified Expenses: Any expense not explicitly specified in the inclusions list is not covered and may be the responsibility of the participants.
  5. Any extra costs incurred in the event of finishing the expedition early
  6. Expenses of a personal nature like laundry, phone calls, and beverages.
  7. Tips for local guides or porter
  8. IMF Peak Booking Fee for foreign nationals US$ 700 for a team of two members and US$ 325 for every additional participants
  9. Forest Permit / Camping Fee for foreign nationals (USD 880-1000 upto group of 10)
  10. Mandatory Liaison Officer Fee for foreign expeditions ( ~USD 500 for group of 10)
  11. Any cost arising out of unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather, landslides, road conditions and any other circumstances beyond our control.

 

 

Things to Carry

When embarking on a mountaineering expedition, it’s crucial to carry the right gear and equipment to ensure your safety, comfort, and success in the challenging mountain environment. Here’s a comprehensive list of things to carry for a mountaineering expedition:
1. Clothing:
• Base layers (moisture-wicking)
• Insulating layers (fleece or down jackets)
• Waterproof and windproof outer layers (jacket and pants)
• Hardshell or Gore-Tex jacket for extreme weather conditions
• Mountaineering boots ( We provide)
• Gaiters to keep snow out of boots ( We provide)
• Climbing harness ( We provide)
• Crampons for icy terrain ( We provide)
• Gloves (waterproof and insulated)
• Warm hat and balaclava
2. Navigation and Communication (Optional):
• Map and compass
• GPS device
3. Safety and First Aid:
• First aid kit with essentials
• High-altitude sickness medication
• Prescription medications (if needed)
• Sunscreen with high SPF
• Sunglasses with UV protection
• Lip balm with UV protection
• Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
• Repair kit for gear
4. Climbing Accessories:
• Mountaineering backpack with sufficient capacity
• Trekking poles
• Climbing gloves
5. Personal Items:
• Personal identification and relevant permits
• Cash and credit cards
• Camera for documenting the journey
• Personal toiletries and hygiene items
• Notebook and pen
6. Food and Nutrition:
• High-energy snacks (energy bars, nuts, dried fruits)
• Electrolyte tablets or sports drinks
• Water bottles or hydration system
7. Miscellaneous:
• Duct tape
• Multi-purpose tool or knife
• Compact shovel for snow conditions
• Whistle
• Trash bags for waste disposal
8. Documentation:
• Expedition itinerary and permits
• Emergency contact information
• Insurance details

Also, ensure that your gear is in excellent condition and properly maintained.

Why Us

Parvat Exploration: Your Trusted Himalayan Guides

 

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Parvat Exploration – where expertise meets passion. Here’s why choosing us for your trek is the key to an extraordinary Himalayan experience:

1. Highly Qualified Team, Seasoned in Indian Mountaineering: Join a team of seasoned mountaineers with a wealth of experience navigating the challenging terrains of the Indian Himalayas. Our expertise is your assurance of a trek that combines adventure with safety and knowledge.
2. Exclusive IMF Associate Membership: Trust your journey with the best, as three of our team members hold an esteemed position as associate members with the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF). This exclusive membership is limited to only 100 individuals in India, highlighting the caliber and dedication of our team.
3. Local Expertise – Meet Team Parvat Exploration, a Himalayan Native: A proud local born and raised in Uttarakhand. The Himalayas are not just our workplace; they are our home. With Team Parvat Exploration as your guide, you’ll experience the mountains through the eyes of someone deeply connected to its culture, people, and nuances.
4. Accredited by ATOAI, IMF & Uttarakhand Tourism: Parvat Exploration proudly stands as an affiliated firm with the Adventure Tour Operators Association of India (ATOAI), the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF), and Uttarakhand Tourism. Our triple accreditation underscores our commitment to responsible and high-quality trekking adventures.
5.Safety is Our Pledge: Your safety is our topmost priority. At Parvat Exploration, safety isn’t just a priority; it’s a fundamental principle that guides every aspect of our treks. Rest assured, you’re in capable hands as we navigate the trails with your well-being as our foremost concern.
6. World-Class Equipment: Equip yourself with the best, as we provide world-class gear. Our equipment is meticulously maintained and regularly updated to meet the highest industry standards, ensuring your comfort and safety throughout the trek.
7. Delicious and Nutritious Food with Local Delicacies: Savor the journey with our culinary delights. Our team takes pride in offering not just nourishing meals but also a variety of options, including delicious and nutritious local dishes. Immerse yourself in the rich flavors of the region as you trek through the breathtaking landscapes.
8. Expert Trek Leaders – AMC Qualified: Our trek leaders are not just leaders; they are minimum AMC qualified from recognized institutes. This ensures that you are guided by professionals who understand the nuances of mountain terrain and are well-prepared for any challenges that may arise.
9. Seasonal Specialization – All Year Adventure: Parvat Exploration specializes in mountaineering during the prime season and offers captivating winter treks. Whether you’re drawn to the thrill of summer ascents or the serene beauty of winter landscapes, we have the expertise to make your trek extraordinary, regardless of the season.
Choose Parvat Exploration for a trek that transcends the ordinary. Your Himalayan adventure awaits, crafted with expertise, passion, and a commitment to making your journey truly exceptional.

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