Mountain Guide
Himalayan Expeditions & Wilderness Travel
Generated: 13 Oct 2026
Easy to Moderate
Suitable for fit trekkers with basic endurance.
Sept - Oct , May - Jun
Clear weather windows and mountain views.
Rishikesh
Drop-off: Rishikesh
Detailed Day-Wise Itinerary
Rishikesh to Wan Village
Drive from Rishikesh to Wan through scenic mountain roads and river valleys. Arrive at a peaceful village surronded by forests and traditional Garhwali culture.
Wan to Gairolipatal
Begin the trek through dense oak and rhododendron forests with gradual ascents. A refreshing first day leads to a serene campsite deep inside the forest.
Gairolipatal to Ali bugyal via Bedni
Bedni Bugyal is a vast high altitude meadow known for its lush green expanse and panoromic views of Trishul and Nanda Ghunti peaks, offering one of the most scenic stretches of the trek
Ali bugyal to Wan village
This will be easy decend and you will becoming down through dense forest, Neel ganga, Rankadhar. Tucked away in the chamoli district of Uttarakhand, Wan village is a quiet himalayan hamlet that feels untouched by time. Surrounded by dense oak and Rhododendron forest, this village is often the starting point for the famous Brahmatal Trek, but it’s much more than just a basecamp.
Wan to Rishikesh
Drive back to Rishikesh early in the morning to reach Rishikesh by evening After days filled with mountains, stories, laughter, and unforgettable trails, we begin our journey back to Rishikesh, carrying memories that will stay long after the trip ends. From silent forests to starry nights and warm pahadi hospitality, every moment became a part of the journey.
✓ What's Included
- • Transportation - Rishikesh to Rishikesh
- • All travel related expenses including toll taxes, parking, and driver allowances.
- • Accommodation throughout the trek(Homestay in Wan & tents during trekking days)
- • All meals from day 1 dinner to day 4 breakfast (nutritious veg meals during trek)
- • Experienced trek leader, guides & support staff
- • camping equipment(tents, sleeping bags, sleeping mats)
- • Basic first aid kit & medical assistance
- • Crampons/spikes, gaitors if needed
- • Forest permits & entry fees
- • Cloakroom facility for extra luggage at base location
✕ What's Excluded
- • Any expenses not mentioned in the inclusion list
- • Any personal expenses
- • Delays due to weather, road block or any natural disasters.
- • Medical emergency cost
Safety & High Altitude Protocol
Trekkers must carry personal valid photo ID (Aadhaar / Passport) and signed medical indemnity declaration. High-altitude acclimatization walks are mandatory on expedition days.