Mountain Guide
Himalayan Expeditions & Wilderness Travel
Generated: 13 Oct 2026
Moderate
Suitable for fit trekkers with basic endurance.
Dec, Mar
Clear weather windows and mountain views.
Rishikesh
Drop-off: Rishikesh
Detailed Day-Wise Itinerary
Rishikesh to Lohajung
Sightseeing - Devprayag sangam,Dhari devi temple, Rudraprayag, Karanprayag
Lohajung to Bhekaltal
The trek begins from Lohajung, which is a common base for several treks in the region. The trail initially passes through forests and gradually ascends. You’ll likely encounter lush greenery, streams, and occasional clearings offering beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. The path is relatively well-marked, but it’s advisable to have a local guide or a good map for navigation.
Bhekaltal to Brahmatal base camp via Jhandi
The trek starts from Bekaltal, where you’ll follow the trail towards Jhandi Top. The path ascends gradually through dense forests and meadows, offering occasional clearings with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
Base camp to summit & back to Base Camp
Begin your day by summiting Brahmatal Top, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks, including Nanda Ghunti, Trishul, Chaukhamba, and others. Take some time to soak in the scenery and capture memorable photographs & Descend from the summit, following the trail that leads downwards.
Base camp to Lohajung
Leave brahmatal Camp in the morning, heading towards Lohajung. Lohajung serves as a common base for several treks in the region, and upon arrival, you’ll have the opportunity to rest, unwind, and reflect on your trekking experience.
Lohajung to Rishikesh
Note - If time and conditions permits we will stay at our homestay in wan village instead of Lohajung so that we can visit Latu devta temple also.
✓ 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.