Best Trekking Tours in Rishikesh

What You Should Know More About Trekking in Rishikesh

• Q. Is it safe to trek solo?

  Rishikesh trekking trails are one of the safest in the country as many adventure enthusiasts from various parts of the country visit the holy town to test their mettle in the mountains and spend time with the warm locals. Moreover, being a pilgrim place, Rishikesh is additionally safer for visitors and trekkers.

• Q. What is the best thing to do in the event of altitude sickness?

  Before trekking in Rishikesh, make sure to consult your doctor and carry the prescribed medicines in case of an emergency. If you encounter acute mountain sickness due to the high altitude, increase your water intake and contact your guide who can arrange for additional oxygen supply to help you.

• Q. How many hours will I walk per day?

  While the distance depends on the trek, you may have to walk anywhere between 4 hours and 7 hours every day on the treks in Rishikesh. During the treks, you will cover a daily distance of 1.2 km to 4 km walking.

• Q. What are the best camping places in Rishikesh under INR 2000?

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  4. Camping In Rishikesh With River Rafting @ 1680 per person
  5. Camping on Banks of Ganga, Rishikesh with Rock Climbing and Rappeling @ 975 per person
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• Q. What is the best time to go for trekking in Rishikesh?

  While the weather in Rishikesh is pleasant throughout the year, the best time to go for Rishikesh trekking is between the months of October and February, when the chances of rainfall are minimum and heat is minimum. You may experience rainfall between May and September, hindering your trek while the summer temperature may pant you due to the comparatively higher temperature.

• Q. I am visiting Rishikesh for the first time, how should I prepare myself for trekking?

  1. While trekking in Rishikesh, you must acclimate yourself to the high altitude and climatic conditions by taking adequate time.
  2. Ensure that you start walking and make cardio exercises a part of your routine a month before the trek so that you arrive fit.
  3. Invest in a good pair of shoes and try walking in them before you use them on the trek.
  4. Prevent the consumption of alcohol or tobacco to enhance your fitness levels during the trek.

• Q. Which are the best rafting packages I can get at discount upto 30%?

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  3. Rafting And Camping Adventure At Rishikesh Flat 28% Off
  4. Rishikesh Daredevil Tour: Rafting And Bungee Jumping Combo
  5. River Rafting Adventure In Rishikesh Flat 10% Off

• Q. What are the best adventure sports I can do in Rishikesh at lowest price?

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  1. River Rafting at Flat 14% Off
  2. Bungee Jumping at Flat 30% Off
  3. Flying Fox at Flat 30% Off
  4. Giant Swing at Flat 30% Off
  5. Camping at Flat 30% Off
  6. Trekking at Flat 51% Off

• Q. Which are some famous treks in Rishikesh?

  1. Chandrashila Trek with Chopta Tungnath
  
  Starting from Haridwar, this 4-day 3-night trail is one of the most popular treks in Rishikesh as it takes you to a whopping altitude of 12,083 feet. The trek starts from Haridwar and reaches to Sari Village via Kund and Ukhimath before finally awarding you with spellbinding views of the Deoriatal Lake, a high-altitude lake.
  
  Location: Haridwar (Base camp: Sari)
  Difficulty level: Easy to moderate
  Approx. cost: Rs 7250
  
  2. Kuari Pass Trek
  
  Located in the magnificent Garhwal Himalayas, the Kuari Pass Trek starts from Haridwar takes you through dense forests dotted with blossoming rhododendron and oak trees, which makes trekking in Rishikesh serene.
  
  Location: Haridwar
  Difficulty level: Easy to moderate
  Approx. cost: Rs 8750
  
  3. Pangarchulla Peak Trek
  
  Setting the bar of Rishikesh trekking high, the Pangarchulla peak trek will test your determination as it takes you to a formidable 15,096 feet, covering a distance of 34 km. Start your trek from Hardiwar and reach the Pangarchulla peak via Auli on this 6 days and 5 nights trail. Enjoy the spectacular views of Mt Nanda Devi and Hathi Parbat while sipping a cup of hot tea at a local shop. If you are a snow enthusiast, take this trek during the winter months to wade through the snow to reach the summit.
  
  Location: Haridwar (trek begins from Joshimath)
  Difficulty level: Moderate to difficult
  Approx. cost: Rs 9250
  
  4. Roopkund Trek
  
  Enjoy the mesmerising views of the enchanting Roopkund Lake, surrounded by snow-capped mountains. If you want to experience high altitudes during Rishikesh trekking, take the Roopkund trek which takes you to a whopping altitude of 16,499 feet. The 53 km trek allows you admire the beauty of Mt Trishul and rare flora and fauna along the trek. Light a bonfire under the starry night to make your trek memorable.
  
  Location: Kathgodam (Basecamp: Lohagunj)
  Difficulty level: Moderate to difficult
  Approx. cost: Rs 8890
  
  5. Kunjapuri Temple Sunrise Trek
  
  Immerse yourself in the spellbinding views of the rising Sun by trekking to the Kunjapuri Temple in Rishikesh. Start your day early and climb 250 steps to reach the temple for an exotic view of the sunrise against the town. You can enjoy the views of the holy Ganga River and explore the local life along the route for an exciting weekend getaway.
  
  Location: Rishikesh
  Difficulty level: Easy to moderate
  Approx. cost: Rs 1580

• Q. What should I wear while trekking in Rishikesh?

  Sport airy and light clothes to help oxidation of your skin while hiking. While trekking shoes are a must, you must carry two pairs of full-sleeve t-shirts and track pants, cotton socks, woollen socks, fleece jacket, a pair of gloves and sunglasses as Rishikesh trekking is demanding along high-altitude trails.

• Q. Do we need a walking stick on trekking?

  It is advisable to carry your walking stick while trekking in Rishikesh as it helps you create a balance while crossing difficult paths. The trial may get steep in certain treks in Rishikesh, where a trekking stick may prove to be handy. You may use the walking stick as a support while going uphill or as a brake while going downhill.

• Q. Will I climb mountains on a trek?

  Many treks in Rishikesh are high-altitude treks located in the Garhwal Himalayas. The trails are steep in portions and test your mettle while going uphill and your patience while going downhill. Prepare yourself to experience some mountain climbing which will tickle your adventurous bone while you trek in Rishikesh.

• Q. What things one must carry while trekking in Rishikesh?

  Apart from the trekking attire, one must carry:
  
  - Backpack (min. 60 litres) with rain cover
  - Thermal inners
  - Cotton socks
  - Woollen socks
  - 1 full sleeves jacket or a fleece jacket
  - One jacket
  - One pair of gloves
  - Sun cap
  - One scarf
  - Light towel
  - Lip balm
  - Sunscreen (SPF 40+) and cold cream
  - Water bottle
  - Head/torch with extra batteries
  - Toilet kit and paper
  - Medicine kit
  - UV protected sunglasses
  - Walking stick

• Q. Which type of shoes should I buy?

  You must buy a good pair of trekking shoes (preferably Forclaz 100, 500) before trekking in Rishikesh. Before you use the shoes for the trek, make sure you are comfortable walking in the shoes by practising walking before the trek.