Hill Station Tour Package

Absolutely. This is one of the most beginner-friendly Himalayan treks in Uttarakhand. With a moderate gradient over a manageable 12 km distance and just 3 days, it's well within reach for anyone with a basic fitness level.

The trek is enjoyable year-round. Spring and summer (April-June) offer green meadows and clear skies; autumn (September-November) is ideal for sharp mountain views; winter (December-February) transforms the trail into a snow wonderland. Avoid the monsoon months (July-August) due to slippery paths and poor visibility.

Chandrashila Peak sits at an elevation of approximately 13,100 ft (3,990 m) above sea level, making it one of the more accessible high-altitude summits for beginners doing trekking in Uttarakhand.

No. Tungnath Temple is typically open from May to November for pilgrims. During winter, the deity is ceremonially shifted to Markandey Temple in Ukhimath. However, the trek to Chandrashila can still be done in winter even when the temple is closed.

Kedarkantha trekking is possible throughout most of the year, but between November and April is the prettiest because that's when the roads are covered with snow, and the mountains appear their prettiest.
Trekking should be avoided from June to September because of the heavy rain and challenging walking conditions.

The Kedarkantha journey is often advised to be undertaken between December and April.

In these months, the daytime high is 8°C while the overnight ranges from -5°C to 3°C.

The height of the Kedarkantha journey is roughly 3,810 meters, or 12,500 feet. The hike is an ideal 20 KM route where you can see the alluring Himalayan beauty and feast your eyes on snow-covered pathways. The route is curved by the alpine thickets, and the variety of wildlife adds to its charm.

The trip from Sankri to Kedarkantha is 20 KM lengthy in terms of distance. The trek takes four days to complete, with two and a half days spent ascending and one and a half days spent descending.

The hike is preceded and followed by an additional day set aside for transit to and from Dehradun. The entire journey takes six days.

Yes, the itinerary works well for couples, friends and families. Cultural sightseeing in Ubud, volcano views, water sports at Tanjung Benoa and temple sunsets at Tanah Lot and Uluwatu offer something for most age groups, with enough leisure time in both Ubud and Seminyak.

Airport–hotel–airport transfers are on a private basis, and the listed day tours (Kintamani & Ubud art villages, Tanah Lot & Uluwatu, Benoa water sports transfers) are also operated with a private vehicle and driver. Only on‑site shared elements like equipment or beach areas are common.

In many cases, the package can be customised before final confirmation—for example, upgrading or adding water sports, adding a spa session, or including extra sightseeing such as a half‑day Ubud market visit. Any changes are subject to availability and revised pricing at the time of request.

Har Ki Dun is generally rated easy to moderate, with a total trekking distance of about 45-50 km over 6-7 days. The trail has gradual ascents and descents with some steeper sections, making it suitable for fit beginners as well as experienced trekkers who want a relatively non‑technical Himalayan trek.

The best time is from April to mid-June (spring-early summer) and October to mid-November (autumn). Spring offers blooming forests and moderate temperatures, while autumn brings clearer skies, colourful foliage, and crisper mountain views. Peak winter and monsoon are generally avoided due to snow or heavy rainfall.

You should be able to comfortably walk 8-10 km in a day with a small backpack and handle multiple consecutive days of trekking. A month of preparation with regular walks/jogs, stair climbing, and basic leg/ core strengthening is recommended to enjoy the trek without excessive fatigue.

The highest point on most Har Ki Dun itineraries is around 11,675 ft (approx. 3,550-3,600 m). Daytime temperatures in trekking seasons can range from about 10-15°C, while nights may drop close to or below freezing (0 to - 5°C or lower at higher camps), so adequate warm layers and good quality winter gear are essential.