Panpatia Col Trek 2026 | Premium Private Expedition

The Sacred Mountain
photo by Debu da
The Wall Of Defiance 1
kept Panpatia secluded for over centuries
The Wide Snowfield
exclusively for panpatia trek
Trekkers In Panpatia Snowfield
photo by Debu da
The Head Of Khirao Valley
unending moraines tests your purpose for the trek
The Wall Of Defiance 3
kept Panpatia secluded for over centuries
The Wall Of Defiance 2
kept Panpatia secluded for over centuries
Descending Down To Kachni
crossing the last barrier to home
Even Reflections Have Divinity
Mt. Chowkhambha on Buda Madhyamaheshwar
The Pious Madhmaheshwar Temple
praying here feels like God's listening himself
The Village Of Ransi
gateway to many beautiful treks
Madhmaheshwar Ganga
enroute Ransi
Mt. Nanda Devi Greets in Auli
a strategic beginning

Panpatia Col Trek

Walking the Mythological Legend's route to connect Kedarnath and Badrinath

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  • 📅
    Duration
    14 Days, 14 Nights
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    Altitude:
    5260
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    Grade:
    Challenging
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    Best Time:
    May, Jun, Sep
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    Temperatures:
    -8 to 20 Deg Celsius
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    Starts From:
    Joshimath
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    Airport:
    Jolly Grant Airport, Dehraoon, Uttrakhand
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    Railway:
    Rishikesh, Uttrakhand

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9 Popular Peaks
Balakun (6471m), Chaukhamba I (7138m), Chaukhamba II (7058m), Chaukhamba III (6974m), Chaukhamba IV (6854m), Gauri Parbat (6708m), Hathi Parbat (6727m), Mandani Parvat (6193m), Nilkantha (6596m)
2 High Passes
Kachni Khal (4400m), PANPATIA COL (5200m)
1 Glaciers
Panpatia Glacier
1 Villages
Badrinath
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Robert McKenzie
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I can't speak highly enough about my experience with Himalayan High. My wife and I wanted to do the Har Ki Dun trek but didn't want to be part of one of the many larger trips most trekking companies plan. I reached out to Himalayan High about the "self guided option" they listed on their website and ended up getting a totally bespoke trip for just my wife and I. Planning and communication was excellent leading up to the trip ( thanks Suman!) and our guides (required in a national park) were incredibly knowledgeable and friendly, not to mention great cooks. We are already thinking about our next Himalayan trek and will definitely be working with Himalayan High.
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We did a recent Sandakphu trek with Hinalayan High. Few months before the trip, inquiries made to the company were promptly replied by Mr Suman. He also offered different options that would fit our fitness level and schedule. Our many questions and concerns were addressed to enable us to decide on the itinerary that suited us. There was also transparency in the costs and added fees. We opted for private trek so that we could go at our own pace. The lodging arrangements were made with our needs taken into consideration. (We preferred private rooms, being both ladies). While we did not expect 3-4* star hotel accommodations, the rooms were comfortable enough with sufficient blankets to keep us warm at night. We were prepared for shared bathroom facilities in a couple of homestays, having experienced so in previous treks. Due to health issues, we were not able to do the original long trek. But in exchange, our altered trek itinerary gave us unexpected blessings, additional day at Sandakphu to marvel at the scenery and catch glimpse of Everest on clear mornings. The alternative trek led us to a relatively new and clean Homestay with ensuite rooms down at Gurdum. It was situated at a picturesque spot with sunrise view from our room. There was even hot water available for a good bath after few days of trek. What luxury! Food by the homestay host was also delicious - fried noodles, and dumplings, with their home-made chilli paste. The stay was so wonderful that we chose to stay an additional day. It certainly exceeded our expectations. We are thankful to our guide, G.D. for his thoughtfulness. He prioritised our safety, ensured that we were comfortable and well fed. Mr Raju of the trekking company also checked in on us a few times to ensure that we were alright especially at Sandakphu. We are also grateful in the quick adaptation of itinerary to make the trek more manageable for us. We had a good laugh when we learnt from other trekkers further on the route that they had heard about the group who had to alter trek route due to health reasons....how news passed, but also shows the connectedness of the trekking community in that area. What we also enjoyed were the opportunities to get to know the people and hear about the history of the places we visited. Their love for the land and passion in what they do certainly came through in the conversations with G.D. and Mr Suman. Will certainly recommend Himalayan High to my friends.
Maria Requena Lopez
★ 5.0/5
We had an unforgettable experience trekking in Sikkim with Himalayan High!! From start to finish, everything was impeccably organized, and each member of the team went above and beyond to make our journey up to Dzongri La truly memorable. Special thanks to Suman, the organizer, for ensuring that every detail was thought through, and to our trek leaders Raju and Durga, whose expertise, warmth, and patience made us feel safe and cared for every step of the way. The entire support team was fantastic – cook Raj, assistant cook Anand, and our Yak guy Pemba. They all added to the experience in meaningful ways. A huge highlight was the food, which was consistently delicious and energizing – it played a big part in keeping our spirits high throughout the trek. We were honestly amazed by the quality and variety, especially given the remote mountain setting. Overall, this team was professional, attentive, and genuinely dedicated to making sure we had an amazing time. We wholeheartedly recommend this company to anyone looking to explore the beauty of the Himalayas. We’re already looking forward to our next trek with them!
Mihai Caba
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So nice people and so nice organized trek in Ladakh with these incredible dedicated guys from Himalaya High!! I defenitely recommand them!! And for sure for the , next trip to Annapurna I will choose them again!!! Julley!!!
Daniela Fratila
★ 5.0/5
Perfect track with wonderful people, beautiful places, memories for lifetime. Thank you Suman, and also Montu!
Alina Eftenoiu
★ 5.0/5
We did the Kang Yatse 2 trek with Himalayan High and we were more than pleased about the care they have for the people. Montu was a really awesome guide and all the team from the chef, the boys that helped and everybody took so much care about us to feel comfortable. The food was awesome(we even had pizza and french fries some times), the tents and sleeping bags(we never felt cold at night), the toiletts, athmosphere and everything exceeded my expectations.
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Professionalism...Flexible and solving new situations...Safety...Excellent
Charlotte Rispin-Dureuil
★ 5.0/5
I climbed Kang Yatse 1 with Himalayan High and honestly it was one of the best trips of my life. Being a solo female traveller I was nervous about the trip beforehand but I was so well looked after by the team at Himalayan High that my concerns faded very quickly. The first week of this trip was a rotation between different acclimatization walks in Leh and a homestay in Rumbak, which was absolutely beautiful and I really enjoyed having these experiences as part of my acclimatization journey because the experience then wasn't just about reaching the summit. The second week was spent at basecamp with rotations to camp 1 and summit camp. This bit was really well thought out to ensure I was acclimatized and ready for summit but also really adapted to my needs and the spare summit day was absolutely crucial to what I needed. The team who looked after me at base camp were absolutely amazing. Because I was travelling alone I really felt we got to know eachother really well and I left with some lovely new friends. I was so well fed for the whole trip - the food was always absolutely delicious and plentiful! The water situation was also perfect - the water was boiled and treated before I got it. I cannot fault Himalayan High - everything was thought about, I felt so safe and well looked after at all times and I had so much fun on this trip with the team and learned SO much from them. I would definitely not hesitate to book with Himalayan High again- in fact I will probbaly do another trip with them in the not-too-distant future.
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Day-by-day itinerary for Panpatia Col Trek (Standard 14D/13N)

Panpatia Col Trek itinerary (Standard 14D/13N) covers 14 days / 13 nights, reaching up to 5222m (starting around 2600m). Expand each day for route briefing, elevation profile, time/distance and photos.

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Standard 14D/13N
ChallengingMax 5222 mStart 2600 m
At a glance
Panpatia Col Trek – Standard 14D/13N is a 14-day / 13-night plan reaching up to 5222m. It starts at Joshimath and ends at Ransi, following the route: Auli → Rishikesh → Khirao C1 → Khirao C2 → Khirao Snout Camp → Moraine Camp → Parvati Col Base → Panpatia Snowfield → Sujal Sarovar Camp → Kachni Dhar → Nanu Chatti → Ransi → Rishikesh.
Key facts
  • Duration: 14 Days / 13 Nights
  • Start: Joshimath
  • End: Ransi
  • Nights split: Camp: 11 night(s), Hotel: 1 night(s), Homestay: 1 night(s)
  • Includes: Trekking: 12 day(s), Driving: 2 day(s), Pass crossings: 3, Contingency: 2 day(s)
  • Total distance: 75.00 km
  • Avg per day: 8.00 km
  • Avg duration: 6.00 hrs
Terrain
Alpine MeadowBoulder ZoneCrevasse ZoneGlacierHigh Altitude PassLake SideMoraineRiver CrossingRocky TrailScree ZoneSnow Trail
Suitable For
Experts,Above 18 only
  • Arrive In Auli
    Overnight In: Auli (2600m )
    Accommodation: Hotel
    Meals Included: Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Evening Tea Snacks, Hot Drinks, Lunch, Morning Tea, Soup
    Cost Of Transport Included: YES
    How To Reach Joshimath

    Quick Tips For The Day:

    • Scenic Transit: Depart early from Rishikesh for a 9-hour drive to the high-altitude meadow of Auli.
    • Optimal Acclimatization: Staying at 2,800m in Auli offers superior altitude preparation compared to crowded Joshimath.
    • Panoramic Vistas: Enjoy direct, unobstructed views of the Nanda Devi massif and surrounding Himalayan giants from your stay.
    • Premium Seclusion: Experience a quieter, more exclusive atmosphere away from the commercial traffic of the lower towns.
    • Final Preparation: Use the evening for a comprehensive gear check and briefing for the technical Panpatia Col crossing.
    • Strategic Start: Positioning in Auli saves time for tomorrow’s trek start, ensuring a fresh beginning for the climb.

    Day 1
    375 - Rishikesh
    Day 1
    1450 - Karn Prayag
    Day 1
    1850 - Joshimath
    Day 1
    2600 - Auli
    270Km, 8 - 9hrs.

  • From Auli (2600m ) To Khirao C1 (2586m ), Via - Khirao Road Head (2400m ) - 4-6 Hrs. 48 Kms

    08:00 Hrs. - 14:00 Hrs.

    Overnight In: Khirao C1 (2586m )
    Accommodation: Camping
    Meals Included: Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Evening Tea Snacks, Hot Drinks, Lunch, Morning Tea, Soup

    Quick Tips For The Day:

    • Morning Drive: A 40 km scenic drive from Auli takes you to the Khirao road head.
    • Short Hike to Base: A brief 2 hour of trek leads to the secluded Khirao campsite (C1) at 2,586m.
    • Cultural Excursion: Opt for a detour to the sacred Badrinath Shrine, a significant pilgrimage site.
    • Spiritual Offering: Time permits for prayers and absorbing the spiritual energy of the region.
    • Relaxation & Views: Arrive at the peaceful base camp early to relax and acclimatize further.
    • Himalayan Basecamp: Settle into your first exclusive camp for the Panpatia Col trek, surrounded by pristine mountain air.

    Day 2
    2600 - Auli
    Day 2
    2400 - Khirao Road Head
    Day 2
    2590 - Khirao C1
    48Km, 4 - 6hrs.

  • From Khirao C1 (2586m ) To Khirao C2 (3526m ) - 4-5 Hrs. 8 Kms

    08:00 Hrs. - 14:00 Hrs.

    Overnight In: Khirao C2 (3526m )
    Accommodation: Camping
    Meals Included: Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Evening Tea Snacks, Hot Drinks, Lunch, Morning Tea, Soup

    Quick Tips For The Day:

    • Steady Ascent: Trek 7 km with a significant altitude gain of 940m, reaching the Shepherd Camp (C2) at 3,526m.
    • Glacial Valley: Follow the course of the Khirao Ganga upstream through a valley known for its diverse Himalayan flora.
    • Treeline Transition: Watch the landscape shift from dense forests to high-altitude alpine meadows as you climb above the treeline.
    • Mountain Hamlets: Pass through the high summer settlements used by local shepherds for grazing livestock in the picturesque Khero Valley.
    • Peak Vistas: Begin witnessing the dramatic backdrop of the Badrinath range peaks as the valley opens up ahead of you.
    • Acclimatization Focus: This 5–6 hour trek is crucial for adjusting to the thinning air before entering the technical glacial zones.

    Day 3
    2590 - Khirao C1
    Day 3
    3530 - Khirao C2
    8Km, 4 - 5hrs.

  • From Khirao C2 (3526m ) To Khirao Snout Camp (3897m ) - 3-5 Hrs. 5 Kms

    08:00 Hrs. - 14:00 Hrs.

    Overnight In: Khirao Snout Camp (3897m )
    Accommodation: Camping
    Meals Included: Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Evening Tea Snacks, Hot Drinks, Lunch, Morning Tea, Soup

    Quick Tips For The Day:

    • Moraine Terrain: A 5 km steady climb through rocky moraines and boulder fields leading to the base of the glacier.
    • Altitude Milestone: Establish camp at 3,897m, positioned strategically near the snout of the Panpatia Glacier.
    • Massive Views: Witness the towering presence of Nilkantha (6,596m) and Parvati Parvat dominating the skyline.
    • Glacial Source: Set camp where the Khirao Ganga originates, offering a raw look at Himalayan geological formations.
    • Brief Trekking Window: The 4-hour duration allows for a vital "climb high, sleep low" philosophy to aid 2026 acclimatization goals.
    • Technical Entry: This camp serves as the final staging point before transitioning from alpine meadows to permanent ice and snow.

    Day 4
    3530 - Khirao C2
    Day 4
    3900 - Khirao Snout Camp
    5Km, 3 - 5hrs.

  • From Khirao Snout Camp (3897m ) To Moraine Camp (4289m ) - 5-7 Hrs. 5 Kms

    08:00 Hrs. - 14:00 Hrs.

    Overnight In: Moraine Camp (4289m )
    Accommodation: Camping
    Meals Included: Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Evening Tea Snacks, Hot Drinks, Lunch, Morning Tea, Soup

    Quick Tips For The Day:

    • Strenuous Ascent: A challenging 5 km climb gaining over 400m through a landscape dominated by loose scree and massive boulders.
    • Glacier Entry: Navigate the lateral moraine of the Panpatia Glacier, where the terrain becomes more rugged and demanding.
    • Altitude Threshold: Establish camp at 4,300m, entering the high-altitude zone where oxygen levels are significantly lower.
    • Balchaur View: Enjoy dramatic, close-up perspectives of the Balakun Peak and the surrounding jagged ridgelines.
    • Slow Pace Strategy: Expect a 6–8 hour trekking day; the slow pace is vital for safe acclimatization before reaching the ice fields.
    • Rugged Wilderness: This camp is situated on a rocky shelf, offering a true "big mountain" feel far from any established trails.

    Day 5
    3900 - Khirao Snout Camp
    Day 5
    4290 - Moraine Camp
    5Km, 5 - 7hrs.

  • Explore or Rest - 3-4 Hrs. 2 Kms

    08:00 Hrs. - 11:00 Hrs.

    Overnight In: Moraine Camp (4289m )
    Accommodation: Camping
    Meals Included: Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Evening Tea Snacks, Hot Drinks, Lunch, Morning Tea, Soup

    Quick Tips For The Day:

    • Essential Recovery: A mandatory rest day at 4,300m to allow your body to produce more red blood cells for the upcoming 5,000m+ stages.
    • Hydration & Nutrition: Focus on high-calorie intake and fluid management, critical for maintaining stamina in the high-altitude 2026 Himalayan environment.
    • Glacial Study: Spend time observing the Panpatia icefall and surrounding peaks, visualizing the route for the high-intensity days ahead.
    • Active Rest: Short, light walks around the moraine shelf help prevent stiffness while keeping the heart rate optimized for acclimatization.

    Day 6
    4290 - Moraine Camp
    Day 6
    4290 - Moraine Camp
    2Km, 3 - 4hrs.

  • From Moraine Camp (4300m ) To Parvati Col Base (4670m ) - 5-7 Hrs. 5 Kms

    08:00 Hrs. - 14:00 Hrs.

    Overnight In: Parvati Col Base (4670m )
    Accommodation: Camping
    Meals Included: Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Evening Tea Snacks, Hot Drinks, Lunch, Morning Tea, Soup

    Quick Tips For The Day:

    • Elevated Staging: Trek 5 km across rugged lateral moraines to reach the high-altitude base of Parvati Col at 4,670m.
    • Technical Preparation: The 4–5 hour trek allows ample time for a final gear check before the steep ascent to the Col.
    • Strategic Positioning: This camp is vital for a pre-dawn start tomorrow, ensuring firmer snow conditions for the technical climb.
    • Elite Wilderness: Camp in a high-alpine amphitheater, surrounded by 6,000m+ peaks in complete Himalayan solitude.

    Day 7
    4300 - Moraine Camp
    Day 7
    4670 - Parvati Col Base
    5Km, 5 - 7hrs.

  • From Parvati Col Base (4670m ) To Panpatia Snowfield (5210m ), Via - Parvati Col (5183m ) - 6-7 Hrs.

    Overnight In: Panpatia Snowfield (5210m )
    Accommodation: Camping
    Meals Included: Morning Tea, Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Tea Snacks, Soup, Dinner, Dessert, Hot Drinks

    Will be a hard day. We negotiate steep and difficult climbs through a gully to summit the Parvati Col. We camp in the vast Panpatia snowfield

    Day 8
    4670 - Parvati Col Base
    Day 8
    5185 - Parvati Col
    Day 8
    5210 - Panpatia Snowfield
    6 - 7hrs.

  • Explore, Rest or Prepare
    Overnight In: Panpatia Snowfield (5210m )
    Accommodation: Camping
    Meals Included: Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Evening Tea Snacks, Hot Drinks, Lunch, Morning Tea, Soup
    This is a planned reserved day to keep a window for bad weather and other contingencies. If unutilized, we can spend this day at any other campsite of our liking. The cost of this day is included in the trek package. If you decide to finish your trek instead of utilizing this reserved day, no money will be refunded as the local resources and other expenses will be paid in full as planned for initially
    Day 9
    5210 - Panpatia Snowfield
    Day 9
    5210 - Panpatia Snowfield
    12Km, 5 - 7hrs.

  • Cross Panpatia Col And Reach Sujal Sarovar Camp - 7-9 Hrs. 10 Kms

    08:00 Hrs. - 14:00 Hrs.

    Overnight In: Sujal Sarovar Camp (4890m )
    Accommodation: Camping
    Meals Included: Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Evening Tea Snacks, Hot Drinks, Lunch, Morning Tea, Soup

    Quick Tips For The Day:

    • Summiting the Pass: Reach the highest point of the trek at Panpatia Col (5,222m), the challenging high point linking the two major valleys.
    • Panoramic Watershed: Stand at the dramatic watershed point, offering views into both the Badrinath and Kedarnath valleys.
    • Steep Descent: Begin the technical, steep descent from the col into the next basin, requiring careful movement in roped units.
    • Sujal Sarovar Basin: Cover 8-9 km total to reach the serene glacial lake camp at Sujal Sarovar (4,890m).
    • Sacred Alpine Lake: Camp near the holy lake, a pristine high-altitude body of water revered by locals and a true wilderness gem.
    • Altitude Drop: A significant drop in altitude to 4,890m allows for much improved sleep and vital acclimatization for the final leg of the trek.

    Day 10
    5210 - Panpatia Snowfield
    Day 10
    5225 - Panpatia Col
    Day 10
    4890 - Sujal Sarovar Camp
    10Km, 7 - 9hrs.

  • Cross And Reach Kachni Dhar - 5-7 Hrs. 9 Kms

    08:00 Hrs. - 14:00 Hrs.

    Overnight In: Kachni Dhar (4130m )
    Accommodation: Camping
    Meals Included: Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Evening Tea Snacks, Hot Drinks, Lunch, Morning Tea, Soup

    Quick Tips For The Day:

    • Scenic Ridge Trek: Traverse a 7 km high-altitude ridgeline offering some of the most expansive vistas of the Madhyamaheshwar valley.
    • Altitude Descent: Gradually descend to 4,130m, moving from barren glacial rock back toward the first signs of alpine vegetation.
    • Chaukhamba Backdrop: Enjoy a final, dramatic perspective of the Chaukhamba Massif towering directly behind your trail.

    Day 11
    4890 - Sujal Sarovar Camp
    Day 11
    4130 - Kachni Dhar
    9Km, 5 - 7hrs.

  • Cross And Reach Nanu Chatti - 4-6 Hrs. 12 Kms

    08:00 Hrs. - 14:00 Hrs.

    Overnight In: Nanu Chatti (1800m )
    Accommodation: Camping/Homestay
    Meals Included: Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Evening Tea Snacks, Hot Drinks, Lunch, Morning Tea, Soup

    Quick Tips For The Day:

    • Lush Elevation Drop: Descend through a dramatic 2026 landscape as the trail shifts from rocky ridges to verdant alpine meadows.
    • Floral Biodiversity: Pass through vibrant patches of Brahma Kamal and high-altitude wildflowers unique to the Madhyamaheshwar region.
    • Monsoon Greenery: Enter the upper treeline, trekking through ancient rhododendron and oak forests filled with Himalayan birdlife.
    • Steep Descent: Navigate a well-defined but steep trail, dropping significant altitude to reach the small settlement of Nanu Chatti.
    • Rustic Comfort: Experience the transition back to civilization at this traditional shepherd stop, offering a warmer, oxygen-rich environment.
    • Cultural Milestone: Arrive at your camp near Nanu Chatti, marking the final night before reaching the sacred Madhyamaheshwar temple.

    Day 12
    4130 - Kachni Dhar
    Day 12
    1800 - Nanu Chatti
    12Km, 4 - 6hrs.

  • From Nanu Chatti (1800m ) To Ransi (1619m ) - 4-5 Hrs. 10 Kms

    08:00 Hrs. - 14:00 Hrs.

    Overnight In: Ransi (1619m )
    Accommodation: Homestay
    Meals Included: Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Evening Tea Snacks, Hot Drinks, Lunch, Morning Tea, Soup

    Quick Tips For The Day:

    • Final Destination: Arrive in the scenic and accessible village of Ransi, marking the end of the trekking portion of the Panpatia Col expedition.
    • Celebratory Camp: Set up the final camp of the trek in Ransi, ready for the onward journey back to civilization with Himalayan High.

    Day 13
    1800 - Nanu Chatti
    Day 13
    1620 - Ransi
    10Km, 4 - 5hrs.

  • From Ransi (1619m ) To Rishikesh (372m ) - 6-7 Hrs. 210 Kms

    08:00 Hrs. - 14:00 Hrs.

    Accommodation: None
    Meals Included: Breakfast
    Cost Of Transport Included: YES

    Quick Tips For The Day:

    • Final Drive: Embark on a long, scenic 2026 drive from Ransi village back to the spiritual hub of Rishikesh.
    • Valley Exit: Traverse the beautiful Mandakini and Alaknanda river valleys, tracing the journey back towards the plains.
    • Trip Conclusion: Arrive in Rishikesh by evening, concluding your challenging and exclusive Panpatia Col Trek expedition.
    • Premium Logistics: Enjoy comfortable private transport arranged by Himalayan High for the return journey.
    • Onward Travel: Plan onward travel from Rishikesh/Dehradun Airport (Jolly Grant, DED) for the next day.

    Day 14
    1620 - Ransi
    Day 14
    375 - Rishikesh
    210Km, 6 - 7hrs.

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