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Email : hq@parvatexploration.com Level: ModerateGARUR PEAK (6000 M) EXPEDITIONGARHWAL HIMALAYASAltitude: 6000 MtrsGarur Peak, also known as Garuda Peak, presents an enthralling adventure expedition nestled in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, India.<ul style="list-style-type: disc;" data-ke-list-type="disc"><li>10 Days</li><li>Pre-monsoon</li></ul>Fixed Departure: <ul style="list-style-type: disc;" data-ke-list-type="disc"><li>Post Monsoon: 05 October 2024 </li></ul><ul style="list-style-type: disc;" data-ke-list-type="disc"><li>38000/-인도 루피 </li><li> </li></ul>Brief Description Garur Peak, also known as Garuda Peak, presents an enthralling adventure expedition nestled in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, India. This lesser-known trek initiates from Jumma, a small settlement located approximately 45 kilometers away from the town of Joshimath in the Chamoli District of Uttarakhand. The trekking route passes through significant landmarks such as Joshimath, Dronagiri village, and the majestic Bagini glacier. Jumma serves as the starting point for this exhilarating journey, providing a gateway to the breathtaking landscapes of the Garhwal Himalayas. For those seeking this adventure, Rishikesh is the nearest railway station, and the Dehradun Jolly Grant Airport is the closest airport.The trek unfolds through the mesmerizing terrains, offering trekkers a magnificent view of several prominent peaks in the region. Notable peaks visible from the Garur Peak expedition include Hathi Parbat (6507 meters), Gauri Parbat (6708 meters), Satminal (6911 meters), Doonagiri (7066 meters), Trishuli (7120 meters), and the awe-inspiring Mt. Kalanka (6931 meters). The Garuda Dome Peak, standing at an altitude of 6268 meters, is a prominent feature in this cluster.. The Garur Peak region is adorned with numerous Himalayan peaks, each with its own unique charm. Rishi Peak, Hardeol Peak, Changabanga Peak, and the main peak of Dronagiri, along with the Dronagiri Parwat, which is said to be lifted by Hanuman according to the Ramayana, add to the allure of this trek.One of the notable features of the region is the Bagini Glacier, stretching approximately 11 kilometers. This glacier is the origin of the Rishi Ganga, a significant tributary of the Alaknanda River. The trek offers a close encounter with the glacier’s grandeur and the surrounding Himalayan landscapes.In the upper reaches of the Bagini Glacier, a holy mountain and a freshwater lake named Rishi Kund can be found. This lake holds cultural and religious significance, adding a spiritual dimension to the expedition.. The Garur Peak trek is not only a thrilling adventure for trekking enthusiasts but also an opportunity to immerse oneself in the rich natural and cultural tapestry of the Garhwal Himalayas, with its mythological connections and breathtaking vistas.. Itinerary Day 1: Arrive Joshimath (1890 M)Begin your Garuda Dome expedition by arriving at Joshimath. Take this day to acclimate to the altitude and make any last-minute preparations for the trek. Enjoy the scenic surroundings and get ready for the adventure ahead. Day 2: Joshimath – Jumma – Ruing (2800 m) Drive 45 kmEmbark on a picturesque drive from Joshimath to Jumma, covering a distance of 45 km. From Jumma, commence your trek to Ruing at an elevation of 2800 meters. Settle into your camp at Ruing, surrounded by the beauty of the Himalayan landscapes. Day 3: Ruing – Dronagiri (3500 m) Trek 8 kmStart your trek from Ruing to Dronagiri, covering a distance of 8 km. Traverse through diverse terrains, including lush forests and meadows. Arrive at Dronagiri, where you’ll set up camp at an elevation of 3500 meters.Day 4: Dronagiri – Langatoli (3800 m) Trek 4 kmContinue your trek from Dronagiri to Langatoli, covering a distance of 4 km. The trail may lead you through rocky landscapes and alpine meadows. Set up camp at Langatoli and enjoy the tranquility of the high-altitude surroundings. Day 5: Langatoli – Garud Base Camp (4100 m) Trek 10 kmEmbark on a trek from Langatoli to the Garud Base Camp, covering a distance of 10 km. As you ascend, you’ll witness the changing landscapes and the majestic views around you. Set up camp at the Garud Base Camp at an elevation of 4100 meters. Day 6: Garud Base Camp – Bagini Glacier – Rishikund (4800 m) – Garud Base Camp Trek 8 kmExplore the Bagini Glacier and reach Rishikund, a freshwater lake at an altitude of 4800 meters. Take in the breathtaking views of the glacier and the surrounding peaks. Return to the Garud Base Camp for an overnight stay. Day 7: Garud Base Camp – Camp 1 (5000 m)Ascend to Camp 1 at an elevation of 5000 meters. This acclimatization day allows you to prepare for the summit attempt. Rest and hydrate as you soak in the high-altitude atmosphere. Day 8: Start for Summit Attempt at 1 AM – Summit Garud Dome (6000 m) – Back to Garud Base CampEmbark on the summit attempt in the early hours. Reach the summit of Garuda Dome at 6000 meters and then descend back to the Garud Base Camp, celebrating your achievement. This challenging day requires endurance and determination. Day 9: Garud Base Camp – Ruing Road Head – Joshimath (22 km/7 hrs)Descend from the Garud Base Camp to Ruing Road Head and drive back to Joshimath, covering a distance of 22 km in approximately 7 hours. Rejoice in the successful expedition and unwind in Joshimath. Day 10: Buffer DayKeep a buffer day for any unforeseen circumstances or to allow for additional exploration. This day provides flexibility in case of weather challenges or other unexpected events.This detailed itinerary ensures a gradual ascent, proper acclimatization, and a memorable journey to the summit of Garuda Dome, offering stunning views of the Himalayan landscapes. Always prioritize safety, follow the guidance of experienced guides, and be prepared for the challenging conditions of high-altitude trekking.Inclusion & Exclusion Inclusions1.Meals during the trek: Coverage from dinner on Day 1 to Breakfast on Day 09/10  ensures participants are provided with necessary sustenance throughout the trek. 2.Forest Permits/Camping Charges: covering permits and charges for camping in the designated forest areas. 3.Accommodation: 4 Season Tents on a triple-sharing basis, Thermal rated sleeping bags, and mats are provided for a comfortable and restful night’s sleep. Guest house/Lodge stays in Joshimath on Day 1 & 9/10 are also included. 4.Support Staff: Experienced trek guides, cooks, helpers, and mules or porters are included for carrying common supplies, facilitating a smoother trekking experience. 5.Expedition Leader: IMF Approved Expedition Leader 6.Technical Equipment – PP Ropes, Helmet, Ice Axe, Crampons, Mountaineering Boots, Snow Stake, Dead Man/Boy 7.Peak Booking Fee Charges (upto the amount charged for Indian nationals)  Exclusions 1.Portage of Personal Bags: The cost of portaging personal bags during the trek is not included and may be an additional expense for participants. 2.Travel Insurance: The cost of any kind of travel insurance is not covered, and participants are advised to arrange their own travel insurance for additional protection.. 3.Personal Expenses: Any expense of a personal nature, such as additional meals, snacks, or personal items, is not included. 4.Unspecified Expenses: Any expense not explicitly specified in the inclusions list is not covered and may be the responsibility of the participants.. 5.Any costs arising from early departure from the expedition 6.Transportation: Rishikesh to Joshimath & Back. 7.Any extra costs incurred in the event of finishing the expedition early 8. Expenses of a personal nature like laundry, phone calls, and beverages. 9.Tips for local guides or porter 10.IMF Peak Booking Fee for foreign nationals US$ 700 for a team of two members and US$ 325 for every additional participant 11.Forest Permit / Camping Fee for foreign nationals (USD 880-1000 upto group of 10) 12.Mandatory Liaison Officer Fee for foreign expeditions ( ~USD 500 for group of 10) 13.Any cost arising out of unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather, landslides, road conditions and any other circumstances beyond our control.Things to Carry When embarking on a mountaineering expedition, it’s crucial to carry the right gear and equipment to ensure your safety, comfort, and success in the challenging mountain environment. Here’s a comprehensive list of things to carry for a mountaineering expedition: 1. Clothing: • Base layers (moisture-wicking) • Insulating layers (fleece or down jackets) • Waterproof and windproof outer layers (jacket and pants) • Hardshell or Gore-Tex jacket for extreme weather conditions • Mountaineering boots ( We provide) • Gaiters to keep snow out of boots ( We provide) • Climbing harness ( We provide) • Crampons for icy terrain ( We provide) • Gloves (waterproof and insulated) • Warm hat and balaclava  2. Navigation and Communication (Optional): • Map and compass • GPS device  3. Safety and First Aid: • First aid kit with essentials • High-altitude sickness medication • Prescription medications (if needed) • Sunscreen with high SPF • Sunglasses with UV protection • Lip balm with UV protection • Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries • Repair kit for gear 4. Climbing Accessories: • Mountaineering backpack with sufficient capacity • Trekking poles • Climbing gloves 5. Personal Items: • Personal identification and relevant permits • Cash and credit cards • Camera for documenting the journey • Personal toiletries and hygiene items • Notebook and pen 6. Food and Nutrition: • High-energy snacks (energy bars, nuts, dried fruits) • Electrolyte tablets or sports drinks • Water bottles or hydration system  7. Miscellaneous: • Duct tape • Multi-purpose tool or knife • Compact shovel for snow conditions • Whistle • Trash bags for waste disposal 8. Documentation: • Expedition itinerary and permits • Emergency contact information • Insurance detailsAlso, ensure that your gear is in excellent condition and properly maintained.