How difficult is the Satopanth Trek?

It’s a moderate-level trek, suitable for beginners who are physically fit and willing to take on some challenges.

What is the best time to do the activity?

The best months are May to June and mid-September to early October, when the weather is clear and pleasant.

Is the activity safe?

Yes, it’s safe with experienced guides and proper gear. Still, it’s a high-altitude trek, so you should be careful and well-prepared.

Do I need prior trekking experience?

Not necessarily. You can do this trek if you’re physically fit and have done a few hikes or long walks. It’s great for first-timers with some preparation.

What’s the highest point of the activity?

Satopanth Lake is at an altitude of about 4,600 meters (15,092 feet).

What kind of accommodation is provided?

During the activity, you’ll stay in tents, guest houses, or homestays in places like Badrinath.

What about food during the activity?

You’ll receive simple, healthy vegetarian meals—breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner—every day.

You’ll need warm clothes, trekking shoes, a good backpack, rain gear, and personal items. Your backpack should weigh no more than 12 kg.

Will there be a mobile network?

The network is available in Badrinath, but there’s no mobile signal once the trek starts.

How do I reach the starting point?

You can reach Joshimath by train (via Rishikesh), by flight (Dehradun airport), or by road (from Haridwar, Rishikesh, or Dehradun).

Can we charge phones or cameras during the trek?

Charging points are limited, so carry extra batteries or a power bank.

Are there washrooms on the trek?

Basic toilet tents are provided at campsites. Don’t expect permanent or luxurious toilets.

Can I carry alcohol or smoke during the activity?

No, alcohol, smoking, and non-veg food are strictly not allowed on the trek.

Is travel insurance required?

It’s not mandatory, but highly recommended for safety and emergency coverage, especially for high-altitude treks.

Satopanth Trek

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About the Tour

If you find peace in the mountains and joy in the unknown, the Satopanth Tal Trek is one of those experiences that can truly change you. It’s not just about walking up a mountain trail—it's about disconnecting from the noise of life and reconnecting with something much deeper.
Many believe that the Hindu trinity, Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, meditated near the triangle-shaped Satopanth lake, each corner representing one of the gods from the trinity. Adding a hint of spirituality to adventure, the trek is memorable and offers a fulfilling experience. This combined experience of adventure and holiness is for those who are reasonably fit and seeking a captivating Himalayan journey.

Trip Highlights

Take this trek, which leads to an elevation of 4,600 meters above sea level, and enjoy a bird's-eye view of the world.
Push beyond your physical and mental blocks as you take on the challenge of completing this moderate-level trek. It’s quite doable even for beginners, especially if you’re reasonably fit and prepared.
Enjoy the cold chill of the mountain, as the weather can get freezing, especially at night. Remember, proper clothing and trekking gear for sub-zero temperatures are a must.
The landscapes are incredibly photogenic, so don’t forget to bring your camera gear and extra battery backup to capture the magic.

Itinerary

Summarised View

Activities

Stay

Transfers

DAY 1

Arrival at Badrinath

Once you arrive in Badrinath, you’ll meet our team and check into your hotel or homestay. In the evening, you’ll have free time to explore the beautiful Badrinath town and visit the nearby Mana Village, the last village before the Indo-Tibetan border. After that, enjoy a warm dinner and get a good night’s rest.

Meals:

Breakfast | Dinner

Activity:

Uttrakhand

Stay At:

Hotel

DAY 2

Badrinath to Laxmivan

DAY 3

Laxmivan to Chakratirtha

DAY 4

Charkratirth to Satopanth Lake

DAY 5

Chakratirth to Laxmivan

DAY 6

Departure from Laxmivan

₹23200.00

Per Adult

₹29700.00

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What’s inside the package?

Inclusions

Accommodation – You’ll stay in tents and guest houses during the trek.

Meals: All meals are provided during the trek, including breakfast, lunch, evening snacks, and dinner. The food is simple, healthy, and vegetarian.

Camping Charges: All forest permits and campsite fees are covered.

Trekking Gear: We provide high-quality tents and sleeping bags.

Safety Gear: First aid kits, oxygen cylinders, and an oximeter will be available with the trek leader and at the campsite for emergencies.

Support Staff: A trained mountain team, including guides, cooks, helpers, and porters, will accompany you.

Exclusions

Transport to and from the base camp (unless booked separately).

Mules or porters for personal luggage.

Any personal expenses (like tips, snacks, shopping, etc.).

Personal travel insurance.

Anything not mentioned under the “What’s Included” section.

Foreign nationals may have to pay additional charges due to permit and documentation requirements.

Know Before You Go

If, for any reason, the participant chooses not to take the trip, they will not be eligible for a refund.
If the participant participates in any activity during the trip for any reason of their own choice, they will not be eligible for a refund.
Suppose operational restraints due to weather conditions or any other reason cause the trip to be altered or canceled in real time. In that case, the additional cost resulting from such out-of-control changes will not be reflected in package costs.
We offer an eco-friendly experience to our customers, ensuring that we do not harm the natural balance of the trek. Littering or wasting water will not be treated kindly. Also, avoid using plastic bags wherever possible.
Carrying dry or packed snacks on the trip is advisable rather than spending money on shops, as they can be expensive. This will help keep the trip's expenses to a minimum.
Respect local customs and adhere to the laws, like dressing appropriately when visiting temples or smoking only in designated areas.
Any damage to the hotel’s property or otherwise will not be covered under the package and will be charged at actual costs.
Always carry a valid ID with you.
While the trek leader and our team will ensure we stay within the time limits communicated, delays may occur due to real-time weather conditions. Therefore, it's better to prepare for an extra day in advance.
Due to a lack of phone towers, connectivity issues may occur during the trek. It is better to inform family and loved ones of the itinerary before the trek.
The temperature at higher altitudes is significantly different and can be challenging to manage, so preparing for it in advance is advisable.
Although basic medication and emergency kits will be available on the trek, it is also advisable to carry your own kit.
If you are taking any specific medication, always carry it and communicate with your trek leaders and fellow participants on how to respond in an emergency.
The trek will be conducted according to state government guidelines. Participants are advised to follow these guidelines, as any violation will result in strict action, including discontinuing participation.
Using earphones during the trek is not advisable, as they might hinder your hearing ability. Participants must carry battery backups if they wish to use other electronics, as electricity will be available only at a few locations, including the campsites.
The activity intends to connect with nature and is free of modern luxuries. Participants are advised to come prepared for a more natural experience.
If participants feel uncomfortable during the activity, they may return to the base camp. However, the participant will bear all expenses of returning to the camp. Additionally, if the participant does not participate, there will be refund issues for the remainder of the activity.
The guide holds the right to send a participant back to the camp if
The participant is not fit to continue further due to health issues.
Their turnaround time is not ideal.
They were found smoking, drinking, or breaking any other rule of the trek.
It is not recommended for the following to partake in this activity:
Kids below 12 years
Individuals with serious health issues
Anyone uncomfortable with heights or steep terrains

Satopanth Trek

About the Tour

Trip Highlights

Know Before You Go

Additional Information

Confirmation Policy

Refund Policy

Cancellation Policy

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Frequently Asked Questions