06 Nights / 07 Days
Package Price :₹25,000.00/-Per Person
Booking Price :₹ 25,000.00/- Per Person
Shrikhand Mahadev trek is the toughest pilgrimage in India. This holy place is situated in Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh at height of 17,150 ft | 5227 meters above sea level. At the top, there's a huge Shivalingam, which is around 75 foot long and 46 foot in breadth.
Shrikhand Mahadev Dates 2025
July | August | September |
28 June to 4 July 5 July to 11 July 12 July to 18 July 19 July to 25 July |
2 August to 8 August 9 August to 15 August 15 August to 21 August 23 August to 29 August 31 August to 06 September |
7 September to 13 September 14 September to 20 September |
Facts about Shrikhand Mahadev Kailash
Distance from Chandigarh: 300 km, 10-12 Hours.
Altitude: 17,150 ft/5227 meters above sea level.
Temperature: 0°C – 15°C
Level: Moderate to difficult.
Trek Distance: 35km one side.
Duration: 7 Days
Meeting Point
Pick: 5 am, Chandigarh Railway Station on day 1
Drop: by 10 pm, Chandigarh Railway Station on day 7.
legend Behind Shrikhand Mahadev Kailash
According to the legend, there was a demon named Bhasmasura. He received a boon from Lord Shiva by rigorous penance that anyone he laid his hands on would be consumed. Then he got sinned and thought about marrying Goddess Parvati and wanted to destroy them by placing his hands on Lord Shiva. Lord Vishnu, taking the form of Mohini, persuaded Bhasmasura to dance with him. While dancing, Bhasmasura laid his hands on his own head and he was consumed. For this reason, even today the soil and water here appear red.
Shrikhand Mahadev trek best time is July to September.
The Shrikhand Mahadev peak resembles Shivaling and it was believed that Lord Shiva meditated and the Pandeva’s used to visit this peak. According to administration, Shivaling is around 75 foot long and 46 foot in breadth. One of the five Kailash, which is claimed to be Lord Shiva’s residence, is the most important Shrikhand Mahadev.
Inclusions
- Neat & Clean Accommodation on shared basis (2 at Home Stay/Hotel, 4 at Camps).
- Land Transfer as per itinerary only Sedan/Innova/ Tempo Traveler or similar (Chandigarh to Jaon & return to Chandigarh).
- Stay on Shared Basis.
- Veg Meals (starting from Day 1 Dinner to Day 7 Breakfast).
- Services of Mountaineering course Certified & Expert Trek Leader, Local Guide, Support Staff (Cook, Helper, Porter, & Mules).
- All Camping and Forest Permits.
- Group captain throughout the tour.
- First Aid Medical Kit/Portable Oxygen Cylinder
- Camping Equipment (Tent, Sleeping Bag, Mat, Kitchen Tent, Utensils).
Exclusions
- GST
- Any services not mentioned in the inclusions.
- any insurance, emergency evacuation charges, rescue charges, hospitalization, any meals, snacks during land transfer.
- any off-loading/porterage of personal luggage or personal Porter.
Things To Carry
• Wind & Waterproof Jacket (lightweight).
• Fleece-2, Trek Pant -2, Full Sleeve T-shirt-2, T-shirts – 2, Warm nightwear set.
• Warmers/Thermal-1 pair (Top & Lower).
• Woolen Cap, Neck-Warmer, Gloves, Woolen Socks-1, Normal Socks-6, Sun Cap, Early-Dry Towel.
• Poncho/Rain Suit (Mandatory).
• Waterproof Trekking Shoes with Good Grip.
• Cold Cream, Sunscreen Lotion, Lip Balm, Tooth Paste, Tooth Brush, Face Wash, Paper Soap, Hand Sanitizer, Personal Toiletries & Toilet Paper.
• Personal Medicines, ORS, Energy Bars, Dry Fruits, etc.
• Water bottle – 2 (Mandatory).
• Goggles – 1, Trekking Pole – 1 (Mandatory).
• Backpack 45 Ltrs.
• and most importantly the Adventure Spirit.
Note
– Trekker has to carry his/her backpack on his/her own if someone requires a personal porter, ask during bookings so we can arrange accordingly. Charges extra.
– Please don’t come with Sports Shoe, Trolley Bags, & Jeans.
– Pack light as much as you can or ask NTP expert to help you.
Advisory
Itineraries are subject to change and are dependent on information available at the time of preparation. As conditions permit, “NTP Tourism Affairs Limited” retains the right to change expedition dates, people, or itinerary. The cost of delays and/or other changes is the responsibility of the participant if a trip must be delayed or the itinerary changed due to bad weather, road conditions, transportation delays, government intervention, airline schedules, sickness, or other contingency for which NTP or its agents cannot make provision. For any reason, TEAM NTP reserves the right to refuse or accept any individual as a tour member.
– STRICTLY NO LITTERING takes belongings back.
– Carry original and copy of valid ID.
– Insurance is mandatory for all.
– Participants should be 15+ years old along with a parent.
– Leader’s decision is final, and will have to be followed by all the climbers.
– Behave well with staff and respect the locals & also their beliefs & rituals.
– consumption of alcohol and smoking is prohibited during the trip/expedition/trek.
– Any tax/entry fee imposed by the Govt. budget, Administration, or new policy.
– On Expeditions, at Base Camp, ration and equipment equally distributed among the climbers for load ferry.
– All Technical Gears will be UIAA Certified. Any loss/damage will be charged @1.5 times of actual value to cover up shipping and custom duties OR you can arrange by you.
– No show and trek changes/cancellation due to bad weather or natural calamity will be non-refundable.
– In case an extra day is utilized, an additional amount would be charged, pay on the spot.
– Our team reserves the right to change the plan/itinerary in case there is danger involved.
– Any additional costs due to weather/unforeseen situations, cost of rescue will have to be borne by the climber/you.
– Carry your personal luggage on your own, if you don’t wish to carry it, you can give it to the porter, but you have to inform us in advance and have to pay extra on the basis of per day per bag.
– Extreme Himalayan Trips require a good amount of physical fitness, stamina and endurance so prepare accordingly.
– In case of bad health, sickness/illness, AMS the participant would be sent back and no refund would be provided. Participants have to bear all the return costs on the spot.
For any further clarifications ask during bookings.
Cancellation Policy
NO REFUND SHALL BE MADE WITH RESPECT TO THE BOOKING AMOUNT FOR ANY CANCELLATIONS. HOWEVER, we totally understand that unforeseen circumstances might need you to change plans, and so NTP cancellation policy makes it easier to do that. Please read them very carefully.
- Cancellations up to 30 days prior to departure date – 10% deduction (payment gateway & bank charges).
- Between 30 days to 15 days prior to departure – 50% deduction.
- There will be no refund if you cancel within 15 days before your departure.
- In any case, the Booking Amount is Non-Refundable.
No cancellations will be taken over call or what’s app msg. Please reply to the email of payment receipt that you have received at the time of booking.
In case of government restrictions, bad weather, protests, landslides, road blockage, administrative ban, lockdown, strike or any other unforeseen circumstances which is beyond our control, certain activities during the trek/trip/expedition or the event itself may be cancelled/skipped, or there could be change in the itinerary.
In such instances, we will do our utmost to find an alternative (in the case of event cancellation or rescheduling).
However, there would be no financial refund for the same. You will receive a full refund if the trip is cancelled by us due to a lack of a minimum number of individuals in the batch. Additionally, if you purchased trip insurance, rentals, off-loading, or other activities, you will not receive a refund. The booking amount is non-refundable in any case.
If a trek or trip or expedition cannot be completed due to natural calamity/unforeseen circumstances beyond our control (bad weather conditions like rain, snowfall, earthquake, landslides, road block, ban, strike, bandh, etc.). No refund would be provided.
Any extra expense coming due to any natural calamity/bad weather/unforeseen circumstances (rain, snowfall, earthquake, landslides, strike, ban, road block, bandh, extra stay, food, transportation or taxi cost etc.), Will be borne by customers on the spot. Company will not be liable.
All refunds will be sent to the same bank account or credit card account or UPI that was used to make the purchase. Within 10 working days, the refund amount will be completed. The amount of the refund will always be computed based on the net amount paid for the event booking and the Base Price of the event. (Excluding all additional services transport, rent, porterage, etc.).
Any voucher issued would not include the service tax amount paid while making the booking.
Health & Fitness
Kinner Kailash Trek is rated as a moderate-to-advanced difficulty trek. The hike ascends to a height of 15,700 feet. There is a significant altitude climb, from Tangling to Kinner Kailash (15,700ft), which necessitates the use of very strong lungs.
The Kinner Kailash trek necessitates a high level of cardiovascular endurance, and you may be wondering how to strengthen your lungs. To begin, go for a jog every day. Begin jogging slowly and gradually increase your speed. As a result, cardiovascular endurance exercises are highly vital for making your lungs stronger than before.
The Workouts
- Walking with a 10kg rucksack strapped on your back is a terrific way to shape your legs and body. It aids in the burning of calories, the reduction of excess weight, and the strengthening of your body.
- For high ascents, stair climbing is the finest workout. Include it in your training routine.
- Jogging can help you live longer by strengthening your lungs and improving your life. It’s a high-intensity aerobic activity that necessitates a lot of oxygen. This is an excellent activity for protecting weight and maintaining good health.
- Squats are the most effective functional exercise for improving balance. Legs, thighs, hips, and hamstrings are also strengthened.
- Pull-ups, push-ups, sprints, mountain climber, burpee, jumping jacks, and 60-second plank (3-5 sets each).
- Pushing your body upstairs after stair climbing is another fantastic cardiovascular exercise. This is often considered to be the most effective workout for improving strength and power. Carrying an 18kg pack also helps a lot.
- Finally, remember to pamper your body with some breathing exercises, Yoga, and Meditation.
- For the best outcome, eat well, stay hydrated, and get enough rest.
- Remember to bring appropriate clothing, remain hydrated, and stay warm to properly acclimate.
Day 1: Chandigarh to Jaon via Shimla, Rampur (Drive) stay at Jaon. Pick Up: 5am, Chandigarh Railway Station.
Day 2: Jaon to Thachdu (Trek - 12 km).
Day 3: Thachdu to Bheemdwar via Kali Ghati (Trek -10 km).
Day 4: Bheemdwar to Shrikhand Mahadeva and return after Darshan. ( Trek-12 km).
Day 5: Bheemdwar to Thachdu via Kali Ghati (Trek-7km).
Day 6: Thachdu to Jaon (Trek - 12km).
Day 7: Jaon to Chandigarh and then back to your home destinations (Drive). Services ends here. Will reach Chandigarh by 11pm.
Q: What is the Shrikhand Kailash Trek?
Ans: The Shrikhand Kailash Trek is a high-altitude trek to the Shrikhand Mahadev Peak (5,155 meters) in Himachal Pradesh, India, revered as a holy pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Q: How long is the trek?
Ans: The trek usually takes 6-8 days, covering approximately 32-35 kilometers, starting from Jaon village and passing through challenging terrains.
Q: What is the best time to do the trek?
Ans: The ideal time for the trek is during July-August, when the trail is clear of snow, and the annual pilgrimage (Yatra) takes place.
Q: How difficult is the trek?
Ans: The trek is considered difficult due to steep ascents, high altitude, glacier crossings, and unpredictable weather. Prior trekking experience and physical fitness are recommended.
Q: Is the trek safe for beginners?
Ans: The trek is not recommended for beginners due to its difficulty level. It’s best suited for experienced trekkers with good endurance and acclimatization to high altitudes.
Q: What should I pack for the trek?
Ans: Essential items include trekking shoes, warm clothing, waterproof gear, a sleeping bag, a first aid kit, trekking poles, high-energy snacks, and water purification tablets.
Q: Are there any accommodation facilities along the route?
Ans: Basic accommodation in tents and temporary shelters is available in some campsites along the trek. Trekkers often carry their own tents and sleeping bags.
Q: Is there any mobile network on the trek?
Ans: Mobile network connectivity is intermittent and limited to certain areas. It's advisable to inform family and friends before the trek as communication may be challenging.