Namik Glacier Trek

Senar Gad Meadows to Dhaldauk (11 Km, 5 Hours)

• Start your day early and begin your trek to Dhaldauk.

• Enjoy a straightforward but isolated trail that shepherds only use to get to Dhaldauk.

• Enjoy stunning views of the Panchachuli hills as you travel.

• Arrive at your campsite.

Dhaldauk to Sudam Khan (7 Km, 3 Hours)

• Start your third day of the Namik Glacier trek after your filling breakfast and hike for approx. 7 km towards Sudamkhan.

• Feel rejuvenated as you take in the expansive views of the Himalayas after reaching the Sudamkhan campsite location.

• Check into your tents, have your dinner and then retire for the night.

Sudam Khan to Hiramani Glacier (9 Km, 4 Hours)

• On the fourth day of your trek, set out for the campsite near the Hirmani glacier.

• The trail is difficult; the climb to the glacier's edge is steep, but the incredible surroundings make the journey well worth it.

• Camp near the glacier's edge and take in spectacular sunset and sunrise views.

Hiramani Glacier to Namik Glacier then return to Sudamkhan (7 Km, 3 Hours)

• Start early in the morning to reach the majestic Namik Glacier at an elevation of 3600 metres.

• Soak in the breathtaking beauty of the mountain peaks like Trishul Mountain, Nanda Devi, and Nanda Kot, and the white blanket of the glacier.

• Spend some time at the glacier before making your way down to Sudamkhan for a peaceful night of camping.

Sudamkhan to Namik Village (7 Km, 3 Hours)

• Trek down to Bhotia Village or Namik Village, which served as the hub for the Indian-Tibetan trade route in earlier times.

• See charming traditional houses and wood carvings and learn about the way of life there.

• Spend the night in the village, eat some delectable regional cuisine, and then retire for the night.

Namik Village to Gogina (7 Km, 3 Hours)

• Begin your hike to Gogina, the beautiful Ramganga valley at the base of Nanda Kot.

• Be fascinated by its charming traditional homes and the hanging glacier directly across from the village.

• Visit the settlement of Kimu, chat with the shepherds there, and stay the night in Gogina.

Gogina to Liti (7 Km, 3 Hours)

• Leave Gogina and begin your hike to Liti on the 8th day of your Namik Glacier Trek.

• The descent passes through the gorgeous Rāmgangā valley.

• Arrive at Liti and savour a variety of regional cuisines at the campsite.

• Stay the night in your tent.

Liti to Bageshwar to Kathgodam

• Have your breakfast and get ready for your return journey back home.

• Be seated in your vehicle to start your journey from Liti to Bageshwar or Kathgodam, whichever you want.

• Leave the beautiful landscape and calming atmosphere behind; and head home with priceless memories.

• Diamox: Altitude sickness

• Digene: Discomfort in the stomach, acidity

• Crocin Advance: Fever and headache

• Aspirin/Combiflam: Pain reliever

• Disprin: Headache

• Avomine: Motion sickness

• Avil: Allergies

• Norflox TZ & Lomofen: Diarrhoea

• Ranitidine: Acidity

• Volini/Moov spray: Sprains

• Betadine/Savlon: Antiseptic cream

• ORS: 6 packs

• Band-aid

• Cotton

• Stretchable/Elastic bandage

• Gauze

• Original and photocopy of government photo identity card (Aadhar, Voters ID, etc.)

• Medical Certificate (First part filled by the Doctor and Second part by the Trekker)

• Declaration Certificates

Route 1: Bala village - Khaliya Top - Thaltok -Sudamkhan - Hirmani Glacier - Namik Glacier - Sudamkhan - Namik Village - Gogina - Bageshwar - Kathgodam

Route 2: Munsiyari - Senar Gad Meadows - Dhaduk- Sudamkhan - Hirmani Glacier - Namik Glacier - Sudamkhan - Namik Village - Gogina - Liti- Bageshwar - Kathgodam

Route 3: Munsiyari - Khaliya Top - Thaltok -Sudamkhan - Hirmani Glacier - Namik Glacier - Sudamkhan - Namik Village - Gogina - Bageshwar - Kathgodam

Regardless of your level of experience, there are a few regulations you must abide by throughout the Namik Glacier Trek to have a memorable and pleasurable trekking excursion. Despite the low to moderate difficulty of the trek, you must be both mentally and physically prepared and bear in mind a few important factors, such as

• Pack proper gear and clothing for unexpected weather conditions.

• Bring appropriate trekking shoes, as these are the most crucial piece of gear.

• Acclimatisation is necessary for high altitudes.

• Take decent photography equipment and extra batteries because there are beautiful landscapes.

• Bring additional plastic bags with you so you can take the trash back and properly dispose of it.

• Pack light as you need to carry the weight yourself.

• Enquire about the weather before embarking on the journey.

• Keep yourself hydrated throughout the trek.