Har ki Dun Trek

Duration
11 days / 10 nights
Difficulty
Moderate
Age Group
Above 15 years
Max Altitude
11,800 ft
Season
Summer
Camp Type
Trekking
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Har Ki Dun Trek – Explore the Valley of Gods with Gujarat Adventure Club

Har Ki Dun Trek – A Mythological & Scenic Adventure

Har Ki Dun Trek is one of the best trekking destinations in Uttarakhand, offering a blend of mythology, adventure, and stunning Himalayan landscapes. Known as the "Valley of Gods", this trek is believed to be the same route taken by the Pandavas in the Mahabharata. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced trekker, this moderate-difficulty trek is perfect for those who want to explore the untouched beauty of the Himalayas.

 

Highlights of Har Ki Dun Trek

  • Altitude: 11,800 feet (3,600 meters)

  • Duration: 7 days

  • Total Distance: 43 km

  • Difficulty Level: Moderate

  • Best Season: Summer (April–June) & Autumn (September–November)

  • Starting Point: Sankri

  • Trek Type: Well-defined trails, rocky paths, forested sections, and river crossings

  • Har Ki Dun trek cost from Ahmedabad available

  • Har Ki Dun trek package with transportation from Ahmedabad

Why Choose Har Ki Dun Trek?

  • Mythological & Historical Significance

βœ” Walk along the legendary trail of the Pandavas, with breathtaking views of Swargarohini Peaks.
βœ” Visit the ancient Osla temple, dedicated to Duryodhana, built over 5,000 years ago.

  • Stunning Himalayan Landscapes

βœ” Trek through dense pine forests, alpine meadows, and glacier-fed rivers.
βœ” Witness panoramic views of Swargarohini, Black Peak, and Hata Peak.
βœ” Spot rare wildlife, including the Himalayan Monal, barking deer, and leopards.

  • Best Trekking Destination in Uttarakhand

βœ” A perfect all-season trek, offering lush greenery in summer and snow-covered trails in winter.
βœ” Moderate trek difficulty, suitable for beginners and experienced trekkers.

Short Itinerary for Har Ki Dun Trek

  • Day 1 & 2 – Ahmedabad to Dehradun via Delhi

    • Train journey from Ahmedabad to Delhi, followed by an overnight stay in Dehradun.
  • Day 3 – Drive from Dehradun to Sankri (190 km, 8-9 hours)

    • Scenic drive via Mussoorie, Purola, and Mori, reaching Sankri for an overnight stay.
  • Day 4 – Trek to Cheludgad (6 km)

    • Start the trek from Dharkot via Taluka and reach Cheludgad Camp.
  • Day 5 – Trek from Cheludgad to Bhosla Camp (12 km, 7-8 hours)

    • Trek through dense forests, river crossings, and alpine meadows.
  • Day 6 – Explore Har Ki Dun Valley & Manida Tal (8 km)

    • Witness the majestic Swargarohini Peaks and Jaundhar Glacier.
  • Day 7 – Trek from Har Ki Dun to Cheludgad via Osla (13 km)

    • Visit the Osla village temple and descend to Cheludgad.
  • Day 8 – Trek back to Sankri via Taluka

    • Final descent through picturesque landscapes, followed by an overnight stay in Sankri.
  • Day 9-11 – Return Journey to Ahmedabad

    • Drive back to Dehradun, take an overnight train to Delhi, and reach Ahmedabad.
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  • Ahmedabad to Delhi – Journey Begins

    Day 1

    The trip starts with an overnight train or bus from Ahmedabad to Delhi, covering approximately 950 km in 12 to 14 hours. This journey allows trekkers to relax and prepare for the thrilling experience ahead. For a comfortable journey, opt for AC sleeper coaches or express trains from Ahmedabad.

     

  • Delhi to Dehradun – Enter the Gateway to the Himalayas

    Day 2

    Upon reaching Delhi, travelers will have time to freshen up and have breakfast before boarding a train or bus to Dehradun. The Delhi to Dehradun distance is approximately 250 km, taking around 6 to 7 hours by road or rail. Upon arrival in Dehradun, Resting at a budget-friendly hotel for the night.

     

  • Dehradun to Sankri – The Base Camp

    Day 3

    Early in the morning, travelers will be picked up from Dehradun Railway Station at 7:00 AM for a picturesque drive to Sankri. This 190 km scenic drive via Mussoorie, Kempty Falls, Damta, Purola, and Mori takes approximately 8 to 9 hours.
    At an altitude of 6,309 ft, Sankri Village is the starting point for Har Ki Dun Trek. Upon arrival, trekkers will check into The Grand Shiva Homestay and enjoy a hot meal before an important trek briefing session in the evening.

     

  • Sankri to Dharkot and Trek to Cheludgad – The Adventure Begins

    Day 4

    After a hearty breakfast, a 21 km drive from Sankri to Dharkot via Taluka takes about 1.5 hours. From here, the trek to Cheludgad Camp begins, covering 6 km in 4 to 5 hours through dense forests and scenic trails. At an altitude of 8,158 ft, Cheludgad is an ideal campsite surrounded by Himalayan beauty. The evening will be spent enjoying campfire stories and a traditional dinner under the stars.

     

  • Trek from Cheludgad to Bhosla Camp – Witness Himalayan Splendor

    Day 5

    The trekking trail becomes more challenging as the group embarks on a 12 km trek from Cheludgad to Bhosla Camp, taking around 7 to 8 hours. Passing through alpine meadows and dense forests, trekkers will experience stunning views of the Garhwal Himalayas. At an altitude of 9,795 ft, Bhosla Camp provides an authentic Himalayan camping experience.

     

  • Exploration Day – Har Ki Dun Valley, Manida Tal, or Jamadar Glacier

    Day 6

    This is the most awaited part of the trek, where trekkers explore the Har Ki Dun Valley, one of the most picturesque locations in the Himalayan trekking circuit. Covering 8 km in 6 to 7 hours, the trail offers panoramic views of the Swargarohini Peak and Manida Tal (Glacial Lake). Trekkers can also visit the Jamadar Glacier, a hidden gem in Uttarakhand’s trekking scene.

     

  • Trek from Har Ki Dun to Cheludgad via Osla Village or Devsu Bugyal

    Day 7

    After enjoying a mesmerizing sunrise at Har Ki Dun, trekkers begin their 13 km descent to Cheludgad via Osla Village or Devsu Bugyal, taking approximately 6 to 7 hours. Osla is famous for its ancient temples and unique architecture, offering a glimpse into the traditional Himalayan lifestyle. After reaching Cheludgad, trekkers can rest and enjoy a warm meal.

     

  • Trek from Cheludgad to Dharkot - Taluka and Drive to Sankri

    Day 8

    On this day, the 6 km trek back to Dharkot takes 5 to 6 hours. After reaching Dharkot, a short 21 km drive to Sankri completes the descent. Upon arrival in Sankri, trekkers can explore local markets selling trekking gear, handmade souvenirs, and local delicacies. This is the last night in the mountains, offering time to reflect on the incredible journey

  • Sankri to Dehradun and Return to Delhi

    Day 9

    After an early breakfast, travelers begin their 190 km return journey from Sankri to Dehradun, which takes around 8 to 9 hours. After reaching Dehradun, trekkers board a train or bus back to Delhi, covering another 250 km in 6 to 7 hours. The overnight journey provides time to relax before returning home.

     

  • Delhi to Ahmedabad – The Final Leg

    Day 10

    Upon reaching Delhi in the morning, travelers can enjoy breakfast before boarding a train or bus to Ahmedabad. Covering 950 km in 12 to 14 hours, this final journey offers time to reflect on the breathtaking trek.

     

  • Arrival in Ahmedabad – Trekking Memories for a Lifetime

    Day 11

    By morning or early afternoon, trekkers will reach Ahmedabad, officially marking the end of the Har Ki Dun Trek adventure. This journey will leave participants with lifelong memories, stunning photographs, and a deep appreciation for the Himalayas.

     

Har Ki Dun Trek – A Mythical Himalayan Adventure | Best Trekking Package from Gujarat

Explore the Legendary Har Ki Dun Trek with Gujarat Adventure Club

Har Ki Dun Trek is one of the best trekking destinations in Uttarakhand, offering a mesmerizing journey through ancient Himalayan trails, mythological legends, and breathtaking landscapes. Known as the "Valley of Gods", this trek is believed to be the same route taken by the Pandavas in the Mahabharata on their ascent to heaven.

Located in the Garhwal Himalayas, Har Ki Dun Trek is a moderate-difficulty trek, making it ideal for beginners and experienced trekkers. The trek passes through lush meadows, dense pine forests, glacier-fed rivers, and remote Himalayan villages, offering an immersive cultural and adventure experience.

This all-season trek can be done in summer, autumn, and winter, each offering a unique trekking experience. Book your Har Ki Dun trek package from Ahmedabad with Gujarat Adventure Club and explore the best trekking experience in Uttarakhand.

Why Choose Har Ki Dun Trek?

Mythological & Historical Significance

  • Follow the ancient route of the Pandavas, passing through the Swargarohini peaks.
  • Visit the Osla temple, dedicated to Duryodhana, an architectural marvel over 5,000 years old.

STUNNING HIMALAYAN LANDSCAPES

  • Trek through picturesque valleys, glacier-fed rivers, and alpine forests.
  • Witness panoramic views of Swargarohini I & II, Black Peak, Hata Peak, and Bandarpoonch.
  • Enjoy the crystal-clear Tons River and Jaundhar Glacier near Har Ki Dun Valley.

BEST TREKKING DESTINATION IN UTTARAKHAND

  • One of the easiest treks in Uttarakhand, ideal for first-time trekkers.
  • Experience diverse flora and fauna, including the Himalayan Monal, barking deer, and leopards.
  • A perfect mix of adventure and serenity, offering both challenging trails and peaceful village stays.

IDEAL FOR ALL-SEASON TREKKING

  • Summer (April-June): Blooming flowers, lush greenery, and comfortable weather.
  • Autumn (September-November): Clear skies, golden landscapes, and vibrant valleys.
  • Winter (December-March): Har Ki Dun winter trek offers a snow-covered wonderland with breathtaking frozen landscapes.

Best Time to Visit Har Ki Dun Trek

Summer Trek (April - June)

  • Lush green valleys, blooming rhododendrons, and comfortable temperatures.
  • Ideal for photography and first-time trekkers.

Autumn Trek (September - November)

  • Clear skies, vibrant autumn colors, and breathtaking views.
  • Stable weather conditions make it one of the best trekking seasons.

Winter Trek (December - March)

  • Experience Har Ki Dun snow trek with breathtaking frozen landscapes.
  • Perfect for adventure seekers who love trekking in snow.

How Difficult is Har Ki Dun Trek?

  • Moderate Trek Difficulty – Suitable for beginners and experienced trekkers.
  • Total Distance: 43 km trek over 7 days.
  • Highest Altitude: 12,720 ft, providing stunning Himalayan views.
  • Essential Trekking Gear: Warm clothes, waterproof trekking boots, poncho, and gloves.

ACCOMMODATION

βœ” 1 Night stay at a hotel in Dehradun (Quard/triple sharing).
βœ” 1 Night stay at The Grand Shiva Homestay, Sankri (
Quard sharing).
βœ” 6 Nights stay in 
Quard-sharing tents during the trek (camping in nature).

TRANSPORTATION

βœ” Ahmedabad to Delhi & Delhi to Ahmedabad (Train/Bus - as per package).
βœ” Delhi to Dehradun & Dehradun to Delhi (Train/Bus - as per package).
βœ” Dehradun to Sankri & return Sankri to Dehradun (Private vehicle).
βœ” Sankri to Dharkot (Taluka) & return (Shared vehicle).

MEALS

βœ” Pure Veg Meals throughout the trek.
βœ” 7 Breakfasts, 7 Lunches, and 7 Dinners (freshly prepared during the trek).
βœ” Evening Tea & Snacks at campsites.
βœ” High-energy snacks for the trek.

TREK SUPPORT & SAFETY

βœ” Experienced & Certified Trek Guide with first-aid training.
βœ” Trek Leader & Local Support Staff for assistance.
βœ” Porters & Mules for carrying group camping equipment.
βœ” Trekking Permits & Entry Fees for Har Ki Dun Valley.
βœ” First Aid Kit with Oxygen Cylinder for emergencies.
βœ” Crampons & Gaiters if required in snowy conditions.

TREK EQUIPMENT

βœ” High-quality tents (twin sharing) & sleeping bags.
βœ” Toilet tents & dry pits at campsites.
βœ” Mattresses & trekking poles for support.

ADVENTURE & ACTIVITIES

βœ” Scenic trekking through Har Ki Dun Valley, Manida Tal & Jamadar Glacier.
βœ” Campfire & cultural interactions (if permitted).
βœ” Photography sessions at the best viewpoints.

 

❌ Any kind of personal expenses (laundry, porter service for personal luggage, etc.).
❌ Meals during transit (Ahmedabad-Delhi-Dehradun).
❌ Mules or porters for carrying personal luggage (available at extra cost).
❌ Travel insurance (recommended to purchase separately).
❌ Emergency rescue & evacuation costs (if required).
❌ Anything not mentioned in the inclusions section.

CLOTHING & LAYERING (STAY WARM & COMFORTABLE)

βœ” Base Layer (Moisture-wicking thermal wear) – 2 pairs
βœ” Trekking T-shirts (Full-sleeve, quick-dry) – 3-4 pairs
βœ” Fleece Jacket/Pullover – 1-2
βœ” Insulated Down Jacket (For cold temperatures)
βœ” Waterproof & Windproof Jacket (Mandatory)
βœ” Trekking Pants (Synthetic, Quick Dry) – 2-3 pairs
βœ” Thermal Innerwear – 1-2 pairs (for night use)
βœ” Woolen Gloves & Waterproof Gloves
βœ” Woolen Cap/Beanie (Protect ears from cold)
βœ” Neck Gaiter or Balaclava (For cold wind protection)
βœ” Socks – 4-5 pairs (Woolen + Synthetic)

FOOTWEAR (FOR COMFORTABLE TREKKING)

βœ” Trekking Shoes (Waterproof, high-ankle, with good grip)
βœ” Camp Shoes/Sandals (For resting at the campsite)
βœ” Gaiters & Crampons (If required for snow conditions)

HEADGEAR & SUN PROTECTION

βœ” Sun Cap/Hat (To avoid sunburn)
βœ” Sunglasses (UV Protection) (Essential for snow glare)
βœ” Sunscreen Lotion (SPF 50+)
βœ” Lip Balm (Cold-resistant)

BAGS & BACKPACKS

βœ” Trekking Backpack (50-60L) with rain cover
βœ” Daypack (20-30L) for carrying essentials during the trek
βœ” Waterproof Packing Bags/Dry Bags (To keep clothes & electronics dry)

HYDRATION & NUTRITION

βœ” Water Bottle (1-2 liters) (Reusable & insulated)
βœ” Electrolyte Powder (ORS, Glucose, etc.)
βœ” Energy Bars, Dry Fruits & Chocolates

SLEEPING ESSENTIALS (OPTIONAL)

βœ” Sleeping Bag (Provided, but you can carry a personal one for extra warmth)
βœ” Lightweight Travel Pillow

Trekking Gear & Safety Equipment

βœ” Trekking Poles (Adjustable, lightweight)
βœ” Headlamp/Torch (With extra batteries)
βœ” Personal First Aid Kit (Bandages, antiseptic, painkillers, personal medicines)
βœ” Oxygen Cylinder (Carried by trek organizers for emergency use)

Personal Hygiene & Toiletries

βœ” Toothbrush & Toothpaste
βœ” Biodegradable Soap/Shampoo
βœ” Wet Wipes & Tissues
βœ” Toilet Paper Roll
βœ” Hand Sanitizer
βœ” Trekking Towel (Quick Dry)
βœ” Deodorant (Roll-on preferred)

Documents & Permits

βœ” Original & Photocopy of Government ID (Aadhar, Passport, etc.)
βœ” Passport-size Photos (3-4 copies)
βœ” Medical Certificate (Fitness for trekking)
βœ” Trek Confirmation Receipt

Cash & Essentials

βœ” Minimum β‚Ή2,000-3,000 in cash (For emergency & local purchases, as ATMs are scarce)
βœ” Power Bank (For charging phones & cameras)
βœ” Camera/GoPro (For capturing amazing moments)

🚫 Things NOT to Carry

❌ Avoid carrying unnecessary weight like heavy books, laptops, or jewelry.
❌ Do not bring plastic bottles & disposables (Eco-friendly trek).
❌ Avoid cotton clothes (as they retain moisture).

 

PARTICIPANT RULES & REGULATION:

  1. Time Management and Punctuality: Participants are expected to be punctual and follow trip rules, including adherence to specified timings.
  2. Code of Conduct: Participants must also adhere to the code of conduct during the trip and follow instructions given by volunteers, guides, or instructors.
  3.  Disciplinary Issues: Misbehaviour or arguing with volunteers, guides, or instructors is considered a serious matter and may result in disciplinary action.
  4. Termination: In case of disciplinary violations or if a participant wishes to leave the camp voluntarily, Gujarat Adventure Club reserves the right to rusticate or terminate their participation. In such cases, the club is not responsible for further services, return tickets, refunds, or the participant's safety.
  5.  Internal Disputes: The club is not responsible for internal disputes or quarrels among participants during the tour.

 PROHIBITION & RESTRICTIONS

  1. Prohibition: Smoking, alcohol consumption, tobacco use, drug usage, and the use of abusive language are strictly prohibited during the group tour.
  2. Consequences of Violation: If any participant is found to be in violation of these prohibitions, they will be considered a suspect, and their participation in the tour will be terminated immediately.
  3. No Further Services: In the event of a violation, Gujarat Adventure Club will not provide the individual with any further services, including return tickets, refunds, or other forms of assistance.

These prohibitions and restrictions are in place to maintain a safe and respectful environment during the tour, and participants are expected to adhere to these rules to ensure the well-being and enjoyment of all members of the group.

BOOKING & PAYMENTS

  • Payment Methods: Payments for tours can be made through two methods: Online through the club's website registration portal (www.gujaratadventureclub.com), In cash at registered offices listed on the website.
  • Third-Party Payments: Gujarat Adventure Club does not accept payments through any third-party portals, agents, booking offices, mobile applications, or similar channels. Payments should only be made through the official website or at registered offices.
  • Advance Payments: Depending on the type of tour, the club requires advance payments as follows:
  • For booking Local Camps and other National tours, participants must pay half of the tour cost in advance.
     
  • For National Camps, participants can register with just 30% advance payment.

​It's important to note that this advance payment is non-refundable.

  • Enquiry and Registration Hours: The club's enquiry and registration services are available from 10 AM to 7 PM on all days, except for public holidays. You can contact them at the provided phone numbers:
  •  +918347716111, -918347416111, +917572916111, and +917573916111.
  • Website Information: The information available on the club's website is considered final and authoritative. In case of any miscommunication or misinterpretation over the helplines, the information on the website prevails.
  • Dispute Resolution: If you have any disputes or complaints, you can raise them by sending an email to gujadventureclub@gmail.com.

TRANSPORTATION

  • Seat Availability and Preferences:
    • Transportation arrangements are made based on the availability of seats.
    • The club does not offer seating preferences or special services for participants.
    • In some local trips, seat numbers are provided after booking.
    • Train tickets are booked subject to seat availability, and the status of waiting or RAC tickets is not within the control of Gujarat Adventure Club.
    • The status of train tickets, including waiting or RAC status, will be communicated to participants during the booking process.
  • Unforeseen Circumstances:
    • In the event of unforeseen circumstances, such as being stuck at a place due to natural calamity or being unable to board the transport vehicle on schedule, participants are responsible for any additional expenses that may arise.
    • This includes costs associated with extra accommodation facilities, arranging new transportation, and other related expenses.
    • Gujarat Adventure Club does not bear the responsibility for covering these additional costs.
  • Vehicle Responsibility:
    • Seat/Window Inspection: Before boarding the vehicle, participants must check the condition of their seats/windows.
    • Damage Reporting: If any damage is noticed, participants should inform the respective volunteer or instructor. Failure to report damages may result in the participant being responsible for the repair costs.

ACCOMMODATION & FOOD

  • Accommodation:
    • ​Separate Facilities: Accommodation and sanitary facilities for girls and boys are provided separately to ensure privacy and comfort.
  • Food:
    • Food Options: The club offers Jain and Swaminarayan food at the campsite and hotels. Non-vegetarian food is not allowed at the campsite.
    • Hotel Stay: For trips involving hotel stays, the club provides food from the hotels.
    • Camping: During camping trips, Gujarati food is served.
    • Uttarakhand Region: In Uttarakhand region camps, local food is provided by the club.
    • Pre-Decided Menu: Gujarat Adventure Club has a pre-decided food menu that takes into account camp hygiene and health considerations.
    • No Customization: Participants are not allowed to make specific food choices, preferences, or demands.
    • Health Responsibility: The club is not responsible for any health-related issues that may arise if a participant chooses to skip meals.
  • Room/Tent Responsibility:
  • Check-in/Check-out: Participants are requested to inspect their rooms/tents before check-in and check-out.
  • Damaged or Missing Items: If any items are found to be damaged, lost, or stolen from their room/tent, the participant is solely responsible and must bear the expenditure for replacements or repairs.

CANCELLATION PROCESS:

  • Cancellation requests must be sent via email to gujadventureclub.com@gmail.com.
  • Cancellation will be granted by the Senior Registration Manager or Higher Authorities.
  • The cancellation amount will be calculated based on the total camp fees.
  • Cancellation Due to Natural Calamity or Unforeseen Circumstance:
  • If a camp is called off at the last moment due to a natural calamity or unforeseen circumstance (e.g., massive rain, earthquakes, landslides, strike, bandh), the amount paid by participants will be transferred for the same trip or rescheduled.
  • If the trip is cancelled by Gujarat Adventure Club for its own reasons, a full refund will be issued.
  • Refund Details:
    • Transaction charges are not refundable by banks/payment gateways.
    • Refund processing time is 7 to 12 working days, and the refund will be credited directly into the bank account.
  • Cancellation Charges for Local Camp/Trip:
    • Advance payment/token payment is non-refundable.
    • Cancellations made before 35 days from the start of the journey will receive a full refund.
    • Cancellations between 35 days and 25 days before the journey will receive a 75% refund.
    • Cancellations between 25 days and 15 days before the journey will receive a 50% refund.
    • Cancellations between 15 days and 07 days before the journey will receive a 25% refund.
    • Cancellations between 07 days and 04 days before the journey will receive a 10% refund.
    • Cancellations made less than 04 days before the start of the journey will not be eligible for a refund.
  • Cancellation Charges for National Camp/Tour:
    • Advance payment/token payment is non-refundable.
    • Cancellations made before 90 days from the start of the journey will receive a full refund.
    • Cancellations between 89 days and 48 days before the journey will receive a 50% refund.
    • Cancellations made less than 47 days before the start of the journey will not be eligible for a refund.
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​CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

  • In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the schedule of the program or trip may be subject to change or modification.
  • Participants are responsible for covering the additional expenses that may arise due to such changes. This includes costs for extra accommodation facilities, new transport arrangements, and other commodities.
  • Gujarat Adventure Club is not responsible for bearing these additional expenses, and participants are expected to manage them themselves.
  • If a trek or tour is called off at the last moment due to a natural calamity/unforeseen circumstance (like Massive Rains, earthquake, landslides, strike, lockdowns, curfews) no amount will be refunded. According to the situation, there will be some alternatives provided.

RESCHEDULE:

  • Rescheduling Conditions:
    • Rescheduling is available only for local camps.
    • Participants can reschedule their camp for the following reasons:
    • Academic Curriculum: In the case of a sudden change in the exam schedule.
    •  Medical Emergency: In the event of a serious injury.
    • Rescheduling is allowed up to 5 days before the camp departure date. It is not provided in the last 5 days before departure.
    • Documentation Required for Rescheduling:
    • To request rescheduling, participants must submit valid proof based on the reason for rescheduling:
    • Academic Curriculum: Provide a call letter from the university and college ID proof (for exam-related changes).
    • Medical Emergency: Submit a medical certificate with all respective reports from the hospital, signed by a MBBS post or higher authorities.
    • Rescheduling is only available for participants who have valid proof for the above-mentioned reasons.
  • Cancellation Charges for Travel Arrangements:
    • Participants who opt for rescheduling must pay the cancellation charges for their travel arrangements.
  • Limits on Rescheduling:
    • Rescheduling is a one-time option and is not available for a second time.
    • The rescheduling option is offered only to participants facing emergencies, while other friends or colleagues on the same camp must continue with the original schedule.
    • This rescheduling policy is designed to accommodate participants who face unforeseen academic or medical emergencies, while maintaining the organization's commitment to its camp schedule and ensuring fairness for all participants.

PRIVACY POLICY:

  • Collection of Contact Information:
    • When booking a tour on the website, Gujarat Adventure Club collects contact information, including your name and email address. In some cases, partial or full postal addresses or telephone numbers may also be required.
    • This contact information is solely used for the purpose of communicating with you regarding your booked tour.
  • Sharing of Contact Information:
    • In rare cases, Gujarat Adventure Club may need to share your contact information with tour guides who are responsible for the booked tour. This is done to facilitate communication and coordination during the tour.
  • Data Security:
    • The club uses advanced online security measures to safeguard your personal data, especially when collecting payment information such as credit card numbers or bank transfer details.
  • WhatsApp Group Sharing:
    • After completing the registration, a WhatsApp group link may be shared either through messages or online portals.
    • By joining the group, you agree to share your personal details, including your mobile number, profile photo, and name, with other participants in the group.
    • Gujarat Adventure Club explicitly states that it is not responsible for any future disputes or issues that may arise between participants within the WhatsApp group.

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

  • The statement "All Rights Reserved" indicates that Gujarat Adventure Club holds the exclusive rights to the content on its website, and it prohibits the use or reproduction of this content for any commercial purposes without explicit permission from the club.
  • Additionally, the club reserves the right to amend its privacy policy at any time. This means that the privacy policy may be updated or modified to reflect changes in the club's practices or in response to regulatory requirements. It is advisable for users to periodically review the privacy policy to stay informed about any changes or updates.

MEDICAL POLICIES

  • Basic First Aid Facilities
    • The club provides basic first aid facilities at all camps and treks to address minor injuries or health issues.
  • Medical Emergencies:
    • In the event of a medical emergency, Gujarat Adventure Club will attempt to contact the emergency contact number provided by the participant.
    • If the emergency contact person does not respond in a timely manner, the club will follow the instructions provided by the senior-most person available at the camp.
    • Seeking Medical Treatment:
    • The club will make efforts to secure the best available medical facilities as quickly as possible in case of a medical emergency.
    • However, participants are responsible for covering the costs of medical treatment, transportation to medical facilities, and related expenses in case of a medical emergency.

Expenses Responsibility:

  • Gujarat Adventure Club does not bear any medical expenses for minor or major injuries or sickness that occur during the camp. Only immediate first-aid facilities will be provided.

Emergency Health Service:

  • Participants will have access to emergency health services in cases where no emergency family contact provided by the participant is available.
  • However, the expenses for these services will not be borne by Gujarat Adventure Club.

PHOTOGRAPHY POLICY

  • Restrictions on Photography and Video Sharing:
    • Participants are not allowed to share any photos or videos taken during the event for commercial use without prior permission from the organization.
  • Rights of the Organization:
    • Gujarat Adventure Club reserves the right to feature participant photos for promotional events.
    • Participants should be aware that no claims will be entertained regarding the use of their photos for promotional purposes by the organization.

RESPONSIBILITIES OF LUGGAGE

  • Participant Responsibility:
  • Participants are solely responsible for their luggage, including any damage or items that may go missing during the event.
  • It is the participant's responsibility to check their luggage before and after it is loaded onto and unloaded from transport vehicles.
  • Lost and Found Items:
  • If Gujarat Adventure Club's team finds any item during the event, it will be registered under "store stuff."
  • Claiming a lost item will require appropriate proof to ensure that it is returned to the rightful owner.

TREKKING, TOUR AND ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES

  • Carrying Luggage During Trek:
  • Participants are required to carry their own luggage during trekking activities.
  • The club does not provide mules, porters, or carriers for participants. If a participant wishes to hire a carrier, they are solely responsible for bearing the associated charges.

Participant's Responsibility:

  • Participants agree to participate in training camps and adventure activities with proper medical advice and at their own will and risk.
  • Participants are solely responsible for any injuries or accidents, whether minor or fatal, that occur during the camp or activities.
  • Participants understand and acknowledge the potential risks associated with wild animals and the dangerous condition of nearby water bodies.

Physical Fitness Requirement:

  • Trekking requires basic physical fitness to sustain throughout the trek.
  • Instructors or guides have the right to terminate a participant's summit if they suspect the participant is unfit to continue.
  • Compliance with Trek Rules:
  • During treks, participants are expected to follow the rules and techniques provided by the club and adhere to the principles of mountaineering.

Trek Routes:

  • Trek routes are decided by Gujarat Adventure Club to ensure the safety and suitability of the journey.
  • Participants are not allowed to deviate from the designated route to take shortcuts.
  • Rushing ahead of the instructor is discouraged, and participants are advised to maintain a suitable pace.
  • Consent for Participants Below 18:Participants below 18 years of age must submit a consent form signed by their guardian or parents.

FITNESS

  • Participant Fitness and Safety:
  • If, during the trek, the instructor feels that it is unsafe to continue with a particular participant due to fitness or safety concerns, the instructor has the right to take real-time action as needed.
  • In such cases, the instructor may decide to send the participant back from the trek.
  • It's important to note that in these situations, no refund or return service will be provided to the participant.

JURISDICTION:

  • The term "jurisdiction" in this context typically refers to the legal authority or control that Gujarat Adventure Club has over its activities, policies, and operations.
  • This clause may also imply that any legal disputes or issues related to the club's activities will be governed by the laws and regulations of the jurisdiction in Ahmedabad.

DECLARATION

I hereby agree that I am participating in this Adventure & Trekking Camp with proper medical advice on my own will & risk. I am solely responsible for any injury or accident (minor/fatal) taken place during the camp. GUJARAT ADVENTURE CLUB is not responsible for any such cases/incidence/accidents taken place in the above-mentioned subject. I also understand the risk from wild animals and the dangerous state of water bodies nearby the campsite. I have agreed to the Terms and Conditions attached with this form.


 

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