The Pindari Glacier Situated at an altitude of 3353 mtrs and between snow capped mountains of Nanda devi (7816 metres) and Nandakot is the Pindari Glacier, 3.2 kilometers in length and 1.5 km broad. Easier to visit than most other glaciers, the trek to the Pindari Glacier is a trekker’s delight with the entire trekking route filled with pristine natural beauty.

ITINERARY

Day 1: Bageshwar - Song - Loharkhet

We leave Bageshwar after breakfast for Song (110kms) via Someshwar Valley, Kausani and Katyur valley before stopping at famous Baijnath temple. After visiting the Baijnath temple we move along the banks of river Saryu via Bharari and Kapot to reach Song in the evening. From Song, we begin our 3km trek to Loharkhet (1750mts). Night halt at Loharkhet

Day 2: Loharkhet - Dhakuri

After breakfast, we begin our 11km uphill trek to Dhakuri (2690Mtrs). At Dhakuri, we can see the snow clad peaks of the southern wall of the Nanda Devi Sanctuary. Evening is spent by the bonfire at Dhakuri. Over night stay at rest house or tent.

Day 3: Dhakuri - Khati

Trek 9km from Dhakuri to Khati through enchanting forest and mountain villages. Over night stay at Khati which lies at the confluence of Pindari and Sundardhunga rivers.

Day 4: Khati - Dwali - Phurkia

After breakfast, we start our 16km trek to Phurkia via Dwali. Over night stay at Phurkia.

Day 5: Zero Point - Pindari Glacier- Phurkia

We leave early morning for our 6 km trek to Zero Point - Pindari Glacier (3820 Mtrs). Begin downhill trek to Phurkia in late afternoon/evening. Camp for the night at Phurkia.

Day 6: Phurkia - Khati

After breakfast, we begin our down hill trek to Khati. Overnight at Khati

Day 7: Khati - Dhakuri

After breakfast, we trek from Khati to Dhakuri. Stay overnight at Dhakuri.

Day 8: Dhakuri - Song - Bageswar

After breakfast depart for Song and from Song to Bageshwar. Tour to Pindari Glacier ends here.