Garud Dome
DHAULI GANGA VALLEY UTTRAKHAND
TRIP LENGTH
14 Days
GROUP SIZE
04 - 12
RISING
6000m
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Garud peaks or Garur peak is the best option for climbing 6000mtr, located in Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand. The is approachable from Joshimath. Mount Garud is the best option for the persons who completed Basic Mountaineering Course and looking to test their capability for 6000mtr.
BEST SEASON : MAY - JUNE & SEP – OCT
Who Can Climb?
Climbing Garud peak can be a perfect progression, if your next targets are 7000m & 8000m peaks like Mount Nun or Mt.Everest. The mountain is semi-technical in nature and offers a good climbing challenge at 6000mtr altitude. Climbers are recommended to have an excellent level of fitness, which will form the foundation of not just this peak, but all of their future climbing endeavors. Training and preparation in basic ice and snow craft will be essential to attempt this peak
To make things easier for you, we’ve compiled a list of pre-requisites that are required to climb this peak:
Physical Fitness:
Climbers are expected to have an exceptional level of physical fitness. Consistent, structured training specific to mountaineering will be an absolute requirement for anyone looking to climb this peak. One must be able to trek 6-8 hrs comfortably carrying a backpack weighing 10 kgs.
Mountaineering Experience:
Prior mountaineering experience will be required for anyone looking to attempt this peak. For novices, good training lessons of ice & snow craft, ability to walk in boots attached with crampons, among others will be required.
Please check out our ‘Training’ page for custom programs for your climbs.
Tentative Climbing Itinerary
Arrival At Dehradun Airport – Transfer To Rishikesh Stay Hotel.
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Fly to Lukla and approach towards Base Camp:
We take a helicopter from Kathamandu to reach Lukla, the place we begin our trek from. In the upcoming days we progressively reach towards higher destinations, allowing ample time for acclimatization. We follow the standard route of Lukla-Phakding-Namche-Khumjung-Tengbouche-Dingbouche-Loubuche-Everest Base Camp.
We take a helicopter from Kathamandu to reach Lukla, the place we begin our trek from. In the upcoming days we progressively reach towards higher destinations, allowing ample time for acclimatization. We follow the standard route of Lukla-Phakding-Namche-Khumjung-Tengbouche-Dingbouche-Loubuche-Everest Base Camp.
Acclimatization hikes & Climb of Lobuche East (6119m)
After having ample rest at the EBC (5380m), we have a grand puja ceremony at the base camp. Soon after, we proceed to more acclimatization hikes followed by a summit attempt on Lobuche East (6119m). After the summit attempt, we return to EBC.
After having ample rest at the EBC (5380m), we have a grand puja ceremony at the base camp. Soon after, we proceed to more acclimatization hikes followed by a summit attempt on Lobuche East (6119m). After the summit attempt, we return to EBC.
Mt.Everest Climbing Period:
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
Mt.Everest Climbing Period:
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
Mt.Everest Climbing Period:
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
Mt.Everest Climbing Period:
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
Mt.Everest Climbing Period:
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
Mt.Everest Climbing Period:
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
Mt.Everest Climbing Period:
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
Mt.Everest Climbing Period:
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
This period involves acclimatization rounds to higher camps on the mountain going as high as Camp-3 and return to the base camp for rest and recovery. Based on the weather reports, we choose the right weather report and make a summit attempt. Post the summit attempt, the team will return to the base camp.
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Cost Includes
Cost Excludes
Cost Includes
- Transportation – Dehradun airport to Dehradun airport
- Local transportation by Jjoshimath – ruing and back Joshimath by Mahindra bolero
- Service of climbing guide, porters, mules, cook and field supporting staff
- Food day 2 to day 13 on full board (veg and non veg)
- Daily trail refreshment; chocolate, juice and seasonal fruit
- Accommodation hotel and camp twin / double
- Camping logistics and equipment
- Transportation for staff and camping gears
- Insurance & medication of guides and filed staff
- Expenses for equipment, clothing and gear for guide and field staff
- Camping and trail management fee as per govt rule
- First aid kit and oxygen cylinder
- Camping chair and table
- Separate toilets for men and women with WC seat
- Toilet rolls and warm water for washing
- Sleeping mattress
- Sleeping bag on request
Cost Excludes
- Insurance and medication
- Personal climbing gears and equipment
- Individual pick up and drop off, sightseeing
- Whatsoever not mentioned in inclusions
Preparation
Equipment
Additional Info
Policies
Preparation
Climbing Garuda peak requires a structured level of preparation. A good way to train for the climb is to start working on your basic cardiovascular fitness supplemented by a simple strength program. Going on regular hikes (6 – 7hrs) on local trails about 2 – 3 times a month will be a great way to condition yourself for the climb.
Our decades of experience in the mountains have helped us prepare the perfect training programs for people coming from diverse backgrounds. For tailor made training plans for your ascent of Mt. Garuda, head to our ‘Training’ page.
Our decades of experience in the mountains have helped us prepare the perfect training programs for people coming from diverse backgrounds. For tailor made training plans for your ascent of Mt. Garuda, head to our ‘Training’ page.
Equipment
Aa whole kit of 6000mtr peak Personal clothing and equipment required for climbing Garud Peak. Through our multiple years of experience in climbing mountains, we have compiled the following list that is suitable for this climb. We just like to add one golden rule in the aspect of purchasing equipment/gear i.e., “Try before you buy.”
Additional Info
Insurance
It is mandatory for every climber to have an insurance that covers medical emergency & evacuation during the full duration of the expedition. Along with that, we also highly recommend a ‘trip cancellation’ insurance for any eventuality. Having such an insurance will ensure that you as a climber are covered from all aspects.
Currency
Indian Rupee will be used for doing all the local transactions. One can withdraw the same from the ATMs/Banks. And alternatively, carrying USD will be of great value, as pretty much everyone accepts them without any hesitation.
Visa
We provide full support in the form of supporting documentation and all the necessary communication required for the processing of your visa.
It is mandatory for every climber to have an insurance that covers medical emergency & evacuation during the full duration of the expedition. Along with that, we also highly recommend a ‘trip cancellation’ insurance for any eventuality. Having such an insurance will ensure that you as a climber are covered from all aspects.
Currency
Indian Rupee will be used for doing all the local transactions. One can withdraw the same from the ATMs/Banks. And alternatively, carrying USD will be of great value, as pretty much everyone accepts them without any hesitation.
Visa
We provide full support in the form of supporting documentation and all the necessary communication required for the processing of your visa.
Policies
Booking Policy
A booking fee of Rs.10,000/- will be required to confirm your trip for an upcoming season. This fee is non-refundable but transferable. Please refer our detailed booking policy sent to you on request.
Payment Policy
Convenient part payment options are available for this trip. However, the complete payment has to be made on or before 10 days before the start of the itinerary.
Transfer Policy
Incase for any reason your trip has to be transferred to the next season, the same can be done within the ‘Transfer period’ for each trip.
Cancellation Policy
Our cancellation policies are customer friendly and can be easily availed within the ‘cancellation period’ of each trip. Please note that the cancellation will be subject to prevalent conditions.
For a detailed list of all the policies, please write to us at info@gotarc.in
A booking fee of Rs.10,000/- will be required to confirm your trip for an upcoming season. This fee is non-refundable but transferable. Please refer our detailed booking policy sent to you on request.
Payment Policy
Convenient part payment options are available for this trip. However, the complete payment has to be made on or before 10 days before the start of the itinerary.
Transfer Policy
Incase for any reason your trip has to be transferred to the next season, the same can be done within the ‘Transfer period’ for each trip.
Cancellation Policy
Our cancellation policies are customer friendly and can be easily availed within the ‘cancellation period’ of each trip. Please note that the cancellation will be subject to prevalent conditions.
For a detailed list of all the policies, please write to us at info@gotarc.in