Overview
The Pindari Glacier trail is the classic introduction to Himalayan trekking — a well-graded route through oak and rhododendron forest, riverside villages, and alpine meadows, ending at Zero Point with the Pindari icefall tumbling down between Nanda Kot and Baljuri. Comfortable village stays, moderate daily distances, and huge mountain views make it ideal for fit beginners and families with older kids.
Highlights
- Zero Point views of the Pindari icefall
- Nanda Kot, Baljuri and Panwali Dwar up close
- Beautiful trail villages — Khati and Dwali
- Rhododendron forests (spectacular in April–May)
- Great first Himalayan trek
Indicative Itinerary
Day 1
Kathgodam → Loharkhet / Khharkiya by road — overnight
Day 2
Trek to Khati (7,400 ft) — last village on the trail
Day 3
Khati → Dwali (8,600 ft) along the Pindar river
Day 4
Dwali → Phurkia (10,500 ft)
Day 5
Phurkia → Zero Point (12,300 ft) → return to Dwali
Day 6
Dwali → Khati → roadhead — trek ends
Itinerary is indicative and weather-dependent; the final route and stays are confirmed at booking. All our treks include local guides, permits, meals and accommodation as per plan.