| The Mountaineering Season
is best between April - November. A number of climbs are also being attempted
in winter in recent times.
The snow capped, technically typical,
peaks of the Garhwal Himalayas offer a wide opportunity for mountaineering
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| In the Gangotri region,
Sudarshan, Srikanth, Thale Sagar, Thelu peak, Sri Kailash,
Bhagi Rathi I, II, III Sato Panth, Chandera, Vasuri Parvat, Manda,
Kharchu Rund, Kedar Dome, Kirti Glacier, Shivling, Meru, Joahtu,
Jogia Group, Gangotri group, Bander Dome, Black Peak, Swarg Rohini,
Kedar Nath, Chaukhamba,
Ratban, Kamel, Nanda Devi, Mana Parvat, Hathi Parvat, Dronagir, Nanda Khal,
Neelkanth, Mukut Parvat, Changa-banga, Trishul, and other numerous named
and unnamed peaks offer the wide opportunity of adventure in mountaineering. |
Permits for Mountaineering
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Indian Tourists need no permission
for mountaineering in any area outside the inner line. For routes
inside the inner line, the local District Magistrate’s
permission, or that of the Union Home Ministry is necessary in advance. |
Peak booking fees, Inner line &
rested items, import of equipment, camera permits, insurance, medical attention
and evacution procedures have been laid down in detail by the Indian Mountaineering
Foundation, Delhi for Expeditions.
For permits and other details contact:
Secretary : IMF, Benito Juares Road, Anand Niketan, N. Delhi-21 Ph: 671211,602245,
6883412.
For further information contact:
info@garhwalhimalayas.com
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