Uttarakhand
Har Ki Dun
Batch: Our batch that departed on 4th November is on Day 7 today. Having completed the final trekking section from Seema to Dharkot and returned to Sankri base camp on the previous day, the trekkers are scheduled to begin their return journey to Dehradun. The road journey covers approximately 200 km and takes around 8–9 hours. The team is expected to reach Prince Chowk, Dehradun, by evening. This marks the conclusion of their Har Ki Dun adventure.
Another batch departed on 9th November and is on Day 2 today. The trekkers are scheduled to drive from Sankri towards Dharkot and begin their trek towards Osla Village via Gangar Village. The trekking section covers approximately 4 km and takes around 3–4 hours.
One more batch is scheduled to depart today, 10th November, beginning its journey with a drive from Dehradun to Sankri. The road journey covers approximately 200 km and takes around 8–9 hours. The trekkers will stay overnight at our Sankri basecamp before starting the trek the following day.
Weather: Sankri is expected to experience clear and sunny conditions today, with temperatures ranging approximately between 5°C and 16°C. However, higher sections around Seema and the Har Ki Dun valley will remain considerably colder. The India Meteorological Department has indicated a possibility of very light rain or snowfall at isolated locations above 3,300 metres in Uttarkashi district. Trekkers should carry adequate winter layers and remain prepared for changing weather conditions at higher elevations.
Brahmatal
Batch: Our batch that departed on 4th November completed its six-day Brahmatal itinerary on 9th November. After completing the summit-day hike towards Brahmatal Top and returning to Lohajung, the trekkers began their return journey towards Rishikesh. The road journey covered approximately 210–220 km, marking the conclusion of their trekking expedition.
Weather: Lohajung is expected to experience clear conditions today, with temperatures ranging approximately between 2°C and 10°C. Early mornings and nights will remain particularly cold, while daytime temperatures may rise slightly. Trekkers and visitors travelling through the region should keep warm clothing accessible and remain cautious on cold mountain roads.
Kuari Pass
Batch: Our batch that departed on 5th November is on Day 6 today. Having completed their summit-day hike towards Kuari Pass Top and descended to Joshimath on the previous day, the trekkers are scheduled to begin their return drive from Joshimath to Rishikesh. The journey covers approximately 247 km and takes around 9–10 hours. The team is expected to reach Natraj Chowk, Rishikesh, by evening. This marks the final day of their Kuari Pass expedition.
Weather: Joshimath is expected to experience partly cloudy conditions today, with temperatures ranging approximately between 8°C and 18°C. There is a possibility of light rain or thunderstorm activity in the region. Higher sections around Khullara and Kuari Pass will remain colder, with a possibility of very light snowfall at isolated locations above 3,300 metres. Trekkers should exercise caution while travelling through mountain roads and descending trails.
West Bengal
Sandakphu–Phalut
Batch: Our batch that departed on 4th November is on Day 7 today. After reaching Timbure on the previous day via Sandakphu, the trekkers are scheduled to complete their final trekking section towards Srikhola. Today's trek covers approximately 3 km and takes around 1.5–2 hours. After reaching Srikhola, the team will begin its return drive towards New Jalpaiguri (NJP), covering approximately 130 km in 6–7 hours. This marks the final day of their Sandakphu–Phalut trekking journey.
Weather: Sandakphu and the surrounding Singalila Ridge are expected to experience cloudy conditions with a possibility of light rain today. Temperatures are forecast to range approximately between 8°C and 16°C. The exposed ridge sections may feel considerably colder due to wind, while forest trails towards Srikhola may become slippery if rainfall occurs. Trekkers should carry rain protection and take extra care during the final descent.
Nepal
Everest Base Camp (EBC)
Batch: Our batch that departed on 28th October for Everest Base Camp is on Day 14 today. After completing their trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla on the previous day, the trekkers are scheduled to take a return flight from Lukla to Kathmandu or Ramechhap, depending on flight operations. The flight journey from Lukla to Kathmandu takes approximately 30–35 minutes, while transfers through Ramechhap involve an additional road journey. Upon arrival, the team will proceed to its hotel or onward transfer arrangements. This marks the conclusion of their Everest Base Camp trekking expedition.
Weather: Lukla is expected to experience a mix of sunshine and showers today, with daytime temperatures reaching approximately 11°C. There is a possibility of light rainfall, which may affect visibility and flight operations. Kathmandu is expected to experience sunny conditions, with temperatures ranging approximately between 12°C and 24°C. Trekkers should remain in contact with their trek leaders for flight updates, as mountain weather can cause unexpected delays or changes in flight schedules.
Important Note
Weather conditions in the Himalayas can change rapidly, particularly during the winter season. Forecasts for lower-altitude towns should not be considered exact campsite or summit forecasts. Temperatures at higher elevations can be significantly lower, and isolated rain or snowfall may affect trail and road conditions. Trekkers are advised to follow their trek leaders' instructions, stay updated on local weather forecasts and carry suitable winter equipment.
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