Excluded in Package

• 5% GST on total billing.
• Travel insurance covering medical evacuation, hospitalization, and trip cancellation.
• Tips for guides, support staff, and porters.
• Charges for any additional meals or snacks not included in the Bali Pass Trek itinerary.
• Personal expenses (e.g., beverages, snacks, souvenirs, or extra personal items).
• Costs arising from delays, cancellations, or alterations in the itinerary due to natural calamities (e.g., landslides, snowfall, etc.).
• Any services or expenses not explicitly mentioned in the "Included in Package" section.
• Costs due to changes or delays in travel plans, such as transportation adjustments.
• Emergency medical expenses or evacuation costs in case of health issues or injury during the Bali Pass Trek.

Sightseeing Places Covered in Bali Pass Trek

• Sankri: The starting point of the Bali Pass Trek, a beautiful village offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and a vibrant local atmosphere.
• Taluka: A picturesque village where the trek begins, known for its scenic beauty and tranquil environment, providing an excellent introduction to the Bali Pass Trek.
• Seema: A charming village nestled amidst dense forests and meadows, offering views of snow-capped peaks and a peaceful camping spot for trekkers.
• Ruinsara Tal: A pristine alpine lake located at a high altitude, surrounded by rugged mountain peaks and dense forests, providing a breathtaking and serene environment.
• Odari: The site of a high-altitude campsite, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes, perfect for trekkers to rest and acclimatize before heading to Bali Pass.
• Bali Pass Summit: The highest point of the trek at 4,950 meters, offering panoramic views of the majestic Garhwal Himalayas, including views of peaks like Black Peak and Swargarohini.
• Meadows and Glaciers: The trek passes through lush meadows and beautiful glaciers, making it one of the most picturesque treks in Uttarakhand, especially during the spring and autumn seasons.
• Yamunotri: At the end of the trek, visit the famous Yamunotri Temple and take a holy dip in the hot springs, marking a spiritual finish to this thrilling adventure.
• Local Villages: Experience the rich culture of the Garhwali people as you pass through traditional villages, offering insights into their way of life, customs, and daily practices.

Important Notes

• Please check with your guide or local representative for daily trek timings and any updates related to the Bali Pass Trek.
• Water supply may be limited in remote areas, especially at higher altitudes; your understanding is appreciated.
• The trek involves challenging terrains, so it is essential to stay updated on weather conditions and trail information.
• Be prepared for fluctuating weather conditions, as high-altitude trekking can bring sudden changes in temperature and visibility.

Food

• During peak trekking seasons, food preferences may take longer to fulfill, especially in remote campsites, so please be patient.
• Meals during the trek will be vegetarian, and special dietary requirements should be informed in advance.

Accommodation

• Stay arrangements are in tents or basic guesthouses, depending on the availability at each campsite along the Bali Pass Trek route.
• Facilities in remote areas are basic, and you should expect minimal amenities compared to urban standards.
• Occasional power cuts are expected in campsites, and backup power may be limited, especially in high-altitude regions.
• Not all camps provide porters, so trekkers may need to carry their own luggage or rent a porter at certain points.
• Hot water is available at select camps; in some cases, water will be provided in buckets if hot water is not available.
• Standard check-in time at camps is at 2:00 PM, with check-out typically by 12:00 PM the following day.

Trekking

• The Bali Pass Trek includes moderate to challenging trails with significant altitude gain, so trekkers should be prepared for steep climbs and descents.
• Consult a doctor before the trek if you have any medical concerns, as the trail involves high-altitude trekking with challenging conditions.
• Ensure you are well-prepared physically for the trek, as it includes long days of walking in remote and rugged terrain.

Clothing

• In May-June, temperatures can range from 15°C during the day to -5°C at night; dressing in layers is recommended for comfort and warmth.
• From August to November, temperatures may drop to -15°C, especially at higher altitudes, so warm clothing, including a thermal jacket, gloves, and hats, is essential.
• Good quality trekking shoes, warm layers, and waterproof gear are important due to the potential for rain and snow on the Bali Pass route.

Payment Policy

• A 25% deposit is required to secure your booking for the Bali Pass Trek.
• 50% of the total cost is due 40 days before the trek starts.
• 75% of the total cost must be paid 8-12 days before departure.
• Full payment is required 7 days or less before the trek commences.

Cancellation Policy

• Cancellations made 30 days prior to the trek: 30% of the total amount will be refunded.
• Cancellations made 20 days prior to the trek: 50% of the total amount will be refunded.
• No refunds will be issued for cancellations made less than 10 days before the trek departure.

Payment Methods

• Pay Online: UPI, Google Pay, PhonePe for quick and easy payments.
• Bank Transfers are accepted for booking the Bali Pass Trek.
• Debit and Credit Card payments are welcome and processed securely.