Trek Fee
₹ 10999$ 126+ 5% GST | + Rs 180 Trek Insurance |
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Trek Fee
₹ 10999$ 126+ 5% GST | + Rs 180 Trek Insurance |
View Dates & Register |
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TREK DIFFICULTY Easy |
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TREK DURATION 6 days |
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HIGHEST ALTITUDE 12,000 Feet | ![]() |
GROUP SIZE 12 People | |
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TOTAL TREK DISTANCE 27 Km | ![]() |
BASECAMP Uttarakhand | |
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BEST TIME January to June and November to December | ![]() |
PICKUP POINT Dehradun (Prince Chowk) |
Diverse Forest Ecosystems: Trek passes through the dense forests of oak, maple, pine, rhododendron and rare bamboo which give you an enriched and the real 'Jangal' vibes. The forests are not only visually engaging but the melodies of Himalayan birds like Himalayan Monal, Blue Whistling Thrushes, Russet Sparrows, Himalayan Bulbuls and Lemon Rumped Warblers keep you pulsing throughout the journey.
Panoramic Himalayan Vistas: Trekking in Mukta Top can be longer but the reward you get upon reaching the summit at around 3,608 m is sweepingly awesome- a 360-degree views of prominent Himalayan peaks like Bandarpoonch, Gangotri, Jaonli, Black Peak (Kalanag) and Draupadi Ka Danda. With golden showers of sunrise and sunset, it gets even more fascinating.
Alpine Meadows and Campsites: After the forested trails, when the path opens up to serene alpine meadows, it seems like a gateway of treasure after a mysterious path. In spring and summer, these meadows looks more colourful and vibrant with blooming rhododendrons, primulas, blue poppies and wild daisies. All these scenarios make campsites soulful and worth visiting.
Offbeat and Tranquil Trail: Mukta Top is still untouched and has more to explore. Due to its old and hidden charm, it's aroused as an offbeat trekking destination away from mainstream tourism. For the people who look for solitude and deeper connection with nature, this place is a must visit. Traditional villages like Kuflon, Agoda and Bharsa add a rustic charm to this place's beauty.
Suitable for Beginners: Mukta Top is ideal for beginners who are looking for an enriching high-altitude trekking journey. With an easy to moderate difficulty level and well-defined trails, it is accessible to people with no prior trekking experience. However, the fitness level should be optimum. Excellent choice for the trekkers who are new to high-altitude trekking.
Mukta Top, located in Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand, reaches an elevation of around 3,602 m (11,817 ft). It is considered easy to moderate trek, ideal for beginners who wants to push their limits a bit further. Though the trek is not very challenging, it demands a good fitness level due to steady ascent and altitude gain.
Trekking in Mukta Top typically takes 5 to 6 days to complete. One can expect to walk 4-6 hours on average on trekking days.
The trail passes through dense forests of oak, pine, maple and rhododendron and open into high-altitude alpine meadows. You can find snow patches here and there, specially in winter. The final climb to top demands steep ascent but doesn’t require any particular climbing skills.
Though the trek is beginner-friendly, it's not suitable for kids (under 10) and elderly family members. Families with teenagers or active members can consider to do this trek with essential preparation. The main challenges involve maintaining stamina and acclimatising body.
Trekkers can do it solo but it's recommended to take a guide or joining a group for safety and navigation.
Mukta Top trek is considered a all-season trek. It can be done all year but still one should avoid trekking here in harsh winter and monsoon. The trek can be best done from April to June and September to November.
April to June: April marks the beginning of summer season and spring is already going on. This time path can be slushy due to melting snow but weather is perfectly clear. Alpine meadow are covered with fresh greenery and blooming colorful flowers. The Sun is at it brightest and showers golden sunlight on mountain peaks.
• Daytime Temperature: 8°C to 18°C
• Nighttime Temperature: 5°C to 0°C
September to November: During this time the landscape is imbued in golden colour due to autumn. Sky is clearer, peaks are visible and meadows are greener after the monsoon. The weather is mild except early November; in November it gets colder. Temperature is almost similar to April-June.
• Daytime Temperature: 7°C to 17°C
• Nighttime Temperature: 5°C to below O°C
Note: Avoid July to August due to heavy rainfall and slippery trails.
• To reach Mukta Top, start your journey from Dehradun (Uttarakhand). Dehradun is well connected via air, rail and road with major cities of India.
• From Dehradun, drive to Kuflon, a village near Uttarkashi. The drive may take around 8-9 hrs (180 km). Kuflon serves as a basecamp for Mukta Top trekking
• Start your trek from Kuflon which takes you through the dense forests of oak, pine and rhododendron to reach Kuflon Khal, beautiful campsite.
• Head to Mukta Tal, a beautiful alpine lake. The path continues passing through forests and opens up to alpine meadows. Mukta Tal is perfect campsite for taking rest and stargazing.
• Ascend to Mukta Top (3,600 m), the highest point of the trek. The summit offers panoramic views of peaks like Gangotri I, II, III and Jaonli.
• After spending a good time, you may descend to Shiladuni campsite.
Mukta Top Trek Route (as per Himalaya Shelter Itinerary)
Day 1: Dehradun to Maneri
Drive: Approx 170 km (7–8 hrs) via NH-34 along the Bhagirathi River
Stay: Overnight at Maneri (3,800 ft).
Day 2: Maneri to Kuflon, then Trek to Shiladuni.
Drive: 15 km to Kuflon (1,500 m/5,000 ft).
Trek: 4 km (3–4 hrs) through pine, rhododendron, oak and maple forests to Shiladuni (2,100 m/6,800 ft).
Stay: Campsite near a shepherd’s hut
Day 3: Shiladuni to Chaithathar
Trek: 5 km (4–5 hrs) through bamboo forests and streams to Chaithathar (3,000 m/9,900 ft).
Stay: Campsite with views of high Himalayan peaks.
Day 4: Chaithathar to Mukta Tal
Trek: 4 km (4 hrs) ascending through alpine meadows to Mukta Tal (3,300 m/10,800 ft).
Stay: Campsite near the tranquil alpine lake.
Day 5: Mukta Tal to Mukta Top, then Descend to Kuari Camp.
Trek: 2 km (2–3 hrs) steep ascent to Mukta Top (3,600 m/11,800 ft) offering 360° views of peaks like Gangotri I, II, III, Jaonli, Bandarpoonch, Kalanag and Nag Tibba.
Descent: 6 km (5–6 hrs) to Kuari Camp (2,390 m/7,900 ft).
Stay: Campsite amidst serene forests.
Day 6: Kuari Camp to Kuflon, then Drive to Dehradun
Trek: 6 km (3–4 hrs) descending through oak and rhododendron forests to Kuflon.
Drive: Approx 155 km (7–8 hrs) back to Dehradun.
This 6-day trek lies approx 28 km of trekking through diverse terrains and offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural experiences.
In Himalaya Shelter, we provide you with the option to customize your Mukta Top trekking experience. Whether you're a beginner, solo traveller or a group of friends, you can opt for our personalized tailor-made trekking program. This customized trek will be exclusively designed for you, taking into account your specific requirements for transportation, accommodation, meals and any other premium facilities you may need during the trek.
Starting from Dehradun (pick up point), Mukta Top trek's trail passes through dense pine, oak and maple forests and alpine meadows that lead to the scenic Kuflon (basecamp), Shiladuni, Chaithathar, Mukta Tal and eventually to beautiful Mukta Top. Himalaya Shelter ensures your journey is safe and memorable with experienced local guides and all necessary permits. You can even request offbeat routes or sunrise hikes for a more immersive Himalayan experience.
Moreover, no other participants will be added to your group. Choosing a customized trek will enable you to fully enjoy the trek with your loved ones.
Mukta Top is located in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand, India.
Mukta Top sits at around 11,800 ft (3,597 m) above sea level.
It is considered an easy to moderate trek, suitable for beginners.
The trek usually takes 6 days (including travel to and from base camp).
Yes, Mukta Top is also a great winter trek with snow-covered trails.
Yes, but it’s advised to go with a guide or group for safety and navigation.
Yes, it's beginner-friendly with basic fitness.
No, it is primarily a scenic and adventure destination, not a religious one.
Yes, it’s less crowded, scenic and offers an authentic and peaceful Himalayan experience.
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