Panpatia Col Trek

Panpatia Col Trek

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Trek Duration

13 Days

Trek Difficulty

Difficult

Trek Group Size

12 max

Trek Distance

80 Km

Trek Max Altitude

17260 Feet

Trek Region

Uttarakhand | India

Trek Pickup

Dehradun (Prince Chowk)

Best Season

Summer | Monsoon

Best Time

May, June, September, October

Trek Basecamp

Uttarakhand

GST Fee

5%

Forming a bridge between two most important Hindu pilgrimage sites, Kedarnath and Badrinath, at an elevation of 4,200 meters, the Panpatia Col is one of the high-altitude mountain passes that gets across the Panpatia Glacier. It is surrounded by several major peaks of the Garhwal Himalayan region. From the group of 6 thousanders, the Nilkantha at an elevation of 6,596 meters is the most prominent one. Nonetheless, the peaks of Balakun at 6,108 meters, Kunaling at 6,471 meters, Januhut at 6,495 meters, Shri Parbat at 6,175 meters and Chaukhamba group and several other 5 Eight-thousanders are visible throughout the trail from Badrinath to Ransi.

The Panpatia Col trek that further traverses through two other high altitude mountain passes, several moraines, gushing streams and narrow cliffs is one of the toughest treks in the Garhwal Himalayan region. It was once the mythological route on which pilgrims used to trek from Kedarnath to Badrinath in 1 day. The route was lost in time but few demented explorers re-discovered the route and led it in the trekking map of the Garhwal Himalaya. The journey is further enriched with several picturesque campsites beside the pristine water of several lakes. Rich alpine meadows dotted with varied species of Himalayan flowers are a common site. The Panpatia Col Trek requires some serious acclimatization at certain altitude and is recommended only to trekkers who have prior high-altitude trekking experience.

The trek from Badrinath and heads to Dumkal Kharak and thereafter turns to Nilkanth Khal, which is at an altitude of 4,650 meters. The journey thereafter turns to the snout of Panpatia Glacier and later winds to the glaciated track to further climb towards Panpatia plateau. Thereafter crossing Panpatia Col, the trail leads to Maidagala Tal. The downhill trek continues to Madmaheswar and then leads to Ransi. The best time to hit the trekking tracks to Panpatia Col is during the summer and autumn seasons.

 

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