Madmaheshwar Trek

Trip Facts

Duration:
3 Days / 2 Nights
Region:
Uttarakhand
Activities:
Trekking, Adventure, Photography
Best Time:
May to October
Price:
On Request

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Descriptions

Madmaheshwar is one of the five Kedars in India, steeped in legend. It is said that Lord Shiva's navel fell here after a confrontation with Bhima. Disguised as a buffalo to evade the Pandavas, Lord Shiva was recognized by Bhima, who managed to catch the buffalo. Their struggle caused the buffalo to be torn into six pieces, which fell at various locations: the five parts became the Kedars—Kedarnath, Madmaheshwar, Tungnath, Rudranath, and Kalpeshwar—while the sixth landed in Nepal, where the Pashupatinath temple now stands.

In addition to being a sacred pilgrimage site for devotees of Lord Shiva, Madmaheshwar is also a treasure trove of diverse flora and fauna, making it a dream destination for trekkers. The journey begins in Ukhimath, located about 201 km from Haridwar. The trek from Ukhimath to Madmaheshwar showcases breathtaking scenery, with stunning views of the Chaukhamba, Kedarnath, and Nilkantha peaks throughout the route.

Program

Day 01: Ukhimath to Bantoli(2100mts)

Early Morning leave for Uniyana by jeep, you will reach there in about 2 hours.This is where your trek starts. After some rest leave for Ranshi. A 3km trek you will take you to Ranshi(1900mts) Ranshi is a typical hilly village in slopes with a pervasive cow dung smell in the air, cottages full of harvested grain straws, small cultivation plots being de-weeded by the village women, you will see women making straw bundles everywhere. There is a famous Rakeshwari temple of Ranshi crowned with snow-capped glory. The legend goes that Ramachandra meditated here. Lord Soma also had his innings of meditation here. Originally the temple was called 'Rameshwari. The temple has an idol of Goddess Tara. You have to end today at the village Bantoli which is around 8 kms from Ranshi. The trek goes through a beautiful forest which is not so dense.

Day 02: Bantoli to Madmaheshwar(3289 mts)

Next morning you move towards Madmaheshwar. You have to cover 12 km to reach there. The road is 50 – 60 degree inclined & the forest is bit dense too. On your way you will cross small villages Nanur and Moukhamba. After reaching the destination visit the holy temple and attend the arti in the evening and finally rest there in a hut.

Day 03: Madmaheshwar to Bura Madhmaheshwar (3500 mts apx) and Back to Bantoli

Next morning you have to leave for Bura Madhmaheshwar for that you have to climb around 800 ft. The Bura Madmaheshwar is like heaven on the earth another small valley with 2 ponds surrounded by peaks, the most attractive pick is Choukhamba. After worshiping lord Shiva come back to Bantoli to rest there for the night. Then come back to Ukhimath via Uniyana next day.

How to Reach:

  • By Air: Nearest airport is Jolly Grant, 244 kms. 
  • By Rail: The nearest railhead, Rishikesh, is 227 kms. 
  • By Road: To reach Madmaheshwar, the distance of 196 kms. from Rishikesh to Kalimath is motorable. The balance 31 kms. has to be covered on foot.

Activities Nearby

At Madmaheshwar, there is a temple built in the north Indian style of temple architecture located in a meadow just below a high ridge. Another temple located on the ride is an older temple, a blackened shrine that is opposite the Chaukhamba Peaks. There are two smaller temples dedicated to Goddess Parvati and Ardhnarishwar, supposedly built by Bhima. There is also a marble idol of Saraswati installed in a small shrine nearby.

Price & Inclusions

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Inclusion Details

  • Accommodation for two nights in hotel,
  • 2 nights in a dome tent on a sharing basis.
  • Meals as per the above-mentioned program.
  • Transportation from Dehradun to Dehradun.
  • Professional trek leader / guide.
  • Camping equipment: tent, sleeping bag, mattress.
  • kitchen, toilet tent, 
  • First-aid kit 
  • Permit and entry fees

Exclusion

  • GST 05%
  • Personal expenses such as table drinks, room services items, telephone calls at the camps, tips, etc.
  • Any additional expenses caused by or liability for disturbance in trip program due to or circumstances such as weather conditions, sickness, natural disasters, riots, etc.
  • Liability for or insurance against injury, loss of life, accidents, or loss of goods.
  • Any personal high-altitude porter, riding horse or pony.

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