Mount Jogin III Expedition
Duration
18 Days/ 17 Nights
Trek Difficulty
Difficult
Starting Point
Gangotri
Altitude
6133 mts
Price
Rs.79,999/-
Best Time to Visit
April to June and Sep to Nov
Mount Jogin III Expedition information
The Mount Jogin III Expedition is an adventure that beckons to explorers seeking the thrill of conquering formidable peaks amidst the grandeur of the Himalayas. Here’s a comprehensive overview of this expedition:
Location:
- Mount Jogin III is situated in the Gangotri Group of peaks in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, India.
- The peak is located within the Gangotri National Park, near the town of Gangotri, a revered pilgrimage site and the origin of the sacred Ganges River.
Elevation:
- Mount Jogin III stands proudly at an elevation of approximately 6,133meters above sea level, commanding attention as one of the prominent peaks in the region.
Climbing Difficulty:
- The expedition to Mount Jogin III is known for its challenging ascent, requiring climbers to possess advanced mountaineering skills and acclimatization to high altitudes.
- Technical climbing proficiency, glacier travel experience, and endurance are essential prerequisites for a successful summit attempt.
Routes:
- Several routes lead to the summit of Mount Jogin III, each presenting its unique set of challenges and rewards.
- Common routes often originate from Gangotri and traverse through rugged terrain, glacier fields, and steep slopes.
Climbing Season:
- The optimal climbing season for Mount Jogin III typically spans from late spring (April to June) to early autumn (September to November).
- During these months, climbers can expect relatively stable weather conditions and favorable climbing conditions, facilitating safe and enjoyable ascents.
Permits and Regulations:
- Climbing Mount Jogin III necessitates obtaining permits from the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) and adhering to regulations stipulated by local authorities.
- It is imperative for climbers to demonstrate environmental stewardship and respect for the fragile ecosystem of the Himalayas.
Safety Considerations:
- Safety is paramount during the Mount Jogin III expedition, as mountaineering at high altitudes poses inherent risks such as altitude sickness, inclement weather, crevasses, and avalanches.
- Climbers must prioritize their well-being by meticulously planning and executing the expedition, including carrying appropriate gear, monitoring weather forecasts, and practicing safe climbing techniques.
Personal Achievement:
- Summiting Mount Jogin III represents a significant milestone and source of pride for climbers, symbolizing their perseverance, resilience, and dedication.
- The sense of accomplishment derived from overcoming the challenges of the ascent fosters personal growth and instills lasting memories of triumph amidst the majestic Himalayan landscape.
Cultural Experience:
- The expedition to Mount Jogin III provides opportunities for cultural immersion through interactions with local communities residing in the surrounding Himalayan villages.
- These encounters offer insights into the rich cultural heritage, traditions, and way of life of the indigenous people, enhancing the expedition experience with cultural enrichment and camaraderie.
Why Choose Us?
- Affordable Trip
- Excellent Guides
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WHY CHOOSE THIS TREK?
key points for why you choose Mount Jogin III Expedition trek
> Challenge: Conquer formidable peaks, test limits.
> Scenic Beauty: Breathtaking snow-capped vistas, alpine landscapes.
> Remote Wilderness: Escape modern life, find serenity.
> Personal Growth: Achieve summit, resilience, self-discovery.
> Adventure: Thrilling climbs, exploration, adrenaline.
> Cultural Exploration: Engage with local communities, enriching experience.
> Unforgettable Memories: Triumph, camaraderie, awe-inspiring moments.
FAQ's
The trek to Mount Jogin III Expedition is considered difficult due to its high altitude and challenging terrain. Trekkers need to be well-prepared and physically fit to undertake the journey. Acclimatization is essential to avoid altitude-related illnesses.
It is a 18 Days and 17 Nights Trek starting from Gangotri to Gangotri .
Challenging ascents, stunning vistas, remote wilderness, personal growth, thrilling adventures, cultural encounters, unforgettable experiences.
You can keep extra luggage in the base village for any particular trek. There are no cloak roo charges applicable. Its free of cost.
If you are going on a trek don’t expect mobile signals. There are few spots on the trails of few treks where you might find a single tower or something but it always depends if that is enough to make a call or not.
We use portable toilet tents for sanitation needs, as permanent structures may not available. These are dry toilets, so please bring wet wipes or tissue paper for personal hygiene.
For this trek you just need a day bag to carry during the trek, extra luggage can be left behind at the camp site. Proper bedded swiss tents are available on this trek.
Start running/walking at least 3-4 Kms everyday.
If it’s a snow trek a good trekking shoe is mandatory. If you buy a new shoe do walk for few days so that it fits you well and doesn’t leave you with blisters while you trek. If it is a summer trek or post monsoon trek a shoe with good grip and ankle support will do
It’s a strict no. If you fall sick during the trek due to alcohol consumption H2H has the right to cancel your trek and send you back to base village. No expenses shall be refunded in that case and you will have to pay additional for stay at base village.
itinerary
Preparation:
Preparation: Arrive and settle in Uttarkashi, a key base for expeditions in the region. Use this day for final preparations and briefings.
Travel to Gangotri:
Journey from Uttarkashi to Gangotri, where you can prepare for the trek ahead and spend the night. The spiritual atmosphere of Gangotri provides a serene start to the expedition.
Acclimatization:
Spend a day acclimatizing in Gangotri, visiting local sites such as the Gangotri Temple. Short walks in the area help adapt to the altitude.
Trek Begins:
The trek from Gangotri to Bhoj Kharak introduces you to the rugged terrain, with the trail offering beautiful vistas. Camp overnight at Bhoj Kharak.
Reach Kedar Tal:
Trek to Kedar Tal, a high-altitude glacial lake that serves as your base camp. The lake's stunning surroundings make for an ideal base camp setting.
Rest and Acclimatize:
Spend a day at Kedar Tal Base Camp, acclimatizing to the higher altitude and preparing for the ascent phases ahead.
Advance Ascent:
Move from Kedar Tal Base Camp to the Advance Base Camp, further acclimatizing and preparing for the technical parts of the ascent.
Load Ferry:
Begin ferrying supplies from Advance Base Camp to Camp 1, essential for supporting your summit attempt.
Continue Load Ferry:
Complete another day of load ferrying, this time from Camp 1 to Summit Camp, ensuring all necessary equipment and supplies are in place.
Summit Day:
From Summit Camp, attempt the summit of Jogin III (6116m) and Jogin I (6456m). This challenging day requires technical climbing skills and endurance. Return to Camp 1 afterward.
Descend to Base Camp:
Return from Camp 1 to Kedar Tal Base Camp. This day allows for rest and recovery after the summit attempts.
Trek Down:
Begin the trek back down to Bhoj Kharak from Kedar Tal, reflecting on the expedition's experiences.
Return to Gangotri:
Continue the descent to Gangotri, marking the completion of your trekking and mountaineering adventure.
Departure:
After a final night in Gangotri, check out and prepare for your journey back to Uttarkashi or onward.
packing list
To ensure a smooth and hassle-free trekking experience with TrekwithLocal, make sure you have the following documents ready. These documents are required by both TrekwithLocal and the forest department, and without them, you will not be permitted to trek.
1.Government Photo Identity Card:
Carry the original and a photocopy of a government- issued photo identity card. This can include a driver’s license, Aadhar Card, or passport. The forest department requires this for identification purposes.
2. Disclaimer Certificate:
The disclaimer certificate consists of two sections: •Personal Medical Record if anyDuring registration at the base camp, hand it over to your Trek Leader.
Pro Tips:
Safeguard your important documents by placing them in a clear plastic cover and sliding them into the inner pocket at the back of your backpack. This precaution prevents them from getting wet and ensures their safety throughout the trek.
Having these documents in order ensures a smooth check-in process and allows you to focus on the adventure that lies ahead. Trek safely and enjoy your journey with TrekwithLocal!
Before making any gear purchases, consider inquiring at TrekwithLocal for custom-made, high- quality gear available at just 5% of the buying cost. Rent trekking essentials like shoes, backpacks, padded jackets, trekking poles, rainwear, and headlamps for less than Rs 1400 for the entire duration of your trek.
- Here’s a comprehensive list of everything you need for your trek:
1. Shoes and Backpack:
- Trekking shoes with ankle support
- Backpack with rain cover
- Daypack for the summit day (10-15 L)
2. Warm Layers and Clothes:
Spring, Summer, and Monsoon Treks
- (3 layers):
- 1 woollen sweater
- 1 fleece
- 1 padded jacket
Autumn Treks:
- (4 layers):
- 1 woollen sweater
- 2 fleeces
- 1 padded jacket
Winter Treks
- (5 layers):
- 1 pair of thermals
- 1 woollen sweater
- 2 fleeces
- 1 padded jacket
3. 3 collared T-shirts (Wear one, carry two)
4. 2 quick-dry trek pants (Wear one, carry one)
5. Accessories:
- Sunglasses
- Sun cap with flaps
- Waterproof gloves
- Balaclava
- Socks (2 pairs of Dry fit + 1 pair of Woollen)
- Headlamp
- Trekking pole
- Rain jacket + pants / poncho
6. Toiletries:
- Sunscreen
- Moisturiser
- Light towel
- Lip balm or Vaseline
- Toilet paper
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Reusable plastic covers (for used clothes)
7. Cutlery:
- Steel lunch box, spoon, and mug
- Two water bottles or Hydration Pack
**Our top tip: Keep your backpack light. TrekwithLocal promotes low-impact sustainable trekking, and carrying your own backpack reduces your impact on the mountains by 20%. We encourage all trekkers to carry their own backpacks unless they have a justifiable reason not to. Trek responsibly and enjoy your adventure!Ensure you carry these medicines with you, easily accessible always. Remember not to take any medicine unless you have consulted your trek leader.
1. Diamox (1 Strip): An essential part of Live Saving Drugs, Diamox helps reduce the chances of Acute Mountain Sickness on the trek.
2. Dolo 650 (5 tablets): A paracetamol that tackles fever and mild pain.
3. Avomine (4 tablets): If you are prone to motion sickness, carry Avomine. Take one-half hour before the start of your road journey.
4. Combiflam (5 tablets): Useful for sudden twists or muscle strains. Combiflam is a pain reliever containing paracetamol.
5. Digene (4 tablets): Take it if you feel the food, you’ve consumed is undigested. Alert your trek leader immediately, as it could be a sign of AMS.
6. ORS (6 packs): Consume an ORS pack at least once a day, usually mid-day during your trek. It replenishes essential salts lost while trekking. Tip: It also makes cold water easier to drink.
7. Knee Brace (optional): Carry this if you are prone to knee injury or have known issues of knee pain.
Our trek leaders carry a high-altitude medical kit, including Life Saving Drugs, and are trained to handle emergencies. Contact your trek leader before consuming any of these medicines.
terms & conditions
- Carry valid id card i.e. Aadhar Card/Passport/Driving Licence.
- Modification or Amendment is accepted in compliance with the cancellation policy. Any changes in tax must be paid by the guest.
- Any changes in tax must be paid by the guest.
- Trekwithlocal reserves the right to cancel the booking if the balance amount is not paid at the time of arrival.
- Guaranteed bookings are those for which the full and final payments have been received before start of Trek.
- 30% of the payment must be done at the time of booking.
- The remaining 70% of the payment must be cleared before arrival as it is required to arrange stay, food, and other equipment for the trek.
- Full payment must be made in advance to confirm bookings and can be done in Cash/UPI/Bank account only.
- Personal cheques and post-dated cheques are not acceptable.
- Payments can be deposited using bank details, online payment, Gpay, Phonepe, Paytm.
- A scan or fax copy of the bank-stamped deposit Pay-in slip or a screenshot of the transaction is required for online transfers.
| Number of Days prior to Trek | Cancellation Charges applicable |
| 30 Days before | 10% |
| 8-29 Days before | 30% |
| 7 Days before/ No show | No refund |
Note: – Contact us in case of change of dates/trek
include/exclude
Accommodation: – Stay is included on all days of the trek. In tents/guest house double/triple sharing only. Guesthouse stay will be at base of Trek and on other days you will be staying in tents.
- Meals: – Meals are simple, nutritious, and vegetarian.
Day Meal included Day-1 of base camp arrival Dinner & Breakfast next morning Next Days on Trek Breakfast, Packed lunch & Dinner Final Day at Base camp for Departure Dinner & Breakfast next morning - Non-veg meals are not served.
- Trek Equipment: – All the trek equipment will be included like a sleeping bag, Camping Tent, kitchen tent, utensils, mattress, tent, toilet tent, and crampon (if needed).
- Transportation: – Transportation charges are included if opted for.
- First aid medical kits.
- All the needed forest entry fees along with permits.
- Your trek will be led by a trained, experienced professional guides and trek leaders with a solid guiding background, trekking experience, and a passion for leading people into breathtaking terrains.
- All kinds of personal expenditures are excluded.
- Anything that we have not mentioned above.
- The trek cost is not inclusive of meals bought during the journey on 1st day and last day. (Food starts from dinner at base camp on day first till last day morning breakfast).
- Mules or porter charges to carry private baggage.
- Any kind of emergency evacuation charges.
