By Road

The distance from Delhi to Kedarkantha is around 452 km by road and will take 12-14 hours. You can either take a private taxi, drive your own car, or can also board a bus to Sankri Village, which is a base point of the trek. Let’s know them in detail:

Bus- You can take a bus from Delhi to Dehradun, and from Dehradun, direct buses are available that will drop you at Sankri which is the starting point for Kedarkantha trek. It is a budget friendly option and will take around 12- 14 hours in total to reach Sankri from Delhi.

Car/ Taxi-  You can also hire a taxi or self-drive the car/bike. The journey will take 2 days, and the cost may also vary depending on the person. The Kedarkantha trek route offers you the scenic views of Pine trees and mountains.

By Train

There is no direct train connectivity to Kedarkantha, as the trek begins from Sankri village, and the nearest railway station to Sankri is in Dehradun. Several trains run between Delhi to Dehradun, like Nanda Devi Express, Jan Shatabdi Express, and Dehradun Express. Once you reach Dehradun Railway Station, you can take a shared cab, a local bus, or a private taxi, whichever is comfortable for you.

Nearest Railway Station- Dehradun Railway Station

Distance of Sankri from Dehradun Railway Station- Around 190 km from Sankri

By Air

There is no direct flight connectivity to Kedarkantha, However the nearest airport is Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun, which is well-connected with Indira Gandhi Airport in Delhi by regular flights. The flight will take around 1 hour, making it the fastest way to reach Sankri, the base point of the trek. From the airport, you’ll need to take a taxi, shared cab, or bus towards Sankri.

Nearest Airport- Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun

Distance of Sankri from Jolly Grant Airport- Around 200km from Sankri

Travel Tips for Kedarkantha Trek from Delhi

• Plan your trek to Kedarkantha in advance after analyzing the weather conditions and the best time for Kedarkantha trek.

• Carry Enough Cash with you as ATMs are not available in Sankri and locals mostly accept payment in cash.

• Pack warm and comfortable clothes such as jackets, gloves, woolen socks and trekking shoes.

• Avoid overpacking as it will be tough for you to trek such a long distance with heavy bags.

• There is no mobile network connectivity after Mori, therefore be prepared for this in advance.

• Don't spill garbage on the mountains, carry your trash back and respect local culture to preserve the Kedarkantha's natural beauty.

Conclusion

If you are seeking for a winter trek in India then the Kedarkanta snow trek should be the best pick. Getting to Kedarkantha from Delhi is a simple way to start the trek. You can take a flight, a train, or take a long road trip with mountain views. Whichever way you choose, the journey itself is part of the experience once you reach Sankri, the base camp for the trek. From breathtaking sunrises to challenging treks, Kedarkantha is the kind of trek that stays with you long after you have returned home. So pack your bags, plan smartly, and get ready for an unforgettable journey to kedarkanta from Delhi.