Hike2Heaven

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Duration
2Night/3days
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Trek Difficulty
Easy
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Highest Altitude
3300mt
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Best Time
May to June and Sep to Oct
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Price
4500/-
Uttarakhand

BADRINATH MANA VILLAGE

Mana Village, near Badrinath in Uttarakhand, is the last inhabited village before the Indo-Tibetan border. Culturally significant as the mythological home of sage Vyasa, Mana is known for its traditional architecture, serene natural beauty, and proximity to key attractions like Badrinath Temple and Vasudhara Falls. Situated in the Chamoli district at an elevation of around 3,300 meters, the village is nestled among the majestic Himalayan hills and lies on the banks of the River Saraswati. Accessible by road, Mana is only 3 km from Badrinath town and has been designated as a “Tourism Village” by the Uttarakhand government. Visitors are drawn to Mana not only for its scenic landscape but also for its rich cultural heritage and warm local hospitality. The village also serves as a gateway to several trekking routes, including the trek to Vasudhara Falls and the trail leading to the Mana Pass, which offers stunning panoramic views of the Himalayas.

badrinath mana village OverView


LocationChamoli District, Uttarakhand, India
Elevation3,300mt
Trek DistanceApproximately 5 kilometers (round trip)
DifficultyEasy
Best SeasonMay to June and September to October
Start PointBadrinath
End PointBadrinath
Famous ForMana Village is famous for its cultural significance as the mythological home of sage Vyasa, its natural beauty amidst the Himalayas, its proximity to Badrinath Temple, and the warm hospitality of its residents.

Quick Facts

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Best Time To Trek

The best time to visit Mana Village is during summer (May to June) and autumn (September to October) for pleasant weather and cultural experiences.

Mythology and Cultural Significance

Mana Village is revered as the mythological home of the sage Vyasa, who is said to have authored the Mahabharata here. It provides a glimpse into traditional Himalayan culture with its architectural style, customs, and warm hospitality. This cultural and mythological significance attracts pilgrims and travelers seeking spiritual solace amidst the serene Himalayan landscape.

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Frequently Asked Questions

>Is Badrinath Mana Village trek difficult ?
The trek to Mana Village from Badrinath is not difficult; it’s relatively short and suitable for most fitness levels.

>How many days in Badrinath Mana Village Trek ?
It is a 3 Days and 2 Nights Trek starting from Badrinath to Badrinath.

>How long is Badrinath Mana Village Trek ?
The trek to Mana Village from Badrinath is relatively short, typically around 5 kilometers one way. It’s a relatively easy trek that can be completed in about 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on your pace and the trail conditions.

>Why is Badrinath Mana Village famous ?
Mana Village is famous for its cultural significance, traditional Himalayan architecture, warm hospitality, and proximity to Badrinath Temple.

>What if we want to leave extra luggage at the base village?
You can keep extra luggage in the base village for any particular trek. There are no cloak roo charges applicable. Its free of cost.

>Is there mobile signals available on treks?
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.

>How do you manage toilets?
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.

>Do I need to carry trek equipment?
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.

>Can we consume Alcohol during the trek?
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.

>How do I prepare for the trek?
Start running/walking at least 3-4 Kms everyday.

>What kind of shoes will I need? Does a sport shoe work?
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.

How To Reach Dehradun?

Dehradun is well connected to every city by Air, Rail and Road. Kindly have a look at the options you have to reach at Dehradun as per your convenience:

Packing List

Things  you must take on the trek

To ensure a smooth and hassle-free trekking experience with Hike2Heaven, make sure you have the following documents ready. These documents are required by both Hike2Heaven and the forest department, and without them, you will not be permitted to trek.

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.

Registration Form

Please download and complete the Registration Form by clicking on the link provided. Ensure all information is accurate and up-to-date before submission. Once completed, kindly send the form back to us.

Click here to download the Registration Form.



Self-Declaration Form

Please download and complete the Self-Declaration Form by clicking on the link provided. Ensure all information is accurate and up-to-date before submission. Once completed, kindly send the form back to us.

Click here to download the Self Declaration form

This certificate must be filled out by an MBBS doctor. Without it, the forest department will not issue permissions for your trek. Hike2Heaven also requires this certificate.

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 Hike2Heaven!

 

Rental Gear Options
Shoes:
1 pair – ₹100 per day
Trekking Pole:
1 piece – ₹50 per day
Head Torch:
1 piece – ₹50 per day
Hot Water Bag:
₹50 per day
Waterproof Bag Cover:
₹50 for the entire duration
Raincoat/Poncho:
₹100 for the entire duration
Gaiters:
₹100 per day
Crampons:
₹150 for the entire duration
Coffee Mug (500 ml):
₹50 per trek

For detailed rental terms and conditions, Click here

Trekking shoes with ankle support
Backpack with rain cover
Daypack for the summit day (10-15 L)

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 collared T-shirts (Wear one, carry two)
  • 2 quick-dry trek pants (Wear one, carry one)
  • 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
  • Sunscreen
  • Moisturiser
  • Light towel
  • Lip balm or Vaseline
  • Toilet paper
  • Toothbrush
  • Toothpaste
  • Reusable plastic covers (for used clothes)
  • Steel lunch box, spoon, and mug
  • Two water bottles or Hydration Pack

Here’s a comprehensive list of everything you need for your trek:

Things  you must take on the trek

PERSONAL MEDICAL /HEALTH KIT: -

Things  you must take on the trek

An essential part of Live Saving Drugs, Diamox helps reduce the chances of Acute Mountain Sickness on the trek.

  • A paracetamol that tackles fever and mild pain.

If you are prone to motion sickness, carry Avomine. Take one-half hour before the start of your road journey.

 Useful for sudden twists or muscle strains. Combiflam is a pain reliever containing paracetamol.

 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.

 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.

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.

Location on Map

TREK FEE
₹4500/-

Details

The trek to Mana Village from Badrinath is a serene journey through the Himalayan landscape, spanning around 5 kilometers one way. It offers breathtaking views of lush greenery, snow-capped peaks, and cascading waterfalls, making it a picturesque experience for trekkers. The village itself is steeped in cultural and mythological significance, providing an opportunity for cultural immersion and warm hospitality from the locals. Overall, the trek to Mana Village is a memorable blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and spiritual exploration.

Journey to the Sacred


Drive to Joshimath: Begin your spiritual journey from Rishikesh, driving through the serpentine roads of the Garhwal Himalayas to reach Joshimath. This town serves as a crucial gateway for pilgrims heading to Badrinath and other Himalayan treks.


Arrival at Badrinath: Continue from Joshimath to Badrinath, one of the Char Dhams and a revered pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The temple's majestic setting against the backdrop of the Neelkanth peak adds to its spiritual aura. Spend the evening participating in the temple's rituals or exploring the town.


The Last Village and Sacred Explorations


Visit Mana Village: Start your day with a visit to Mana Village, known as the last village of India before the Tibet border. Explore the quaint lanes, the Bhim Pul, and the Vyas Gufa, where it's believed the Mahabharata was written.


Exploring Badrinath Valley: Spend the rest of the day exploring the Badrinath Valley. Visit the Tapt Kund (hot springs), Neelkanth Peak viewpoint, and other sacred sites around Badrinath. The serene beauty of the valley, combined with its spiritual significance, offers a unique and enriching experience.


Return to the Yoga Capital


Drive Back to Rishikesh: Embark on your journey back to Rishikesh. This return trip is a time for reflection on the spiritual experiences and the majestic beauty of the Himalayas witnessed during the pilgrimage.


Arrival in Rishikesh: Once back in Rishikesh, the journey concludes, leaving you with memories of the serene and sacred Badrinath, the picturesque Mana Village, and the profound sense of peace experienced in the Himalayas.


Terms and 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.
  • Hike2Heaven 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.

Cancellation Policy

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

Trek Cost Inclusion

  • 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.

Trek Cost Exclusion

  • 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.

Packing List

Things you must take on the trek
  • DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
  • VITAL GEAR KIT
  • PERSONAL MEDICAL/HEALTH KIT

1.DOCUMENTS REQUIRED: - To ensure a smooth and hassle-free trekking experience with Hike2Heaven, make sure you have the following documents ready. These documents are required by both Hike2Heaven 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 Hike2Heaven!

2. VITAL GEAR KIT: - Before making any gear purchases, consider inquiring at Hike2Heaven 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. Hike2Heaven 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!

3.PERSONAL MEDICAL/HEALTH KIT: -

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.

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