FAQ

Each trek has a single, fixed starting point to ensure smooth logistics and clear planning.
Starting locations are major cities or well-connected landmarks, which are shared in advance with detailed travel guidance for every trek.

Kedarkantha

• A classic winter summit trek

• Panoramic 360° views of Swargarohini and surrounding snow peaks

• Ideal for beginners attempting their first Himalayan summit

Chandrashila

• Famous for red and pink rhododendron blooms in spring

• Includes a visit to the ancient Tungnath Temple

• A perfect blend of spiritual trails and adventurous ridgelines

Har Ki Dun

• A complete valley trek with forests, rivers, and traditional Himalayan villages

• Rich cultural heritage and expansive alpine meadows

• Ideal for trekkers seeking variety beyond just reaching a summit

Kuari Pass

• Known as the historic “Curzon Trail”

• Stunning views of Nanda Devi, Dronagiri, and Hathi Ghoda peaks

• Gentle gradients, scenic routes, and beginner-friendly terrain

Everest Base Camp (Nepal)

• A high-altitude, physically demanding trek

• Iconic scenic flight to Lukla

• Deep immersion into Sherpa culture, monasteries, and legendary mountain trails

Winter

• Kedarkantha: January to February

Spring & Summer

• Chandrashila: March to May

• Kuari Pass: March to April

Autumn & Shoulder Seasons

• Kuari Pass: October to December

• Har Ki Dun: March–April & October–November

• Everest Base Camp: March–April & October–November

• Beginner-friendly: Kedarkantha, Chandrashila, Kuari Pass

• Moderate: Har Ki Dun

• Advanced / High-altitude: Everest Base Camp

Safety is the foundation of every trek we operate. Our treks are led by trained professionals and supported by clear safety protocols, including:

• Certified trek leaders

• Defined turn-back and weather-based decision rules

• High-quality tents, sleeping bags, and technical equipment when required

• Teams trained in outdoor safety, emergency response, and disaster management

Mid Earth operates with a Zero-Accident mindset, backed by professional training and field-tested systems. Our safety framework includes:

• Mandatory pre-trek briefings

• Certified trek leaders and naturalists

• Quality-tested trekking gear and campsite equipment

• Verified local partners and emergency evacuation routes

• Strict waste management and responsible trekking practices

We follow a field-first, not crowd-first approach:

• Smaller group sizes

• No “rush-to-the-summit” mentality

• Slow, immersive mountain pacing

• Transparent logistics and realistic expectations

• Responsible exploration at the core of every journey

Hygienic dry toilets are set up at campsites wherever possible.
Trekkers are advised to carry personal toilet kits (soap sheets, wipes, hand sanitiser).
We strictly follow Leave No Trace principles and responsible waste disposal.

Yes. Many women trek comfortably during their periods.
Carry necessary menstrual hygiene products and any required medication.
Our team ensures privacy, dignity, and support at all campsites.

We serve nutritious, hot, vegetarian meals designed for high-energy trekking days:

• Breakfast: Paratha / poha / upma with a hot drink

• Lunch: Light, easy-to-carry meals during trek days

• Evening snacks: Soup and tea

• Dinner: Dal, rice, vegetables, chapati, and dessert on select days