Warwan Valley Trek

There are certain requirements for participation in the Warwan Valley Trek:

1. Physical Fitness: The trek involves long hours of walking and climbing in high-altitude regions, making it essential for participants to maintain a good level of physical fitness.

2. Trekking Experience: While prior trekking experience is not mandatory, it is recommended to have some experience in high-altitude trekking.

3. Medical Fitness: Participants must have a good medical condition and should get a medical fitness check-up done before embarking on the trek.

4. Equipment: Proper trekking equipment and clothing are necessary to ensure a safe and comfortable trekking experience.

5. Permits: Trekkers need to obtain relevant permits from the local administration to enter the Warwan Valley.

6. Environmental Responsibility: It is essential for participants to follow responsible and sustainable trekking practices to avoid causing any damage to nature.

On the Warwan Valley Trek, you can expect to enjoy delicious and healthy meals prepared by experienced cooks. Breakfast typically includes items such as bread toast, poha, upma, besan chilla, aloo paratha, pancakes, etc. Lunch usually consists of pulao, fried rice, rajma (kidney beans), kofta (vegetable balls), kadhi (yogurt-based dish), salad, and pickles. Snacks like pakora (fritters), pasta, and popcorn are also served in the evening along with tea or coffee.

In addition to these meals, it’s also a good idea to carry plenty of chocolates, dry fruits, biscuits, and other snacks for energy while trekking. Dried fruits, seeds, and nuts are great for instant energy boosts while dates and sesame seed-based food are ideal for colder temperatures. 

If you have any specific dietary requirements, you can get in touch with us and we’ll do our best to accommodate them.

During the Warwan Valley Trek, accommodation will be in tents, and homestays depending on the location and availability.

In rural areas, homestays and guesthouses run by local families or communities are common. These accommodations provide a unique opportunity to experience the local culture and lifestyle. They may have basic amenities such as a bed, a shared bathroom, and occasional electricity.

In campsites, participants will be provided with tents, sleeping bags, and mattresses. The support staff will set up and take down the tents, and also provide hot meals throughout the trek.

It is important to note that the facilities may not be luxurious, and participants should be prepared for simple accommodations and basic amenities.

On the Warwan Valley Trek, there are no medical facilities available during the trek.

Advenchar’s trek leaders are wildness first-aid course certified. They are equipped with a first-aid kit along with an oxygen cylinder at campsites. You can be sure that you’re in safe hands on the trek.

However, if you have any ongoing medications or pre-existing conditions, it’s important to carry the medications and to communicate the same with the trek leader before starting the trek. 

In case of a medical emergency, Advenchar has the necessary equipment and communication devices to evacuate trekkers to the nearest medical facility. It is important to note that in case of evacuation, trekkers are responsible for any medical expenses incurred.

Here is a list of clothing that is recommended for the Warwan Valley Trek:

1. Base Layers: Synthetic or woolen, moisture-wicking tops and bottoms that help regulate body temperature.

2. Insulating Layers: Fleece or goose-down jackets that provide warmth in cold weather.

3. Outer Layers: Waterproof and windproof jackets and pants, to protect against rain, wind, or snow.

4. Trekking Pants: Lightweight, quick-dry pants that provide comfort and flexibility during the trek.

5. Trekking Boots: Sturdy, waterproof boots that provide good ankle support and a strong grip on uneven terrain.

6. Socks: Woolen or synthetic socks that provide cushioning and prevent blisters.

7. Warm Hat and Gloves: Insulated hats and gloves to protect against cold weather.

8. Sunglasses: Polarized sunglasses that provide protection against UV light and reduce glare from snow or water.

9. Sun Protection: Sunscreen with a high SPF and lip balm to protect against sunburn.

10. Buff or Scarf: A multi-purpose headwear for neck protection, warmth, or dust protection.

It is always best to check with the trek organizers for any additional clothing or equipment requirements.

Here are some tips on how to prepare for the Warwan Valley Trek:

1. Physical Fitness: The trek involves long hours of walking and climbing in high-altitude regions. Therefore, it is essential to maintain a good level of physical fitness before embarking on the trek. Regular cardio and strength training exercises can help build stamina and endurance.

2. Trekking Experience: While prior trekking experience is not mandatory, it is recommended to have some experience in high-altitude trekking. This will help trekkers to understand the challenges involved and prepare accordingly.

3. Mental Strength: The Warwan Valley Trek is a challenging trek that requires mental strength and determination. It is important to stay positive and maintain strong willpower throughout the trek.

4. Proper Equipment: Proper trekking equipment and clothing are necessary to ensure a safe and comfortable trekking experience. It is important to check with the trek organizers for any specific equipment requirements.

5. Hydration: Staying hydrated is crucial during the trek to prevent altitude sickness. Trekkers must drink plenty of water and carry hydration packs or water bottles with them.

6. Diet: A balanced diet that includes carbohydrates, proteins, and fats can help trekkers maintain their energy levels during the trek. It is important to avoid junk food and eat nutritious meals.

7. Altitude Sickness: Trekkers must be aware of the symptoms and risks associated with altitude sickness. It is advisable to consult a doctor and carry medication for altitude sickness.

8. Environmental Responsibility: It is essential for participants to follow responsible and sustainable trekking practices to avoid causing any damage to nature. Trekkers must respect the environment and avoid littering.

You can make your booking at our website www.advenchar.com or you can contact us at hello@advenchar.com.

You must be at least 18 years old to make a booking with us. After the booking, our team will send you a confirmation of the booking.

We understand that you may have to change your travel plans due to the Covid-19 situation, so considering this we have introduced a Book Now, Pay Later facility for all the participants. However, you will be required to pay the full amount at least 15 days prior to the departure date.

If you wish to cancel/modify your existing booking, you can do so by logging in to www.advenchar.com, and pay through the dashboard or you can drop us a mail at hello@advenchar.com with all the details of your booking, and we’ll cancel it for you.

You can claim a 100% refund if you choose to cancel your booking before 15 days. The refund will primarily be in the form of a voucher valid for 12 months.  You can also opt for a cash refund provided the booking is not part of a promotional offer or a coupon code provided by Advenchar. 

Refund

• Cancellation before 15 days from departure date – 100% refund.
• Cancellation between 15 days and 7 days from departure date  – 70% refund.
• Cancellation less than 7 days from departure date – You can modify your trek free of cost, and transfer it to a friend/family member.