Fainal Tuch | panpatia col | Madhayamaheshar | Bipin negi

Part 1    • The Panpatia Col Trek | 17,260f | Bipin Ne...   Part 2    • Panpatia col part 2 | Adventure | Treking ...   Part 3    • PANPATIA COL EXPEDITION | Across Snow & Gl...   Panpatia Col is one of the toughest and most remote Himalayan crossover treks. It connects Badrinath and Kedarnath through glaciers, moraines, and a high mountain pass. The highest point is about 5,260 m (17,260 ft). Typical route (Badrinath → Ransi): Badrinath Shepherd Camp Snout Camp (Panpatia Glacier) Moraine Camp Panpatia Snowfield Panpatia Col (5,260 m) Sujal Sarovar / Maidagala Tal Madhmaheshwar Ransi Village Trek facts Duration: 11–14 days Distance: 75–85 km Difficulty: Very Difficult / Technical Best season: May–June and September–October Terrain: Glacier, snowfields, crevasses, loose moraine, steep rock sections, alpine meadows, and river crossings. Major peaks visible Nilkantha Chaukhamba Balakun Hathi Parvat Shri Parbat This trek is recommended only for experienced high-altitude trekkers with proper guides and technical support because of glacier travel, crevasses, and rapidly changing weather.