Meraki Sankri Camps
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Meraki Sankri Camps

Rs.10001200 GST Extra
person
Camping

Highlights

  • High quality dome tents
  • Cozy and Comfortable
  • With mats and sleeping bags
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For the exploration genes in you we have assembled the best camping essentials and a team of experienced staff to support you while you climb a mountain or enter a virgin valley in this region.

All you need to do is apply for leaves and pack your bags (with essential clothing and accessories) & leave the rest on us, we’ve got it all covered up.

Dome tents are pitched in the garden area of our homestay. Enjoy camping right from the first day of your trek.

Price Table

Dome Tents Single Sharing Twin Sharing
CP Plan (Cost Per person) 1500 1000
MAP Plan (Cost Per person) 1900 1400

Inclusions

  • Accommodation in Dome Tents on Sharing Basis (as per booking)
  • Breakfast, Morning Tea on CP Plan

Note: For MAP Plan, there will be evening tea with snacks, dinner as well.

Exclusions

  • Any sort of transportation
  • Non Veg meals (charges extra, to be mentioned at the time of booking)
  • Any personal expense
  • Travel Insurance
  • Anything not mentioned in inclusions

Other Details

Note: Important Things to Carry during trekking

Location

Location of Meraki Sankri

Meraki Triangle, Sankri is located at Saur Village, just 500 mts from Sankri market/bus stop. If you are coming by taxi/car then you can come directly to our homestay. You can park your vehicle on the roadside.

How to Reach Sankri

By Bus: You can take direct bus from Dehradun (early in the morning around 5:30 am) to Sankri. It takes around 11 hours to reach Sankri by bus. Just in case you have missed that bus, then you can take bus till Purola and hire a cab shared or on full booking to Sankri.

By Car/Taxi: You can easily drive your car or hire a taxi from Dehradun to reach Sankri, it takes around 8-10 hours to reach Sankri. Contact Us for Cab Booking or you can also opt for Ex-Dehradun Package.

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