Shakti Odyssey is a supported endurance Relay Race covering 200+ kilometres from Haridwar towards Kedarnath through multiple stages. The expedition culminates with the 16 km Gaurikund to Kedarnath trek. In short — this is not a conventional trek. It is an endurance Relay Race that finishes at Kedarnath.

The 200+ km journey is divided into supported relay stages. Participants take turns completing designated sections on foot while the expedition team manages transportation, route support, hydration, meals, recovery and other operational requirements. Relay allocations may vary depending on terrain, weather, safety and operational conditions.

The 200+ kilometres represents the total Relay Race distance of the expedition and is shared across the participating women through relay stages. Your individual distance will depend on the relay allocation and operational plan. However, the 16 km Gaurikund to Kedarnath ascent is a dedicated trek for the group.

No. You do not need to be a professional athlete or competitive runner. However, Shakti Odyssey is a demanding endurance experience. You should be physically capable of sustained walking or running and be prepared to follow the structured training programme before the expedition.

Yes. The remote preparation programme begins on 15 August 2027. The programme is designed to progressively build your endurance, walking or running capacity, strength and recovery so that you are better prepared for the Himalayan stages and the final Kedarnath trek.

Only 48 women will participate in Shakti Odyssey 2027. The limited group size is intentional, allowing the expedition to remain organised, supported and closely managed throughout the journey.

The expedition reaches approximately 11,755 feet at Kedarnath. The final ascent from Gaurikund to Kedarnath covers approximately 16 kilometres and represents the most significant trekking challenge of the Odyssey.

Shakti Odyssey 2027 is a 10-day, 9-night expedition. The journey begins on 05 October 2027 and concludes on 14 October 2027. The overall route is Noida → Haridwar → Kedarnath → Haridwar → Noida.

The endurance journey progresses through the Himalayan corridor from Haridwar towards Kedarnath. The main relay stages are Haridwar → Byasi, Byasi → Devprayag, Devprayag → Srinagar, Srinagar → Agastyamuni and Agastyamuni → Sonprayag, followed by the 16 km Gaurikund → Kedarnath trek.

Yes. The ₹45,000 participation fee includes 9 nights of accommodation and meals as specified in the itinerary, including breakfast, lunch and dinner on the scheduled days.

Yes. Organised expedition transportation is included. The journey begins with the Noida to Haridwar transfer and includes the required supported transfers during the expedition and the return journey from Haridwar to Noida.

Participant safety comes first. Depending on your physical condition, weather, terrain and operational circumstances, the expedition team may modify your assigned section or arrange support transportation. The final decision will be taken by the expedition team based on safety requirements.

The Gaurikund to Kedarnath section is a physically demanding 16 km mountain trek. Participants are expected to prepare adequately before the expedition. If a participant is unable to continue because of health, weather, terrain or safety concerns, the expedition team will assess the situation and determine the safest available course of action.

You will spend two nights in Kedarnath. The first evening is dedicated to recovery and experiencing the sacred valley. The following day includes Darshan subject to official arrangements, rest, exploration, group photography and the Shakti celebration before the descent begins.

Darshan will be subject to temple authorities, official arrangements, weather, crowd conditions and other factors beyond the control of the expedition team. No guaranteed Darshan timing should be assumed.

The ₹45,000 fee covers the inclusions specified in the official itinerary, including accommodation, scheduled meals, organised transportation and expedition support for the 10-day, 9-night Shakti Odyssey 2027 experience.

Participants arrive in Delhi on 04 October 2027. The Shakti Odyssey officially begins on 05 October 2027 with the Noida to Haridwar journey and the first stage of the expedition.

The scheduled last date to book is 10 August 2027. However, bookings will close earlier if all 48 places are filled.

The Shakti journey begins well before you reach the mountains. Shakti Connect opens on 12 August 2027, bringing participants together through WhatsApp and Instagram communities. Remote training begins on 15 August 2027, followed by arrival in Delhi on 04 October before the expedition begins on 05 October.