Long march to top of Kalindi Khal that connects Gangotri Bhagirathi valley with Alaknanda-Badrinath

The video follows a team trekking to the Kalindi Khal pass in the Garhwal Himalaya, setting up tents on a rocky glacial shelf above the Raj Parav glacier, enduring heavy monsoon rainfall, sleet, and cloudy weather. They cross the Shweta glacier, descend the Raj Parav glacier, and camp on a thin ridge of rock and boulders beside a glacier with deep crevasses. The pass, at 5,950 metres, connects the Gangotri and Alaknanda valleys and is heavily glaciated. The footage also shows a rescue of a climber suffering from high‑altitude pulmonary oedema, who is helped down by the roped group.