Arriving in Manali, the gateway to the Himalayas, marks the beginning of an exciting adventure. Welcomed by the expedition team at the hotel or guesthouse, participants are introduced to the itinerary and receive a comprehensive briefing.
This session provides crucial information about the upcoming expedition, including safety protocols, route details, and necessary equipment.
After the briefing, participants have the remainder of the day to explore the charming town of Manali. Nestled amidst towering peaks and lush forests, Manali offers a range of experiences, from leisurely strolls along the Beas River to exploring vibrant markets filled with local crafts and delicacies.
Embarking on a picturesque journey, today’s route takes us along the awe-inspiring Leh-Manali highway
This legendary road, weaving through high-altitude villages, offers breathtaking vistas of the Himalayan landscape
Once you reach Jispa stay overnight there, This overnight stop provides a chance to acclimate to the higher altitudes and soak in the natural beauty that surrounds us, preparing us for the exhilarating days ahead.
Embarking on the next leg of our journey, we set our sights on Bharatpur, Our route leads us through a series of spectacular natural wonders, each one leaving an indelible mark on our adventure.
Our first stop is at Deepak Tal, a crystalline high-altitude lake that shimmers like a jewel amidst the rugged terrain Surrounded by awe-inspiring peaks
Our journey then takes us to the renowned Baralacha La Pass, a high-altitude mountain pass perched at over 4,800 meters (15,750 feet) above sea level.
After Reaching Bharatpur for our designated base camp for the Yunam Peak expedition.
This day is dedicated to acclimatization and preparation at the Bharatpur Base Camp, a crucial step in ensuring our safety and success in the upcoming Yunam Peak expedition
We’ll begin the day with small hikes in the surrounding area.
Start your journey from the Bharatpur to the base camp of Yunam Peak,This leg of the expedition promises a diverse terrain, offering a true test of our trekking abilities.
The trail leads us across a rugged moraine, where the ground is strewn with rocky debris and boulders. Each step forward brings us deeper into the heart of the Himalayas,
Once we reach the base camp of Yunam Peak. stay overnight there
Ensuring that our bodies are well-adjusted to the high altitude is crucial for a safe and successful summit attempt.
The day commences with a summit briefing, during which guides and expedition leaders provide essential information about the next day’s ascent.
Today marks the pinnacle of our expedition as we embark on the summit push of Yunam Peak.
The path then leads us across sharp rocks and occasional snow patches, requiring a combination of agility and focus to navigate safely.
The culmination of our ascent presents us with a formidable snow wall at the peak. This final stretch is met with a steep and strenuous climb, pushing our physical and mental limits.
Reaching the summit is a moment of triumph and exhilaration. From this vantage point, the panoramic views of the surrounding mountain ranges unfold in all their grandeur.
Then start your journey back to base camp
We begin by trekking back from the base camp of Yunam Peak to Bharatpur.
Upon reaching Bharatpur, we board our waiting vehicles, ready to embark on a scenic drive back to Manali
The journey provides a final opportunity to soak in the breathtaking vistas of the Himalayas, as we wind our way down through the rugged terrain.
Mount Yunam stands at an elevation of 6,387 meters (20,955 feet) above sea level.
Mount Yunam is located in the Lahaul and Spiti districts of Himachal Pradesh, India.
The duration of the expedition can vary, but it often takes around 8 to 10 days, including acclimatization, trekking, and the summit push.
The best time for the expedition is typically during the summer months, from late May to early September, when weather conditions are relatively more favorable.
Yes, prior mountaineering experience and a good level of physical fitness are usually required due to the technical nature of the climb.
Participants receive training on essential mountaineering skills, including rope work, ice and snow techniques, and altitude sickness prevention.
Participants require specialized mountaineering equipment such as harnesses, crampons, ice axes, helmets, and high-altitude clothing.
Acclimatization is crucial and is typically achieved through a gradual ascent, rest days at higher altitudes, and acclimatization hikes.
Risks may include altitude sickness, avalanches, crevasses, and challenging weather conditions. Experienced guides and thorough planning help mitigate these risks.
Success rates can vary, but they often depend on factors like weather conditions, team experience, and individual acclimatization.
Yes, participants are usually required to have comprehensive travel and medical insurance, including coverage for high-altitude mountaineering.
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We at Himalaya Shelter consider our trekkers part of our community, a family of sorts and really understand the efforts that you put into taking that much-needed break and setting off to the mountains. Some of you may wait for months and even a year to plan out that perfect excursion. That’s why we want it to be “a perfect excursion” for you.
Our testimonials (read below) are a testament to our service-oriented mindset.
We take safety into great consideration and ensure our team is trained to handle emergency situations.
For a better experience, we provide accommodation on Twin Sharing throughout the trek. With most trekking operators you would get triple or even quad sharing accommodation.
Our Accommodation will have attached washrooms
Furthermore, we provide the essential safety gear for your trek –
Without any additional charges.
We pamper you with great food which keeps you going on the trek. (On our google maps out of 300 reviews over 80 Trekkers mention great food😋)
We do not outsource services to ensure topmost quality throughout your journey. We use our own fleet of Vehicles to ferry you to the base camp and return.
The total distance of this trek is approximately 22 km
Daily 60 minutes of jogging before one month of trek
Daily 60 minutes of running before one month of trek
Yoga and Surya Namashkar for flexibility
Some of the top attractions near Manali include Solang Valley, Rohtang Pass, Hidimba Devi Temple, Manu Temple, Old Manali, and the Vashisht Hot Springs.