Chandrakhani Pass Trek

The Chandrakhani Pass Trek is rated as 'Difficult' by Himalaya Shelter. It involves trekking through varied terrains, including forests and meadows, with significant altitude gains. Trekkers should be physically fit and prepared for challenging conditions.

The trek spans 4 days and covers a total distance of 22 kilometers. Each day involves trekking through different landscapes, offering a comprehensive Himalayan experience.

The highest point of the Chandrakhani Pass Trek is at an altitude of 12,180 feet. This elevation provides panoramic views of the surrounding mountain ranges.

The ideal time for this trek is from May to September. During these months, the weather is generally favorable, and the trails are accessible, offering clear views and vibrant landscapes.

The trek begins in Naggar village, located in the Kullu Valley of Himachal Pradesh. The basecamp for the trek is also situated in Himachal Pradesh, providing easy access to the starting point.

Trekkers will journey through diverse landscapes, including forests and meadows with gushing streams. Reaching the Chandrakhani Pass offers mesmerizing views of the Pir Panjal and Parvati ranges, making the trek a memorable experience.

Himalaya Shelter organizes the trek with a group size of up to 12 people. This ensures personalized attention and a cohesive group experience.

The trek is priced at ₹15,000 per person, excluding 5% GST and a ₹180 trek insurance fee. This fee covers various inclusions essential for the trek.

Interested individuals can view available dates and register for the trek through Himalaya Shelter's official website. The platform provides detailed information and assistance for booking.