Hampta Pass Trek

Hampta Pass Trek

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Quick Information

Trek Duration

5 Days

Trek Difficulty

Moderate

Trek Group Size

12 max

Trek Distance

25 Km

Trek Max Altitude

14,040 feet

Trek Region

Himachal Pradesh | India

Trek Pickup

Himachal Pradesh (Manali)

Best Season

Summers | Autumn

Best Time

June, September

Trek Basecamp

Himachal Pradesh

Trek Backpack Fee

โ‚น 500

GST Fee

5%

Hampta Pass Trek Overview

The Hampta Pass Trek is one of the most popular treks in Himachal Pradesh because it gives trekkers a complete Himalayan crossover experience in a short duration. Starting near Manali, the trail moves through forests, meadows, river valleys and snow sections before crossing Hampta Pass into the stark landscape of Lahaul. This sharp contrast between the green Kullu Valley and the barren Lahaul side makes Hampta Pass one of the most scenic beginner-friendly treks in India.

sunset from hampta pass trek

Hampta Pass Trek Quick Facts

Detail Information
Trek Name Hampta Pass Trek
Region Himachal Pradesh, India
Pickup Point Manali
Duration 5 Days
Distance Approximately 25 km
Maximum Altitude 14,040 ft
Difficulty Moderate
Best Time June to September
Start Point Manali / Jobra
Major Campsites Chika, Balu Ka Ghera, Shea Goru, Chatru
Optional Visit Chandratal Lake, subject to weather and road conditions
Ideal For Beginners with basic fitness and experienced trekkers

Hampta Pass Trek Highlights

  • Beginner-friendly Himalayan trek starting from Manali.
  •   Dramatic crossover from Kullu Valley to Lahaul.
  •   Moderate difficulty level with no technical climbing required.
  •   Beautiful campsites such as Chika, Balu Ka Ghera and Shea Goru.
  •   Snow patches, river crossings, alpine meadows and glacial valleys.
  •   Optional visit to Chandratal Lake, depending on weather and road conditions.
  •   Best done between June and September.

Hampta Pass Trek Route: Manali to Chandratal

The Hampta Pass Trek route usually begins from Manali with a drive towards Jobra, followed by a trek to Chika. From Chika, the trail continues to Balu Ka Ghera and then climbs towards Hampta Pass. After crossing the pass, trekkers descend towards Shea Goru and Chatru. If road and weather conditions allow, the itinerary may also include a visit to Chandratal Lake.

The route is popular because it changes dramatically within a short distance. Trekkers begin in the green valleys of Kullu and cross into the drier landscape of Lahaul, making this one of the best crossover treks in Himachal Pradesh.

Hampta Pass Trek Cost and Inclusions

The Hampta Pass Trek package by Himalaya Shelter includes guided trekking support, experienced trek leaders, camping arrangements, meals during the trek, safety support, planned itinerary management and assistance throughout the trekking route. The final Hampta Pass Trek cost may vary depending on the departure date, inclusions, transport requirements, optional add-ons and group size.

Before booking, trekkers should check what is included in the package, such as meals, accommodation, camping equipment, permits, transport, backpack offloading, insurance, GST and the Chandratal Lake visit.

The Hampta Pass Trek cost starts from โ‚น19500 per person, excluding GST and optional add-ons where applicable.

valley in hampta pass trek

Hampta Pass Trek Difficulty Level

The Hampta Pass Trek is considered a moderate trek. It is suitable for beginners with basic fitness as well as experienced trekkers looking for a short Himalayan crossover route. The trek does not require technical climbing skills, but the altitude, long walking hours, steep sections near the pass, river crossings and changing weather can make the journey challenging.

The trek reaches an altitude of around 14,040 ft, so trekkers should prepare with basic cardio, leg strength and stamina training before the trek. Good trekking shoes, proper layering and steady pacing are important for a safe experience. 

  • Terrain on the Hampta Pass Trek

The changing terrain makes this trek moderately difficult.

The trail starts with easy forest paths and meadows. These sections near Jobra and Chika are easy. The climb gets steeper as you move toward Balu Ka Ghera. The trail becomes rocky and steep.

The ascent increases the Hampta Pass trek difficulty. It has steep turns and narrow paths. You might find snow early in the season. The descent toward the Shea Goru is tricky. It is often steep with loose rock or snow. You must walk carefully.

The route includes river crossings and boulder sections. These parts are adventurous. They also slow your pace.

  • Weather Challenges on the Hampta Pass Trek

The weather changes rapidly in this region. This adds to the difficulty.

Daytime temperatures are comfortable from June to September. Mornings and nights are cold. Temperatures at high camps can drop to 0 or 5 degrees Celsius. It can be windy near the pass.

Early-season trekkers will find snow. Snow makes the climb slower and more tiring. Rain makes the trails muddy and slippery in peak monsoon season. This happens mostly on the Manali side.

Trekkers must bring proper clothing. Good trekking shoes are necessary because of the sudden weather shifts.

The Hampta Pass trek is not extremely hard. The high altitude and changing terrain make it a solid challenge. It is a good way to experience a Himalayan crossover.

Best Time To Do Hampta Pass Trek

The best time to do the Hampta Pass Trek is from June to September. During this period, the trail is usually accessible and the landscape changes beautifully from snow patches in early season to green valleys, wildflowers and clearer post-monsoon views later in the season.

June is ideal for snow near the pass, July and August are known for lush green valleys and monsoon scenery, while September usually offers clearer skies and better mountain views.

Hampta Pass Trek In June

June is the start of the season. Plenty of winter snow stays near the pass. This makes the trek feel like an adventure. You will likely walk on big snowfields on the day you reach the top. The lower camps start to turn green as the ice disappears. Nights are cold. The mountain views are very clear.

Hampta Pass Trek In July

The trail gets green and bright in July. You will see wildflowers and grass in the Kullu valley. Waterfalls become stronger because the snow starts melting fast. This is the monsoon season and you should expect some rain on the Manali side.

Hampta Pass Trek In August

August makes the valley fully green with wildflowers. The meadows look fresh. You may often see clouds in the valleys. August is probably the best time for the Hampta Pass trek. The rain makes some parts of the trail muddy. It can make your trek slippery. Walk slowly and enjoy the colors of the valley.

Hampta Pass Trek In September

Many people do the Hampta Pass trek in the monsoon. The rain stops, and the sky stays clear. The Himalayan views are best in September. The weather starts getting stable, and the trails start drying. There will be greenery on the trek, and the weather on the Lahaul side also seems good.

lake in hampta pass trek

Hampta Pass Trek Altitude, Distance and Duration

The Hampta Pass Trek reaches a maximum altitude of around 14,040 ft. The trekking distance is approximately 25 km and the itinerary usually takes 5 days to complete, depending on the route plan and whether Chandratal Lake is included.

Although the trek is beginner-friendly, the high-altitude pass crossing and changing terrain require basic fitness, proper acclimatisation and careful pacing.

How to Reach Manali for Hampta Pass Trek

Manali is the main pickup point for the Hampta Pass Trek. Travellers can reach Manali by road from Delhi or Chandigarh, or travel to the nearest airport at Bhuntar and continue by road. From Manali, the trek usually begins with a drive towards Jobra, followed by the first trekking section towards Chika.

Trekkers should arrive in Manali before the reporting time and keep buffer time for traffic, weather changes and mountain road conditions.

Fitness Required For Hampta Pass Trek

The Hampta Pass Trek is suitable for beginners, but trekkers should have basic fitness before joining. Since the route includes long walking hours, altitude gain, rocky sections and possible snow or rain, it is better to start light preparation at least 3 to 4 weeks before the trek.

Basic running, brisk walking, stair climbing, squats, lunges and light strength training can help improve stamina and leg strength for the trek.

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Quick Itinerary of Hampta Pass.

Day 1: Manali to Jobra - Chika Campsite

  • Drive Distance (approx.): 18 km (1 hour)

  • Trek Distance (approx.): 2 km (Estimated time between 1 to 2 hours)

  • Max. Altitude Gain: 6700 ft to 10,100 ft (4,400 ft elevation gain over the trek).

  • Accommodation: tents

Drive from Manali to Jobra and short hike through forests of pine trees and meadows to your campsite located at Chika, which is situated next to a creek fed by a mountain stream.

Day 2: Chika to Balu Ka Ghera

  • Trek Distance: 5 to 6 km (Estimated time to complete: 5 to 6 hours)

  • Approximate Altitude Gain: 10,100 ft to 12,400 ft 

  • Accommodation: Tents

Gradual ascent through a very wide alpine valley that features multiple crossings of rivers before reaching your campsite at Balu Ka Ghera, which is located amongst some of the tallest mountains in the region.

Day 3: Balu Ka Ghera - Hampta Pass - Shea Goru

  • Trek Distance: 8 to 9 km (Estimated time to complete: 7 to 8 hours)

  • Approximate Altitude Gain: 12,400 ft to 12,900 ft 

  • Accommodation: Tents

Experience the transition from lush Kullu Valley to the stark landscape of Lahaul as you descend to your campsite in Shea Goru.

Day 4: Shea Goru to Chatru - Optional Drive to Chandratal

  • Trek Distance: 6 to 7 km (Estimated time to complete: 5 to 6 hours)

  • Driving distance: approximately 50 km (time to drive depends on the weather).

  • Accommodation: Tents

Hike along the banks of the Chandra River to the village of Chatru. Drive to the incredibly beautiful Chandratal Lake (if the weather allows).

Day 5: Chatru to Manali

  • Driving distance: approximately 85 km (Estimated driving time: 4 to 5 hours)

Return from Chatru to Manali via scenic high-altitude roads. Completion of the trek.

Hampta Pass Trek Itinerary

  • Driving Distance: 18 km

  • Driving Time: 1 hour

  • Trek from Jobra to Chika (10,100 feet)

  • Hiking Distance: 2 km

  • Trek Time: 1-2 hours

  • Altitude gain: 6700 feet to 10,100 feet.

  • Accommodations: Tents (Meals: Lunch, Dinner)

The journey begins with a drive from Manali to Jobra via a very scenic route. The road takes you through dense Pine & Deodar trees and over several small mountain streams that are fed by the winter's melting snow.

Hampta Pass Trek begins with a gradual descent through a forest before entering a wide open valley. The trail follows a glacial stream (Rani Nallah), which begins further up the mountains (at Hampta Pass). Since this is the first time going up the mountain, there may be patches of snow on the trail early in the season.

The campsite at Chika is in a large meadow surrounded by tall ridges. This short trek allows the participants to acclimatise to the increasing elevation of the hike. Most people use the evening to stretch and receive an orientation and safety briefing about crossing the mountain passes that lie ahead on the trek.

 

  • Distance: 5–6 kilometers | Estimated Time to Complete: 5–6 hours

  • Elevation Change: 10,100 feet to 12,400 feet

  • Accommodations: Alpine tented 

  • Meals Provided: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

The trail from the beginning to end of this hike follows the Hampta River steadily uphill. The valley narrow and wooded at first becomes much wider along the way as well as the trees get smaller in height. There will be several river crossings during the course of the trek, and depending on the time of year of the crossing, you may have to watch your step carefully & have assistance from your trekking leader to assist you.

As the trek continues up into higher elevations, the ground surface becomes much rougher & rockier than what you had encountered lower down on the trek. During early June to late July, there will most likely be snow in many areas. As you are climbing higher l will see many surrounding mountains that now become clearly visible while at the same time the size of the valley you are climbing is becoming much clearer as well.

Balu Ka Ghera means "Bed of Sand" and is a level camp that is located in a very large flat area in a high-altitude basin that is completely surrounded by steep-walled mountains. Balu Ka Ghera has an incredibly beautiful view of the road to Hampta Pass. This evening will be your last night in the valley, and you will receive a detailed explanation of what will happen the next morning on our summit and some high altitude education as well.

  • Distance: 8-9 km; Duration: 7-8 hours 

  • Elevation: 12,400 ft to 14,100 ft to 12,900 ft 

  • Accommodations: Alpine Tent

  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

This day is the most challenging and rewarding of the trip. The climb up to Hamta Pass has a continual uphill climb, sometimes over rock and often through snow fields (early in season) to reach Hamta Pass. The last part of the route up to Hamta Pass is usually quite steep and requires a careful pace to conserve energy. Once at the summit (14,100') the trekker will experience a unique change in the landscape: on one side of the summit lies the lush green of the Kullu Valley, and on the other side is the stark, rocky, barren mountains of Lahlul Valley. The contrast between the two valleys is dramatic and one of the most notable characteristics of this trek.

Having spent some time at the summit resting and taking photos, the trek resumes its descent to Shea Goru, which is through steep terrain and often across snow-covered areas. The campsite at Shea Goru is in the cold desert region of Lahaul Valley, and has minimal vegetation.

  • Trek Distance: 6–7 km | Duration: 5–6 hours

  • Drive (optional): Approximately 50 km round trip

  • Change in elevation: 12,900 ft → 11,000 ft

  • Accommodation: Alpine tent

  • Meals included: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

The route for today closely follows the course taken by the Chandra River and continues along a wide-open area (similar to parts of Lahaul), with a down hill section that gradually declines but will involve a lot of traversing/stepping on unstable stones, loose rocks and across piles of river round rocks, as well as many river beds.

Chatru is a small village on the Manali - Spiti road. It is the junction for all roadways connecting Lahaul, Spiti and Kullu to each other. Weather and road/road conditions permitting, a drive to Chandratal Lake (Moon Lake) to experience the unique beauty created by the contrast of the lake’s perfect crescent form and crystal-clear blue-green waters contrasted against the harshness of the surrounding mountains. After exploring the lake, the group will return to the campsite near Chatru.

  • Drive Distance: 85 kilometres (km) | Estimated 4-5 hours of driving

  • Elevation Loss: 11,000 feet to 6,700 feet

After breakfast, we will make our way back to Manali on the same road we used to get to Lahaul, following the Chandra River. There will be many beautiful views along this high mountain road and you will see a lot of different terrains, including barren and rugged landscapes before returning.

As you lose altitude, you will find that vegetation slowly comes back and the air is noticeably cleaner (more oxygen). When you reach Manali, your trek is completed, and you will be able to disperse and make arrangements for onward travel.

Here are the key details about Hampta Pass Trek 2026.

Trek Altitude-14040ft (4280m)

  1. Trek Length-25 km
  2. Trek Duration-5 Days
  3. Trek Difficulty-Moderate
  4. Season-Monsoon
  5. Base City-Manali

Hampta Pass is a beautiful cross-over trek and beginner-friendly trek for people who are seeking some Himalayan adventure.

Things To Carry For Hampta Pass Trek

Here is the list of essentials for the Hampta Pass Trek

Clothing: You should always carry a warm padded jacket for the Hampta Pass trek. The mornings and evenings are cool even in winter. Nights can be very cold in higher campsites. You should carry warm layers and quick-dry outfits.

Footwear: Pack a pair of trekking shoes with good grip and ankle support. This is a monsoon trek, which means a slippery trail. Wear good shoes to walk comfortably. Keep some extra pairs of socks for the trek.

Essentials: Get a backpack (50-55L) that can carry all your items. Your bag should be comfortable as you have to carry it for the whole trek. Look for bags with a raincover. You will also need a water bottle to keep yourself hydrated on the trek. Carry some energy bars for munching.

Rain Gear: Rain gear is very necessary on the Hampta Pass Trek. It is a monsoon trek, which means lots of rain. Pack a poncho or rain jacket, depending on your comfort level.

Accessories: Always carry a trekking pole on the trek. You will also need a pair of sunglasses and a sun cap for daytime. Pack a pair of warm gloves for mornings and evenings.

Personal Items: Pack your personal items like sunscreen, your basic medicines, and toiletries. 

Carrying the right gear for your Hampta Pass Trek will make your journey safer and more comfortable. Being well-prepared is the key to happy hiking.

Major Attractions Of Hampta Pass Trek

1. Hampta Pass Top - Closest Views of Deo Tibba and Indrasan

  • Nearest Views of Deo Tibba (6,001 m) - One of the most impressive mountainous peaks of Himachal and when seen through the pass, it looks huge and very near, which offers the trekker an actual high-mountain view.

  • Unobstructed view of Indrasan Peak (6,221 m) - The Indrasan Peak is known as the “Mountaineer’s Mountain”. This mountain dominates the horizon, which brings in the dramatic alpine experience to the summit.

  • Panoramic mountain views - You can see the mountain from the top with no end of Himalayan ranges, glaciers and deep valleys on either side of Kullu and Lahaul.

  • High-altitude pass experience (14,100 4300) - You experience snow patches and glacial environments even during the summer season, snowfields in the upper part add the jagged alpine feel and photographic value.

2. Shea Goru - Cold Desert Campsite In Lahaul Valley

  • Sudden change of landscape - Within a couple of hours of passing through Hampta Pass the landscape changes drastically as the green landscape is replaced by a desert setting with cold air and snow.

  • Green Kullu meadows vs. barren Lahaul terrain - On one side of the pass, there are grasslands and flowers, and on the other side, Shea Goru is facing dry and rocky mountains and open valleys.

  • Immediate climate change - Trekkers sense an instant drop in temperature and drier winds than the relative humidity and forests of Kullu side.

  • Authentic cold desert camping experience - Shea Goru is an opportunity to experience camping in a Spiti-like setting without a complete Spiti adventure.

3. River Crossings - Rope-Assisted Himalayan Adventure

  • Guided rope-assisted crossings - Trekkers traverse frozen glacial rivers by using fixed ropes and the help of trained trek guides who ensure the stability and balance.

  • Thrill with Safety- The experience is adventurous and exciting but at the same time, it is not risky or uncontrollable as it is perfectly organized and safe.

  • Accessible methodology - Beginners can also easily join in with simple guidelines and assistance of the crew.

  • Team support system - Fellows and other trekkers help one another, which boosts the confidence and a feeling of comradeship.

4. Chandratal Lake - The Perfect Finale To Hampta Pass Trek

  • Emotional Climax - The Chandratal Lake Trek after several days of hiking in forests, passes, cold deserts feels  rewarding and very fulfilling.

  • Breathtaking Turquoise Crescent Lake- Crystal blue water of Chandratal Lake encircled by bare mountains makes it one of the most pictureable and unreal landscapes in the whole Himalaya.

  • Direct Link to Spiti Region - Chandratal Lake in Himachal Pradesh provides a natural connection between the Hampta Pass Trek and the untamed beauty and culture of Spiti-like scenery. This offers an additional beauty to the trek.

  • Contrasting but Perfect Visuals - The Chandratal lake aids colors to the landscape. You start from the green Kullu valley, walk to the Lahaul and finally to the lake. It feels like the most rewarding moment of the trek. 

chandratal lake in hampta pass trek

Things to Carry for Hampta Pass Trek?

1. Essential Clothing.

  • Warm jacket.

  • Waterproof jacket

  • Trekking pants.

  • Woolen cap and sun cap

  • Gloves

  • Woolen socks and trekking socks

2. Trekking Gear

  • Strong trekking backpack (50–60L)

  • Comfortable trekking shoes.

  • Headlamp or torch with extra batteries.

  • Rain covers.

3. Personal Essentials

  • Water bottle

  • Sunscreen or Moisture,sun-cream
    and lip balm

  • Personal medicines and first aid kit

  • Wet wipes and hand sanitizer

4. Important Documents

  • Aadhar & Pan or ID proof

  • Trek permits if required

  • Emergency contact details

Campsites of the Hampta Pass Trek

Jobra

Jobra is a beautiful village located near Manali in Himachal Pradesh. It is used as a basecamp for the Hampta Pass Trek. Jobra is surrounded by the dense forest of maple, pine and oak trees. The dense forest cover and mud covered trail in Jobra makes it a wild yet adventurous place for trekkers. 

Chika

Chika or Chikka is another beautiful campsite while crossing the Hampta Pass Trek. Located within the Hampta Valley, it is surrounded by the mountains. Chika has lush green meadows and beautiful streams which makes it perfect picturesque spots.

Balu ka Ghera

Balu ka Ghera is a flat sandy plain amidst snow-capped peaks that is used as a campsite during the Hampta Pass Trek. It is considered one of the best campsites as it offers the view of the Dhauladhar range and peaks of outer Himalayas.

Hampta Pass

The Hampta Pass is famous for its beautiful and diverse landscapes. It connects Kullu Valley to Lahaul and Spiti Valleys and offers trekkers an amazing experience of changing ecosystems. It also offers a panoramic of towering peaks like Indrasan and Deo Tibba.

Shea Goru

Shea Goru is a cold desert, full of snow and glaciers around. Its uniqueness makes it a perfect picturesque campsite for trekkers. It is often called 'Oasis in a Desert' due to its lush green setting surrounded by barren cold mountains. At night, trekkers can spot the stunning Milky Way in the sky.

Chatru

Chatru is another key campsite on the Hampta Pass Trek. It is the place where the three valleys- (1)Hampta, (2)Spiti and (3)Rohtang connect. Chatru is a small and rugged mountain landscape which offers adventurous tourism.

Chandratal Lake

Chandratal Lake is a high-altitude lake, famous for its crystal-clear water and changing colors. It is a crescent-shaped lake like the moon and has a connection with Hindu mythology. It is believed the Chandratal Lake is the place where Yudhishthira was sent to heaven by Indra Dev in epic Mahabharata.

What is the Altitude of Hampta Pass Trek?

Located at an elevation of approximately 4,270 m (14,009 ft), the Hampta Pass trek is a moderate-level trek. However, it is easier than many other high-altitude treks in the Himalayas. You have to walk around 5-7 hours each day, and the trek takes 5-6 days to complete. There are steep climbs, rocky ridges and river crossings, but with proper preparation, even beginners can complete it. All you need is physical fitness, good stamina and a little training to do this trek.

How to reach the Hampta Pass Trek?

Hampta Pass Trek in Himachal Pradesh is one of the most popular treks for both beginners and seasoned hikers. Reaching the base of Hampta Pass is simple, thanks to its connectivity via road, rail, and air. Here’s a complete guide to help you plan your journey.

By Air.

The nearest airport to Hampta Pass is Kullu-Manali Airport (Bhuntar Airport), approximately 50 km from Manali. Regular flights from Delhi, Chandigarh, and other major cities make it convenient for travelers. From Bhuntar, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach Manali, the starting point of the trek.

By Train.

The nearest major railway station is Joginder Nagar Railway Station, about 150 km from Manali. However, most trekkers prefer to travel via Chandigarh Railway Station or Delhi Railway Station, and then continue the journey by road. Hiring a taxi or taking a bus from Manali ensures a smooth start to your trek.

By Road.

Manali is well connected by road from Delhi, Chandigarh, and other cities. Frequent state-run and private buses operate on these routes. Once in Manali, reach Jobra or Manali town, the common base points for Hampta Pass Trek. From there, local taxis or pre-arranged trekking transport will take you to the trek’s starting point at Chika, Jobra, or Chatru.

Customize your Trek with Himalaya Shelter

In Himalaya Shelter, we provide you with the option to customize your trekking experience. Whether you're a solo traveler, a group of friends, or a family, you can opt for our personalized tailor-made trekking program. This customized trek will be exclusively designed for you, taking into account your specific requirements for transportation, accommodation, meals, and any other premium facilities you may need during the trek. No other participants will be added to your group. Choosing a customized trek will enable you to fully enjoy the trek with your loved ones. Click here to learn what a Customized Trekking program looks like.

Hampta Pass Trek Route Map

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Mandatory Backpacking List for Hampata Pass Trek

Mandatory Backpacking List for Hampta Pass Trek
Mandatory Backpacking List for Hampta Pass Trek

Notice: All trekkers are strictly advised not to carry unnecessary plastic items such as disposable bottles, single-use cutlery, polythene bags, and food wrappers during the trek. We encourage the use of reusable bottles, tiffin boxes, and cloth bags to minimise waste and protect the fragile Himalayan ecosystem. Your cooperation is essential in ensuring a clean and sustainable trekking experience

Maximize Hampta Pass Trek Experience with a Good Physical Fitness

Physical Fitness Preparation for Trek:

To overcome the difficulty level of Bali pass trekking, it requires strong cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, and overall physical fitness. Incorporate these exercises into your routine to increase strength, stability, and stamina, which will help you tackle difficult terrain sections of the trail at high altitudes.

Overview
Overview
Foundation
Foundation
Strength Building
Strength Building
Power & Stamina
Power & Stamina
Endurance & Recovery
Endurance & Recovery

 

Inclusions & Exclusions

Our treks are specially designed by the experienced team at Himalaya Shelter, taking you on an adventure of a lifetime all while making you connect not only with the bountiful nature but also with yourself and with others on the trek with you creating wonderful memories which will last you a lifetime. All Himalaya Shelter treks are guided by experienced Trekkers having vast knowledge and experience of the region, providing with insightful information and stories pertaining to the region’s flora and fauna and the history of the region whilst the trek. It is safe to say that on successfully completing the trek, one will gain tremendous insight and experience along with lifetime memories.

Inclusion

  • Transport support from Manali- starting from Manali and pickup on day 1 to drop on last day.
  • Accommodation – At Base Camp, stay at a local homestay or guest house for one night each, which will give you an insight into the authentic lifestyle of the locals.(INR 5000 per person extra for single sharing throughout the trek)
    On Trek stay in a 2-person Vango Halo Pro/A-Shape tent, which is to be shared by two trekkers, built to withstand extreme weather conditions and at the same time making you comfortable after a hard day’s trek.
  • Camping Equipment – specially designed sleeping bags that can withstand harsh weather conditions, foam mattresses. Other safety gear like microspikes, gaiters, an ice axe, and helmets will be provided.
  • Medical Kit – our team will be equipped with an extensive medical kit, which our team is trained and experienced to use. Oxygen cylinders are used after they are thoroughly inspected throughout the Trek. Even campsites have large oxygen cylinders as backups.
  • Permission  -  Forest entry charges for Indian nationals (Additional charges will be applicable for international tourists)
  • Meals – Breakfast, packed lunch (on trek days), evening snacks, and dinner will be served. A hearty, delicious, and nutrition-filled Veg meals with egg preparation will be provided throughout the trek. (Jain and Vegan Food can also be arranged on prior notification.)There will be a dedicated Kitchen Tent along with a dining tent, which will have a dining table too.
  • Our Team – A highly experienced and AMC-certified Trek Leader who will help ensure that the entire trek goes smoothly and safely while navigating the challenging conditions during the trek, and is skilled enough to navigate any medical emergency that can arise during the trek. Local and route Guides who are well-versed with the region and provide an in-depth insight into the local customs and knowledge of the flora and fauna endemic to the region. A dedicated Kitchen staff, which includes a Cook, a helper, and other support staff. There will also be porters and mules to carry common equipment.
  • Cloakroom - We have a cloakroom facility available for extra luggage. Every trekker is permitted to leave their luggage behind at no charge.

Exclusion

  • Personal expenses like tips, personal medicines, phone calls etc.
  • Travel Expenses -  Travel expenses from your hometown to the mentioned Pick-Up Point are not included in the trek fee.
    From the scheduled pick-up spot to the base camp, we have our own fleet of vehicles like Bolero, Innova, Dezire, or Tempo Traveler (12-seater). This is be shared by trekkers for a pre-decided amount. All vehicles are non-AC.
  • Personal Equipment - Any personal gear like jackets, shoes, cutlery, or backpacks are not included in the trek fee. We recommend renting them from our Rental Store for an affordable fee. This can be pre-arranged to avoid last-minute hang-ups. 
  • Offloading - We encourage carrying your backpack to get into the true spirit of trekking. However, if needed, you can opt to offload your personal luggage of up to 12 kgs for an additional cost of INR 500 per bag per day.
  • Trek Insurance - A mandatory trek insurance fee is charged in addition to your trek fee. Since most medical insurance doesn’t cover adventure activities, trek insurance offers essential coverage, enhancing your safety without a significant financial burden.
  • Buffer day on the trek - We have kept a buffer day on the trek to account for any weather-related delay. If this is utilized, you will need to pay an extra amount to your trek leader. 
  • Anything apart from inclusions
  • Please carry a lunch box for a packed lunch/breakfast to avoid using polythene and Aluminium foil.

Keeping the Himalayas clean is our own responsibility. Reduce the use of Plastic when you are in the abode of the Sacred Himalaya. ๐ŸŒฑ

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