Hampta Pass Trek Itinerary
Manali
- After reaching Manali Meet one of our agents right here.
- You will drive to Jobra, where the Hampta pass hiking begins, after a hearty breakfast in Manali.
- Get your trip leader’s briefing and the equipment you need for an uncomplicated climb to Chika at this transfer location.
- The hike to the Chika campground on the banks of Rani Nallah is short and takes you through a mixed forest of birch, pine, and green maple trees.
- You hardly notice the ascent because of the Himachal Pradesh’s captivating topography.
- While trekking, follow River Rani as she shows you the surrounding area’s massive rocky hills in all their glory.
- Enjoy dinner and a night in the tents in Chika.
Chika- After a delicious breakfast, depart from the Chika campground towards Balu ka Ghera.
- As you catch your first glimpse of the outer Himalayan chain of mountains as the Dhauladhar ranges start to emerge, you will realise that you are truly in the Himalayan region.
- You’ll see the massive towers, also known as The White Range, dominate the entire frame, with a few meadows and valleys sprinkled with flowers for company.
- Arrive at Balu ka Ghera, make it your base for the day, have lunch there, and spend the remainder of the time there.
Admire the fantastical beauty and lose yourself in the breath-taking atmosphere. - Dinner is served, and you can rest in the camps at Balu ka Ghera.
Hampta Pass- On this day, you get to explore the arid Himalayan scenery in the Lahul and Spiti Valley as you awaken in the midst of the mountains.
- This region’s diversity is what makes the Hampta Pass Trekking so alluring, especially to beginners.
- Start your day with an arduous ascent to the Pass, where you can take in a stunning panoramic vista before descending to the next campground.
- At this high altitude pass, you might run into shepherds who frequent the valley to feed their sheep the unique grass that grows there as you explore the quiet stillness that surrounds it.
- You will start the descent to the base camp at Siagoru after a brief break at Hampta hamlet, which lends the pass its name.
- After returning to Siagoru, spend the night there by yourself.
Siagoru- After enjoying a beautiful Himalayan sunrise sunrise, start your leisurely descent via the Hampta Valley.
- Locate the inner Himalayan circle’s Pir Panjal range group when it appears in front of you.
- You go through Spiti while accompanied by this commanding environment till you reach the base camp at Chatru.
- After your brief encounter, proceed to Chatru. This verdant oasis in the arid, chilly desert is like a breath of fresh air. It is the meeting point of three paths: the Hampta Pass, the Spiti Pass, and the Rohtang Pass.
- You’ll travel to Chandratal, one of the most alluring lakes in this area and a moon-shaped alpine lake at an elevation of 4250 metres, where you’ll fall madly in love with the Himalayas.
- As the calm waters of the lake reveal a panorama of reflections of the encompassing Himalayan peaks, you will find yourself at one with nature.
- Dinner is served; stay the night at Chatru.
Manali- The day when your Hampta pass trekking trip comes to an end, you awake to the sound of a lake with a moon form.
- Travel through the renowned Atal Tunnel after breakfast; it is the longest single-tube highway tunnel over 10,000 feet.
- Bring a bag full of memories when you arrive in Manali and depart on your vacation.
Package Options
Hampta Pass Trek, Manali
5 days 4 nights
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INR 10,950
INR 7,199
Price Per Adult
Price Includes
- Stay
Accommodation in Camps on Sharing Basis
- Meals
Day 1: Lunch, Dinner
Day 2: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5: Breakfast - Activities
Camping, Trekking & Bonfire
- Guide
Highly experienced & friendly guide
- Transfers
Transfers are included on days 1 and 5.
Manali to Jobra via car
Chandra Tal to Manali by car (return)
Pickup and Drop
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Confirmation Policy
- The booking confirmation email is sent to the traveler’s registered email address within 24 business hours, after the payment is done.
- In any unfavourable circumstances, if the booked slots are not available before the confirmation email is sent, then other available slots shall be offered & booked as per the traveler’s consent and an updated email will be sent to the traveler’s registered email address .
Know Before You Go
- In the event of catastrophes or natural disasters, the management retains the right to alter the route.
- Take enough time to acclimate at high altitudes because the climatic conditions differ from those in the plains.
- Before starting the hike, see a doctor. While trekking, have a first aid kit and some basic drugs.
- Avoid drinking beer or using any other intoxicants while hiking.
- It is advised to pack enough warm clothing and the appropriate footwear for the walk.
- The trek is not advised for kids under the age of seven.
Applicable GST to the booking amount will be charged. - Keep the destinations’ ecological balance by avoiding the use of plastic bags.
Package price may fluctuate subject to any amendments in services/hotels. - Bring dry food and snacks from home (you will save a lot of money). Bring water bottles with you so you can refill.
- Keep your luggage to a minimal because more luggage means more trouble.
- The weather affects every activity.
- Professional guides are offered to guarantee maximum safety, additional information, and the individualised care required to fully appreciate a journey.
- It is necessary to abide by the state government’s guidelines. Keep your distance from society. Use of a mask and frequent hand washing are advised.
- The authorities must be notified in advance if the trek needs to be cancelled.
- Avoid wearing earbuds on the hike; doing so could make you less audible.
- Encouragement of nighttime trekking should only happen if a guide is with you and it is part of the schedule to avoid unplanned catastrophes.
- Conservation is valued since water is so valuable.
- Do not encourage littering at nearby sites or tents as the hike passes through an environmentally friendly area. Littering travellers may be penalised.
Cancellation Policy
- Cancellations made 30 days or more in advance of the travel date will incur a 30% cancelation fee.
- Cancellations made within 15 – 30 days will incur a 50% cancelation fee.
- Cancellations made within 0-15 days will incur a 100% cancelation fee.
- Cancellations due to any unforeseen circumstances occurring due to medical ground or sickness, within 48-72 hours before the travel date may stand valid for a rescheduling to a different date of the same booking. This shall be validated through the supportive medical documents.
- Any cancellation request of the booking shall be entertained only till 1800 Hrs.
- If the booked accommodation type lies in 4-5 star category then the charges and timeline may vary depending upon the property’s regulations.
Payment Policy
- The payment terms finalized at the time of booking will remain the same and can not be changed once the booking is done.
- 100% advance of the total booking value shall be paid well ahead of the travel date adhering to the finalized payment terms.
FAQs
The Hampta Pass Trek is a popular hiking trail in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It involves crossing the Hampta Pass, which lies at an altitude of around 14,000 feet, and connects the Kullu Valley with the Lahaul Valley.
The trek usually takes around 4 to 6 days to complete, depending on the itinerary and the pace of the trekking group. The total distance covered during the trek is approximately 26 to 30 kilometers.
The best time to undertake the Hampta Pass Trek is during the summer months of June to September. This is when the weather is generally pleasant, and the snow has melted, making the pass accessible. However, it’s always advisable to check weather conditions before planning the trek.
The Hampta Pass Trek is considered a moderate-level trek. While it does not require advanced technical skills, it does involve ascending and descending steep terrain, crossing rivers, and walking on rocky paths. Basic physical fitness and prior trekking experience are recommended.
Yes, permits are required for the Hampta Pass Trek. These permits are usually obtained through local trekking agencies or guides who arrange all the necessary paperwork on behalf of the trekkers.
The highest point reached during the Hampta Pass Trek is approximately 14,000 feet (4,270 meters) at the Hampta Pass itself. Trekkers gain altitude gradually throughout the trek.
The Hampta Pass Trek offers breathtaking views of the Himalayan mountain ranges, lush green meadows, beautiful waterfalls, and the contrasting landscapes of the Kullu and Lahaul valleys. It also provides an opportunity to witness the local culture of Himachal Pradesh.
While it is not mandatory, it is highly recommended to hire an experienced guide or join a guided tour for the Hampta Pass Trek. A guide can provide valuable insights about the route, ensure safety, and assist with logistics.
Accommodation during the Hampta Pass Trek typically involves camping in tents at designated campsites. Basic facilities such as sleeping bags, sleeping mats, and meals are provided by trekking agencies or tour operators.
Some essential items to pack for the Hampta Pass Trek include trekking boots, warm clothing, rain gear, a backpack, a sleeping bag, a water bottle, a headlamp, sunscreen, sunglasses, a first aid kit, and energy snacks. It’s recommended to carry only the necessary items to keep your backpack lightweight.
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