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₹ 32,000 ₹38,500
6D/5N
17,300Ft
23kms
Manali
A climbing experience that is really one of a kind may be had by ascending Friendship Peak Expedition, which is considered to be one of the most exciting and difficult peaks in the Pir Panjal range. Located at an elevation of 5289 metres, it serves as a viewpoint that is surrounded by towering mountains that are 6000 metres or higher. The Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges are both located in the vicinity of this viewpoint. Mt. Hanuman Tibba, Shitidhar peak, Mt. Deo Tibba, Indrasan, Inderkilla, Mt. Papsura, and a great number of other unidentified peaks in the Dhauladhar range are some of the peaks that may be seen on a day when the sky is clear. Despite the fact that the Friendship peak expedition is a short-term endeavour and a 5000er summit, it is not something that should be disregarded since it puts the climbing abilities and stamina of those who participate in it to the test in almost every nook and cranny. Therefore, previous experience climbing at high altitudes, at least as high as 4200–4500 metres, as well as hiking in snowy conditions, is the prerequisite for this activity. In addition, the summit requires a fundamental understanding of climbing equipment, including ice-axes, harnesses, carabiners, crampons, descenders, ice-pitons, and other similar items, as well as the ability to ascend and descend in snow while tied up. Whenever it is necessary to make use of the necessary methods and equipment, the guides provide a comprehensive introduction to them and provide training on how to utilise them.
Manali, which is located close to the valley’s lowest point, is not only one of the most popular tourist destinations in Himachal Pradesh but also one of the most well-known tourist destinations in the world. The word “Manali” conjures up images of waterfalls and the sound of songbirds, as well as woods and orchards and stunning glacial mountains. Manali is the actual beginning point of a historic trade route that traverses the Rohtang and Baralacha passes, travels through Lahul and Ladakh, and ultimately leads to Kashmir. Additionally, a diverging road establishes a connection between Manali and Spiti. Currently, the motor connection has been established all the way up to Kaza in Lahul and Spiti, as well as Leh in Jammu and Kashmir, and the Pangi valley in Chamba. During the summer months, Manali is the starting point for frequent bus services that go to these locations. Around forty-five km away from Kullu is where you will find it.
There is a fascinating tradition about Manali that states that Manu, the author of the “Manu Samhita,” first walked on earth from the heavenly boat at a location in this country after the great deluge. This narrative is said to have occurred after the world was flooded. “Manu-Alaya,” which literally translates to “the abode of Manu,” is the term that is often used to refer to the location where he erected his residence. This specific location is now known as Manali. In the hamlet of Manali, there is still a temple that is devoted to the god Manu.
Explore mall road in the evening and take rest for the night in the hotel after dinner.
After breakfast, we get an early start on our journey to Dhundi. We leave the road at the Dhundi hydro project and begin trekking along the right bank of the Beas River. This is the beginning of the walk, which starts at Dhundi. The route leads us to a simple meadow after around ten to fifteen minutes of hiking from the point when the track begins to get steep until we reach the ridge line, which is covered with deodar woodland. After that, it is followed by a series of short ascents and descents through bushes, which ultimately lead to broad meadows with Beas running on the left. As we continue up this narrow track, which is bordered by wild strawberries that we may snack on while we are trekking, we eventually come across a little river crossing that is where our first base camp, Luhali thach, is located. While you are soaking in the beauty of nature, you may have a delectable lunch in the verdant valleys of Beas. After taking some time to rest in the tents that have been allotted to you or to relax in the natural environment, everyone will next get together for an acclimatisation walk or height gain. Acclimatisation is the most important factor in successfully reaching the summit of any mountain or completing any trek. It is because it enables the body to adjust and synchronise with the specific temperature, climate, and environment of the area. If a person does not acclimatise, their body may react negatively to the increased altitude, causing them to experience unpleasant sensations such as nausea, headaches, and an inability to continue with the expedition or trek. Consequently, it is obligatory for each and every participant to take part in each and every activity that is being carried out during the duration of the trip. Dinner at the base camp, and then a night spent sleeping under a blanket of a million stars.
Following breakfast today, we will leave camp and begin the ascent to Base camp, which is a rather hard ascent. We shall get our first sight of the height of friendship that we will experience today. Enjoy a breathtaking panorama of the mountains around Shitidhar, Ladakhi, and Friendship peaks. These peaks may be climbed by a skilled trekker who departs from Beas Kund at an early hour. Shikhar Beh and Makerbeh are the peaks that are higher than 6000 metres. The area of the Lahaul valley may be found to the north of Beas Kund, just beyond the massive wall that these mountains encompass. Dhauladhar is the name of the mountain range that is located to the west of Kangra and the lower portion of the Himalaya. After eating a nice meal at the camp, you should arrive to the base camp, which is at midday. An acclimatisation stroll and the acquisition of fundamental skills on ice and snow are the activities that will take up the remainder of the day.
The purpose of this day is to acclimatise, practise wearing snow boots with crampons, train and utilise all of the climbing equipment that will be used on the day of the summit.
Following an early breakfast, we make our way down to Bakarthach, and then we continue our descent until we reach Dhundi, which is where we began our journey on the first day. You will arrive in Manali with a head start if you go from camp early. Aim to get in Manali by three o’clock.
Today is the last date of your Expedition, after breakfast you have to leave the stay and say goodbye to new friends and memories.
When embarking on a trek with Global Events Travels, there are certain items you need to bring yourself. These are divided into five categories: Trekking Gear, Footwear, Clothing, Toiletries,
Utensils, and Miscellaneous. All items listed are essential, unless marked as optional.
Trekking Gear
Footwear
Toiletries
Utensils
Miscellaneous
Himachal Office Address
Global Camp's by Global Events Travels, Aleo road petrol pump near chandarmaki cottage, NSb hotel
Chennai Office Address
306 , 1st main road, MKB Nagar, Chennai 600039
Kasol Office Address
Casanova Camp's Choj Bridge, kasol, Near Bus Stand, Manikaran Rd, Near Volvo, Kasol, Sosan, Himachal Pradesh 175101
Dehradun Office Address
Kugiyal niwas Vimal Kumar Singh Ganesh Vihar lane 6, Mata Mandir Rd, near by Kukreja institute, Ajabpur Kalan, Dehradun, Uttarakhand 248001
info@globaleventstravels.com
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