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Hampta Pass with Chandratal Trek

From

₹ 7,500 ₹10,500

Duration

5D/4N

Height

14,200ft

Distance

26kms

Pick Up & Drop

Manali

Overview

The Hampta Pass with Chandratal Trek is a seven-day journey that begins in Manali, which is located in the Kullu valley, and concludes in Chatru, which is located in the Spiti valley. The path that runs from Manali to Hampta pass is an amazing adventure track since it leads to meadows and valleys that are filled with fascinating vegetation. This thrilling journey involves across a river, sleeping at campsites such as Chika and Balu ka Ghera, which are surrounded by thick forests of oak and alpine and give a breathtaking view of the valley, and then continuing on to higher altitude campsites such as Shea Gohru and Chatru, which are located in the arid and freezing deserts of Spiti national park. The journey begins in the Kullu valley, which is characterised by its diverse flora, brilliant orchids, and expansive mountain sides that are covered with Himalayan cedar.

Upon over the Hampta pass, which is situated at an elevation of 14,000 feet, one arrives to the frigid deserts of Spiti, which are often blanketed in snow from the months of October to July. There is no way to finish the journey to Hampta pass without taking a thrilling trip to Chandratal lake, which is located at a distance of two hours from Chatru, which is the final destination of the journey. In fact, the tranquil and sparkling waters of the ‘Chandrataal’ lake, which is located at an elevation of 14100 feet, are a traveler’s paradise. You will be awestruck by this lake at a high altitude, which is characterised by its beautiful and transparent water that changes hues throughout the season.

Diffuculty Level of Hampta Pass with Chandratal Trek

According to the difficulty scale, the journey from Manali to Hampta Pass with Chandratal Trek is categorised as easy to moderate, and it is suited for both novice and expert hikers equally. Over the course of seven days, the Hampta pass trek aims to provide participants with an exciting and exhilarating experience.

Highlights of Hampta Pass with Chandratal Trek

Trek Plan

 From Manali to Chika trek

After we have finished our meal in the morning, we will begin the day’s journey with a breathtaking drive to Jobara. The trek to Chikka is scheduled to take around two to three hours to accomplish. The campground is located after passing through a short woodland section and then two wooden bridges before you arrive at the campsite. In addition to its stunning waterfall and large granite boulders, Chikka provides visitors with an unforgettable opportunity to camp along the riverbed.

From Chika to Balu ka ghera trek

The trek to Balu Ka Ghera will begin after we have finished our meal in the morning. In the beginning of the trek, you will climb a few rock boulders as you make your way through the right bank of the Hamta River. During the trek, there is a water stream that must be across, and then there is a three-hour walk to Balu Ka Ghera that must be completed. After catching your first view of the towering snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, you will have the opportunity to experience the genuine magnificence of the Himalayas. These mountains are part of the Dhauladhar ranges, which are part of the outer Himalayan chain. You will be able to take pleasure in the picture-perfect beauty that you will encounter as you stroll through flowery meadows and valleys. Having a leisurely evening.

From Balu ka ghera to Sheagoru via Hampta Pass

The ever-changing Himalayan scenery will be yours to see as we set off on our trek first thing in the morning after breakfast. The trail’s gentle inclines make it ideal for first-timers, and you may learn a lot about the valley and its inhabitants from the shepherds you meet along the way. If you follow these paths, you will eventually reach the breathtaking Hampta Valley. We depart from the Hampta settlement and go via the Lahaul Valley. Downhill and steep it is on the path. Most of the final km leading up to the campground is level. Although the winds make Shea Goru, which translates as “Cold Street” in the local language, quite chilly, it is also the most picturesque campground on the Hampta Pass hike. Staying the night at Sheagoru for camping.

From Sheagoru to Chatru trek to Chandratal and back to Chatru

After we have finished our breakfast, we will begin our trek to Chatru, which will take around three hours. Falling through the Hampta Valley on the way down. In front of you, the majestic Pir Panjal mountains, which are located inside the inner Himalayan circle, come into view. As soon as you arrive at Chhatru, take some time to unwind, take in the breathtaking scenery and have lunch. After that, we will move ahead for Chandratal, which is located at an elevation of 14,000 feet, by driving over the gorgeous trails and passes of Chhatru. Aftersome time spending in Chandra Tal, we will get back to chatru for dinner and overnight stay.

From Chatru to Manali

We will begin our journey to Manali via the Atal Tunnel once we have had our meal in the morning. In order to reach Manali, we will arrive at 1300 hours. Check in to the hotel and take some rest. Explore the mall road again in the evening and today is the last day of your Hampta pass Trekking journey Say goodbye to mountains and new friends, take best memories to home. Board the vehicle to get back to your homes.

What’s Included

What’s Excluded

Things To Carry

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

  • Rucksack with rain cover
  • Day pack bag, Recommended for treks with a summit day
  • Head torch with spare batteries
  • UV protection sunglasses
  • Water bottles: Two 1-liter bottles

Footwear

  • Non-skid, deep treaded, high-ankle trekking shoes: 1 pair
  • Lightweight slippers or sandals: 1 pair
    Clothing
  • Quick-dry warm lower or track pants: 2
  • Full-sleeve T-shirts/sweatshirts: 1 for every 2 days of trekking
  • Thick woolen socks: 1 pair for every 2 days of trekking
  • Thermal body warmer (upper & lower): 1 set
  • Undergarments: 1 for each day of trekking
  • Warm jacket (closed at wrist & neck): 1
  • Full-sleeve sweater: 1
  • Rainwear (jacket & pants): 1 set
  • Waterproof, warm gloves: 1 pair
  • Woolen cap**: 1
  • Sun-shielding hat: 1

Toiletries

  • Personal toiletries kit: Small towel, toilet paper, paper soap, bar soap, toothbrush,
    toothpaste, cold cream, etc.
  • Sunscreen lotion: Small pack
  • Lip balm: Small pack

Utensils

  • Small, lightweight, leak-proof lunch box: 1
  • Plate: 1
  • Spoon: 1
  • Tea/coffee mug (plastic): 1

Miscellaneous

  • Camera: (Optional)
  • Personal medicines: Bring plenty if needed; consult your doctor before the trek.
  • Dry fruits, nuts, chocolate bars (Optional)

FAQ's

The best time for the trek is generally from June to October when the weather is conducive and the trails are accessible. This period offers pleasant temperatures and clear skies, ideal for trekking.

The trek is considered moderately challenging, suitable for both beginners with a reasonable level of fitness and experienced trekkers. The altitude gain can be demanding, but the well-defined trails and gradual ascents make it achievable for most people.

The trek typically takes around 6-7 days to complete, depending on the specific itinerary chosen by the trekking company or organizer.

Accommodation during the trek typically consists of camping in tents at designated campsites along the route. Some itineraries may also include stays in guesthouses or homestays in local villages.

Altitude sickness can be a concern, especially when crossing Hampta Pass, which reaches an altitude of approximately 14,100 feet (4,300 meters). It is essential for trekkers to acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and be aware of the symptoms of altitude sickness.

 

Essential items to pack include appropriate trekking gear (such as sturdy hiking boots, warm clothing, waterproof jackets, and sleeping bags), personal medication, sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat), water bottles, snacks, and a first aid kit.

Permits are required for the Hampta Pass with Chandratal Trek, as it passes through protected areas. These permits will be arranged by us by providing necessary identification documents and paying the applicable fees. We obtain these permits in advance to avoid any inconvenience during the trek.

Mobile connectivity and internet access are limited or non-existent during the Hampta Pass with Chandratal Trek, especially in remote mountainous regions. Trekkers are advised to inform their family and friends about the limited communication options and embrace the opportunity to disconnect from technology and immerse themselves in nature.

In contrast to other treks, Hampta Pass does not have a base village. The taxi will drop you off at a town called Jobra, from where the trek begins.

On the way to the base camp, Prini has several ATMs. This is the location to take out cash if you need it on hand.

Until you return to Manali, there are no ATMs after the pass crossing.

Yes, you are able to leave extra luggage in Manali or Jobra  if you don't need it for the trek. On the final day of your trek, it will be given to you.

Make sure this suitcase contains no valuables (such as laptops, cash, or electronics). 

In some cases, you have to pay an extra amount for this service. Depending upon the conditions

Yes, offloading/porter services are usually available for trekkers who prefer to lighten their load during the trek. Trekkers can hire porters or mules at the base village of the trek to carry their backpacks or any additional luggage. It's advisable to arrange for porter services in advance through us

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