Pin Parvati Pass Trek: Budget Breakdown, Itinerary & Essentials

Pin Parvati Pass Trek

From

₹ 46,000 ~~₹55,000~~

Duration

10D/9N

Height

17,400 Ft

Distance

108kms

Pick Up & Drop

Manali

Overview Of Pin Parvati Pass Trek

This trans-Himalayan journey, known as Pin Parvati Pass, is considered to be one of the most difficult cross-over treks in the country. It is designed for experienced trekkers who are searching for a challenge. It is your route between two different worlds: the dry, robust, and nearly galactic Pin Valley in Spiti (the freezing desert), which is located in Himachal Pradesh, and the plentiful and living Parvati valley, which begins at the junction of the Parvati river and the Beas river in Himachal Pradesh. As a result of reaching the Pass, which is located at an elevation of 5,298 metres, you will be able to see both worlds simultaneously. This is the prize for reaching the highest point of the walk. It is an experience that cannot be compared to any other. The prayer flags, the panoramic view with the onslaught of greens on one side and browns on the other, and the fact that you get knee-deep in white snow are all part of the experience. The reason the Pin Parvati Pass continues to be our top choice for a cross-over trip in the nation is because of this.

Pin Parvati Pass Trek Plan

What’s Included For Pin Parvati Pass Trek

Pick and Drop Transfers from Barsheni to Manali
All meals are included with proper hygiene parameters
Triple/double sharing tent accommodations are available
During the trek, there will be morning and evening tea with a small refreshment
All tolls and forest fees
Trekking gears (tents, sleeping bags, ropes, gaiters, crampons etc.)
First Aid Medical Kit
Expert Guide

What’s Excluded For Pin Parvati Pass Trek

Things To Carry For Pin Parvati Pass Trek

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)