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Baralacha-Chandertal Trek
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Manali is an important hill station in the Himalayan Treks of Himachal Pradesh, India. Surrounded by towering peaks at an arm’s length, Manali's major asset is its proximity to the snowline. It has a flourishing orchard industry, a popular honeymoon destination and trailhead for numerous treks as well as a great countryside ideal for adventure sport lovers.
The Baralacha Pass is a unique pass situated at a spectacular 16,400 ft above sea level. The pass itself is 8 kilometers long, and is literally the pass "where many roads meet".
It connects Manali and Lahaul to Ladakh.
A Chandratal, also known as the ‘Moon Lake’ is one of the most attractive lakes in the region. Set on a large meadow between lower ridge and main Kunzum range, it offers excellent view of Mulkila mountain range and Samudra Tapu Glacier.
The Baralacha Pass is a unique pass situated at a spectacular 16,400 ft above sea level. The pass itself is 8 kilometers long, and is literally the pass "where many roads meet".
It connects Manali and Lahaul to Ladakh.
A Chandratal, also known as the ‘Moon Lake’ is one of the most attractive lakes in the region. Set on a large meadow between lower ridge and main Kunzum range, it offers excellent view of Mulkila mountain range and Samudra Tapu Glacier.
Day 01: Manali – Keylong:
Early morning, we will drive to Keylong, a village popular for "green peas". It crosses over to the Rohtang pass (3987 mt). Passport check is at Koksar village. By late in the afternoon, we will reach Patseu where the stay will be arranged in an overnight camp.
Day 02: Keylong - Baralacha-La:
This day we will drive (80 km) to Baralacha (4950 mt). It is one of the major pass dividing the main Himalayas and the Lahul mountain range. Set up a camp at Baralacha by the small stream on a large meadow.
Day 03: Baralacha - Tokpo Gongma:
Our morning begins with the four hour trek to Batal. Crossing over the meadow, the trail is well defined, and then a steep descent brings us to the river bank. From here we will cross over the stream and arrive at Tokpo Gongma (4650 mt). Overnight halt is at a camp site.
Day 04: Tokpo Gongma - Tokpo Yogma:
In morning we will start trekking again. The trek will pass through a side stream for around 3-4 hours, then we will follow a well-defined path descending down steadily until the river crossing at Tokpo Yogma (4350 mt). On arrival set up camp alongside the stream for overnight stay.
Day 05: Tokpo Yogma - Chander Tal:
This day, early in the morning, we will cross the Tokpo Yogma stream and follow a trail with good number of wild flowers. The trail then goes up and down along the Chandra River till we reach at Chandertal (4250 meters). We will camp at the head of the lake for overnight stay.
Day 06: Chandertal:
A day is reserved to take rest and to explore around the lake. We can have magnificent view of peaks like Minar (6172 mt) and others. Overnight stay follows in tents.
Day 07: Chander Tal – Batal - Manali:
In the morning, we will follow the trail through the abundant plateau and move down steeply. Later on we will arrive at the Chandra river gorge and then trek along the dusty road which leads up to Batal. Cross over the Batal bridge and drive to Manali. (5-6 hours crossing over the Rohtang pass - 3987 meters) Finally arrive at Manali and check-into the hotel.
Early morning, we will drive to Keylong, a village popular for "green peas". It crosses over to the Rohtang pass (3987 mt). Passport check is at Koksar village. By late in the afternoon, we will reach Patseu where the stay will be arranged in an overnight camp.
Day 02: Keylong - Baralacha-La:
This day we will drive (80 km) to Baralacha (4950 mt). It is one of the major pass dividing the main Himalayas and the Lahul mountain range. Set up a camp at Baralacha by the small stream on a large meadow.
Day 03: Baralacha - Tokpo Gongma:
Our morning begins with the four hour trek to Batal. Crossing over the meadow, the trail is well defined, and then a steep descent brings us to the river bank. From here we will cross over the stream and arrive at Tokpo Gongma (4650 mt). Overnight halt is at a camp site.
Day 04: Tokpo Gongma - Tokpo Yogma:
In morning we will start trekking again. The trek will pass through a side stream for around 3-4 hours, then we will follow a well-defined path descending down steadily until the river crossing at Tokpo Yogma (4350 mt). On arrival set up camp alongside the stream for overnight stay.
Day 05: Tokpo Yogma - Chander Tal:
This day, early in the morning, we will cross the Tokpo Yogma stream and follow a trail with good number of wild flowers. The trail then goes up and down along the Chandra River till we reach at Chandertal (4250 meters). We will camp at the head of the lake for overnight stay.
Day 06: Chandertal:
A day is reserved to take rest and to explore around the lake. We can have magnificent view of peaks like Minar (6172 mt) and others. Overnight stay follows in tents.
Day 07: Chander Tal – Batal - Manali:
In the morning, we will follow the trail through the abundant plateau and move down steeply. Later on we will arrive at the Chandra river gorge and then trek along the dusty road which leads up to Batal. Cross over the Batal bridge and drive to Manali. (5-6 hours crossing over the Rohtang pass - 3987 meters) Finally arrive at Manali and check-into the hotel.
Travel facts and other details:
Trekking facilities:
Equipment: guest tent, matress, sleeping bags, kitchen tent and all kitchen equipment.
Staff: an experienced english speeking guide, cook, porters and ponies.
Food: all meals (morning tea, breakfast, packed lunch and dinner)
Others: first aid medical kit.
Notable attraction: Lahaul valley, Spiti Valley
Highest altitude gained: at baralacha pass 5,100 meters.
Trekking facilities:
Equipment: guest tent, matress, sleeping bags, kitchen tent and all kitchen equipment.
Staff: an experienced english speeking guide, cook, porters and ponies.
Food: all meals (morning tea, breakfast, packed lunch and dinner)
Others: first aid medical kit.
Notable attraction: Lahaul valley, Spiti Valley
Highest altitude gained: at baralacha pass 5,100 meters.
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