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- 13D/12N
- 13D/12N
Friendship Peak is a majestic mountain, situated at Pir Panjal range, in Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh. This mountain, covered with snow, is perched at an altitude of 5,289 m above the sea level. The best route to access this peak is through Dhundi and Beas Kund. The ideal time to climb this peak is from May to June and September to October. Kullu Manali Airport and Joginder Nagar Railway Station are the nearest airport and railway station.
The 13 day trip starts from New Delhi and ends in Bakarthach. We trek from Manali to Solang to Bakarthach and reach the friendship peak. We set a base camp at the place and move forward to another advance base camp.
Friendship peak in the Beas Kund area is an ideal non-technical trekking peak for those with limited or no mountaineering knowledge.
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- Manali
- 9D/8N
About Manali:
Nestled in the bosom of the mighty Himalayas, the serene hamlet of Dhundi has much to offer in terms of natural beauty. The birthplace of the river Beas, Dhundi forms the final destination in the Friendship Peak Trek. With its startlingly clear skies, lush green pastures and the sound of the fast river gushing by, the village is a natural wonderland offering resplendent, panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. Snaking its way from the Solang Valley, the Friendship Peak trekking route travels through some of the most beautiful sights in Dhundi, promising to make the trekkers fall in love with the little village.
About Friendship Peak Trek:
Friendship Peak is located in Pir Panjal range with a height of 5289m. This site offers a panoramic view of some snowy peaks namely Friendship. Friendship Pass Trek is a popular trekking spots in Himachal Fairly accessible location.
Friendship peak is in the Beas Kund area and is an ideal non-technical or trekking peak for those with limited or no mountaineering knowledge. This is the most popular mountain area for foreign tourists also. We will start our journey from New Delhi, in first phase; we will reach to beautiful Manali. While touring we will visit Manali, the main attraction of tourists. A temple in Manali called Hadimba Temple is famous. Then we will visit Beas Kund, which is a small water body on the true left side of the glacier draining one of the many trickles which join to form the mighty Beas
Friendship Peak Trek is one of the best treks from Solang Valley on to Dhundhi. While moving further we will have the opportunity to visit the Base camp. Then after we will visit Dhundhi (It is believed that there was once an Ogress called Dhundhi in the kingdom of Prithu) which is the last destination of our tour
Witness the stunning beauty of the Tirthan Valley region and the surrounding mountains through this trekking expedition.
You will be picked-up from the Kullu bus stand and driven to the Tirthan Valley where you can leisurely visit the apple garden or simply relax at the cottage. You can also hike through lush-green thickets while enjoying the scenic landscapes that comprise of stunning waterfalls sprawling throughtout the region.
Once here, visit the trout fish farms along the trek and study the methods of fish farming in Kasol. On the second day enjoy a trek to one of the beautiful waterfalls in the area before ending the trip on beautiful note.
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- Kullu
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About the Activity:
- Get ready for an ecstatic trekking experience to the Greater Himalayan National Park in Shilt Thatch.
- Share your enthusiasm and energy with the huge collection of wildlife species and natural wonders in the forests.
- Strenuous treks are there for you to conquer the majestic steeps and hill paths through out the tour.
- Visit Tirthan river in the park, relax for sometime, relish the wilderness and continue trekking to Kharongcha for the night stay.
- Awesome day at Rolla and Shilt where you have ample time to get glimpses of wildlife freely living in the thick forests.
- Be lucky to see many rare species of birds and animals in the lush green jungles.
- Get amused with the village
life in the hills and also the traditional architecture inherited by the
natives
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- Kasol
- 5D/4N
Location: Kasol, Himachal Pradesh
Start Point/End Point: Kasol
Start Time/End Time: The Sar Pass trek start at 10:00 AM on day 1 and ends around 02:00 PM on day 5.
About the Sar Pass:
Huddled 13,700 ft. above sea level in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, sits a snowy dream world that beckons herds of adventurers into its folds every year. Sar Pass is one of the most beautiful treks in India, and promises a medley of thick forests, sylvan meadows and roaring streams. Your first stop is Kasol, which is the base village for the trek. It is a beautiful hamlet reflecting Israeli culture, which makes it every backpackers' dream destination.
The initial part of the Sar Pass trek is housed within stunning woods that seem like something right out of a fantasy movie. The scenery shifts from grassy meadows to the Winterland of Narnia midway through the trek! Patches of green and brown are veiled under a layer of powdery snow. The last hour or two of the trek to the main Sar Pass is the most thrilling part, as the incline of the slope is nearly 90 degrees! As daunting as it sounds, the surrounding Himalayan beauty overpowers your fear and fatigue. The highlight of the Sar Pass trek is the descent from Sar Pass, which can't be traversed by trekking, give the steep incline. You have to slide down the slope! It feels like a roller coaster ride, only better. Experience your heart racing, and soul rejoicing as the little child in you comes shrieking alive!
About the Sar Pass trek:
One of the most widely sought after treks in India, the Sar Pass trek opens up to magnificent views of the vicinal Himalayan peaks. Originating from the famous village of Kasol, which is also known as the backpackers’ paradise, the trail weaves through a melange of dense forests of pine and rhododendrons, lush meadows and rustic hamlets. Leaning a bit towards a moderate level of difficulty, the trek is ideal for fit beginners. Sar Pass is essentially a mountain ridge, and not an actual mountain pass, as far as technicalities are concerned. But this doesn’t mean it is any less thrilling than one!
Huddled in the serene Parvati Valley of Kullu, Sar Pass offers unmatched views of the roaring Parvati river. The Sar top unveils a panoramic canvas of snow-clad peaks and misty mountain valleys. The Sar Pass trek also holds some of the finest campsites like Min Thach, Biskeri Thach and Nagaru in its lush folds. The route is truly mesmerising, enhanced by a handful of gurgling streams that emanate a haunting lullaby for trekkers. Trekkers get to cross the icy waters of the river Parvati on their way towards the quaint little village of Pulga.
The trek is best enjoyed during the months of May to October when a thick blanket of snow blankets the route at higher altitudes! The terrain swerves from being a fairytale forest to a winter wonderland with beautiful subtlety. Ensnaring the senses with a lovely caress of the visual and spiritual beauty, Sar Pass promises you a camera full of postcard-worthy photographs, and a heart full of lifetime memories. Make your foray into the world of Himalayan trekking with Sar Pass, which guarantees to leave you begging for more adventures.The magnificence of a beautiful verdant landscape against a curtain of majestic Himalayan peaks shrouded in snow and mist, wearing a halo of clouds. Itching to grab your rucksack and run? Book your slots for the Sar Pass trek today!
Quick Facts About Sar Pass Trek:
Sar Pass Trek Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate
Maximum Altitude:13,800 ft.
Gradient : Rocky and steep
Landmarks Covered: Grahan Village, Mung Thach, Nagaru, Min Thach
Electricity: Electricity will be available in Kasol campsite, However there will be no electricity at the campsite on the trek.
ATM: Kasol is the last point where you will get ATM.
How to reach?
You have to report at base camp in Kasol which is around 28 km from Bhuntar bus stand. Many local transports and private cabs are available from Bhuntar to reach Kasol.
- Embark in this exciting 14 days and 13 nights trekking expedition in Kullu Manali and get a chance to explore the enduring beauty of this region.
- Start your tour from Delhi and reach Chandiarh by train. Check in to the hotel and enjoy sightseeing the amazing beauty of Chandigarh.
- Drive from Chandigarh to Bir or you also have an option of taking the night train.
- Continue trekking from Billing to Rajgundha for 4-5 hours and covering a distance of 10 kms.
- Enjoy trekking from Rajgundha to Palachak through the pine forest and the mountain streams witnessing the great views of the open Kangra valle.
- Pass through the steep path until you reach your campsite below the tree line.
- Keep trekking from Palachak to Panihatru covering a distance of 14 kms for 5 hours and then from Panihatru to Mahru / Udag over Thamsar Pass.
- Marvel at the sights of the valleys as you hike from Udag to Barabhangal village for about 4 hours.
- Drive from Nayagran to Dalhousie hotel and enjoy sight seeing at Dalhousie, then continue driving to Dharamshala.
- Admire the amazing beauty of Dharamshala and spend the night in the hotel.
- Start trekking through the hills and valleys for about 8 kms. the trek will be an easy one.
- Pass through the valleys as you trek from Barabhangal to Dhardi for about 6-7 hours.
- Start trekking from Dhardi and then reach the Nayagran (Chamba) hotel for the night.
- Drive to Delhi or fly to Delhi from Dhramshala where your tour ends.
Reporting time: 7:00 PM
Planning for the next weekend getaway from Delhi that will help you take a break from daily life? Then this tour to Tirthan and Jibhi is perfect for you. Tirthan river valley is an unexplored paradise that is surrounded by thick forests and provides a stunning backdrop for those who love camping. At 10800 meters lies the beautiful Jibhi Jalori pass that can be reached either by road or by trekking. You can visit the beautiful Serolsar Lake that resides in a beautiful backdrop of rich green hills and tall trees.
- The village draws its name from the Tirthan River, which originates from the glaciers of the Himalayas.
- The valley is well known for the scenic beauty, lush green forest, lakes, short hikes, and camping experiences.
- If you are traveling by a Volvo then make sure that you get off at the starting point of Aut Tunnel and from there a private vehicle will take you to Tirthan Valley.
- The package includes the services of a guide for the hikes and a vehicle with a local driver for a comfortable commute along with the stay at the camps in the Tirthan valley.