
Detailed Route
10-day expedition from Manali via the iconic Beas Kund glacier approach, crossing the brutal Tentu La to the 1912 first-ascent summit at 5,982m.
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Duration
10 Days
Total Distance
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Max Altitude
19,625 FT
Trek Type
Standard
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Rest at 2,050m. Gear audit and briefing.
Drive up Solang Valley to Dhundi roadhead. Begin trek towards Beas Kund.
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Through the famous Beas Kund meadows. Base camp at the edge of the glacier at ~3,700m.
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Day hike on the glacier. Technical skills: crampon, ice-axe, self-arrest, rope management on live ice.
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Carry gear to ABC at ~4,500m near the base of Tentu La. Return to BC to sleep — rotation.
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Recovery and weather window assessment.
Establish at ABC. Early dinner, sleep by 7 PM for 1 AM start.
Alpine start at 1 AM. Tentu La crossing at 75–80° gradient with fixed ropes. Summit push on the exposed ridge to 5,982m. Hard turnaround at 10 AM. Return to ABC.
Key Landmarks
Descend via Beas Kund back to Dhundi, drive to Manali.
End of expedition.
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Last Verified: May 2026
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