
Detailed Route
12-day expedition from Manali via Jagatsukh and the beautiful Tainta meadows to the historic 6,001m summit first climbed in 1952.
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Duration
12 Days
Total Distance
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Max Altitude
19,688 FT
Trek Type
Standard
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Points show end-of-day camp altitude. Summit days show peak altitude reached.
Arrive and rest at 2,050m. Good acclimatization starting point.
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30-min drive to trek start. Acquire all permits.
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Through dense conifer forest into high meadows.
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Classic Himalayan base camp at ~4,070m. Views of Deo Tibba and Indrasan emerge.
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Day hike to the stunning glacial lake at ~4,480m. Return to Tainta for the night.
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Full day of crampon, ice-axe, crevasse rescue, and fixed rope training on the glacier above camp.
Carry gear to ABC at ~5,100m near Duhangan Col. Return to Tainta to sleep — acclimatization rotation.
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Recovery. Final weather forecast review. Guide briefing on summit day protocol.
Establish at ABC near Duhangan Col at ~5,100m. Early dinner, sleep by 7 PM.
Alpine start at 1–2 AM. Glacier traverse, hanging glacier ice section (fixed ropes), steep summit dome. Summit at 6,001m. Return to ABC then descend to Tainta.
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Descent through the forest. Arrive Manali for celebration dinner.
End of expedition.
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Last Verified: May 2026
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