
Detailed Route
A historic trading route starting from Naggar, crossing the pass, and descending towards the isolated village of Malana.
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Duration
5 Days
Total Distance
36 KM
Max Altitude
12,000 FT
Trek Type
linear
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Permit Cost
Where to Get
Naggar Forest Office
Documents
Aadhar Card / Passport, Medical Fitness Certificate
Foreign Nationals
No restrictions.
Foreigner Process
N/A
Nearest Embassy Hub
New Delhi (500km away)
Acclimatize in the historic capital of Kullu.
Key Landmarks
Staying At
Steep steady climb passing through the traditional wooden village of Rumsu, breaking out onto the Chaklani meadows.
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Staying At
Climb to the pass. Enjoy sweeping views. Begin the long descent down the other side of the valley towards the Malana watershed.
Key Landmarks
Staying At
Descend into the heart of the deeply restrictive Malana village. Follow strict guide instructions.
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Short rapid descent to the roadhead. Take a taxi back to Kullu/Bhuntar.
Key Landmarks
After reaching the Malana Dam, take a taxi deeper into Parvati Valley to hike up to the Kheerganga hot springs.
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