
Detailed Route
A meticulously structured 6-day journey commencing at Chamba and completing at Manali. The trail progresses naturally through diverse climate zones, offering proper acclimatization milestones, scenic ridge highlights, and beautiful, high-value campsite locations.
Standard RouteThis is the standard mountain pacing for this trek. Specific operators may add an acclimatization day or alter the starting point. Check individual operator schedules for their exact logistics.
Duration
6 Days
Total Distance
53 KM
Max Altitude
15,400 FT
Trek Type
linear
Permit Cost
Where to Get
Tisa / Bhanudi
Documents
Aadhar/Passport
Foreign Nationals
A passport check is strictly enforced when moving into Lahaul/Pangi.
Foreigner Process
Police checkposts.
Nearest Embassy Hub
New Delhi
After navigating the winding roads to the Tisa block, disembark and push immediately into the steep, heavily forested flanks of the Pir Panjal. The path here is thick with undergrowth.
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Ascend ruthlessly out of the trees onto the high alpine pastures. These are 60-degree grass slopes where footing is critical. Eventually settle near a seasonal Gaddi encampment.
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A shorter but deeply tiring day navigating massive boulders and loose scree to reach the final staging ground immediately beneath the Darati headwall. The temperature drops dramatically here.
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Embark before dawn. Scramble up the final 1,900 feet of loose rock and snow. The summit offers a staggering view of the Pangi gorge. Descending the northern face requires kicking steps down steep, firm snowbanks into the arid Lahaul/Pangi transition zone.
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A knee-grinding descent walking off the high mountain shoulders down to the mighty Chenab river. Arrive at Tindi, deeply embedded in the Pangi valley.
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Board waiting 4x4s. Drive eastwards out of the Pangi gorge, passing through Udaipur into Lahaul, and finally crossing beneath the Rohtang range to exit the Himalayas at Manali.
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Stop at Udaipur to visit the famous wooden Mrikula Devi temple before heading into the stunning Miyar Valley.
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