Why should people trek ? What is there to achieve?
Himalayan range is vast. Learn the way mountains teach the ability to bounce back, self control and deeper connection with nature. Create happy memories along with fellow members on trek.
We have partner organisation in Manali with experience of more than what is needed.The trek we organise with best possible plan.
Information about hamta pass valley –
Welcome to the Hamta Pass (Pre-Monsoon) Trek approximately 14,100 feet above sea level — a spectacular journey through a landscape of gigantic mountain valley. We promise you an unforgettable experience.
The Hamta Pass Trek is well known among international trekkers and was historically one of the shortest routes connecting the Kullu-Manali region with Spiti and Kaza. The pass has traditionally served as an important crossing for local shepherds and travellers journeying between these contrasting Himalayan landscapes.
Experience the grandeur of the great snow-covered mountains in their natural setting. In the more remote sections, you can trek for days without encountering human habitation. The wilderness areas is home to a remarkable variety of Himalayan flora and fauna, offering exceptional opportunities for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.
This exotic and immensely rewarding trek encompasses the breathtaking mountains of beautiful Kullu and Manali valleys, before crossing the Pir Panjal ranges and traversing the high-altitude Hamta Pass. The route continues towards Chhatru, Chandratal Lake (the Lake of the Moon) and the magnificent Spiti Valley.
One of the notable locations along the route is Bhalu Ka Dhera, located approximately two kilometres beyond Juara at the base of Hamta Pass. The area is traditionally associated with Himalayan bears and is particularly known for wildlife activity during the summer months.
Detailed itinerary-
- Day 1) Arrival at our selected Base Camp at Shuru village (6000 Feet). Welcome tea with snacks, Allotment of tents, Registration, Wash & change
Lunch
Rest
Familiarization with the campus
Issue of equipment. Evening Tea and snacks, First Aid lecture
Group discussion – Course Objectives
and LNT (Leave No Traces)
Dinner
Lights out - Day 2) Morning Bell
Tea.
Break fast.
Check out and leave Base Camp early in the morning and trek up to the next Camp – I Setan Village. 2,700 meters (~8,850 to 9,600 feet)
Today’s acclimatization walks up to the said camp / height.
Hot Lunch.Rest
Tent pitching Lecture & practice
Bush Craft and Flying Fox.
Tea with snacks
Dinner
Campfire De-briefing of the day &
Programme for the next day.
Lights out - Day 3) Morning Bell
Tea.
Breakfast
Trek to Ooching Bihaii Camp – 2.
Introduction with the camp site
Hot Lunch.
Rest
Rappelling
Lecture on self cooking & survival
Tea with snacks
Games
Dinner
Camp fire
Programme for next day, sleep - Day 4) Morning Bell
Tea
Breakfast
Trek to Juara (3530m.) Camp – 3.
Tea/Juice
Settling In tents
Lunch, Tea
Rescue / Demonstration- A Portable Hyperbaric Chambers (Inflatable) – GAMOW BAG.
Bouldering.
Preparation for the Summit Day
Dinner
Program for next day. - Day 5) Morning Bell
Tea
Early morning move & Breakfast
Summit Day: Snow trek to Hamta Pass/ 14100 Feet Meditation point.
While Descending Sledging on snow &
Glissading and Photography. Return to the Base Camp.
Tea/Juice
Lunch Tea
Campfire
Dinner
Briefing of the programme for the next day. - Day 6) Morning Bell
Tea
Break fast
Return trek via Chhika–Jhobri Road. From there, board a camper or tempo traveler back to the Base Camp at Shuru.
Juice.
Hot Lunch. Rest
Tea
Return of Issued equipment.
Wash & Change
DJ- Bara Khana
Lights off - Day 7) Morning Bell
Tea
Break fast
Evaluation
After 10:00 a.m., proceed to explore the market.
Option 1: Have lunch in the market and do shopping.
Option 2: Return to Base Camp by 1:00 p.m. for lunch. Leave Base Camp at 6:30 p.m. for the Volvo bus stand in Manali. The bus to Delhi departs between 7:00 and 7:30 p.m.
WHAT TO BRING FOR THE BACKPACKING
1. Loose/Comfortable clothing – two pairs
2. Thick Pullover – 02nos.
3. Sports shoes
4. Water bottle
5. Snow/Sun goggles
6. Torch with spare cells
7. Writing material
8. Antiseptic/ Sunburn cream
9. Kneecap & band – aid
10. Toilet Paper Roll.
11. Monkey Cap, Sun Cap
We will provide the following items to the students.
1. Ruck Sack
2. Sleeping Bag
3. Sleeping Bag Liner- (Warm & Hygienic)
4. Carry mats
5. Wind Cheater
6. Poncho
AGE GROUP: ABOVE 15 YEARS
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