11 Days Pin Parvati Pass Trekking Tour Himachal Pradesh
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Trip Overview
Nestled at an elevation of 5319m high, Pin- Parvati is a dream of every trekker. This trek is immensely challenging and tricky, as it falls on higher altitude and its majority of the sections are entirely covered with frozen snow mountains, it presents a mysterious picture of the risky trail. The uncertain trekking trail, the snow carpeted beast mountain ranges, the kinetic moraines, and the lush green alpine woods are some of the highlights of this trek. The trek begins at Kullu, taking you towards the tranquil scenarios of Parvati River, and then finally reaching the serene hot spring at Khir Ganga. While trekking, you would come across the beautiful scenarios of dense woods, death-defying river crossings and a glimpse of nomadic settlements. This trek demands an optimum level of fitness as the trek is challenging, thrilling and heart-warming.
Highlights
- Thrilling opportunity to be a part of challenging and thrilling trek
- A chance to test the physical endurance and capability
- Witness the tranquillity at the glacial lake – Mantalai
- Check out the exhilarating wildlife as you would come across Snow-Leopard, Spiti Wolf, Ibex, and Ghural
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Manikaran
Just 40 km away from Bhuntar, Manikaran is a holy place for the Sikh community. As soon as you reach Manikaran, meet our representatives and then check in to your hotel. Now, spend the day at leisure. Explore the Manikaran market, and roam around the town. Stay at night in a hotel in Manikaran.
Day 2: Manikaran to Khirganga
Drive to Barsheni village, from that point, you would begin your trek. Through the woods, and steep terrain reaches Khir Ganga which is at 10,006 feet. Khirganga is a holy place, where you would find holy water spring, and then visit a small temple of Lord Shiva. Spend the night at a camp in Khir Ganga.
Day 3: Khir Ganga – Tundah Bhuj
Continue your ascent towards the gorge, as the valley widens, the trail passes by the wonderful pastures, vast flora and fauna and astonishing scenarios of nomadic settlement. Arrival at Tundah Bhuj (10,515). Spend this night here in a camp.
Day 4: Tundah Bhuj – Pandu Bridge
This trekking trail is mentally and physically challenging due to steep slopes and rugged trails. Once you reach Pandu Bridge, prepare for Camping at Pandu Bridge for the night.
Day 5: Pandu Bridge
At first, you would cross a natural bridge, which is known as Pandu Bridge. From there the trail traverses across the flower meadows, and then reach Chota Mantlai (12,729) feet. Stay for overnight camping at Mantalai.
Day 6: Chota Mantlai to Mantalai Lake
Trek through the picturesque scenarios amidst the mountain ranges and meadows. Then, moving upwards at an elevation of 13,779 feet to Mantlai Lake where you can spend the night camping.
Day 7: Mantalai Lake to High Camp
Direct steep climb over 1000, feet which take you to the beautiful grassy camp for night at the base of Paravati pass (14,763 feet) where you would spend the night.
Day 8: High Camp – Pin Parvati – Parvati Valley
This is the summit day, and on this day you would scale a climb of 17,339 feet. Careful precaution is necessary as the area is over the snowy abyss. After the pass, descend towards the valley to reach the campsite in the Pin Valley at 15,419 feet. Stay overnight in a camp.
Day 9: Pin Valley – Mud
From Pin Valley descend towards the Mud Village, which is at 11,811feet. Spend your night in Mud village.
Day 10: Mud – Manali
Now, from Mud, leisure walk to Kaza, from where you can travel by road to Manali via Kunzum La. Sleep and take shower in hot water. Spend the night in a hotel in Manali.
Day 11: Reserve Day
The adventure ends here.
Included
- Transportation facility during the trek
- Certified guide for mountaineering
- Local Staff who has proper knowledge of the routes
- Serving vegetarian meals as mentioned. IT includes morning tea, breakfast, lunch, evening tea, and dinner
- Cooks, helper, and staffs
- Porters and mules to carry camp equipments and utensils
- Equipment: Sleeping bags and mats, tents on sharing basis
- First aid kit with oxygen cylinder
- Permission of forest
- Charges of camping
Excluded
- Porters to carry personal luggage
- Personal Trekking Equipments
- Personal Insurance
- Emergency Cost Evacuation
- Personal Expenses
- Goods and Service taxes 5%- Indian Government Taxes
Good to Know
The itinerary is the standard presentation of the scheduled program by us. The modification of time and place could be made according to your requirement. The combination of accommodation could be modified as well. There are certain mandatory documents that you must carry:
- Medical certificate which has been issued not more than 25 days from the starting day of the trek
- Original and Photocopy of the identity card which has been acknowledged by the Government
- Disclaimer Form
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Manikaran
Just 40 km away from Bhuntar, Manikaran is a holy place for the Sikh community. As soon as you reach Manikaran, meet our representatives and then check in to your hotel. Now, spend the day at leisure. Explore the Manikaran market, and roam around the town. Stay at night in a hotel in Manikaran.
Day 2: Manikaran to Khirganga
Drive to Barsheni village, from that point, you would begin your trek. Through the woods, and steep terrain reaches Khir Ganga which is at 10,006 feet. Khirganga is a holy place, where you would find holy water spring, and then visit a small temple of Lord Shiva. Spend the night at a camp in Khir Ganga.
Day 3: Khir Ganga – Tundah Bhuj
Continue your ascent towards the gorge, as the valley widens, the trail passes by the wonderful pastures, vast flora and fauna and astonishing scenarios of nomadic settlement. Arrival at Tundah Bhuj (10,515). Spend this night here in a camp.
Day 4: Tundah Bhuj – Pandu Bridge
This trekking trail is mentally and physically challenging due to steep slopes and rugged trails. Once you reach Pandu Bridge, prepare for Camping at Pandu Bridge for the night.
Day 5: Pandu Bridge
At first, you would cross a natural bridge, which is known as Pandu Bridge. From there the trail traverses across the flower meadows, and then reach Chota Mantlai (12,729) feet. Stay for overnight camping at Mantalai.
Day 6: Chota Mantlai to Mantalai Lake
Trek through the picturesque scenarios amidst the mountain ranges and meadows. Then, moving upwards at an elevation of 13,779 feet to Mantlai Lake where you can spend the night camping.
Day 7: Mantalai Lake to High Camp
Direct steep climb over 1000, feet which take you to the beautiful grassy camp for night at the base of Paravati pass (14,763 feet) where you would spend the night.
Day 8: High Camp – Pin Parvati – Parvati Valley
This is the summit day, and on this day you would scale a climb of 17,339 feet. Careful precaution is necessary as the area is over the snowy abyss. After the pass, descend towards the valley to reach the campsite in the Pin Valley at 15,419 feet. Stay overnight in a camp.
Day 9: Pin Valley – Mud
From Pin Valley descend towards the Mud Village, which is at 11,811feet. Spend your night in Mud village.
Day 10: Mud – Manali
Now, from Mud, leisure walk to Kaza, from where you can travel by road to Manali via Kunzum La. Sleep and take shower in hot water. Spend the night in a hotel in Manali.
Day 11: Reserve Day
The adventure ends here.
Included
- Transportation facility during the trek
- Certified guide for mountaineering
- Local Staff who has proper knowledge of the routes
- Serving vegetarian meals as mentioned. IT includes morning tea, breakfast, lunch, evening tea, and dinner
- Cooks, helper, and staffs
- Porters and mules to carry camp equipments and utensils
- Equipment: Sleeping bags and mats, tents on sharing basis
- First aid kit with oxygen cylinder
- Permission of forest
- Charges of camping
Excluded
- Porters to carry personal luggage
- Personal Trekking Equipments
- Personal Insurance
- Emergency Cost Evacuation
- Personal Expenses
- Goods and Service taxes 5%- Indian Government Taxes
Good to Know
The itinerary is the standard presentation of the scheduled program by us. The modification of time and place could be made according to your requirement. The combination of accommodation could be modified as well. There are certain mandatory documents that you must carry:
- Medical certificate which has been issued not more than 25 days from the starting day of the trek
- Original and Photocopy of the identity card which has been acknowledged by the Government
- Disclaimer Form