Overview

The Pin Parvati trek is an advanced level eleven day journey over which you meet 4 different valleys; the Parvati, Pin, Rampur, and the Spiti valley! But this is not all. Magnificent views of enormous glaciers on one hand and flowery meadows on the other are a sight for sore eyes any day! The Pin Parvati pass connects the luscious green Parvati valley of Kullu and the snowclad rocky Pin valley of Spiti rating the trek as most beautiful among all Spiti treks! We warn you, this 100 km trek needs high trekking skills and a thorough preparation beforehand. Our excellent trekking guide is sure to assist you wherever required. Do not miss this most thrilling adventure over serene woods, snow-clads peaks, barrens rocky trails and a wonderful mixture of steep slopes and graduals climbs.


Package cost and details

INCLUSIONS:

  1. Accommodation costs (camping) sleeping bags, with roll on mattresses and the pantry/
    kitchen and toilet facilities.
  2. Qualified and experienced trek leaders, Guide, support staff
  3. First-aid treatment/facilities
  4. All meals during the trek (veg and egg)
  5. Any of the permit charges, forest entry fee and camping charges.
  6. Transportation from Manali or Bhuntar to Barshaini and Kaza to Manali.
  7. Trekking equipment (tents, sleeping bags, ropes etc.)


EXCLUSIONS:

  1. The trek cost does not include any train fare or air fare charges
  2. Stay and food at Manali or food during transit
  3.  Porters or mules for personal luggage.
    Any cost other than those that are listed above in the inclusions should be entirely borne by the
    trekkers.

Itinerary

Day 1
Manali – Manikaran then to Barshaini Kalga (2200mts.) 5-6 hrs.
From Manali, we drive 90 km to Manikaran popular in Himachal for hot springs. Another 7 km drive to Barshaini hamlet situated among lush pine forests serves as our commencing point of the trek. We then embark upon a short trek (30mins) to Rudranath base camp in Kalga village, a small clearing in the thick pine forest, through the misty and heavily wooded virgin forests of the Kullu valley. Stay overnight in tents.
Day 2
Kalga to Kheer Ganga (2850 mts) 4hrs.
An enormous landscape of thick woodland slides into view trailing through the forest to Kheerganga. A most pleasant walk, today’s trek leads you beautiful sights of river Parvati and its pass. Halt and relax at a small temple of lord Shiva and a bathing tank. Half an hour walk and you can locate the campsite 10 mins away downhill. Outdoorsy meal and stay in camp.
Day 3
Kheer Ganga to Tunda Bhuz (3200 mts) 5hrs.
Today’s trek is a relatively taxing climb uphill but with equally enjoyable views of the Parvati and surrounding meadows. The trek is covered with trees of pine and is heavily wooded. Tunda Bhuz is the upper limit for the pine forest and thereare abundance of Bhuz (Birch) trees. Camp at a lush green campsite.
Day 4
Thunda Bhuz to Thakur Kuan (3400mts) 5hrs

This is a challenging day of the trek because the trek is steep and difficult in some section close to Thakur Kuan. This area lies within the Kanawar wildlife sanctuary and one may cross small Himalayan brown ears at lower altitude and wild sheep or snow leopards in high altitude. Several short and long bridges across the way along rocky meadows and grazing grounds. After crossing the Pandu bridge we arrive at the campsite.


Day 5
Thakur Kuan to Mantalaie Lake (4074mts) 5hrs.
Trek to Mantalaie lake through the flower-speckled grasslands with an abundance of quartz and semi-precious gems. Witness magnificence of the Mantalaie Range and several glaciers along the trail. We reach the campsite near the lake and stay overnight in tents.
Day 6
Mantalaie to Base camp of Pin Parvati Pass (4500mts) 6hrs.
Trekking over glaciers and loose slopes is challenging. There is a beautiful grassy campsite. Acclimatize to weather and height and rest at the base camp.
Day 7
Base camp to Cross the Pin Parvati Pass (5319mts) to the other side of the base camp (4500mts.) 6 hrs.
This pass is difficult to trek and snow fields make it more challenging. Take necessary precautions at this section of the journey as the crevasses may not be easily visible.
After the pass descends over steep slopes to reach your first camp in Pin valley.
Day 8
Base camp to Ghurgul (4000mts) 4hrs.
A short walk after crossing the spectacular Pin Parvati valley end to end surrounded by high snow clad mountain peaks leads to a little hamlet habited by the Gompa community. Continuing towards Rampur valley we reach the Wichkurung Thatch. Overnight camp at a grassy campsite.
Day 9
Ghurgul to Mud (3600mts) 4hrs.
Today we land at the first village in Spiti valley. A village which is one of its kind and is set a below a cliff and inhabitant by simple folk of Tibetan stock. A high rocky terrain around the village appears striking. This is the last night of the trek.
Day 10
Mud to Sagnam (3753mts) Then to Kaza ((3810mts) 6 hrs.
We trek from Mud to Sagnam and reach the largest village in the Pin valley. From Sagnam you will be picked up by our jeep and drive to Kaza.
Day 11
Kaza to Manali. 9hrs.
Drive from Kaza to Manali over the Kunzum pass (4530mts) or stay in Kaza and explore the Spiti Valley for a few days.

Things to Carry

Necessities:


  1. Trekking shoes **: Trekking shoes with good grip and ankle support is compulsory for the trek. Please ensure that the trekking shoes are not new and used by the trekker prior to the trek. The trail is slippery and requires you to walk through rocks and boulders so good grip and water resistance shoe is necessary.  Do keep an extra floater in case of rain and for use in camps.
  2. Backpack (50-70 litres) **: A backpack with comfortable straps and a supporting frame is very important as you have to carry it on your own during the trek. Invest in a good backpack that is lightweight and comfortable to carry on long treks. 
  3. Daypack (20 litres): Keep a daypack incase you off load your backpack during the trek for your essential day items.
  4. Torch or Headlamp **: Please bring a torch or headlamp for all treks.
  5. Cutlery: Carry a spoon, mug and a lunch box. We insist on trekkers getting their own cutlery for hygiene reasons and for packed lunch.
  6. Sunglasses **: Invest in a good pair of sunglasses as you are going to be out in the sun for most of day. If you are trekking in snow it will be a mandatory as it protects you from snow blindness.
  7. Two water bottles **: 1 litre each for water during the trek. 

**    MANDATORY  DO NOT FORGET


Clothes and Other accessories:


  1. Warm jacket and Sweater (couple of them if you feel more susceptible to cold) 
  2. Thermals: Carry thermals to keep yourself warm in the camp.Trek pants (2)  for daily use during the trek which are light and comfortable.
  3. Collared Shirts (3-4) Full sleeves and quick dry so that it prevents sunburn on the arms and neck area. 
  4. Poncho: Poncho is very important when you are trekking in monsoon season to protect you from the rain. You can rent one from us @ INR 50 per day.
  5. Cap: To protect your hair and face from the scorching sun carry a cap.
  6.  Synthetic gloves for your hands as it will protect your hands from water, snow and keep you dry and warm.
  7. Socks (2 pair) + Wollen socks(2 pair)  for keep you warm in the camps.
  8. Trekking pole: You should carry your own trekking poles for the steep uphills and downhills. You can carry them or rent one from us @ INR 50 per day
  9. Toiletries: Sunscreen **, moisturiser, lip balm, toilet paper, toothbrush, toothpaste, hand sanitiser, wet wipes and tissues. 
  10. Plastic covers: While packing, use plastic bags to compartmentalise things and carry few extra plastic bags for wet clothes and to bring back your non biodegradable material back. Mountains are the source of water and life on this planet. Please try and keep it clean and healthy.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations prior to 30 days from the start of the trek

You can either transfer the same trek to any of your friends/family or get a voucher for the same amount and register for any of our treks in future (validity 1 year) Or Get a refund of 90%

(If the trek amount varies, the balance needs to be paid by the trekker)


Cancellation between 30 days and 15 days to the start of the trek

You can either choose to go for any other trek or other batches for the same trek depending on availability Or Get a refund of 75%


Cancellation between 15 days and 10 days to the start of the trek

You can choose to go on the same trek with other batches in the same season Or Get a refund of 50%


Cancellation less than 10 days to the start of the trek

You can transfer your trek to your friend/family (same trek) No cash refund

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The Pin Parvati trek is an advanced level eleven day journey over which you meet 4 different valleys; the Parvati, Pin, Rampur, and the Spiti valley! But this is not all. Magnificent views of enormous glaciers on one hand and flowery meadows on the other are a sight for sore eyes any day! The Pin Parvati pass connects the luscious green Parvati valley of Kullu and the snowclad rocky Pin valley of Spiti rating the trek as most beautiful among all Spiti treks! We warn you, this 100 km trek needs high trekking skills and a thorough preparation beforehand. Our excellent trekking guide is sure to assist you wherever required. Do not miss this most thrilling adventure over serene woods, snow-clads peaks, barrens rocky trails and a wonderful mixture of steep slopes and graduals climbs.


INCLUSIONS:

  1. Accommodation costs (camping) sleeping bags, with roll on mattresses and the pantry/
    kitchen and toilet facilities.
  2. Qualified and experienced trek leaders, Guide, support staff
  3. First-aid treatment/facilities
  4. All meals during the trek (veg and egg)
  5. Any of the permit charges, forest entry fee and camping charges.
  6. Transportation from Manali or Bhuntar to Barshaini and Kaza to Manali.
  7. Trekking equipment (tents, sleeping bags, ropes etc.)


EXCLUSIONS:

  1. The trek cost does not include any train fare or air fare charges
  2. Stay and food at Manali or food during transit
  3.  Porters or mules for personal luggage.
    Any cost other than those that are listed above in the inclusions should be entirely borne by the
    trekkers.

Day 1
Manali – Manikaran then to Barshaini Kalga (2200mts.) 5-6 hrs.
From Manali, we drive 90 km to Manikaran popular in Himachal for hot springs. Another 7 km drive to Barshaini hamlet situated among lush pine forests serves as our commencing point of the trek. We then embark upon a short trek (30mins) to Rudranath base camp in Kalga village, a small clearing in the thick pine forest, through the misty and heavily wooded virgin forests of the Kullu valley. Stay overnight in tents.
Day 2
Kalga to Kheer Ganga (2850 mts) 4hrs.
An enormous landscape of thick woodland slides into view trailing through the forest to Kheerganga. A most pleasant walk, today’s trek leads you beautiful sights of river Parvati and its pass. Halt and relax at a small temple of lord Shiva and a bathing tank. Half an hour walk and you can locate the campsite 10 mins away downhill. Outdoorsy meal and stay in camp.
Day 3
Kheer Ganga to Tunda Bhuz (3200 mts) 5hrs.
Today’s trek is a relatively taxing climb uphill but with equally enjoyable views of the Parvati and surrounding meadows. The trek is covered with trees of pine and is heavily wooded. Tunda Bhuz is the upper limit for the pine forest and thereare abundance of Bhuz (Birch) trees. Camp at a lush green campsite.
Day 4
Thunda Bhuz to Thakur Kuan (3400mts) 5hrs

This is a challenging day of the trek because the trek is steep and difficult in some section close to Thakur Kuan. This area lies within the Kanawar wildlife sanctuary and one may cross small Himalayan brown ears at lower altitude and wild sheep or snow leopards in high altitude. Several short and long bridges across the way along rocky meadows and grazing grounds. After crossing the Pandu bridge we arrive at the campsite.


Day 5
Thakur Kuan to Mantalaie Lake (4074mts) 5hrs.
Trek to Mantalaie lake through the flower-speckled grasslands with an abundance of quartz and semi-precious gems. Witness magnificence of the Mantalaie Range and several glaciers along the trail. We reach the campsite near the lake and stay overnight in tents.
Day 6
Mantalaie to Base camp of Pin Parvati Pass (4500mts) 6hrs.
Trekking over glaciers and loose slopes is challenging. There is a beautiful grassy campsite. Acclimatize to weather and height and rest at the base camp.
Day 7
Base camp to Cross the Pin Parvati Pass (5319mts) to the other side of the base camp (4500mts.) 6 hrs.
This pass is difficult to trek and snow fields make it more challenging. Take necessary precautions at this section of the journey as the crevasses may not be easily visible.
After the pass descends over steep slopes to reach your first camp in Pin valley.
Day 8
Base camp to Ghurgul (4000mts) 4hrs.
A short walk after crossing the spectacular Pin Parvati valley end to end surrounded by high snow clad mountain peaks leads to a little hamlet habited by the Gompa community. Continuing towards Rampur valley we reach the Wichkurung Thatch. Overnight camp at a grassy campsite.
Day 9
Ghurgul to Mud (3600mts) 4hrs.
Today we land at the first village in Spiti valley. A village which is one of its kind and is set a below a cliff and inhabitant by simple folk of Tibetan stock. A high rocky terrain around the village appears striking. This is the last night of the trek.
Day 10
Mud to Sagnam (3753mts) Then to Kaza ((3810mts) 6 hrs.
We trek from Mud to Sagnam and reach the largest village in the Pin valley. From Sagnam you will be picked up by our jeep and drive to Kaza.
Day 11
Kaza to Manali. 9hrs.
Drive from Kaza to Manali over the Kunzum pass (4530mts) or stay in Kaza and explore the Spiti Valley for a few days.

Necessities:


  1. Trekking shoes **: Trekking shoes with good grip and ankle support is compulsory for the trek. Please ensure that the trekking shoes are not new and used by the trekker prior to the trek. The trail is slippery and requires you to walk through rocks and boulders so good grip and water resistance shoe is necessary.  Do keep an extra floater in case of rain and for use in camps.
  2. Backpack (50-70 litres) **: A backpack with comfortable straps and a supporting frame is very important as you have to carry it on your own during the trek. Invest in a good backpack that is lightweight and comfortable to carry on long treks. 
  3. Daypack (20 litres): Keep a daypack incase you off load your backpack during the trek for your essential day items.
  4. Torch or Headlamp **: Please bring a torch or headlamp for all treks.
  5. Cutlery: Carry a spoon, mug and a lunch box. We insist on trekkers getting their own cutlery for hygiene reasons and for packed lunch.
  6. Sunglasses **: Invest in a good pair of sunglasses as you are going to be out in the sun for most of day. If you are trekking in snow it will be a mandatory as it protects you from snow blindness.
  7. Two water bottles **: 1 litre each for water during the trek. 

**    MANDATORY  DO NOT FORGET


Clothes and Other accessories:


  1. Warm jacket and Sweater (couple of them if you feel more susceptible to cold) 
  2. Thermals: Carry thermals to keep yourself warm in the camp.Trek pants (2)  for daily use during the trek which are light and comfortable.
  3. Collared Shirts (3-4) Full sleeves and quick dry so that it prevents sunburn on the arms and neck area. 
  4. Poncho: Poncho is very important when you are trekking in monsoon season to protect you from the rain. You can rent one from us @ INR 50 per day.
  5. Cap: To protect your hair and face from the scorching sun carry a cap.
  6.  Synthetic gloves for your hands as it will protect your hands from water, snow and keep you dry and warm.
  7. Socks (2 pair) + Wollen socks(2 pair)  for keep you warm in the camps.
  8. Trekking pole: You should carry your own trekking poles for the steep uphills and downhills. You can carry them or rent one from us @ INR 50 per day
  9. Toiletries: Sunscreen **, moisturiser, lip balm, toilet paper, toothbrush, toothpaste, hand sanitiser, wet wipes and tissues. 
  10. Plastic covers: While packing, use plastic bags to compartmentalise things and carry few extra plastic bags for wet clothes and to bring back your non biodegradable material back. Mountains are the source of water and life on this planet. Please try and keep it clean and healthy.

Cancellations prior to 30 days from the start of the trek

You can either transfer the same trek to any of your friends/family or get a voucher for the same amount and register for any of our treks in future (validity 1 year) Or Get a refund of 90%

(If the trek amount varies, the balance needs to be paid by the trekker)


Cancellation between 30 days and 15 days to the start of the trek

You can either choose to go for any other trek or other batches for the same trek depending on availability Or Get a refund of 75%


Cancellation between 15 days and 10 days to the start of the trek

You can choose to go on the same trek with other batches in the same season Or Get a refund of 50%


Cancellation less than 10 days to the start of the trek

You can transfer your trek to your friend/family (same trek) No cash refund

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