Himalayan Treks in Himachal Pradesh

About Trip: When it comes to the Himalayan vacation, what better way to spend the days in Solang Valley, which is one of the famous tourist hotspots in the Himalayas. The high altitude environment guarantees a fresh air and beautiful views of Dhauladar range, which is a breathtaking sight to witness and an ideal location for kids to see a geographical feature of that size. The most common activities here include Parachuting, Paragliding, Skiing, and Motor Biking. Note for Parents: Call us on 9611102222 or visit at our office @ Indira Nagar, Bangalore.     Trip Highlights: Duration: 11 Days, 10 Nights. Highest Altitude: 8,500 feet Grade: Easy,Safe for first timers. Temperature: 10 – 25 degrees Celcius Best Time: May – June Age Limits:  10 to 15 years.   Support Staff: Experienced Male & Female instructors Activity Type: Water Sports, Trekking and Outdoor activities. Starts at: Bangalore Ends at: Bangalore Camp Region: Solang Valley, Manali – Himachal Pradesh. Insurance: Insurance for Adventure sports included Few important points to note before you decide to register:Click Here read more read less

  About Place: This is one of the most captivating treks in the Kullu region of Himachal Pradesh. At an altitude of 9,938 feet, lies the village of Malana also known as the village of Taboo. Malana is considered as one of the oldest democracies in the world and it is widely believed that people of Malana are direct descendant of Greeks, who visited India during one of their campaigns under Alexander the Great. The Malana - Chandrakhani Pass trek begins at Naggar after a short drive from Manali off the left bank of River Beas. After crossing the Chanderkhani Pass (3600m), this trek gets to the Malana village, famous for its distinct and very reserved social culture. Care and respect for local customs is essential. Trip Highlights: * Chandrakhani Pass is one of the most beautiful places at an altitude of 3,660 m located in the Kullu valley. Chandrakhani Pass offers fabulous views of the Deo Tibba peak, Pir Panjal and Parvati range of mountains. * Malana is an ancient Indian village in the state of Himachal Pradesh. This solitary village in the Malana Nala, a side valley of the Parvati Valley to the north-east of Kullu Valley, is isolated from the rest of the world with its own lifestyle and social structure and people are strict in following their customs. Few important points to note before you decide to register:Click Here   read more read less

Trekking in Himalaya is always lifetime experience, mixed feelings, strenuous but in the end a wonderful experience with lots of memories. The scenic landscape changes its nature gradually offering a visual delight to the trekkers. The horizon is filled with the infinities of the sky and a unique tranquility surrounds the atmosphere. You can hear the sound of the wind and feel the true power of nature which is otherwise lost in a hustling city life. All you feel at that moment is completely 'humbled' in front of Mother Nature. The route of the Hampta pass through delightful alpine pastures, snowfields and offers magnificent views of peaks such as Mount Indrasan (6221 meters), Mount Deotibba ( 6001 meters ) and the other side of the valley known as the Spiti Valley in Lahaul District. The trail has a rich flora and fauna with forests of cedar, fir, walnut, oak etc. and colorful birds. read more read less

Trekking in Himalaya is always lifetime experience, mixed feelings, strenuous but in the end a wonderful experience with lots of memories. The scenic landscape changes its nature gradually offering a visual delight to the trekkers. The horizon is filled with the infinities of the sky and a unique tranquility surrounds the atmosphere. You can hear the sound of the wind and feel the true power of nature which is otherwise lost in a hustling city life. All you feel at that moment is completely 'humbled' in front of Mother Nature. The route of the Hampta pass through delightful alpine pastures, snowfields and offers magnificent views of peaks such as Mount Indrasan (6221 meters), Mount Deotibba ( 6001 meters ) and the other side of the valley known as the Spiti Valley in Lahaul District. The trail has a rich flora and fauna with forests of cedar, fir, walnut, oak etc. and colorful birds. Important: Do keep a reserve day in Manali and arrange your return trip. In the event of snow, the itinerary can be extended for one more day. read more read less