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Hampta Pass Trek [complete information] part 1

Hampta Pass Trek [complete information] your queries: Nature travel vlog hampta pass trek hampta pass hampta pass trek route hampta pass trek in june hampta pass trek distance hampta pass trek the himalayas hamta pass,hampta pass trek budget temperature on hampta pass hampta pass trek without guide hampta pass chandratal trek hamta pass manali trek hampta pass in july hampta pass trek time hampta pass summit hampta,hampta pass weather hampta pass trek vlog hampta pass trek 2024 hampta pass trek guide Hampta Pass: An Overview Located in the Pir Panjal range, the top point of Hamta Pass lies at an altitude of 4270m above sea level. As mentioned above, it is a small corridor that bridges Manali in Kullu Valley to Chandratal in Lahaul and Spiti Valley. the name of the pass has come from Hampta Village located right below Sethan Village. Other than seasonal trekkers, the meadows and grasslands Hampta Pass are used by shepherds too, seeking high altitude grasslands in summer. Hampta Pass Trek Itinerary There are two different itineraries you will find online for the paid tours: 4-day and 5-day. Now let’s talk about it in detail… Day 1: Manali to Chikka (Manali to Jobri, 1-hour drive. Jobri to Chikka, 3–4 hours): Your journey begins with a short drive from Manali to the Zero point in Hampta Valley, also known as Jobri Nala. You will pass the town of Prini (on the old Kullu-Manali highway) and Sethan. It is in Sethan that you will find the last few shops to buy some chocolates and biscuits. The one that is for 4-days doesn’t take you to Chandratal. Your journey begins from Manali in a car/jeep. From Zero point in Hampta Valley, the trek to Chhatru, via Hamta Pass begins. From Chhatru (in Lahaul and Spiti) you’re taken back to Manali in a Jeep or a car. However, the 5-day itinerary for Hampta Pass trek takes you to Chandratal. On day 4, when you reach Chhatru, you’re taken to one of the campsites in Chandratal (in a car/jeep). You spend a night in Chandratal and return to Manali the following morning. This is how a 4-day or a 5-day Hampta Pass Trek itinerary differs.The road ends at Jobri. The trek from here after an easy river-crossing. The route will take you through a deep forest of pine and birch trees following a jungle trail. The day’s trek ends at Chikka. It is possible that there is a waterfall close to the campsite Day 2: Chikka To Balu Ka Ghera (Chikka to Balu ka Ghera, 6-7 hours): The beauty of your Hampta Pass trek will actually begin after a few hours from Chikka towards Balu ka Ghera as you will slowly ascent along the Hamta river to wide-open meadows. It is possible that you come across a few temporary shepherd-shelters and your itinerary includes a cup of tea inside one of their huts. If not, you can ask your trek leader to organise such an experience. It is going to be a little uphill on day 2 so be prepared for it. For most paid Hampta Pass tours, Balu ka Ghera remains the spot for night camping. On a clear day, you get a beautiful view of the Hampta Pass from Balu ka Ghera. I suggest waking up a little early to click a few Instagram photos. On a cloudy day, however, the view gets screwed up really badly. Day 3: Balu ka Ghera to Shera Goru (Balu ka Ghera to Hampta pass to Shera Goru 7–8 hours): As you approach the pass, the trek becomes very challenging. One, because the climb is quite steep uphill. And two, because of decreasing oxygen level at 4000+ m above the sea level. It takes about 4 hours to reach Hampta Pass from Balu ka Ghera. From the top point, expect beautiful panoramic views of the mighty Dhauladhar range and the snow-capped Indrasan Peak. It is usually windy and cold in the Pass, so most groups don’t stay for long. From the pass, starts the descend to Lahaul Valley. From this point, the valley starts widening up. The campsite on day 3 is going to be the most scenic campsite of the entire Hampta Pass trek itinerary. But again, you need a clear sunny day to experience so! Day 4: Shea Goru to Chandratal (Shea Goru to Chatru to Chandratal 7-8 hours): From Shea Goru, the trail further descends and enter into a landscape of boulder and rocks. You will be walking along the left bank of Chandra River for a good part of the trek. The trek ends at Chatru. From here, Chandratal lake is about 46 km. Tonight’s stay will be in Chandratal. From the campsite in Chandratal, the lake of Chandratal is about 1.5-2 km. TIP: If you were doing the trek on your own and want to visit Spiti Valley, you can take a bus from Chatru to Kaza. There is a daily HRTC bus service from Manali to Kaza that arrives in Chatru around the afternoon. Chhatru to Kaza distance is 119 km. It is also possible to hitchhike as well as find one of the many share jeeps on the route. Day 5: Chandratal to Manali (Chandratal to Manali 5 hours): Day 5 of your Hamta Pass journey will take you back to Chatru and then further to Batal (a popular stopover for people doing Manali-Spiti Valley route as there are many Dhabas