Trek to Chamba valley via Indrahar Pass

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The Epic Trek to Chamba Valley via Indrahara Pass

About Trek to Chamba valley via Indrahara Pass :

Hey there, middle schoolers! So, imagine going on a super cool adventure trek through the Dhauladhar range of the Himalayas. This trek takes you to Indrahar Pass, which is like a gateway between two districts in Himachal Pradesh – Kangra and Chamba.

You start your journey in Mcleodganj, near Dharamshala, and make your way up to the amazing Indrahar Pass. Along the way, you’ll see awesome places like Triund, Ilaqapass, and Lahesh Caves, each with its own special beauty.

The trek is tough, with rocky paths and big boulders to climb over. But don’t worry, it’s totally worth it when you reach the top. From there, you can see the vast Indian plains to the south and the snowy mountains to the north. It’s like something out of a movie!

This trek is a once-in-a-lifetime experience to see the incredible beauty of the Himalayas up close. So, grab your hiking boots and get ready for an adventure you’ll never forget!

HIGHLIGHTS:

Bask at the magnificent sight of the Dhauladhar ranges from a height of 14,245 ft.
Capture some fascinating pictures of the rustic Lahesh Caves on your way to Indrahar Pass
Rest aside the panoramic views of Dhauladhar and other Himalayan peaks on this astounding Indrahar Pass trek
Witness the fascinating Himalayan peaks that are the add-ons of this astounding Indrahar Pass trek
Undertake the fascinating Indrahar Pass Trek with an experienced and friendly guide

itinerary

Day 1: Mcleodganj To Leta Village :

After breakfast at our own we meet up at the start point which is Manu Adventures India Bhagsunag.From herewe start our trek to Leta We cross the upper Bhagsu Village to reach the famous waterfall. It takes roughly 20 to 25 mins to reach the waterfall where we stop to click some pics and one can also enjoy some hot meals like eggs and bread or hot spicy Maggie with cup of tea at the Chill out Shiva Cafe. Then we cross the waterfall and start our steep climb for Leta campsite. The guide will keep you entertained by telling stories about the place to ensure that you enjoy the walk and not get bored.The beautiful natural trail will keep you on your toesand walking on these trails will hold your interest throughout the tour. On reaching the campsite you can leave your bags off and feel more relaxed and trek further to get panoramic views of Shivalik Hills and plains of Kangra Valley. Enjoy dinner near the bonfire with some soothing music. Spend time under the star studded night while enjoying the warmth of bonfire. Overnight stay at camps
Day 2: Leta Camp to Triund to Laka Glacier ( 4-5 HOURS):

We trek from Leta to Laka Glacier (3200 mt) via Triund in the morning. We pass through Snowline Café approx 1.5 Hour from Triund) and Ilaqa Got at another two hour. We reach the campsite and are free to explore around the area. Overnight stay in camps with dinner
Day 03: Laka Galcier - Lehs cave – Inderhara pass (4300m) – Chata (3700m) .....12km

The trek to pass goes over soft in early summer and rocky in monsoons. The trek unto pass is a steep climb. Fogy weather with zero visibility obstructs the movement of climbers and on such occasions it is advisable to stay back and wait for the weather to get clear. The trek during April and May is tougher due to presence of hard ice. On reaching the top the pass one can see the Pir Panjal ranges very clearly. The other side of the pass remains snow covered till the middle of July. The trek descends down and reaches Chata Parao, beautiful green pasture and is most ideal for camping.
Day 04: Chata Parao – kwarsi (2730m)....14km

The stretch up to Chata nullah is 6km descent and after crossing the stream, walk over a long pasture land before entering into a thick forest of pine trees. Kwarsi is a small tribal village surrounded by thickly wooded pine trees. Night stay in the village and enjoy hospitality of the villagers.
Day 05 : Kwarsi – Siur.....18km

From Kwarsi the trail goes through dense forest of pine trees. At some places the trail is cut through huge rock and is very narrow. After crossing Hilling and lamu villages on the way, it takes around three hours to reach the road head and after walking 2 km on the road cross the Ravi river to enter into Siur village. Night stay in the tents.
Day 06 : Siur – Bharmour ....9km

Passing through several tribal villages reach Bharmaur in about three hours. Bharmaur is a beautiful village with a few guest houses and is well connected by road to Chamba town.

Included

Meals while on trek (Veg.)
Oxygen cylinder, first aid medical kits and stretcher
Professional Trek Leader (Mountaineering qualified), Guide, and Support staff.
Complete Trekking arrangements with English speaking guide.
Tent, Sleeping Bag with trekking Matt.
Trekking permit, camping & wildlife fees & Current government taxes.

Excluded

Any hotel in Dharamsala
Transportation
Air Fare, Train ticket & Travel insurance.
Tips to trekking staff.
Any personal equipment for trek.
Expenses due to bad weather, Land Slide, Road block and any other natural reason beyond our control.

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10:30 AM – 8:00 PM (Mon to Sat)

Trek to Bharmour over Indrahara pass Quick Facts:

TOUR : Trek to Bharmour over Indrahara pass
Tour Route : Mcleodganj – Triund – Kwarsi – Bharmour
Duration : 6 Days

Height: 4342 m/14,245 ft
Distance: 35 Km
Temperature –
- Day: 12°C – 18°C
- Night: -6°C to 4 °C
Difficulty : Moderate to Difficult
Electricity: Electricity is not available at the campsite
Nearest ATM: ATM is available at Mcleodganj

Available Group Departures:

Weekend Departure

Note: Customization available

How to reach Dharamshala/Mcleodganj?

Gaggal Airport or Kangra Airport at Dharamshala is about 20 km away from McLeod Ganj and is well connected to Delhi, Kullu, and Chandigarh. A number of state-owned and private buses connect McLeod Ganj with other cities like Delhi, Chandigarh, and Dharamshala. Pathankot Railway Station, situated approximately 90 km away, is the closest broad gauge railhead serving those headed to McLeod Ganj.

Things To Carry for Indrahar Pass Trek

Good Sleeping bag
Trekking Boots
Trekking poles (Optional)
Shirts / T-shirts
Trousers / Track Pants
Windproof jacket (preferably Gore-Tex)
Fleece / Full-sleeve
Woollen sweater
Thermal inner wear(upper & lower)
Mittens (Woollen gloves)
Woollen socks (extra pairs to be carried)
Raincoat / Poncho
Towel
Water bottle
Cap / Hat
Sunscreen Lotion
Lip Balm
Torch / Flashlight (with extra batteries)
Medicines, if requiring any specific medication
Cameras (with extra memory and batteries)
Sunglasses
Personal toiletries Books, if you like reading

FAQs - Trek to Chamba Valley via Indrahar Pass

1. What is the best time of year to undertake the trek to Chamba Valley via Indrahar Pass?

** The best time to undertake this trek is during the summer months, from May to June and September to October, to avoid extreme weather conditions.

2. How difficult is the trek to Chamba Valley via Indrahar Pass?

** This trek is considered to be of moderate difficulty, suitable for experienced trekkers due to the high altitudes and challenging terrain.

3. What should I pack for the trek?

** Essential items include trekking gear, warm clothing, sturdy hiking boots, a first aid kit, water bottles, and high-energy snacks.

4. Are there any altitude sickness concerns on this trek?

** Yes, due to the high altitudes reached during the trek, it is important to acclimatize properly and be aware of the symptoms of altitude sickness.

5. Are there accommodation options along the trek route?

** Basic accommodation options such as guesthouses or camping sites are available along the trek route, but it is recommended to carry your own camping gear.

6. What wildlife can be encountered during the trek?

** The region is known for its diverse wildlife, including Himalayan black bears, snow leopards, and various bird species, so caution is advised.

7. Is it necessary to hire a guide for the trek?

** Yes, hiring a local guide is recommended for navigation, safety, and to gain insights into the local culture and environment.

8. Are permits required for the trek to Chamba Valley via Indrahar Pass?

** Yes, permits are required for this trek, which can be obtained through the local authorities or tour operators before starting the journey.

9. What emergency measures should I be aware of during the trek?

** It is important to have emergency contacts, a communication device, and knowledge of evacuation procedures in case of any unforeseen circumstances during the trek.

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