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Hanuman Tibba Expedition

  • Duration : 10 Nights 11 Days
  • Elevation : 5,982m
  • Group Size : Min 4
  • Difficulty : Moderate to Difficult
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Hanuman Tibba Expedition

Embark on an exhilarating Delhi to Hanuman Tibba expedition. Discover a thrilling itinerary through stunning landscapes, glaciers, and rugged trails.

Hanuman Tibba, the highest peak in the Dhauladhar range, offers a thrilling adventure for trekkers and mountaineers. Towering at 5,982 meters, this challenging expedition is perfect for those seeking an adrenaline-pumping journey through pristine glaciers, rugged trails, and breathtaking landscapes. The trek starts from Delhi, leading to Manali and then to the mesmerizing Solang Valley before venturing into the high-altitude wilderness. Here’s a well-structured itinerary for an unforgettable adventure:

Quick Facts – Hanuman Tibba Expedition

  • ✅ Duration: 10-11 Days
    ✅ Best Time to Visit: June – September
    ✅ Trek Grade: Difficult (Technical Climb)
    ✅ Starting Point: Delhi
    ✅ Ending Point: Delhi
    ✅ Maximum Altitude: 5,982m
    ✅ Total Trek Distance: ~50 km
    ✅ Major Highlights: Beas Kund Glacier, Lady Leg Base Camp, Summit Push, Panoramic Himalayan Views.
    ✅ Permits Required: IMF & Forest Department Permits.
    ✅ Ideal For: Experienced Trekkers & Aspiring Mountaineers.

Detailed Itinerary:

  • Day 1: Arrival in Delhi – Welcome to India!

    Highlights: Airport Pick-up, Relaxation, Delhi Exploration Your adventure begins as you land in Delhi, where our team will be ready to welcome you. You’ll be transferred to your hotel, giving you time to rest after your journey. For those eager to explore, Delhi offers an exciting mix of history and culture. Visit landmarks like India Gate, Humayun’s Tomb, or Connaught Place, or simply unwind at a café. Savor some authentic North Indian cuisine before heading back for a good night’s sleep—preparing for the real adventure ahead! Overnight stay in Delhi

  • Day 2: Delhi to Manali – The Journey Begins

    Your adventure begins with a refreshing morning in Delhi, where you have time to explore the city’s rich culture and history. Visit the magnificent Akshardham Temple, a stunning blend of spirituality and architecture, or stroll through India Gate and Rajpath, soaking in the capital’s charm. If you’re a foodie, indulge in a delicious local breakfast—perhaps piping hot kachoris or a classic Delhi-style chole bhature! By evening, leave behind the urban chaos and embark on an exciting overnight journey to Manali. Whether in a luxury Volvo or a private vehicle, the road trip unfolds with scenic beauty. A late-night stop at Murthal for buttery parathas and chai adds flavor to the experience. As the road winds through Chandigarh and the Himalayan foothills, you can feel the crisp mountain air setting the mood for adventure. By dawn, the Beas River glistens in the golden sunlight, welcoming you to the breathtaking Kullu Valley. With snow-capped peaks on the horizon, you finally arrive in Manali (2,050m)—your gateway to an unforgettable expedition! Option: Prefer a shorter journey? You can opt for a morning flight from Delhi to Kullu (Bhuntar Airport) and drive to Manali in just 1.5 hours! Overnight: In transit (Bus/Car) or stay in Manali if flying

  • Day 3: Acclimatization in Manali – Embracing the Himalayan Vibes

    As you arrive in Manali (2,050m), the crisp mountain air and stunning snow-capped peaks instantly awaken your adventurous spirit. After checking into a cozy guesthouse, take a moment to soak in the beauty of this Himalayan paradise.Spend the morning strolling through Old Manali, where charming cafes, Tibetan prayer flags, and the soothing sound of the Beas River create a perfect mountain retreat. Visit the Hadimba Temple, an ancient wooden shrine nestled amidst towering cedar forests, where myth and serenity blend seamlessly. For a touch of adventure, head to Vashisht Hot Springs and let the natural geothermal waters relax your muscles. As the sun sets, explore Mall Road, savoring delicious local cuisine like steaming momos and hot thukpa. The evening is dedicated to gear checks and final trek preparations. Meet your fellow trekkers, get briefed by the guides, and ensure your backpacks are adventure-ready. With excitement in the air and the mighty Himalayas standing tall, you settle in for a well-deserved rest—tomorrow, the real journey begins.

  • Day 4: Into the Wild – Manali to Bakar Thach (3,300m)

    The real adventure begins today! After an early breakfast, a scenic drive to Solang Valley sets the stage for your Himalayan expedition. As you leave Manali behind, the road winds through dense deodar forests, past gushing streams, and towering peaks that seem to whisper tales of the wild. From Solang Valley, the trek kicks off with a gentle ascent towards Dhundi (3,150m), a pristine valley where the Beas River dances over rocky beds, and the air hums with the songs of Himalayan birds. Walking through lush green meadows and thick forests of oak and pine, the landscape feels straight out of a fairy tale. The snow-covered Hanuman Tibba looms in the distance, offering glimpses of the thrilling challenge ahead. As you push further, the trail leads to Bakar Thach (3,300m)—a breathtaking alpine pasture surrounded by towering peaks. The golden sunlight bathes the meadows, and the sight of shepherds grazing their flocks adds to the charm of this serene haven.As night falls, you gather around the warmth of a campfire, sharing stories under a sky bursting with a million stars. The crisp mountain air fills your lungs, and with the sound of distant waterfalls lulling you to sleep, you realize—the adventure has truly begun

  • Day 5: Into the Heart of the Himalayas – Bakar Thach to Lady Leg Base Camp (4,100m)

    With the first rays of sunlight painting the sky in hues of pink and gold, you set off from Bakar Thach, leaving behind the lush meadows and venturing deeper into the rugged Himalayan terrain. The trail winds through moraine fields and rocky outcrops, leading you toward one of the most iconic spots of the trek—the legendary Beas Kund Glacier (3,700m). As you step onto the ancient glacier, the crunch of ice beneath your boots and the cold mountain air remind you of nature’s raw power. This is the very source of the Beas River, where sage Vyas is said to have meditated centuries ago. The icy expanse stretches endlessly, reflecting the towering peaks of Mt. Deo Tibba (6,001m) and Indrasan (6,221m)—a sight that leaves you awestruck. Crossing the glacier with caution, you make your way towards Lady Leg Base Camp (4,100m), aptly named for its steep ascent that tests your endurance. As you climb higher, the landscape transforms into an icy wilderness, with deep crevasses and towering cliffs adding to the thrill. Finally, you arrive at base camp, where the crisp Himalayan wind carries whispers of adventure. As the sun sets behind the jagged peaks, the sky explodes in shades of fiery orange and deep purple. You huddle in your tents, sipping on warm soup, gazing at the starlit sky, and feeling the thrill of the mighty Hanuman Tibba (5,982m) calling. Tomorrow, the real test begins

  • Day 6: Mastering the Mountains – Rest & Training at Base Camp

    Today is all about preparing for the big climb. At 4,100m, the air is thinner, and your body needs time to adjust. As the morning sun casts golden hues over the surrounding peaks, you step out of your tent, feeling the icy breeze on your face—this is where climbers turn into mountaineers. After a hearty breakfast, the training begins. Under the guidance of experienced mountaineers, you learn to use crampons for gripping icy surfaces, ice axes for cutting steps in the glacier, and ropes & harnesses for crevasse rescue techniques. Walking across a simulated ice wall, you feel the thrill of true alpine climbing. The rest of the day is spent hydrating, stretching, and soaking in the breathtaking Himalayan views. From here, Hanuman Tibba (5,982m) stands like a silent guardian, waiting for those brave enough to take on the challenge. As night falls, you crawl into your sleeping bag, mentally preparing for the next push toward Advanced Camp.

  • Day 7: Climbing Higher – Base Camp to Advanced Camp (5,000m)

    With the first light of dawn peeking over the peaks, you pack up and begin the steep ascent towards Advanced Camp (5,000m). The climb is grueling yet exhilarating, as you navigate through endless snowfields, icy ridges, and deep crevasses. Every step requires focus, every breath is a reminder of the altitude, and every glance reveals a landscape more surreal than before. Crossing sheer ice slopes, you feel the raw power of the Himalayas beneath your feet. As you push higher, the winds howl, the temperature drops, and the views become otherworldly—glaciers gleam under the sun, peaks rise like jagged spires, and the valley below looks like a distant dream. After 5-6 hours of relentless trekking, you finally reach Advanced Camp—a remote and rugged outpost perched on a glacier moraine. Setting up tents on this icy terrain feels surreal; you are now truly in the heart of the mountains, with nothing but ice, rock, and sky surrounding you. As the sun dips behind Hanuman Tibba, the world turns into a frozen wilderness bathed in moonlight. Huddled in your tent, sipping warm soup, you feel the weight of the challenge ahead—tomorrow, the summit push begins!

  • Day 8: Conquering Hanuman Tibba (5,982m) – The Summit Dream

    The moment of truth has arrived. In the freezing pre-dawn hours, you step into the darkness, headlamps cutting through the icy silence, breath visible in the thin air. The ascent is steep and relentless—treacherous snow slopes, towering ice walls, and razor-sharp ridges push your endurance to its limits. Each step is a battle against exhaustion, but the dream of the summit keeps you moving. As first light kisses the Himalayas, the world transforms—golden hues illuminate the towering Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges, casting long shadows over glaciers below. The final ridge looms ahead; with one last push, you stand atop Hanuman Tibba (5,982m), the highest peak in the region. The 360-degree panorama is beyond breathtaking—snow-clad peaks stretching into eternity, glaciers glistening like frozen rivers, and valleys lost in the clouds. In this moment, every challenge, every hardship, fades into pure triumph. After a brief celebration, the descent begins, navigating the same perilous slopes with careful precision. 10-12 hours after you began, you reach Base Camp, exhausted yet exhilarated. As you collapse into your tent under a star-studded sky, one thought lingers—you have conquered the mighty Hanuman Tibba.

  • Day 9: Descending to Bakar Thach – A Walk Through the Clouds

    With the summit conquered and memories etched in your soul, it's time to descend from the icy heights. As the sun rises over Hanuman Tibba, you take one last look at the towering peak before setting off. The trail retraces its way through the vast snowfields, frozen moraines, and glacial streams, each step now feeling lighter with the weight of the challenge behind you. As you descend, the harsh icy terrain gives way to lush alpine meadows, where the air is thick with the scent of pine and wildflowers. The towering peaks still watch over you, but now, instead of an imposing challenge, they feel like silent guardians of your triumph. After 6-7 hours of trekking, you reach the familiar Bakar Thach, its rolling green pastures and grazing sheep a welcome sight after days of snow and ice. With the evening sun casting a golden glow over the valley, you unwind by the campsite, reminiscing about the journey so far.Under a sky bursting with stars, the mountains hum their silent lullaby, and you rest—knowing you've lived an adventure that will stay with you forever.

  • Day 10: Back to Civilization – Bakar Thach to Manali

    The final leg of your Himalayan adventure begins as you leave behind the serene meadows of Bakar Thach, trekking back through the lush forests and glacial streams of Dhundi. With Hanuman Tibba towering behind you, there’s a quiet satisfaction in every step—you’ve conquered the peak, and now the mountains bid you farewell. Reaching Solang Valley, the sight of bustling activity feels almost surreal after days in the wilderness. A short drive winds you back to Manali, where warm showers, cozy cafés, and the lively streets of Mall Road welcome you like an old friend. As the evening sets in, you gather with your team for a well-earned celebration—toasting to summit victories, frozen nights, and the unforgettable beauty of the Himalayas. With stories to share and a heart full of adventure, you sleep one last time in the shadow of the mountains—knowing they’ll always call you back.

  • Day 11: Farewell to the Mountains – Manali to Delhi

    As the first light touches the peaks, you take one last deep breath of the crisp mountain air, letting the memories of the past days sink in. From icy slopes to starry nights, from the grueling ascent to the victorious summit—Hanuman Tibba has left its mark on your soul. Boarding your bus or private vehicle, the journey back to Delhi begins. As the Himalayas slowly fade in the rearview mirror, you replay the adventure in your mind—the thrill of the climb, the serenity of the valleys, and the friendships forged in the face of challenge. The rhythmic hum of the road and the distant glow of city lights signal your return to civilization, but something inside has changed. You came as a traveler; you return as a mountaineer, a conqueror of peaks, a seeker of the extraordinary. As you reach Delhi, the mountains may seem far away—but their call will always remain. Until the next adventure.

Included
  • Accommodation: Stay in Hotel / Guesthouses in Delhi / Manali and high-altitude tents during the trek.
  • Meals: Nutritious vegetarian meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
  • Transport: Volvo/Private vehicle from Delhi to Manali & back (if opted).
  • Permits & Entry Fees: All necessary permits for the trek.
  • Experienced Trek Leader & Guides: Certified mountaineering instructors for guidance.
  • Technical Climbing Gear: Crampons, ice axe, harness, ropes, and helmets.
  • Camping Equipment: High-quality tents, sleeping bags, and mats.
  • Support Staff: Porters/mules to carry common gear, kitchen staff for fresh meals.
  • Medical Support: First aid kit, oxygen cylinders.
Excluded
  • Tips to trekking staff.
  • Personal equipment for trek.
  • Expenses due to bad weather, Land Slide, Road block and any other natural reason beyond our control.
  • Travel Insurance: Mandatory but not included; trekkers must arrange their own.
  • Personal Gear: Trekking shoes, down jacket, thermal wear, and personal medications.
  • Emergency Evacuation: Any rescue, helicopter evacuation, or medical expenses beyond first aid.
  • Extra Transport Costs: If opting for personal porters or emergency vehicle services.

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Highlights of Hanuman Tibba 

    • ✅ Stunning views of Hanuman Tibba, Indrasan, and Deo Tibba
      ✅ Trekking through lush valleys, alpine meadows, and glaciers
      ✅ Technical mountaineering experience with expert guidance
      ✅ Camping under the starlit Himalayan sky
      ✅ Beas Kund Glacier and breathtaking high-altitude landscapes

Note: Customization available

Things To Carry for Hanuman Tibba

  • 🏔 Essential Gear:
    ✔ Backpack (50-60L) – With good support & rain cover
    ✔ Daypack (20-30L) – For short hikes & summit push
    ✔ Trekking Poles – Essential for stability on slopes
    ✔ Sleeping Bag – (Minus temperature rated, if not provided)
    ✔ Headlamp with Extra Batteries – For night treks

    👕 Clothing & Layering:
    ✔ Base Layer (Thermal Wear) – Top & bottom for warmth
    ✔ Fleece Jacket or Sweater – Insulation layer
    ✔ Down Jacket – Essential for sub-zero temperatures
    ✔ Waterproof Jacket & Pants – To stay dry in snow
    ✔ Trekking Pants (2-3 pairs) – Lightweight & quick-dry
    ✔ Full Sleeve T-Shirts (3-4) – Moisture-wicking fabric
    ✔ Gloves (2 Pairs) – One fleece & one waterproof
    ✔ Woolen Cap & Balaclava – To protect from the cold
    ✔ Neck Gaiter or Scarf – For wind protection

    👟 Footwear:
    ✔ Trekking Boots – High-ankle, waterproof, with good grip
    ✔ Camp Shoes/Sandals – For evenings at the campsite
    ✔ Woolen Socks (3-4 Pairs) – For warmth
    ✔ Cotton Socks (2-3 Pairs) – For lower altitude trek days

    🏔 Technical Gear (Provided if Included in Package):
    ✔ Crampons & Gaiters – For glacier trekking
    ✔ Harness & Carabiners – For rope climbing
    ✔ Ice Axe – For high-altitude ascent
    ✔ Helmet – For safety on technical routes

    🩺 Health & Safety:
    ✔ Sunscreen (SPF 50+) – To prevent sunburn
    ✔ Lip Balm – To avoid chapped lips
    ✔ Sunglasses (UV Protection) – Essential for snow glare
    ✔ First Aid Kit & Personal Medications – Including Diamox for altitude sickness
    ✔ Water Bottles (2-3L) & Hydration Pack – Stay hydrated
    ✔ Water Purification Tablets – For stream water

    🍫 Energy & Nutrition:
    ✔ Dry Fruits, Energy Bars & Chocolates – Quick energy boost
    ✔ Electrolyte Powders/ORS – To stay hydrated

    🏕 Miscellaneous:
    ✔ Toiletries (Biodegradable) – Toothbrush, toothpaste, wet wipes
    ✔ Lightweight Towel – Quick-dry fabric
    ✔ Notebook & Pen – For journaling your experience
    ✔ Camera/GoPro (Optional) – To capture stunning moments

    💡 Pro Tip: Pack light but smart! Weather can be unpredictable, so layering is key.

    Would you like rental options for gear or assistance in packing tips? 😊

FAQ - Hanuman Tibba Expedition

Where is Hanuman Tibba located?

Hanuman Tibba (5,982m) is the highest peak in the Dhauladhar Range of the Pir Panjal Himalayas, near Manali, Himachal Pradesh. It overlooks the Beas Kund Glacier and is a popular yet challenging peak for mountaineers.

How difficult is the Hanuman Tibba trek?

The expedition is classified as challenging and requires prior trekking experience. It involves technical climbing, including glacier crossings, steep ice slopes, crevasse navigation, and the use of crampons, ice axes, and ropes.

What is the best time to climb Hanuman Tibba?

The ideal time for the expedition is May to June and September to October, when the weather is relatively stable, and snow conditions are favorable for climbing.

Do I need prior mountaineering experience?

Yes, prior high-altitude trekking experience is recommended. Basic knowledge of roped glacier travel, ice axe usage, and crampons is beneficial, but pre-expedition training is provided at base camp.

What permits are required for the expedition?

Climbing Hanuman Tibba requires a special permit from the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF), along with forest department permissions. If you're going with an organized group, they usually arrange all permits

What is the itinerary for the expedition?

A typical itinerary spans 9-10 days: • Day 1-2: Travel from Delhi to Manali, acclimatization • Day 3-4: Trek to Bakar Thach and Lady Leg Base Camp • Day 5: Training and acclimatization at Base Camp • Day 6-7: Climb to Advanced Camp and summit attempt • Day 8-10: Descent and return to Delhi

What kind of gear is required for Hanuman Tibba?

Essential mountaineering gear includes: • Technical Equipment: Ice axe, crampons, harness, ropes, helmet • Clothing: Insulated jackets, gloves, thermals, waterproof layers • Camping Gear: Sleeping bag (-10°C to -20°C), tent, trekking poles • Footwear: High-altitude climbing boots. Most equipment can be rented in Manali, but personal items should be carried.

What are the accommodation and food arrangements?

• Manali: Guesthouse/hotel • Trek: Tents in alpine campsites • Food: Nutritious vegetarian meals (dal, rice, chapati, soup, noodles, energy bars, etc.) are provided during the trek.

What are the risks involved in the expedition?

• Altitude Sickness (AMS) – Acclimatization is crucial • Extreme Weather – Sudden snowfall and high winds • Glacier Crevasses & Ice Slopes – Requires technical climbing skills • Fatigue & Endurance – A high level of fitness is needed

How fit do I need to be?

A strong cardiovascular fitness level is required. Recommended preparation includes: • Running/cycling (5-10 km per day) • Strength training (legs, core, upper body) • Hiking with a loaded backpack

How much does the expedition cost?

The cost varies depending on the trekking agency but usually ranges between ₹40,000 – ₹70,000 per person, covering permits, guides, food, accommodation, and equipment.
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