Trek Itinery
Manali to Lama Dugh (5 hours)
Arrive at Old Manali Base Camp in the morning.
After breakfast and briefing, begin your ascent through thick forests of cedar and oak.
As the trees part, catch glimpses of Deo Tibba, Indrasan, and the mighty Bara Shigri range.
By late afternoon, reach Lama Dugh — a peaceful alpine meadow hugged by mountain ridges.
Settle in, grab a hot dinner, and stargaze as the night deepens over the valley.
Lama Dugh to Khanpari Tibba Summit and Return (9 hours)
Wake early and start your summit push post-breakfast.
The trail rises through meadows and alpine grasslands, opening up into vast mountain scapes.
A final rocky ridge brings you to Khanpari Tibba (14,019 ft) — where the wind is cold, the silence complete, and the view infinite.
Spend time taking it all in — Hanuman Tibba, Pir Panjal, and snow-lined valleys far below.
Begin your descent back to Lama Dugh, arriving by evening for a warm meal and celebration around camp.
Lama Dugh to Old Manali Base Camp
Watch your last mountain sunrise with a cup of chai in hand.
After breakfast, descend through the pine forest trail to Old Manali.
Arrive by afternoon. Freshen up, explore local cafés, or unwind at the base camp.
Depart with legs tired, lungs full, and your heart wide open.
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Inclusion / Exclusion
- Comfortable tented accommodation with sleeping bags, insulated mattresses, and all necessary camping gear
- All meals included: hot breakfast & dinner at camp, packed lunch for trek days
- Transfers between trek base camp and trek start/end points by non-AC jeep/taxi
- Experienced high-altitude guide, porters, and support team throughout the trek
- Horses/ponies with handlers to carry group baggage, food supplies, and equipment
- Cook and campsite attendants for daily meal preparation and camp setup
- Wildlife/forest entry fees and government camping charges
- Full kitchen setup with utensils and cooking tent
- Dining tent and toilet tents at each campsite
- All currently applicable taxes
- Travel to and from the starting point of your journey/Manali (airfare, bus fare, or train tickets)
- Local transport and sightseeing outside the trek itinerary
- Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
- Entry fees for monasteries, temples, or monuments (if any)
- Trekking shoes, warm clothing, rainwear, or personal gear
- Travel/medical insurance, evacuation, or emergency charges
- Personal expenses like calls, laundry, bottled water, snacks, or drinks
- Any damages, claims, or unforeseen expenses
- Anything not listed under ‘Inclusions’
Frequently Asked Question ?
What can I expect in a Bharat Treks package?
Each package includes local transport, trained trek leaders, permits, quality gear (tents, sleeping bags), all meals during the trek, and medical safety support—curated for comfort, safety, and minimal impact.
Are your treks beginner-friendly?
Yes. We offer treks for all experience levels. Every itinerary notes the difficulty level and includes guidance on fitness and preparation to ensure a safe, enriching experience for everyone.
How do you ensure safety on high-altitude treks?
Our founders are certified mountaineers, and all treks are led by experienced guides trained in high-altitude rescue and first aid. We carry oxygen, oximeters, and follow strict acclimatization protocols.
What makes Bharat Treks different from other trek operators?
We go beyond sightseeing. Our treks focus on cultural immersion, sustainability, and personal growth—working with local communities to offer authentic, responsible adventures.
Can I customize a private trek or group expedition?
Absolutely. We design custom treks for families, schools, corporate teams, or solo travelers—tailored to your pace, goals, and interests.
