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32°20'25.4"N 77°03'06.2"E
Hanuman Tibba Expedition
Hanuman Tibba is the highest mountain peak of the Dhauldhar Range in Himachal Pradesh, with an altitude of 5,982 metres.
Highlights
- This is the very peak that is included in the advance training of the Western Himalayan Mountaineering Institute of Manali.
- The views of the Pir Panjal range that the summit oft. Hanuman Tibba opens to are phenomenal.
- The summit requires a basic knowledge of mountaineering skills and techniques, making it perfect for the training of young mountaineers.
Overview
Reigning at a staggering altitude of 5,860 meters, Hanuman Tibba is a peak that dominates the Solang Valley in Manali. Gracing the vast Pir Panjal Range, the Hanuman Tibba trek is fairly popular amongst pro trekkers and mountaineers, given the difficulty of its trails. The popularity of this particular trek can also be attributed to the fact that it is included in the mountaineering training of advance students of Manali's Western Himalayan Mountaineering Institute! The trek also brings you close to the Beas Kund glacier skirting the summit. The trek demands relentless determination and stamina, sure, but brings impressive rewards in the form of sweeping, panoramic views of the mighty Himalayan neighbors. The trek stems from Solang valley and meanders through Dhundi and Beas Kund river and glacier. If your physical fitness is up to scratch, you can consider the Hanuman Tibba trek as a first-hand experience of the mountaineering world!
Brief Itinerary
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1 : Reach Manali and Stay for the night.
Meals : Not Included
Accommodation : Not Included
Day 2 : Drive from Manali to Solang Valley; Trek to Bakkar Thach via Dhundi village
Meals : B, L, D
Accommodation : Tents
Distance : 4 km trek
Day 3 : Trek from Bakkar Thach to the Base Camp of Tentu Pass via Beas Kund Glacier
Meals : B, L, D
Accommodation : Tents
Altitude : 11,812 ft.
Day 4 : Rest & Acclimatisation day at the Base Camp
Meals : B, L, D
Accommodation : Tents
Altitude : 11,812 ft.
Day 5 : Trek from the Base Camp to Advanced Base Camp
Meals : B, L, D
Accommodation : Tents
Altitude : 13,124 ft.
Day 6 : Trek from Advanced Base Camp to Advanced Base Camp 1
Meals : B, L, D
Accommodation : Tents
Altitude : 15,749 ft.
Day 7 : Trek from Camp 1 to Summit Camp
Meals : B, L, D
Accommodation : Tents
Altitude : 16,405 ft.
Day 8 : Acclimatisation walk
Meals : B, L, D
Accommodation : Tents
Day 9 : Summit Day; Descend to Camp 1
Meals : B, L, D
Accommodation : Tents
Altitude : 19,462 ft at summit
Day 10 : Rest Day at Camp 1
Day 11 : Trek from Camp 1 to Base Camp
Day 12 : Trek from Base Camp to Solang Valley; Drive to Manali
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation : Not Included
Day 13 : Reserve Day
How To Reach
The Pickup point and Drop Point will be Jagatsukh, Manali. We can arrange a cab for you from the bus station in Manali, the charges for the same are not included in the package. The cost of the cab can be shared among the trekkers joining the expedition. For communications purposes, we will create a Whatsapp Group before the departure date of the expedition and will share the details regarding the transportation. The drop at Bus Stand after the expedition will be arranged in a similar way.
How to Reach Hanuman Tibba Expedition Starting Point (Jagatsukh, Manali)
By Air
The nearest airport is in Bhuntar which is 11km from Kullu and 52 km from Manali. You can take a taxi from Bhuntar to Manali which will cost approximately Rs, 1000/-. The airlines that you can take are Indian Airlines, Kingfisher Airlines, Jagson Airlines operating flights from Delhi as well as Chandigarh. To reach Manali by air, you need to have a connecting flight via Delhi or Chandigarh. Delhi or Chandigarh is well connected to major airports across the country. You can check your flight in the following links: 1. https://www.google.com/flights 2. https://www.makemytrip.com/flights/
By Road
To reach by road, you can take an overnight bus from Delhi to Manali or Chandigarh to Manali. Manali is well connected to cities by road. The roads are in good condition but there are sudden landslides in the monsoon season. The bus from Delhi to Manali can take up to 14 hours and from Chandigarh to Manali is 9 hours at least. Tickets are available online on Redbus.in, Goibibo.in or Hrtc.gov.in. You can pay online for the bus tickets. You should always take the Himsuta bus from HRTC as they are the most comfortable government buses on this route. You can also book private buses but sometimes sudden hiccups come with them. The last government bus leaves at 11:15 pm at night and starts from ISBT Kashmere Gate. Plan your onward journeys only post noon giving enough buffer for bus delays.
By Train
We do not recommend you travel by train as the closest railway station, Jogindernagar is 5 hours away which you will again have to cover by bus or cab.
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