Trekking

Chandra Tal Trek This is a moderate four day trek in the Lahaul-Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh leading to the large high altitude Chandra Tal Lake (Lake of the Moon in the local dialect). The trek ends at the Baralacha Pass on the Manali-Leh road. It is a very popular trek out of Manali and can be extended with another trek or a Jeep Safari to Ladakh .

Hampta Pass Trek This is a moderate trek of five days that begins from close to Manali in the Kullu Valley and ends in Lahaul and the Chandra Valley. The trek is also possible in the Monsoons when the wild flowers are in bloom and can be best appreciated.

Kinnaur Kailash Circuit This wonderful trek in Kinnaur circuits the revered Kinnaur Kailash mountain. Kinnaur was forbidden to trekkers till a few years ago. Consequently these trails have been seldom used or explored since they were discovered over two centuries ago. The Kinnaur Kailash Range borders the Disctrict of Kinnaur in the south and is dominated by the Kinnaur Kailash (6349 Mts) and Jonkarden (6473 Mts) peaks. The only pass on this trek is the Charang La at an awesome altitude of 5300 Mts above sea level .The trek is challenging and also rewarding for experienced trekkers.

Malana Village Trek This is a very popular trek out of Manali in the Kullu Valley. Four days take you through alpine forests, stunning Himalayan scenery and the ancient lost village of Malana. There is a beautiful pass called the Chandrakhani Pass on the third day of the trek. This is an ideal trek around Manali for tourists who have only a few days and prefer shorter hikes to longer treks. Malana Village is surrounded with a lot of mystery and the inhabitants.

Shepherds Trail This lovely trek starts from Dharamshala which is the residence of His Holiness The Dalai Lama of Tibet and finishes in the Buddhist district of Lahoul. These trails have been used over centuries by the famous shepherd tribe of Himachal called the Gaddi.

Spiti Trek This route has been a popular route with trekkers since a long long time. It is a long trek and extensively explores most of Spiti. Spiti means "In Between", it lies between India and Tibet.