BARA BANGHAL TREK
BARA BANGHAL TREK
India, Himachal
- 15 DAYS
- 12 MAX GROUP SIZE
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4950m
MAX ALTITUDE 
6
Challenging Trek
Trip leader
119500 / 1690
Trip costManali and Dharamshala must rank as two of the best-known hill stations in India, but few know that between them lies a grand expanse of mountains rich in beauty and legend. Taking in two passes — Kalihani and Thamsar — the 15-day trek passes through forests of pine oak and devdhar and valleys heavy with wildflowers, through vast meadows overlooking snow-capped peaks, and through snow and glacial fields. A complete package of Himalayan terrain, all in one single trek. Another highlight of the trek, however, is an opportunity to meet the Gaddis, semi-nomadic pastoralists, who crisscross the high valleys with their sheep. This trek allows trekkers a peek into their little-known lives, and gives them the rare privilege of visiting their oldest settlement, Bara Bangal, a village that time seems to have forgotten.
Itinerary
Trip Cost
119500 / 1690
DELHI TO DELHI , TWIN SHARINGPayment Schedule
₹30000 / $400 - Booking Amount
TRIP COST INCLUDES
- - Transport from Delhi to Manali by AC Volvo bus and Later from Dharamshala to Delhi.
- - Twin Share accommodation on twin sharing basis at 'A' category hotel in Manali
- - All transport by Non-AC SUV cars
- - Twin Share accommodation in tents with foam sleeping pads for camping on the trek
- - All meals on the trip from Breakfast on Day 2 till lunch on Day 14
- - Entry fees, Camping fees & Trekking Permit
- - White Magic Trip Leader assisted by certified, experienced local guide
- - Porterage of all the personal baggage & camping equipment.
- - GST as applicable (Subject to change as per govt rules).
TRIP COST EXCLUDES
- - Sleeping Bag & Items of personal clothing
- - Any arrangements in Delhi
- - Expenses of personal nature like laundry, phone calls, alcohol, cigarettes, camera fee
- - Tips for guides, cooks & porters
- - Any costs arising out of unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather, landslides, road conditions and any other circumstances beyond our control
- Note -
- Single Room in Hotels and Single Tent during camping can be booked at an additional cost.
Cancellation terms
If it becomes necessary to cancel your trip, you must notify the office immediately in writing. The following terms would be applicable.
• More than 45 days prior to departure - we will refund the entire amount received by us minus a processing fee.
• Less than 45 days prior to departure - 25% of the Trip Cost as the cancellation charges and we will refund the balance.
• Less than 30 days prior to departure - 50% of the Trip Cost as cancellation charges and we will refund the balance.
• Less than 21 days - the entire amount would be forfeited.
The tour price is quoted as a package. No partial refunds or credit will be given for services not used. We recommend that you obtain cancellation travel insurance upon booking. If you can replace your spot by getting someone else to take that seat cancellation charges would be waived completely.
Pls note that these cancellation terms may be amended from time to time.
What to expect
A Challenging trek would typically last for about two weeks and will take you to altitudes above 5000m / 16,500ft. A routine day will have over 6 hours of hiking and will involve a great deal of ascending and descending on sparsely tread trails. The terrain will be varied on these treks and you can expect walking on moraines / boulder fields and cross small glaciers. Acclimatisation is a concern, the itineraries are carefully planned and allow everyone to acclimatise to the increasing altitude. Exposure to cold temperatures is quite high on these treks, all participants are expected to have good quality equipment & clothing to enjoy these treks.
A mix of wilderness, altitude, terrain and duration makes these treks challenging.
Suited for people with high fitness levels looking for a challenge and capable of enduring two weeks in the outdoors.
Photo Album - Multi Year Collection
Photo Album - May 2015
In the News :
Action Asia Magazine June 2016 - Featured as recommended operator
Nat Geo Traveller July 2012- Featured as recommended operator for the trek.
Blogs :
Bara Banghal Trek Photo Essay by Sharath Vishnu
