Manali

Kalihani Pass Trek

Camp Stay

Tent 4 person sharing

Campfire

yes

Distance

46 KM

Pickup-Drop

Manali Swapnabhomi base camp

Altitude

15278ft

Duration

8Days/7Nights

Difficulty

Moderate

Environment

Lush green valley

Trek Fee: 21999/-

Inclusions and Exclusions

Overview

Located in the relatively untouched Dhauladhar range of Himachal Pradesh, the Kalihani Pass at 4850 M (15,912 FT) is a one-of-a-kind trail that combines absolute beauty with the ultimate thrill. The Kalihani Pass is a part of the famous Bara Bhangal trail connecting the two valleys of Kullu and Kangra. With its close relation to the bustling town of Manali, the Kalihani Pass trek presents trekkers with breathtaking campsites, dense meadows which are unlike anything you have seen, stunning visuals of the surrounding landscape that are simply scintillating, an adventure-packed pass climb that takes you through a steep trail full of scree, moraine and glistening white snow all the way to 4800 M with unparalleled views of Mt. Deo Tibba, Mt. Indrasan and other peaks of the Pir Panjal range. There are two other spectacular milestones of this trek, namely the 4000 M majestic Khanpara Tibba that gives you a closer view of the Dhauladhar range and the sacred elliptical Rani Sui Lake. The highlight of the trek is the stunning display of a wide array of gorgeous flowers, more than 10 varieties on the trail. Meant for experienced trekkers, expect the unexpected in this pristine and offbeat trek taking you away from the conventional paths of Himachal Pradesh. July to October are the best months to do this trek. Stay on this page for more information on the Kalihani Pass Trek - Itinerary, Route, FAQs, Temperature and Precipitation chart, reviews and photos.


Day 1 - Manali - Sangchar Villager By Cab | Sangchar To Jammu Pani By Trek ( 30 Kms / 01 Hrs Drive And 03 Kms / 3-4 Hrs Trek))

 

Today on the first day we will drive to Sangchar Village from Manali. it is about 01 hour drive. After reaching the Sangchar village trek to Jammu Pani campsite. it will be zigzag, with the Pir Panjal range coming into view. The trekkers would see beautiful, varied-coloured flowers like Anemones and Geranium, along with tall grass, dense bushes, and lush meadows. After walking for a few hours, the trekkers would finally reach Jammu Paani campsite, where they would see oak trees around. Dinner and overnight Camp

 

Day 2 - Jammu Pani To Pani Dhar ( 05 Kms / 5-6 Hrs)

 

Today after breakfast, we will trek to Pani dhar from Jammu Pani. The trail leads you through Maheli Thatch with dense oak trees on one side and meadows on the other. Today trail is little longer than previous day. The route would be uphill first, followed by a downhill climb till we reached the Pani Dhar campsite.  over night Camp

 

Day 3 - Pani Dhar - Riyali Thatch ( 04 Kms / 04 Hrs Trek)

 

Today after breakfast, trek to Riyali Thtach. Today the trek route is steeply uphill. There would be the Rocky Mountains all around with a gushing stream flowing in the middle, and there would also be lush greenery. we also will seeing colourful flowers neat the Riyali Thatch campsite. Overnight Camp in Riyali Thatch.

 

Day 4 - Riyali Thatch - Saghor ( 06 Kms/ 8-9 Hrs Trek)

 

Today after breakfast, trek to Saghor (13,123 ft / 4000 mtr) from Riyali Thatch. Today's trek is an easy one. First we will descend towards a snow bridge over a stream that is fed by the Kalihani glacier. The trail becomes steep until we reach a ridge. With the mesmerizing ridge walk with lush green meadows and bushes along with a wide variety of of flowers along with Juniper trees which add to the beauty of the landscape. The ridge ends with a zig-zag trail, a continuous ascent towards the Saghor campsite.After few hours trek we will reach at Saghor campsite. Overnight in camp.

 

Day 5 - Saghor - Kalihani Pass And Back To Saghor ( 06 Kms / 6-7 Hrs)

 

Today we will start very early in the morning to make the best of the snow conditions. The initial couple of hours is a steep climb after which the slopes are a bit gradual. As you go higher your views keep expanding and you get to see many high peaks of Lahaul. You will start feeling the altitude too as you go up and the climb to the top of the pass should take you around 4-5 hours. From the top the views are nothing short of paradise in front of your eyes as the vast expanse of Kalihani glacier is at the foreground of picture perfect looking peaks in the back drop. We start heading down after a brief time at the top as snow conditions gets tricky in the late afternoon. Overnight at Camp

 

Day 6 - Saghor - Rani Sui Lake ( 08 Kms/ 7-8 Hrs)

 

Today after breakfast , trek downhill towards the snow bridge. From the snow bridge, the trail would be uphill till Riyali. after that we will begin the trek to Rani Sui Lake. The lake is round-shaped with green meadows, which locals consider very sacred. Overnight at beautiful campsite.

 

Day 7 - Rani Sui Lake - Lambadugh ( 06 Kms/ 6-7 Hrs)

 

Today after breakfast, trekking towards Lamadugh and passing through Khanpara Tibba, one of the 4000-meter peaks. From Khanpara Tibba, we will get a magnificent view of the Beas River Valley; the trail towards Khanpara Tibba is uphill. Then trail is downhill, a narrow section with Rhododendron trees around. They would walk for a few kilometres until they reached the campsite at Lamadugh, surrounded by dense oak forests. overnight in camp

 

Day 8 - Lambadugh - Manali ( 07 Kms/ 5 Hrs Trek)

 

Today is our last day of trek from Lambadugh to Manali. After breakfast we will start descending through a beautiful pine forest, the grand views of Manali will stay with you to the road head. After reching the Manali our services will end. You have to option whether departure Manali or Stay in Manali and celebration the Summit of Kalihani Pass trek. 

WHAT’S INCLUDED

  • Stay on sharing basis
  • Separate for male and female
  • Extra Charges for Twin Sharing
  • Professional Guide
  • Veg Meals
  • Day 01 Dinner to Last Day Breakfast
  • High Quality Tents
  • Sleeping Bags
  • First aid kit, Oxygen cylinders
  • Oximeter, Medicines
  • Trekking & Forest Permits

EXCLUSIONS

  • Personal Porters
  • 5% GST
  • Personal Insurance
  • Cost of emergency evacuation
  • Purchases of personal natures
  • Food to/from the trail head
  • Any expense not mentioned under ‘Inclusions’
  • Any expense arising out of unforeseen circumstances like bus delays, roadblocks, landslides, etc.
  • Personal expenses and sightseeing not mentioned in the itinerary

THINGS TO CARRY: 

  • Backpack (40 to 60 Litres) 
  • Trekking Shoes (with rubber sole) 
  • 3-4 Cotton shirts 
  • 2 Trekking Pants or track pants 
  • Sweater OR Pullover OR Jacket 
  • Thermal wear (optional) 
  • Daypack (optional if you are offloading the backpack) 
  • Waist Pouch (to keep important things handy) 
  • Woollen Scarf or Buff 
  • Woollen & Cotton socks (4-5 Pairs) 
  • Chappals 
  • Gloves (1 pair woollen, 1 pair waterproof) 
  • Light raincoat or Poncho 
  • Headlamp or Led Torch (with extra batteries) 
  • Trekking Pole (optional) 
  • Water Bottle 
  • Lunch Box 
  • Electoral Powder or ORS or Glucon-D 
  • Sewing Kit (Thread, Needle, Buttons) 
  • Sun glasses (Avoid Blue Shade) 
  • Note book & Pen 
  • Camera (optional) 
  • Toiletries (Sunscreen, Cold Cream, Toothbrush, Toothpaste, Shampoo, etc.) 
  • Small and big plastic bags 
  • Backpack Rain cover 
  • Personal medical Kit (Pain Killer, Band-aid, antiseptic cream, cotton)