Hampta Pass Trek

Yes, But The Hapta Pass trek is difficult as it's a snow trek. It's better to do this trek with experienced people. It's always advised to go with people who you rely on when going into an unknown terrain.

Due to heavy snowfall, most of the time the routes to Hampta Pass are closed and thus, the trek is not operable.

Yes, but The Hapta Pass trek is difficult as it's a snow trek. It's better to do this trek with experienced people. 

No, most of the time Hampta Pass Trek is closed during December as the routes remain closed due to heavy snowfall.

Hampta pass is a difficult trek. It needs proper guidelines and precautions. It is advisable to take a guide for this trek, which make the trek much more enjoyable as you'll not have to worry about anything except enjoying the trip itself.

Starting from Manali you have to first go to Jobri and then from there you have to follow the given below route in order to reach Hampta Pass from Manali.

 Manali - Jobri - Chika - Balu Ka Gera - Sheagoru Trek - Hampta Pass -Sheagoru - Chattru Trek- Manali

No! You are not advised to go on the Hampta Pass Trek if you're suffering from the problems such as short breath, BP and other serious ailements.

Due to snow, Hampta Pass remains closed during January.

Hampta Pass is located in the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas. It is situated between Lahaul Chandra Valley and the Kullu valley of Himachal Pradesh, India.

You can choose to trek in the months of Mid-June to Mid-October to experience snow. 

You can reach Hampta Pass by following the route given below:

 Manali - Jobri - Chika - Balu Ka Gera - Sheagoru Trek - Hampta Pass -Sheagoru - Chattru Trek- Manali

The following route should be followed in order to reach Hampta Pass from Delhi:

Delhi - Manali - Jobri - Chika - Balu Ka Gera - Sheagoru Trek - Hampta Pass -Sheagoru - Chattru Trek- Manali - Delhi

Hampta Pass is a moderate trek. It's terrain and trail are rough, which requires a fit body. The difficulty level also depends on the weather conditions. During snow it's bit difficult, but after the snow melts, the trek becomes easier.

Differs from person to person. If you think that it would help you maintaining balance while trekking then does bring the pole. Some people think that the trekking pole disturbs the walking rhythm. So it’s up to you.

All our treks are led by professional trek leaders who are certified, mountaineers. Apart from them, there will be one local guide, cook, helper, porters, and other staff.

All our trips are led by professional trip coordinators who have good experience in leading groups.

Usually, we take a maximum of 15-18 people in one group. We believe bigger groups have less fun and less coordination so that’s why we prefer smaller groups.

We need at least 6 people to operate our fixed departure tours/treks.

Once you confirm the trip/trek and done with the booking, we will send you the packing list according to the trip/trek.

We hire taxis such as Innova, Tempo Traveller, Bolero, Tata Sumo, etc. from our vendors.

Yes definitely it is, the safety of girls is most important for us. All our guides and other staff are carefully chosen for trips/treks. They are honest and reliable but we also advise you to take care of your personal belongings.

Shoes are your lifeline on the trek. It is highly advisable to buy trekking shoes of a good and known brand. You can consider companies like Quechua, Columbia, etc. Waterproof shoes with ankle support will work well.

We always recommend that you carry your rucksack during the trek because it helps in maintaining your body posture. In case if you cannot, then we can provide you a mule/porter to carry your rucksack. You will have to tell us at least 1 week before the trek. The charges for offloading would be INR 300 per person per day.

You can get Cafes in Jobra and one cafe is also situated in Chatru. Other than that, you would either have to eat at campsites to carry your own meal preparation kit.

During the treks, separate toilet tents will be set up on each campsite.

It depends on the tour. If it is a trek then you will be staying in dome tents or if it is a road trip the accommodation can be in a hotel/alpine tent/dome tent/homestay.

Yes, we will provide sleeping bags and mattresses during the trek. Our sleeping bags can withstand temperatures as low as -10 degrees.

It totally depends on group dynamics. If there is a couple, we can give them a separate tent or if there are an odd number of people, then there would be triple sharing.

After selecting the trip/trek, you can book by clicking on the book now button or you can contact us and we will guide you in the booking.

We provide nutritious and healthy food during the treks. We always serve Indian vegetarian food and eggs.

Himalayan water is considered the purest water and safe to drink. But for safety purposes, we sometimes boil the water and then use it for drinking and cooking.

In case you find any clean water on the trek, always fill your water where the water is running not where the water is stable or is in rest.

Yes, we can customize any trip/trek as per your needs and as per the feasibility.

Yes, you can give suggestions. We will look into that and if we find it feasible then we will apply it.

No, but our trek leaders are certified in the Wildlife First Aid course and they always carry a first aid kit and oxygen cylinders on high altitude treks.

Yes, it is advisable that you carry your own medication on the trek.

Well, it totally depends from person to person. Usually, there are no side effects of Diamox but if you are having any prior medical conditions then it is better to consult your doctor.

Our itinerary is designed in a way that we take sufficient time to get acclimatized. In case if you are having a problem on the trek then tell your trek leader about your condition as soon as possible.

It depends on the difficulty level of the trek. The minimum age for eligibility is 14 years.

If it starts raining slowly while trekking then we will continue our trek as per the plan. Your poncho will keep you dry. In case if it is raining heavily then we will try to find any shelter and wait for the rain to stop or slow. If it rains at the campsite then there would not be any problem because all our living tents, kitchen tents, and toilet tents are waterproof. You will stay dry inside.

Yes! It does involve 2 river crossing.  You'll find the first one between Cheeka and Balu Ka Gera while the next river crossing falls just after Sia Goru Camps.

August is one of the best time to visit Hampta Pass. You can get great views of vallies and everything that is present there.

Six days itinerary is perfect for doing Hampta Pass Trek for which starting and ending point of the trek will be Manali only.

You'll have to cross 35 Kilometers starting from Jobra in order to reach Hampta Pass.

You'll have to cross 35 Kilometers starting from Jobra in order to reach Hampta Pass. You'll have to take a cab or any other vehicle to reach Jobra from Manali and upon reaching Jobra, the trek will start.

You can follow the route given below in order to visit 

You'll have to maintain a basic level of fitness in order to cover the six day trek in Hampta Pass. Additionally, you'll have to pack according to the trip and when you book with us, we'll send you a brief list for the same.

No! Hampta Pass is not crowded at most times in the year even after being one of the popular treks in the Himachal Pradesh.

The best time to Hampta Pass is from June to Septermber and you can visit during these months for sure. But individuals also go for the winter trek. The opening time for the trek is from May to October.

Yes! When you're travelling with JustWravel, we make sure that your trip is conducted with utmost safety.

No! Hampta Pass does not fall in the Parvati Valley region.

No! They are two completely different destinations but Spiti Valley is connected to Hampta Pass via Chandratal Lake.

Yes! If you're visiting Hampta Pass in June then you'll surely experience snow in there.

No! We don't have to cross Rohtang Pass in order to reach Hampta Pass.

Hampta Pass is located in the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas. It is situated between Lahaul Chandra Valley and the Kullu valley of Himachal Pradesh, India.

Hampta Pass is well suited for beginners and it does not require you to have quite high fitness level. So, it's suited for solo travellers, families, large groups and the adventure seekers.

The temprature range for Hampta Pass is from -4 to 20 degree celsius during the time it is opened for visitation.

The weather is mildly cold and you have to carry proper winter gear. The nights are chilly and you'll need warmth and comfort during those chilly nights in Hampta Pass.

Yes! you'll get Igloo Stay in Hampta Pass. For more information, you'll need to contact our representative and they'll add this to your customized itinerary.

14039 ft is the height for Hampta Pass from the sea level.

The distance between Manali and Hampta Pass is 16 Kilometers.

The altitude for Hampta Pass is 14039 ft.

The budget for booking a Hampta Pass tour package is 9500 /Person On Triple Sharing ( Manali to Manali).

Hampta Pass is at a distance of 634 Kilometers from Delhi, if we're going by road.

The trek difficulty level for Hampta Pass is rated easy to moderate.

The best time for visiting Hampta Pass is from June to September.

The budget for booking a Hampta Pass tour package is 9500 /Person On Triple Sharing ( Manali to Manali).

Hampta Pass is located in the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas. It is situated between Lahaul Chandra Valley and the Kullu valley of Himachal Pradesh, India.

The distance between Hampta Pass to Spiti Valley is 115 kilometers when we go by road.

You can choose to trek in the months of Mid-June to Mid-October to experience snow. 

The best route for Hampa Pass is as follows:

 Manali - Jobri - Chika - Balu Ka Gera - Sheagoru Trek - Hampta Pass -Sheagoru - Chattru Trek- Manali

The distance between Kullu to Hampta Pass is 41 kilometers.

The distance between Chandigarh to Hampta Pass is 179 kilometers.

Jobra is the name of Hampta Pass Base Camp, it's 30 kilometers from Manali.

You can go to https://www.justwravel.com/blog/ and check out the blogs about Hampta Pass.

1st Day: Manali Arrival | Drive to Jobri | Trek to Chika (9800 Feet)

2nd Day: Chika to Balu Ka Gera Trek (12,411 feet)

3rd Day: Balu Ka Gera to Sheagoru Trek (12,254 Feet) via Hampta Pass (14,035 Feet)

4th Day: Sheagoru to Chattru Trek (10,898 feet) | Chattru to Chandratal Drive and Back

5th Day: Drive from Chattru to Manali | Tour Ends

You need to take a flight from Mumbai to Chandigarh and then you need to head to Manali via road. From Manali, you'll reach Jobra, which is the starting of the Hampta Pass Trek.

No! Due to winter season and heavy snow, it'll be hard to go to Hampta Pass in February.

Yes! You need to have permission from SDM (Manali) in order to take vehicle to go to Jobra, and permission from the forest department.