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BEAT
the
HEAT Trek
XIII INTERNATIONAL
Himalayan Environment
& Adventure Trek
(HEAT 10)
Himalayan Family trekking Program
TREK TO
“CHANDERKHANI PASS” TRAIL (3660 MTRS)
DISTRICT KULLU, REGION MANALI
THE GREAT HIMALAYAN RANGE, HIMACHAL PRADESH
Ideal for Individuals ( 10 yrs and abv.) , Families, Schools, Corporates
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| 18th
May - 29th May, 2010 |
| Excellent
view of Great Himalayan Peaks
Mt . DevTibba, Aliratna Tibbam Tiger Tooth, Pin Parvati Ranges |
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| Chanderkhani Pass
Here is a trekking route that is steeped in legend and offers some great views of Deo Tibba and the Pin Parvati range of mountains. The story goes that that thousands of years ago, Jamlu (the presiding deity of Malana) was carrying a basket containing Gods of Kullu. On the top of the pass when he opened the basket, a very strong wind blew the Gods all over Kullu valley to their present abodes. Since then the valley is known as the Valley of Gods. The trek provides an excellent insight into the traditions of this valley apart from some great outdoors. Chanderkhani Pass is one of the most popular trekking routes in the Kullu Valley at a height of 12,190 ft. providing an awesome and breathtaking view of some of the most beautiful snow clad mountain peaks. The trek route passes through dense forests with a variety of botanical species of thick and colourful foliage emanating enchanting fragrance, compelling passerby to view and appreciate the raw natural beauty. You may also meet simple Himachali folks who are proud of their land, culture and heritage.
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Day |
Date |
Itinerary |
KMS/Hrs. |
Meals |
Activities |
Remarks |
Day 1 |
18th May,10 |
Indore to Delhi |
Over Night Train Journey |
Nil |
Songs, Fun Games during train Journey |
Enjoy Own Tiffin party during Journey |
Day 2 |
19th May, 10 |
Delhi to Kullu Valley
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(575 kms/ overnight journey) |
B,L,D |
Orientation about Himalayan Trekking, Group Introduction
Games |
Morning Reach Delhi, Shift to Hotel for Freshen up and day rest, Group Introduction and orientation,
Board on coach from Delhi (on seat sharing basis) at 1700hrs for Manali. Dinner enroute at Shahbad 20kms before Ambala. Overnight journey. |
Day 3 |
20th May, 10 |
Arrive Base Camp at Nishala Village near Nagar village (1800M) |
Bus Journey |
B,L,D |
Base Camp Activities
Tent Allotment
Time to acquainted with Himalayn weather and camp site, Camp Fire |
Breakfast enroute at Hara bagh around 0600hrs. Depart for base camp to arrive by 12 noon, 4kms from Naggar. Lunch at the base camp. After tent allotment, the evening is at leisure. Overnight in tents. |
Day 4 |
21st May, 10 |
Acclimatization day |
(3-4hrs) / Option of visiting Rohtang Pass OR Manikaran |
Tent Tea
Breakfast
Lunch
Tea & Snacks
Dinner with Soup |
Small Trek for Acclimatization
Team Games
Rucksack Issue
Packing workshop
Camp Fire |
Above village Nishala is a beautiful countryside of Himalayan Meadows. We trek though the forest for acclimatization. Post lunch for adventure activities and many interesting team games etc. Issue of rucksacks for the next days trek. Overnight in tents |
Day 5 |
22nd May, 10 |
Trek from the Base camp – Bangla (camp I) – 2350M |
(Trek 7kms/ 4-5 hrs) |
Tent Tea
Breakfast
Lunch
Tea & Snacks
Dinner with Soup |
Trekking
Adventure Activities
Tent
Camp Fire |
A very pleasant trek up through dense foliage crossing the streams to the forest camp at Bangla. Camp I is set in a beautiful thatch area above the village Tila Sarni. Post lunch enjoy various games / activities. Evening at leisure to explore the camp site. Overnight in alpine tents. |
Day 6 |
23rd May, 10 |
Camp I – Chachil Phadil (Camp II) – (3000M) |
(Trek 7Kms/ 4-5hrs) |
Tent Tea
Breakfast
Lunch
Tea & Snacks
Dinner with Soup t |
Trekking
Adventure Activities
Tent
Camp Fire |
After camp I, the route is a lovely gradual traverse through dense forest climbing to the meadows of Naya Tapru. Fantastic views of the Himalayan range looking towards the scenic Dep Tibba area. Our camp is further 1 km at Chachil Phadil meadow. Evening at leisure to explore the camp surroundings. Overnight in alpine tents |
Day 7 |
24th May, 10 |
Day trek towards Chanderkhani Pass (3660 M) |
(Trek 7Kms/ 3hrs, one way) |
Tent Tea
Breakfast
Lunch
Tea & Snacks
Dinner with Soup |
Trekking
Adventure Activities
Tent
Camp Fire |
Finest day that everybody will look forward to. Enjoy snow patches and closest views of Deo Tibba and the Pin Parvati range of mountains. Return back to the camp by lunch time. Evening at leisure to explore the camp surroundings. Overnight in alpine tents |
Day 8 |
25th May, 10 |
Camp II – Pulag Village (Camp III) (2400M) |
Trek 6Kms/ 3hrs |
Tent Tea
Breakfast
Lunch
Tea & Snacks
Dinner with Soup |
Trekking
Adventure Activities
Tent
Camp Fire |
A very interesting descent leading down to village Pulag. An opportunity to mix with the local people and experience their hospitality. Evening at leisure to explore the camp surroundings. Overnight in alpine tents |
Day 9 |
26th May, 10 |
Camp III to Base camp |
Trek 7Kms/ 4hrs |
Tent Tea
Breakfast
Lunch
Tea & Snacks
Dinner with Soup |
Trekking
Adventure Activities
Tent
Camp Fire |
The route leads the trail down to village Rumsu and traverses to village Tila Sarni leading to the base Camp at Nilshala. Evening at leisure to relax after a successful trek. Overnight in tents |
Day 10 |
27th May, 10 |
Manali to Delhi by Bus |
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B,L,D |
Manali Local Sight |
Morning at leisure to visit Manali. Depart for Delhi by 1600hrs. Dinner enroute at Hara Bagh. Overnight coach journey |
Day 11 |
28th May, 10 |
Arrive Delhi
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Over Night Train Journey |
B,L,D |
Train Fun, Songs, dance & Street music |
Transfer to Hotel on Sharing Basic, Free for Delhi Visit . Group and memories discussion, Evening board on Train for Indore. |
Day 12 |
29th May, 10 |
Arrive Indore |
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| Package
Cost |
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| Ex
Delhi |
Rs. 9500=00 per person (for
4 yrs. and above.) |
+ 3.09% GOVERNMENT SERVICE
TAXES |
| Ex
Indore |
Rs. 10990
= 00 per Person (for 4 yrs. and above.) |
| Cost
Includes |
Train
Journey by Sleeper Class, All transportation in
non a/c coach, accommodation in tents on sharing
basis, all meals as per itinerary, all camping
and trekking equipment’s, guides and services
of camp leaders. |
| Cost
Excludes |
Any
Expenses of Personal nature, Mules & Porters
for carrying Backpack. |
| No. of Seats |
70
Only on First come first serve basis |
| Ideal for |
Families,
Individual, Carports, Students |
| Age Group |
10
yrs. & abv., Family can take their children
below the mention age also.
In Last Programs we have Participants of 5 Years
to 82 years of age. so Any body can join who can
Walk and enjoy Nature & Adventure. Porters
available for carrying the kids. |
| Booking Forn &
Things to Carry List - in Work Format - click
here |
| Equipment
for the trek |
We
provide all equipment for the trek like tents;
carry mattress, sleeping bags, rucksacks etc.
You are just required to bring your clothing &
good strong pair of walking boots. |
| Medical Facilities |
Facilities
for proper medical aid are available at every
campsite throughout the trek. However those on
special medication or with known drug allergies
should bring their own necessary medications. |
| Safety |
Extensive
and painstaking preparations have gone into the
planning of trek routes keeping safety in mind.
Our experienced camp leaders have been constantly
visiting the area to check all the details. Stringent
safety standards are adhered to strictly, and
only quality equipment is used. |
| RESPONSIBLE
TOURISM |
Since
the start, through his vision, the main objectives
have been very strongly supported by:
The principles of protecting the environment,
flora, fauna, landscapes
Respecting the local cultures, traditions,
religions and heritage
Benefiting the local communities - both economically
and socially
Conserving natural resources - from office
to destinations
Minimizing pollution - from waste disposal
and congestion |
CANCELLATION
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The
package price will be deducted as per the following
conditions strictly. No refund will be entertained
without receiving a cancellation request effective
from the date of receipt of letter
Notice of less than 30 days: Half fee refund
Notice of less than 15 days: No refund.
No refund will be given to people who are unable
to complete the trek or abandon it due to any
reasons |
| CERTIFICATE |
Every
trekker will be awarded with a certificate on
successfully completing the trek. |
| Note: |
1.
Outdoor Adventures reserves the right to
increase the package price, change the number
of days or trek route if the situation so desires
due to unforeseen reasons.
2. Outdoor Adventures reserves the right
to reject any application.
3. The package excludes any kind of personal expenses
such as STD calls, laundry, and personal sight
seeing or any such expenses that may arise due
to unforeseen events like roadblocks due to landslides
etc.
4. All disputes subject to Indore jurisdiction
strictly. |
| HISTORY
OF EARLIER HEAT'S & HIGHLIGHTS: |
1998:
Trek to Sangla Valley (Kinnaur)
1999: Trek to Chandratal (Kullu Valley)
2000: Trek to Shibaling pass (Sangla, Kinnaur)
2001: Trek to Khauli pass (Manikaran valley)
2002: Trek to Roopkund trail (Chamoli, Garhwal)
2003: Trek to Kuari pass (Chamoli, Garhwal)
2004: Trek to Solang Glacier trek (Manali Valley)
2005: Trek to Talang Pass Trail (Chamba Valley
- HP).
2006: Trek to Mt Bandarpunch Trail, (Yamnotri
Valley- Uttaranchal)
2007: Trek to Saurkundi Lake, Manali, Himachal
Pradesh
2008: Trek to Dayra Bugyal, Gangotri Valley, Uttranchal
2009: Trek to Saru Tall Pabbar Valley, Rohru, District Shimla |
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