Himachal Pradesh

Manali Hampta Pass trek is a popular high-altitude trek in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. The trek starts from the town of Manali and takes you through lush green forests, scenic meadows, cascading waterfalls, and finally over the Hampta Pass, which is at an altitude of 14,100 feet (4,300 meters). The trek provides stunning views of the Himalayan mountains, including Deo Tibba, Indrasan, and the Pir Panjal range. The trek usually takes around 4-5 days to complete and is considered a moderate to difficult trek. The trail can be quite challenging in some places, especially during the ascent to the Hampta Pass, which requires a good level of fitness and acclimatization. However, the trek is suitable for both beginners and seasoned trekkers who are willing to push their limits. The best time to do Manali - Hampta Pass trek is between June and September, as this is the time when the weather is favourable and the trails are open. During this period, you can expect clear skies, warm days, and cool nights, making it an ideal time for trekking. Overall, the Manali - Hampta Pass trek is a great way to explore the beauty of the Himalayas and experience the thrill of trekking in the high-altitude mountains of India. Trek Fees: Delhi to Delhi - 20,000/- Manali to Manali - 17,000/- (Reporting at Delhi on Day 1 or at Manali on Day 2) read more read less

Embark on an unforgettable 8-day group journey into the remote, otherworldly Spiti Valley—Himachal's "Cold Desert"—from the vibrant base of Manali. Travel in the plush comfort of our Innova or Tempo Traveller, weaving through engineering marvels like the Atal Tunnel, lush apple orchards of Narkanda, Kinnaur's dramatic gorges, and Spiti's stark lunar landscapes. Perfect for adventure seekers, photographers, and culture lovers, this acclimatization-focused tour (up to 3,800m) ensures safe, shared thrills with expert drivers, cozy stays, and optional add-ons like paragliding. Arrive/depart via Manali Volvo—~1,200km of epic drives, soul-stirring sunsets, and stories for a lifetime. Book now for Spiti's raw magic! read more read less

The Great Himalayan Ride - Spiti Edition perfectly captures an 8-day adrenaline-fueled bike expedition from Manali through Kinnaur and Spiti Valley's lunar landscapes, blending raw mountain roads, ancient monasteries, high-altitude lakes, and cultural gems for thrill-seeking riders. Embark on a high-performance bike odyssey covering 1,000+ km of twisting Himalayan highways and off-road trails. Start with Manali's vibrant energy and acclimatization rides via Atal Tunnel to Sissu, then conquer serpentine passes to Narkanda's orchards, Kalpa's dramatic cliffs, and Kaza's otherworldly Spiti heartland. Highlights include engineering marvels like Atal Tunnel, sacred stops at Suicide Point and ancient monasteries, full-day Kaza explorations (Hikkim Post Office, Komic's sky-high village), and a soul-stirring Chandratal finale before looping back to Manali. Designed for intermediate riders seeking raw adventure, cultural immersion, and Instagram-worthy vistas. Bike Selection – Choose Your Himalayan Conqueror Amp up the excitement with your choice of premium bikes tailored for Spiti's rugged trails—from nimble urban hunters to high-altitude touring legends. All meticulously serviced with fuel included: Bike Model  Engine         Highlights for This Tour Himalayan 411cc 411cc ADV king: Long-haul comfort, high ground clearance, wind protection for 10-hr rides  Himalayan Scram 411cc Off-road beast: Upswept exhaust, knobby tires conquer Spiti's rocky detours Hunter 349cc 349cc Urban agility: Lightweight, flickable for twisties, retro cool for Instagram New Classic 350cc 349cc Timeless cruiser: Smooth vibes, reliable for Kinnaur's steady climbs Honda H'ness CB350 348cc Refined reliability: Shaft drive, low maintenance, beginner-friendly power Meteor 349cc 349cc Relaxed tourer: Plush seat, forward controls for all-day apple orchard cruises Pro Tip: Test-ride options on Day 1. Women riders love Hunter/Honda for lighter handling; veterans pick Himalayan for Chandratal rough stuff. Book now - claim your dream bike! Group size? Corporate branding? Let's customize. read more read less

Pin Bhaba Pass Trek, is a high altitude mountain pass. It crosses over from Bhaba valley in Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh to the magnificent Pin Valley in Spiti. Starting from Kafnu, which boasts Hydro Power projects, the trail quickly leads into remote forest and from the very first day we encounter significant landscape change, which is a feature that encompasses every trekking day during the journey. The trek is challenging, with Pin Bhaba Pass height being 16,108 feet (4,910 meters), but it is worth the effort. The trek concludes at Mud village, which is where the mighty Pin Parvati Pass trek concludes as well.  read more read less

The Manali-Bhrigu Lake trek is a easy to moderate trek that takes place in the Himachal Pradesh region of India. It is situated in the Kullu district and is located at an altitude of 4,300 meters above sea level. The trek takes you through dense forests of Oak and Deodar, meadows of wildflowers, and picturesque villages. The trek route starts from Manali and goes through the Vashishth, Moridugh, Bota dugh and finally Bhrigu Lake. The trek offers stunning views of the Himalayas, including the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges. The trek typically takes 5-6 days to complete, depending on the starting point and the itinerary. It is recommended for experienced trekkers with a good level of physical fitness. read more read less

Rani Sui Lake is a high altitude glacial lake located in the Himachal Pradesh region of India. The lake is situated at an altitude of around 4,700 meters above sea level and is known for its picturesque setting and scenic beauty. The lake is located in the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas and is surrounded by snow-capped peaks. The lake is a popular destination for trekkers and hikers, as it can only be reached on foot through a challenging trek that takes several days to complete. The trek to Rani Sui Lake is considered to be of easy to moderate level and requires a good physical fitness and acclimatization. Rani Sui Lake is known for its crystal clear blue waters and is a great place for camping and fishing. The lake is fed by the melting glaciers from the surrounding peaks and the water is freezing cold. There is no permanent human settlement around the lake and a permit is required to visit the lake area. The trek is best done in the months of April to September, when the weather is most favourable and trekkers can encounter a variety of different landscapes, from dense forests to alpine meadows. read more read less

The Manali-Deotibba base trek is a easy to moderate level trek in the Himachal Pradesh region of India. The trek starts from Manali and takes you through the beautiful and scenic landscapes of the Himalayas. The trek takes around 4-5 days to complete and is a great option for those who are looking for a challenging and adventurous trekking experience. The trek is known for its natural beauty, with lush green forests, alpine meadows, and snow-capped peaks. Along the way, trekkers can also see wildlife such as monal pheasants, black bears, and snow leopards. The trek passes through picturesque villages and hamlets, giving trekkers a glimpse of the local culture and lifestyle. read more read less

Attention, adventure enthusiasts and board exam warriors! MountainFit Adventures has the ultimate post-exam treat lined up for you; a trek that’s not just an escape but a life upgrade. This isn’t your typical vacation; it’s a crash course in self-dependency, adaptability, and unlocking your main character energy (because let’s face it, you’ve earned it).  Never trekked before? No stress! Seasoned trailblazer? Bring it on! Think of it as your reward for surviving exams; a binge-worthy experience, but IRL! About the Trek The Manali Chandrakhani Pass Trek is the perfect mix of easy on the legs and heavy on the breathtaking vibes. Starting from Naggar village (just a stone’s throw from Manali), you’ll wander through lush forests, roll through alpine meadows, and gasp at snow-capped peaks that belong on a postcard—or better yet, your Insta feed. Not to mention, the route takes you through the cutest villages and hamlets, where you’ll get a sneak peek into local life and culture. Think of it as your IRL travel vlog. Why This Trek is a Whole Mood Level: Easy. (Translation: Even if PE wasn’t your favorite subject, you’re good.) Altitude Flex: 12,080 feet—higher than your group project stress levels. Views: Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges serving looks so good, they’ll be burned into your memory (and your camera roll). Trail Aesthetic: A dreamy combo of pine-scented forests, grassy meadows, and snowy horizons. Cue the Taylor Swift soundtrack. What You’ll Take Away (Besides Epic Photos) Self-Dependency: You’ll learn to survive without mom yelling “Did you pack your socks?” Adaptability: From sun to snow, you’ll face it all like a boss. Confidence Boost: If you can conquer this, what can’t you do? Leadership & Teamwork: Because no one’s carrying your backpack for you.  What Makes This Trek Totally Unmissable? Views That Slay From the heights of Chandrakhani Pass (3,660 meters, but who’s counting?), soak in panoramas so breathtaking they’ll make your camera roll feel inadequate. Village Vibes Stroll through the charming streets of Naggar, where tradition meets Insta-worthy backdrops. Spoiler: the locals are as warm as their chai. Culture Shock? More Like Culture Awe Dive headfirst into Himachal Pradesh’s vibrant culture. From the food to the folklore, it’s all served with a side of mountain magic. Forest Goals Walk through dense pine and deodar forests that feel straight out of a fantasy novel; minus the dragons (probably). Snow-Capped Perfection Catch vistas of snowy peaks and lush valleys that are equal parts dreamy and humbling. Nature really understood the assignment here.   read more read less

The Parents and Kids Trek near Manali is an exciting and fun-filled adventure that is perfect for families who love the great outdoors. This trek is designed to be enjoyable for both parents and kids, making it a great way to bond with your family while exploring the natural beauty of the Himalayas. One of the highlights of this trek is the opportunity to experience snow. Your family will have the chance to play in the snow and build snowmen, making memories that will last a lifetime. You'll also have the chance to live in tents, giving your family the experience of camping in the mountains. In addition to trekking, you'll also have the opportunity to participate in a variety of adventure activities. These might include rock climbing, rappelling, or river crossing, among others. These activities are a great way to challenge yourselves and bond as a family. As you trek through the beautiful meadows, you'll be surrounded by stunning Himalayan nature, including huge pine trees and crystal-clear rivers. This is the perfect opportunity to teach your children about the importance of environmental conservation and the beauty of the natural world. Overall, the Parents and Kids Trek near Manali is an amazing adventure that will provide your family with memories that will last a lifetime. It's a chance to step away from the stress of everyday life and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Himalayas with your loved ones.   read more read less