Pin Bhaba
Changing views at every step
Kinnaur & Spiti
Beginner to Intermediate
Difficulty Level
8 days
Duration
4,590 m
Highest Altitude
6-10
Group Size
95,000
Price (excl GST)
64.9
kgCO2e/person
The views on this trek are straight from a magical storybook
Connecting Spiti to Kinnaur, the Pin Bhaba trek follows an ancient route once traversed seasonally by Gaddi shepherds in search of greener pastures for their sheep. This enchanting journey offers lush vistas of the Bhaba Valley leading up to the pass, and as we descend, we’re greeted by the stark, deserted high-altitude landscapes of Pin Valley in Spiti. While this is a moderate-level trek featuring some challenging stretches, our adventure begins in the verdant valleys of Kafnu and ascends to an impressive altitude of 4,850 meters. The striking contrast of geography—barren mountains of Pin Valley on one side and the vibrant greenery of Bhaba on the other—makes this a truly dramatic trek that is well worth your while.
Please Note: This trek is recommended for people with some prior trekking experience in the outdoors.
Itinerary
1Arrive in Chandigarh and drive to Thanedar. Rest and prepare for the next day when our trek begins.
2Drive from Thanedar to Kafnu and trek to Mulling through the lush green Bhaba Valley.
3Trek from Mulling to Karah.
4Trek from Karah to the campsite at Phutsirang.
5Trek from Phutsirang to Bhaba Pass and make the final stop for the day at Mangrugse.
6Trek from Mangrugse to Mudh followed by a drive to Chicham.
7Drive from Chicham to Manali. Stay at Banjara's mountain lodge in Bandrol or Sonaugi.
8Post breakfast the group disbands and we head off to our respective destinations until we meet again for another adventure...
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What’s Included
Accommodation for 8 nights
Transportation as per itinerary
All meals from Dinner on Day 1 to Breakfast on Day 9
Experienced and qualified staff, and high-quality service
Safety communication devices like walkie-talkies and satellite phones
Porter/Mule/Horse for carrying personal luggage (upto 12 kg per person)
Porter/mules for common supplies and gear
Gear rental for group camping
First aid and support, including oxygen cylinders
What’s Not Included
Travel and accident insurance
Alcoholic beverages
Personal expenses incurred during the trip
Single room supplement
Flight tickets to and from the trek
Tips.
Is this for me?
It’s a moderate level trek that people of average fitness and little outdoor or prior trekking experience can undertake.