Spitian High Passes
Your window to the iconic high mountain passes
Spiti, Himachal Pradesh
Intermediate to Advanced
Difficulty Level
12 days
Duration
5,575 m
Highest Altitude
6-10
Group Size
90,000
Price (excl GST)
64.9
kgCO2e/person
This challenging journey through the two most iconic Spitian High Passes is a thrilling adventure
While Takling La is a challenge and Parang La boasts of a long glacier, this trail takes one on a journey that offers the best of both! Join us on this exciting circuit of the Spitian High Passes as we traverse Parang La - the most iconic trek Spiti had to offer, and Takling La, an equally distinguished and the less explored high pass. All this and more makes this one of the most exciting Trans-Himalayan trips we have for you to experience!
Please Note: This trek is not recommended for beginners.
Itinerary
1Arrive in Kullu. Rest and enjoy local sightseeing.
2Drive to Kaza.
3Acclimatise, complete paper-work, and enjoy sightseeing at Kaza followed by a drive to Chicham via Kee Monastery.
4Acclimatise at Chicham.
5Drive to Takling Nala and begin the trek to our first campsite at Charkola.
6Trek from Charkola via rocky and ice terrain to reach Takling La base camp.
7Trek from base camp to Takling La top and finally Takling Sumdo with views of flat river valleys and dry peaks rising on either side.
8Trek from Takling Sumdo to Dokpo Phirse and camp near the confluence of the rivers—Lasoma and Pare Chu.
9Trek from Dokpo Phirse to the Parang La base camp near the Parang glacier.
10Trek from base camp as you traverse the glacier to reach the Parang La top. Camp at the high altitude meadow at Thaltak.
11A short and mostly downhill trek from Thaltak to your accommodation.
12Drive from Chicham to Kullu and depart to our respective destinations.
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What’s Included
Accommodation for 11 nights
Transportation as per itinerary
All meals from dinner on Day 1 to breakfast on Day 12
Experienced and qualified staff, and high-quality service
Safety communication devices like walkie-talkies and satellite phones
Porter/mules 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?
This trek is not recommended for first-time trekkers. If you’re a seasoned trekker with prior experience in high altitudes and looking to push your limits, then this trek is for you.
