The Mt. Hanuman Tibba Expedition is a popular mountaineering expedition in the Indian Himalayas that involves climbing Mt. Hanuman Tibba, a peak located in the Pir Panjal Range. The climb typically involves a multi-day trek to the base of the mountain, followed by a climb to the summit, which stands at 5,990 meters (19,650 feet) above sea level. The climb is considered challenging and requires technical climbing skills and experience in high-altitude mountaineering. The route to the summit involves rock and ice climbing, and climbers must navigate through crevasses and steep slopes. The expedition is often attempted by experienced mountaineers and guided by professional mountain guides. The best time to attempt the climb is during the months of May to October when the weather is relatively stable.
Day 1: Arrive Manali
Arrive at Manali and check in at the hotel. Meet our team at the hotel. The afternoon and evening are free for individual activities. Dinner and overnight stay in the hotel.
Meal: Dinner
Day 2: Manali - Dhundhi - Bakarthach
Morning after breakfast, drive to Dhundhi and trek to Bakarthach. Upon arrival at Bakarthach, pitch the tent for an overnight stay in camp. Mt. Hanuman Tibba is visible from Dhundhi and Bakarthach.
Meal:- Breakfast+ Lunch + Dinner
Day 3–12: Base Camp – Summit - Base Camp
Day 3 to Day 12 will be spent establishing higher camps to attempt the summit. Descend to the base camp after achieving the summit.
Meals: - All meals including high altitude food
Day 13: Base Camp – Dhundi - Manali
Morning after breakfast, start the trek down to Dhundhi and then drive to Manali. Upon arrival, check in at the hotel for the overnight stay.
Meal:- Breakfast, Lunch + Dinner
Day 14: Departure from Manali
Morning, after breakfast, check out of the hotel and departure for the onward destination.
Meal: - Breakfast
₹ 68200/- Per Person