Embark on an exciting journey to Patalsu Peak and enjoy stunning views of Hanuman Tibba, Beas Kund, Shitidhar, Friendship Peak, Rohtang Pass, and Deo Tibba.
Experience the thrill of trekking through diverse landscapes, from lush forests to wide open meadows.
Explore charming traditional Himachali villages like Solang and immerse yourself in their local culture.
Spend a peaceful night camping under the starry sky, surrounded by the beauty of the mountains.
About the Patalsu Peak Trek:
Nestled at the head of the beautiful Kullu valley in Himachal Pradesh, Patalsu Peak climbs up to staggering heights of 13,845 ft. to offer unmatched panoramic views of Hanuman Tibba, Deo Tibba, Friendship peak, Dhauladhar Ranges and more. The trek is decorated with scenic beauty and enchanting appeal of Manali, Solang village and Shagadugh. Though the trek is comparatively difficult, yet it becomes fascinating as the trails coil through quaint little hamlets, alpine meadows and beautiful dense forests of oak and pine.
Do not miss the unforgettable chance to experience an enchanting view of the avian species like Khaleej and morals during the trek.
About the Patalsu Peak Trek:
Quick facts:
The Patalsu trek follows a circular trail that starts and ends at Solang valley in Manali.
The height of the Patalsu peak is about 4,220 m above the ground and is one of the most scenic points of the Himalayan range. To cover the distance you need 3 active days that will be worth the efforts when you reach the top point.
Yes, Diamox can be carried along for the trek but can be easily avoided if one takes efforts enough to acclimatize well and regulate water intake. Before starting a course of Diamox, Please consult your trek leader.
Speaking of September month, this is the best time to visit Patalsu peak as the monsoon ends and the region starts receiving snowfall. The alpine trails are all revived along with the beautiful views of nature. The temperature ranges between 15-degree celsius to 0-degree Celsius and is accompanied by enough sunshine.
April to June and post-monsoon months of September and October are the best time to opt for Patalsu peak trekking as the weather conditions are the most optimal during these months.
Winter season should be avoided, due to the harsh winters and excess snow. Monsoons are dangerous because of the rainfall, which causes frequent landslides. Temperatures during the day range from 7 to 12 degrees, but nights are much colder.
The Patalsu Peak trek falls into the ‘moderate to difficult’ category of Himalayan treks. It takes you through steep ascents, narrow ridges, and moraines, which make your trek more challenging. It demands a rigorous level of fitness from trekkers in order to adapt better to the physical exertion and lower oxygen levels during the trek.
The trek begins from the renowned Solang valley situated in the lap of Himachal’s most popular hill station, Manali. The Patalsu Peak trek covers the beautiful villages of Shang, Solang, and Burva. The trek offers the opportunity to gaze upon enchanting snow-capped mountains, pine and oak forests, vast green meadows full of blooming flowers along small streams.
Situated at an altitude of approximately 4220 m above sea level, the Patalsu trek is undoubtedly the most enthralling point in the Himalayan range. The distance of the trek can be covered in 3 active days. Beginning from the Solang Valley, you’ll have to trek to Shagadugh, a remote village where you will get an opportunity to gaze at the diverse variety of birds. On the third day, you’ll be hiking on to the peak for around five to six hours to reach the top of the trek to Patalsu peak.
April to June and the post-monsoon months of September and October are the best time to opt for Patalsu peak trekking as the weather conditions are the most optimal during these months. The Winter season should be avoided, due to the harsh winters and excess snow. Monsoons are dangerous because of the rainfall, which causes frequent landslides. Temperatures during the day range from 7 to 12 degrees, but nights are much colder.
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