Hanuman Tibba 9 days 8 nights

Hanuman Tibba is a prominent peak in the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas, located in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, India. Climbing Hanuman Tibba is a challenging mountaineering expedition and requires proper preparation, physical fitness, and technical skills. Below is a general itinerary for a Hanuman Tibba climbing expedition:

Itinerary

Day 1: Manali to Solang Nala

Drive from Manali to Solang Nala (approximately 12 kilometers).
Solang Nala is a popular starting point for treks and climbs in the region.
Spend the day acclimatizing and organizing your equipment.

Day 2: Solang Nala to Dhundi

Trek or drive from Solang Nala to Dhundi (approximately 7 kilometers).
Dhundi is a small village and the last motorable point on the route to Hanuman Tibba.
Set up your base camp in Dhundi.

Day 3: Dhundi to Beas Kund

Trek from Dhundi to Beas Kund (approximately 4 kilometers).
Beas Kund is a beautiful high-altitude lake and serves as a common base camp for various peaks in the area.

Day 4: Acclimatization Day at Beas Kund

Spend the day acclimatizing at Beas Kund.
You can explore the area and practice with your climbing equipment.

Day 5: Beas Kund to Hanuman Tibba Base Camp

Trek from Beas Kund to the Hanuman Tibba Base Camp.
This will be a challenging day as you gain altitude and approach the base camp.

Day 6: Establish Higher Camps and Acclimatization

Over the next few days, establish higher camps to gradually acclimatize to the altitude.
Depending on your climbing route, you may set up multiple camps.
Spend time at each camp to adjust to the altitude and fine-tune your climbing skills.

Day 7: Summit Push

Begin your summit push.
The ascent of Hanuman Tibba is technically challenging, and the specific route you take will depend on your expertise and the conditions.
Make your summit attempt when weather conditions are favorable and you and your team are fully prepared.

Day 8: Descent and Return