- Altitude: 3900ft
- Weather Conditions:
- Temperature: Maximum 24°C and Minimum 17°C
- Humidity: 87% to 93%
- Precipitation: 60% to 75%
- Wind Speed: 4Km/h to 8Km/h
- Trek difficulty: Easy
JagatSukh Peak (5050mts) (7 Nights and 8 Days)
06 nights 07 Days Jagatsukh, Manali
₹29,000.00 + 5% GST
MT. JAGATSUKH (5050 M)
Jagatsukh Peak is 5050 meters peak that takes us to the grazing pastures of the Gaddi shepherds and the emerald blue waters of the Chota Chandertal Lake (4,480 m) with magnificent views of Deo Tibba peak (6,001 m) and its huge hanging glaciers. This is a spectacular view that haunts every climber giving a unique experience. Located in the Pir Panjal Range of mountains in the Kullu Valley of Himachal Pradesh, Jagatsukh Peak at a height of 5,050M is a perfect starting point for anyone who wants to transition from trekking to climbing. Taking you through the beautiful Jagatsukh village, the climb up this peak is a perfect feat for beginners since it involves going up to newer heights but does not require a lot of technical prowess.
Trip Facts
Highlights
● An eco-antidote to tech-toxins with the enriching forest bathing experience
● A surreal monsoon experience in the forests of Himachal
● Truly offbeat and secluded location by a glacial stream
● A camping ordeal amid the lush apple and pear orchards
● Experience life in a mud and wood ancient Himachali home
Detailed Itinerary
(Optional at extra cost): Arrive in Manali – ‘dA Base’ – acclimatization hike – Himalayan village culture experience – angling/ziplining
The participants will deboard the Bus at 15 Mile’, 14 kms short of New Manali Bus stand. From this pick-up point, the guests will be driven to our Base in Haripur, near Manali. After refreshments and breakfast, hike 2 hrs to ‘the Kkoott’ – Himalayan Jungle Lodge in Soil, the oldest village of this valley. Unwind at Himalayan Jungle Retreat located in a massive orchard by the stream on the edge of the forest. After lunch explore the surroundings or go angling if you like. Return back to base to chat with the team over bonfire and dinner. Next morning , a drive to Jobri for the trek.
*You can opt to stay at the Himalayan Jungle Lodge instead of the base (choose from add ons)
Or
Cab can be organized for you to explore Naggar and visit Naggar Castle, Roerich art Gallery etc. you can also choose to explore Manali and check out the must see attractions like Hadimba temple, Manu temple, old Manali etc. Back in time for a relaxed evening over a bonfire and early dinner to get up early in the morning. For the adventurous we have the option of paragliding and zip-lining.
Manali- Jagatsukh – Ad hydro project tunnel point - Chikka (3350 mts) 2 Hours Drive / 3 Hours trek
In the morning after breakfast drive 17km to AD Hydro Project Tunnel point and
From here trek 03 km to Chikka.Reach the campsite at Chikka, meal and overnight stay will be arranged in the camps at Chikka.
Chikka - Seri (3800 mts)
Today we will gradually be ascending 08 km from the valley.The trail is again all uphill but mostly through birch forests. It continues to the scenic campsite at Seri overnight tents.
Seri – Chandratal - Deo Tibba Base(4480 mts)-Seri
After breakfast, trek over moraine to the small lake at Chandratal(Base of Deo Tibba Peak), the birthplace of the river Dhugan. After spending some time at Lake, trace the path back to Seri. Overnight stay at tents.
Seri
Today we’ll take rest and will get ready for the next day’s climbing. Overnight stay at tents
Seri-Summit-Seri
After a difficult night for everyone, you have to get up early the next morning to summit the peak. Early in the morning we start to climb Jagatsukh Peak, it will take around 06-08 Hours to summit. After the summit we start by safely descending to base Camp. Overnight stay at tents
Seri - Chikka
Today we will trek up to Chikka and will do party and bone fire with delicious food. Overnight stay at a Tent
Chikka-Jagatsukh-Manali
Today we will Descend to AD tunnel point from here we will drive to Jagatsukh village and Manali.
Reserve day.
No stay or refund in lieu of reserve day not being utilized
Inclusions
- Stay in comfortable tents during the trek on triple sharing.
- Meals included – Starting from Lunch on day-1 to breakfast on day-6 (veg/non-veg freshly cooked)
- Services of experienced MOI/ BMC qualified lead guide and qualified assistant guide.
- All Climbing equipments.
- Wildlife/ environmental permits and other permits & levies.
- All transportation as per itinerary in local cars / jeeps
- First-aid medication with oxygen cylinder and all emergency back ups.
- ‘Leave No Traces’ protocol charges.
Exclusions
- Cost of travel to and from your city.
- Cost of any form of insurance (Personal/Baggage/Medical)
- Cost of rescue, evacuation, hospitalization, etc.
- Any expenses that arise due to change in itinerary and increase in no. of days because of natural forces like landslides, weather, roadblocks, flight cancellations, sickness etc.
- Cost of any optional activity we offer, like paragliding, angling, rafting etc.
- Porterage for your personal bags
Additional Activities
- The Himalayan Jungle Lodge in Soil, Manali
- Wilderness Lodge in Sethan
- Stay of your choice in any 3, 4 or 5 star cottage or hotel can be arranged at prior request
- optional stays are subject to availability
Stay Facilities
Stays included in the package –
- 6 nights in comfortable hiking tents
Items to Carry
Clothing
- Backpack 40 – 50 Lt. with rain cover.
- B. Day Pack 15 – 20 Lt. -To carry your personal gear,camera, water bottle, trail clothing, packed food etc. (you will need this, when you offload your larger pack onto a horse/porter)
- Trekking Shoes: Please do not wear sports shoes as on most treks as we go higher it gets harder to use the sports shoes. We recommend shoes with a good hard sole and also ankle support preferable waterproof. While we do not subscribe to any particular brand you can try the Quechua Forclaz 600 or like.
- Socks:
2-3 pairs of cotton socks
1-2 pairs of woolen socks (best to use when in camp. Not recommended while trekking). - Clothing:
Pants: 2-3 pairs -Ideal are quick dry lightweight synthetic pants. Alternatively track pants are also comfortable to trek in. Avoid jeans/denims.
T-shirts 2-3 pairs–Preferably full sleeves
Synthetic Fleece Jacket -1 pair.
Wind proof/ Water proof Jacket -1 pair. - Down filled / Hollow fiber fill insulated Jacket – 1 pair (optional-get this if you want to stay extra warm at camps.)
- A woolen cap for the head and ears
Thermal liners-1 pair upper and lower
Miscellaneous
- Toiletries -Sunscreen SPF 40+, Moisturizer, Lip balm, Soap, Toilet paper.
- Repair Kit (needle and thread).
- Headlamp/ Torch.
- Camera.
- Water Bottle- Ideally keep two bottles 1 liter each.
- Trekking Pole -Optional.
- Plastic Packing covers. (Please pack all your gear in waterproof plastic bags so that your clothes etc do not get wet while on horses or porters. Also carry extra plastic bags in case you need to pack wet clothes.)
Note: We advise you to carry all the belongings in a rucksack so that it is easy to move around in case of any emergency.
How to reach Manali
- Delhi to Manali – Volvo Bus
- Chandigarh to Manali – Volvo Bus
- Delhi to Bhuntar – Flight (we’ll arrange for a pickup at the airport on request)
*If you need any assistance with your travel bookings, let us know and we’ll be happy to help!
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Safety & Adventure Sports
The most basic yet prominent principle of indulging in any adventure activity is to take all the necessary precautions for safety.
We at Yoloo.Life, keep it all in account and ensure maximum safety measures to pre-plan the trip and minimize any kind of risk. We plan to mitigate the risk of high altitude-related problems by preparing and acclimatizing well and staying in comfort.
We strongly suggest you keep yourself adequately hydrated- possibly double your water intake.
- Ensure that you take all your medications along to avoid any health issues.
- Inform your friends and family before you depart for the trip and let them know that this will be a ‘No-Network’ zone.
We will be your point of contact throughout the entire trip. Our complete staff is trained and certified, including our wilderness first responders on the programs. So in any case, we will be there to help you out.
