Trekking – Jispa Journeys

Trekking often refers to multi-day hiking trips through rural, often rugged territory as a way of getting from place to place. As travelers move on foot through often-rural areas, trekking gives travelers an up-close view of incredible scenery. Many trekkers travel through isolated areas, giving them an experience much different than those who travel in organized groups to more-popular destinations. It often allows them to interact with nature, doing anything from climbing a rock wall to navigating across a mountain or entire mountain range. Himalayas has always been the most popular destination for the trekkers.

No	Trek Name	Duration	Grade
1	Manali – Beas Kund	4 Days	Easy – Moderate
2	Manali – Bhrighu Lake	4 Days	Moderate
3	Manali – Deo Tibba base	5 Days	Moderate
4	Manali – Hamta Pass	4 Days	Moderate
5	Manali – Malana Village	4 Days	Moderate
6	Manali – Chandertal over Hamta Pass	11 Days	Moderate – Strenuous
7	Manali – Pin Parvati Pass into Spiti	11 Days	Strenuous Moderate
8	Manali – Bhabha Pass into Kinnaur	6 Days	Moderate
9	Manali – Mantalai Lake	9 Days	Moderate – Strenuous
10	Manali – Bara Banghal over Kaliheyni	14 Days	Strenuous – Moderate
11	Manali – Spiti Villages Trek	6 Days	Moderate
12	Manali – Bir over Bhubhu Pass	6 Days	Moderate
13	Manali – Lahaul over Indrahar Pass	7 Days	Strenuous – Moderate
14	Manali – Dharamshala	7 Days	Moderate – Strenuous
15	Manali – Padum over Shingo La	11 Days	Strenuous – Moderate
16	Manali – Lamayuru over Shingo La	22 Days	Strenuous – Moderate
17	Manali – Padum over Phirtse La	12 Days	Strenuous – Moderate
18	Manali – Tso Moriri over Parang La	15 Days	Strenuous – Moderate
19	Manali – Lahaul-Kang La – Padum	11 Days	Technical – Strenuous
20	Manali – Spiti – Changthang Lakes	19 Days	Moderate – Strenuous

Note: – We organize trekking in Kullu valley, Lahaul Valley , Spiti Valley , Zanskar, Ladakh and Dharamsala. The treks range from one to twenty two days in these region. For detail itineraries please write to us.