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15 people
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The Kinnaur Kailasha, referred to as Kinner Kailash locally, is a peak located in the Himachal Pradesh state of India’s Kinnaur region. With a height of 17200 feet, Kinnaur Kailash is revered by both Hindu and Buddhist Kinnauris. Kinner Kailash circuit trek provides breathtaking views of the Kinnaur Kailash range’s soaring summits as well as nearby peaks like Raldang (5499m) and Jorkanden (6473 m). The region is hemmed in by Indo-Tibetan border and peaks of Zanskar and Greater Himalayan range on its north-eastern side. Dhauladhar range seperate it from Uttarakhand on the southern side .The beauty of Kinnaur comes from three of the world’s grand mountain ranges – the Zanskar, the Greater Himalaya, and the Dhauladhar, whose views this trek will cover. The grand parikrama starts in Kalpa and travels through the Triung valley before returning via the Sangla valley. The Sutlej River increases the trek’s wonders rising from the southern slopes of Kailash Parvat in Tibet flows through the Kinnaur valley. This trek is in the Bucket list of every trek enthusiasts.
Reception at Shimla and drive from Shimla to Charang via Kufri, Narkanda and Reckong Peo. The Phawarang peak (6050 m) and the Rangrik range may be seen in magnificent detail on the route from Shimla to Charang, a lovely and picturesque settlement. Arrive at Shimla early in the morning, then climb the Jhaku hill after breakfast to visit the Hanuman temple, the museum, and the advanced study hall. Back to the hotel for lunch . It's a free afternoon to visit the mall. In the hotel, spend the night .
Village walk and a visit to Rangrik monastery and last ITBP post on the Indo-Tibetan border.. After breakfast, proceed to Rampur, the former Himalayan kingdom of Rampur Bushahr, by way of Kufri, Narkandha, and a descent. Continue to Sarahan the summer capital of the Rampur Bushehr. Visit a temple that is more than 1500 years old for a stunning vista of the Shir Khand peaks. Explore the places around Charang and pay a visit to the Rangrik Monastery. Overnight stay in the village homestay or camping.
From Charang to Lalanti, we trek today. For the first two to three hours till we reach Charang Kanda, the ascent will be tough. Lalanti is a place with many wildflowers and beautiful meadows. After arriving in Kanda, the gradient is minimal till Lalanti. Visit the Rangrik Monastery and explore the area around Charang. Camping or homestaying in the community for the night
We will drive to Thangi followed by a gradual trek along the stream to a beautiful campsite of Lamber. Overnight stay is in Lamber in tents.
On the 5th day of the Kinner Kailash trek, we will trek from Lamber to Charang. The Kinner Kailash trek goes through different terrain via Surting shepherd house. Overnight stay in surting shepherd house.
Chitkul is the last village on the Indo-Tibet border. On this day, we will hike the 11 kilometres from Charang to Lalanti, aroute that is absolutely covered in wildflowers. Lalanti is a beautiful place for camping, an overnight stay here.
We will trek from Lalanti to the Base of Charang. This 6-kilometer track ascends through boulder fields, moraines, and glacier fields before ending at base camp. Overnight stay to basecamp of Charang.
Today, we trek two hours across rugged terrain to reach the pass. There is a beautiful steep descent till Chhitkul, the last village of Baspa valley before the Indo-Tibet Border. Overngiht stay in camp near the village.
From Chitkul, we will go to Sangla today. Situated in Baspa Valley, Kinnaur's most picturesque valley and home to Kamrufort. Visit the fort and village followed by an overnight stay in a camp.
From Sangla, it takes about 5-6/7 hours to reach Shimla. Sangla Valley is situated near Karcham, 203 kilometres away from Shimla. You will today exit the Shimla Kaza Highway after passing the Karcham Dam. Your lovely journey to Kinner Kailash, filled with many wonderful memories, comes to an end today.
Mule and Porter chargesMule and Porter chargesThis trek is rated as "Moderate to challenging" due to the high altitude, rugged terrain, and demanding hiking days.
Participants should be at least 16 Year to join this trek due to its demanding nature.
May — June (15C to 20C and night 7C to2C) Sept — Oct (15C to 10C and night 5C to -5C).
Pre Monsoon Season:— May first week to June end and post monsoon Season:- September 2nd week to Nov first week.
The trek starts and ends in Shimla.
6.30 am To 7.30 am
5.30 pm To 6.30 pm
People with conditions such as Bronchitis, Asthma, TB, Epilepsy, high blood pressure, or a higher BMI are not allowed on this trek.
Children under 8 years old are not permitted to join the trek.
