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Completed the Everest Three Passes Trek in April 2026.

Solo. No guides. No porters.

Just sharing some moments from my trek as images.

15 days of trekking - 160+ kms

~10000m elevation in total

did it anti-clockwise.

Major achievements:

• Everest Base Camp - 5,364 m / 17,598 ft

• Ama Dablam Base Camp - 4,600 m / 15,092 ft

• Kongma La Pass - 5,535m / 18,159ft

• Cho La Pass - 5,420 meters / 17,782 feet

• Renjo La Pass - 5,360 meters / 17,585 ft

(I'm not including the entire itinerary and details in this post to avoid making it too long. Please feel free to ask if you have any questions, as I'm happy to help.)

Loving Himachal 🥰♥️

The influencer is not sharing the location stating village people doesn’t want much people there which is fine, But I want to know the location? Anyone can guess the place?

I know it might not be possible but still, any guesses?

Visited kainchi dham hope my confused mind gets changed .

Hope neeb karoli baba blessings stays with me

Tondavali Beach in Malvan was so fun. Very peaceful & less crowded beach. you can get beach-facing Ac rooms for around ₹1.2k.

The water in the Dawki River becomes exceptionally clear during winter due to low sediment and minimal pollution, creating an optical illusion where boats appear to hover above the riverbed.

Did a crazy road trip through Manali, Vashisht, Kasol, Manikaran, Sissu, Keylong & Jispa. freezing temps like -2, barely any sunlight, and smooth roads that kept driving a thrilling experience. but had to stop every few mins to admire the landscape and awe at the huge mountains and click pics. Those raw Himalayan views, snow-loaded peaks, and unreal valleys made every sub-zero kilometer 100% worth it.

The Maruti Jimny killed it on those mountain roads. 🚙💨

📍 Chandigarh to Manali highway is smooth like butter
📍 Manali i have to say it is the queen of hill stations, so many hidden corners to explore. so so many cafes. like endless.
📍 Kasol — super vibrant vibe but the roads test your patience 😵‍💫. Manikaran is so good too. make sure you do in noon to avoid crowds
📍 Sissu to Keylong . No words. straight-up postcard landscapes, couldn’t stop staring
📍 Jispa - Cute peaceful little gem, perfect to slow down and just exist

The Himalayas really do hit different. 🤍

and do not miss the hot water spring dip in Manali. even at 7 am it feels so so good.

Day 1 - Chandigarh to Kasol/Manikaran
Day 2 - Kasol to Manali
Day 3 - Manali to Jispa to Manali
Day 4 - Chilling out in Manali and small trek and in hot water spring
Day 5 - Manali to Chandigarh

As i did last min it the trip was on expensive side. But if you manage bus you can easily manage in 1 to 1.5K per day including stay + food

helu gaiziz😇

im going to shimla and manali via chandigarh in may end. we'll be staying near mashobra in shimla and near bahanu in manali. 2 days in shimla and 4 days in manali and 1 day in chandigarh.

what are the best places to visit, cafés, viewpoints, and things to do around these areas? any hidden gems or must-try food spots? and this i should not miss???

also, any dos/don’ts, safety tips, weather advice, packing tips, or things first-time visitors should know? any thing i should be prepared for?????

pls help guys😘⛰️🏔

Captured this during my trek and honestly the clouds looked unreal that morning.

One of those mountain moments where you just stop walking for a minute and keep staring at the view.

Trek Name: Chopta Chandrashila Trek

Days:3

Adventure: Trekking

Base Camp: Baniyakund

Season: Spring | Summer | Autumn | Winter

Months: January | February | March | April | May | June | September | October | November | December

Country: India

Altitude: 12000 FT

Grade: Easy