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I want to go to hampta pass trek. Any suggestions?

Please someone share:

1.Which trek company should I go with

  1. Things to be cautious of there

3.Minimum budget i should keep in mind

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u/Awkward_Composer_144 — 16 hours ago

Bali Pass May ‘26

Batch - 10th to 17th May (Trek The Himalayas)

Just came back from the most insane experience of my life. When I signed up for Bali Pass Trek, I think I took it a bit lightly, thinking, “I’ve done Roopkund and Chadar, how hard can it be?” (LMAO) I was so wrong.

The way this trek challenged me every single day, mentally and physically, I can genuinely say something changed in me. At the summit, I didn’t expect to cry, but the second I reached, I felt so overwhelmed that I broke down immediately. In that moment, the mountains no longer felt like just rocks, but like large sentient beings that gave us the opportunity to witness them.

Treks and expeditions often feel like something you conquer, but this experience made me realise that you don’t conquer the mountains, they let you conquer them. To feel so small in the bigger scheme of things was a truly humbling experience. I hope I never forget that feeling.

I remember the day before the summit, while making my way from Odari to Bali Col. The ascent was so steep that I felt almost broken and completely beaten down. I turned to my new trek friend and said, “This is the hardest thing I’ve ever done,” to which he replied, “yet.” And that just stuck with me.

I feel like this trek started something in me that goes far beyond achievements and challenges.

u/shitpostslut — 21 hours ago

First Week of June Hampta Pass Trek - What Should I Expect?

Hey everyone!

I’m going to be doing the Hampta Pass trek in the first week of June and wanted to know if anyone else from this sub is going around the same time 👀

Would love to connect with fellow trekkers before the trek!

Also, for those who’ve already done Hampta Pass:
- How was your overall experience?
- How difficult did you find it?
- Any must-carry essentials or things you wish you knew earlier?
- Tips for fitness, weather, shoes, packing, altitude, network, etc. would be super helpful.

Really excited for this one since the landscapes look unreal. Looking forward to hearing your experiences and recommendations!

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u/-stonk-daddy- — 1 day ago

Has anybody done dayara bugyal trek in summers?

Me and my friend want to go for a 3-4 day easy to moderate trek. Not able to find any other. So would it be a good option to go in first week of June?

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u/Low_Significance901 — 1 day ago
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Best trek in Summers!!!

BURAN PASS
It’s a 7 Days & 6 Nights trek
Itinerary Overview
The trek typically takes 7 days and covers roughly 5 to 7 hours of walking per day, except on the summit day
Day 1: Drive from Shimla to the basecamp at Janglik (9,415 ft).
Day 2: Trek from Janglik to Dayara Thatch (11,150ft).
Day 3: Dayara to Litham (11,800 ft).
Day 4: Acclimatization hike to Chandranahan Lake (13,200 ft).
Day 5: Litham to Dhunda campsite in SNOW (13,100ft).
Day 6: Dhunda to the Pass (15,000 ft) and descent to the River Campsite (11,000 ft) via Buran Ghati.
Day 7: Trek to Barua village and drive to Shimla

It costed me around 14-15k

u/0la- — 2 days ago

Thinking of trekking in Nepal? 🇳🇵🥾

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Hi everyone!

I’m a local trekking guide based in Nepal and I’d love to help anyone planning an adventure here.

Whether you’re curious about:

• Everest Base Camp

• Annapurna Circuit / ABC

• Langtang Valley

• Manaslu Trek

• Budget trekking tips

• Best seasons & weather

• Permits & transportation

• Solo travel safety

• Local culture & food

…feel free to ask me anything! 😊

I can also help with itinerary planning, local advice, hidden gems, and realistic costs based on your travel style.

Welcome to Nepal — the land of the Himalayas

u/Eepak12 — 2 days ago

5000+ meters trekk suggestion

Hi All,

I am looking for suggestions for another high-altitude trek (5000m+) in India.

I’m particularly interested in the Pin Parvati Pass, but would really appreciate any other recommendations as well.

I’ve previously done a couple of 4000m+ and 3000m+ treks, including:

Burhan Ghati

Pangarchulla Peak

Kashmir Great Lakes Trek

Kuari Pass

Looking for something challenging with good scenery and preferably a bit more technical/exposed than the ones above.

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u/NetworkLoadBalancer — 2 days ago

pin bhaba

might go to pin bhaba in early july or early august, anybody have any reviews of the trek? i was told its a slightly warmer trek than the other sub-zero treks i’ve been on, also if theres any other trek during this time period i would love to hear suggestions too! i just want to knock out a bunch of indian treks, do manaslu circuit trek (i have alr done abc and ebc), and then maybe next year do k2 base camp. fitness isn’t really an issue, neither is packing or temperature. i was just wondering if there will be snow on pin bhaba at this time, what rain situations are looking like, etc.

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u/Odd_Astronaut8653 — 2 days ago

Hampta pass june

Booked my hampta pass trek from a travel company called BOOKMYHIKES .Has anyone heard of it . Is it legit? And any other companies that are better in mid range budget pls suggest that also.

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u/papaofurpapa — 3 days ago

Looking for a trekking group for mid June!

Hey everyone!

I’m planning a trekking trip around mid June and looking for a group/people to join. I’ve done a few treks before and wanted to explore something new this summer.

Treks I’ve completed:
- Kedarkantha
- Hampta Pass
- Nag Tibba

I’m comfortable with moderate treks and open to suggestions for destinations in Himachal, Uttarakhand, or Kashmir around that time. Mostly looking for a fun group, good vibes, and a great trekking experience.

If anyone’s planning a trek around mid June or has space in their group, feel free to dm/comment :)

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u/bitxhahh — 3 days ago
▲ 5 r/trekkingIndia+2 crossposts

Planning to apply for the Basic Mountaineering Course at HMI Darjeeling (21 Nov – 18 Dec batch). This will be my first proper mountaineering course and I’ll be coming from Pune.

Would love advice from HMI alumni regarding: physical prep before reporting winter batch conditions gear and shoe recommendations things people usually underestimate travel/logistics to Darjeeling how intense the discipline and grading actually is Also looking for possible coursemates from the same batch so we can coordinate travel, gear prep, documentation etc. Any guidance appreciated. Cheers.

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u/Upset-Hat-2688 — 3 days ago

The Gaumukh Tapovan Trek is usually considered a moderate to difficult Himalayan trek. It is not the hardest trek in the Indian Himalayas, but it becomes challenging because of high altitude, long walking hours, rocky terrain, and glacier sections himalaya shelter

u/Himalaya_Shelter — 4 days ago

Gears for himalayan trekking like hampta pass , buran ghati etc?

Can someone suggest cheap, but value for money products ,clothing ,tent , sleeping bag , mat ,shoes ,glasses etc ,

Jackets , puffed jacket, wind cheater , trek pants etc ?? Worth the price not expensive

And the gears must buy

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u/MahaPurushh — 3 days ago

Hampta pass, pls help me with some information...

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hi there, i want to hampta pass this june end. but i have no idea what to do, never been to north, wanted to go for kuari pass but failed so i dont wana mess this up too. I'm stay in Bangalore, can someone please tell me, how should i plan my itenary? does it take 5 or 6 days for trek? for soemone from Bangalore how should i plan my , up and down travel, what would be the best trekking agency to go with,? i mean indiahikes or anything. what would be the ideal cost

i have to plan days so i can put leaves properly

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u/kingofpyrates — 3 days ago

hampta pass trek

planning on doing hampta pass in early july. I am taking a few friends with me (who have never been on a trek before), would it be a good trek for them? i know it isn’t too difficult so they will manage but view-wise, is it a good introductory trek? i already went on buran ghati and rupin pass and don’t want to do those twice, so i was looking for another good trek in july, came across hampta pass. not too easy, not too difficult. opinions?

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u/Odd_Astronaut8653 — 4 days ago

The Gaumukh Tapovan Trek is usually considered a moderate to difficult Himalayan trek. It is not the hardest trek in the Indian Himalayas, but it becomes challenging because of high altitude, long walking hours, rocky terrain, and glacier sections himalaya shelter

u/Himalaya_Shelter — 4 days ago