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Short Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Manali – Drive to Solang Valley (2,600 m)
Day 2: Solang Valley to Shagadugh (3,000 m)
Day 3: Shagadugh to Patalsu Peak (4,220 m) Summit & Return
Day 4: Shagadugh to Solang Valley – Drive Back to Manali

🌿 Highlights: A short and scenic Himalayan summit trek near Manali – perfect for beginners, snow lovers, and stunning 360° mountain views.

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Why Patalsu Peak is a Must-Do Trek?

Why choose Patalsu Peak Trek?

The Patalsu Peak Trek is one of the most scenic short treks in the Manali region, offering an ideal mix of adventure, alpine charm, and tranquility. Starting from Solang Valley, this journey takes you through traditional Himachali villages, dense pine and oak forests, and snow-covered meadows – leading to a panoramic summit overlooking Hanuman Tibba, Friendship Peak, and the Dhauladhar Range.

Perfect for both beginners and intermediate trekkers, this trek provides the right balance of challenge and reward. In winter, Patalsu transforms into a snow paradise, while in summer it unfolds vibrant meadows and clear mountain views – making it a year-round favorite among nature and adventure lovers.

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FAQs - Before You Go

Where is the Patalsu Peak Trek located?

The Patalsu Peak Trek is located near Solang Valley, close to Manali in Himachal Pradesh. It offers panoramic views of Hanuman Tibba, Friendship Peak, and the Dhauladhar Range.

How difficult is the Patalsu Peak Trek?

It’s a moderate trek, suitable for both beginners and intermediate trekkers. The trail includes gradual climbs through forests and meadows, with a steep push to the summit.

What is the best time to do the Patalsu Peak Trek?

The trek can be done year-round, but the experience varies:

  • December to April: Snow trek with white landscapes and frozen trails.

  • May to October: Green meadows, clear skies, and pleasant weather.

What is the total duration of the trek?

The trek is 4 days and 3 nights, starting and ending in Manali.

What is the maximum altitude reached?

The summit of Patalsu Peak stands at an altitude of 4,220 meters (13,845 ft).

Is this trek good for beginners?

Yes, it’s one of the best beginner-friendly Himalayan treks, ideal for those who want to experience snow, high-altitude camping, and a real summit climb for the first time.

How to reach the base camp (Solang Valley)?

You can reach Solang Valley (2,600 m) via a short drive from Manali (13 km).

  • Nearest Airport: Kullu0Manali Airport, Bhuntar (65 km)

  • Nearest Railway Station: Chandigarh (310 km) or Joginder Nagar (165 km)

What kind of accommodation is provided?
  • Day 1: Hotel stay in Solang Valley (double sharing)

  • During Trek: Dome tents on double sharing basis with sleeping bags and mats

What kind of meals are provided during the trek?

We serve fresh, nutritious vegetarian meals – breakfast, lunch, evening tea, and dinner – prepared by our local mountain cooks.

What should I pack for the Patalsu Peak Trek?
  • Trekking shoes, warm layers, gloves, cap, sunglasses, rain jacket
  • Trek pole, personal medicines, and a reusable water bottle
    (A detailed packing list is shared after booking confirmation.)
Are there washroom facilities during the trek?

Yes, toilet tents are provided at all campsites, following eco-friendly practices.

Is it safe to trek to Patalsu Peak?

Absolutely. The trek is conducted by certified trek leaders and experienced local guides. Our team carries safety gear, first aid kits, and ensures proper acclimatization.

What is the temperature during the trek?
  • Summer (May-Oct): Day 10-20°C | Night 2-10°C
  • Winter (Dec-Apr): Day 0–10°C | Night -5 to -10°C
Is there mobile network connectivity during the trek?

You’ll get a good network (mostly Jio and BSNL) in Solang Valley, but limited or no signal beyond Shagadugh campsite.

Can I rent trekking gear from Hike in India?

Yes, basic trekking gear like shoes, jackets, and poles can be arranged on rent at the base location with prior notice.

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