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Patalsu Peak
India

Adventure Type:

Mountain Climb

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Technical Equipment Needed:

No

 

Fitness Level Required:

Good

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Effort Level:

Moderate

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Specialist Insurance Required:

Yes

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Best Months To Go:

March - November

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Grading:

T3

see our Grading Guide HERE​

Accommodation:

Hotel & Tent

 

Location Map:

Check HERE​​​

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Altitude in Meters:

4,200

 

Food Choices Available:

Kosher, Veggie, Vegan, Nut Free, Lactose Free, Halal

Patalsu Peak Trek – Your Beginner-Friendly Summit Adventure

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Nestled in the heart of Kullu, Manali has long been the playground for trekkers and mountaineers. Majestic peaks like Friendship Peak, Shitidhar, Ladakhi, and Hanuman Tibba dominate the skyline, drawing adventurers from across the globe. While these summits demand experience and stamina, just a stone’s throw away lies Patalsu Peak — a beginner-friendly climb that delivers the thrill of a summit without overwhelming difficulty.

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​At first glance, Patalsu may seem modest compared to its towering neighbors, but that’s precisely what makes it special. This easy-to-moderate trek packs all the rewards of a summit climb into just a few days. There’s something unforgettable about standing atop a peak, breathing in the crisp mountain air, and soaking in panoramic views that stretch across the Kullu Valley — and Patalsu offers this experience in a way that’s accessible to newcomers and adventure seekers alike.

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The journey begins at Solang Nallah, winding through vibrant meadows and serene alpine forests. Birders and nature lovers will delight in the local wildlife, while every step brings the scenery into sharper focus. As you ascend, the landscape transforms from lush greenery to rugged, high-altitude terrain. The summit, at 4,200 meters, rewards your efforts with sweeping vistas of Hanuman Tibba, Friendship Peak, and the entire Kullu Valley, as well as glimpses of the distant Lahaul and Spiti ranges. It’s the perfect snapshot of the Himalayas — dramatic, serene, and entirely unforgettable.

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​Patalsu Peak isn’t just a trek; it’s a stepping stone to bigger adventures. For beginners, it provides essential experience and confidence, helping you develop skills needed for higher, more demanding peaks. In just four days, you gain a real sense of accomplishment, test your physical and mental stamina, and return with memories that linger long after the trek ends.

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Ideal for solo travelers, friends, and families alike, this short yet rewarding trek is a perfect escape from city life. It’s your chance to disconnect from the mundane, immerse yourself in pristine nature, and experience the joy of standing on a Himalayan summit — all while preparing for the next adventure.

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Whether you’re a first-time trekker or simply looking for a quick mountain getaway, Patalsu Peak promises breathtaking views, a manageable challenge, and an adventure that stays with you. This is more than a trek; it’s a memory, a milestone, and a gateway to the greater heights of the Indian Himalayas.

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ITINERARY

Day 1: Arrival in Manali
Arrive in Manali, check in, and rest. Afternoon orientation covers gear, safety, and route briefing. Optional stroll in Old Manali or local markets. Early dinner and final packing.
Altitude: 2,050 m | Activity: Arrival, briefing, light exploration

 

Day 2: Manali - Drive to Solang 
Drive to Solang Nalla, the trek’s starting point. Rest and acclimatize before an early start the next day.

 

Day 3: Solang - Patalsu Base Camp, 2,400m - 3,280m
Cross the Beas River via pulley bridge, trek past apple orchards and alpine forests, and reach the tree-line campsite with panoramic views of Kullu Valley and surrounding peaks. Water available nearby; excellent stargazing opportunity.

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Day 4: Base Camp - Patalsu Summit - Base Camp, 3,280m - 4,265m  
Start early to catch sunrise on the summit. The 3 km steep climb rewards you with 360° views of Kullu Valley, Hanuman Tibba, Friendship Peak, Rohtang, and Bara Bangal ranges. Descend the same trail back to base camp and rest.

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Day 4: Base Camp - Solang - Manali 
Retrace your steps to Solang and drive back to Manali, concluding the trek.

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Day 5: Depart Manali

Included:

  • All meals from Day 1 dinner to Day 5 breakfast

  • Local Guides and trained support staff (cook, helpers, etc.)

  • All camping logistics – high-quality tents, sleeping bags, mats, kitchen gear

  • 2 Night accommodation in hotel in Manali, twin-sharing

  • 3 Night Accommodation in tents as per the itinerary.

  • Flights Delhi – Chandigarh - Delhi

  • Transport by road Chandigarh - Manali - Chandigarh

  • Permits, forest entry fees, and local administration permissions

  • Medical kit, pulse oximeter, and emergency oxygen cylinder

Excluded:

  • International flights

  • Insurance

  • Staff Tips

  • Any additional costs arising from unforeseen delays (weather, natural calamities, health issues, etc.)

  • Anything not mentioned in the inclusions

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