Parang La Trek
A Himalayan High Experience
About The Parang La TrekA trek connecting 2 gems of the Himalayas. Parang La is a high altitude pass going above 5540 meters connecting the high dessert of Spiti to that of Ladakh. It used to serve as a traditional trade route between Spiti and Ladakh in ancient times.
The trek starts from Kibber - a high altitude village in the dessert mountains of Spiti and climbs the Parang La before descending down to the high altitude pasture lands of Rupshu in Ladakh. It takes you through the meadows and ravines of the Pare Chu to take you to one of the most beautiful lakes in the Himalayas - The Tsomoriri Lake.
Tsomoriri Lake is the largest High Altitude lake in Ladakh and also within India which lies entirely within India. The peaks of Lungsher and Chamseher Kangri stands tall at above 6600 meters surrounding it.
The Parang La trek ends in Korzok which has a very old, historically important monastery. The lake of Tsomoriri falls under Wetland Conservation Reserve and is home to numerous wildlife including the elusive Snow Leopard and Tibetan Wolves.
Detailed Daywise Itinerary For Parang La Trek
- Day 1: Arrive in Manali
- Day 2: Drive from Manali to Kaza, via Chandratal
- Day 3: Explore the Spitian village of Kaza. Rest and Acclimatize well to the altitude.
- Day 4: Drive to Kibber. Camp at Dumla
- Day 5: Trek from Dumla to Thalthak Meadow
- Day 6: Trek from Thalthak Meadow to Bongrojen
- Day 7: Cross Parang La to camp at Dak Karzong
- Day 8: Trek from Dak Karzong to Datang Yongma
- Day 9: Trek from Datang Yongma to Chumik Shilde
- Day 10: Trek from Chumik Shilde to camp beside the vast and serene Tso Moriri Lake
- Day 11: Trek from Tso Moriri to Korzok. Drive from Korzok to Leh
Covid19 Safety Protocol For Himalayan Treks
Unnatural times call for an unusual response. We at Himalayan High are facing it with even more stringent safety measures to ensure our treks, trekkers, and the local support team are safe. The Covid19 Pandemic has completely changed the way we look at the World and do things. It has changed the way we trek as well. Here is a brief.
- Small Groups of less than 10 members
- No Fixed Camps at all. Use a single sleeping bag, mattress & sleeping bag inners throughout the trek without any mixup
- Sanitized Transportation
- Contactless Screening of Participants on arrival
- Contactless Paperwork and Online Booking Procedure
- Mandatory Sanitization Before Entry
- Sanitized Accommodation, Linens, Sleeping Bags, etc
- Sanitized and sun-dried Camping Equipment
- Monitored Support Crew with extra protection of masks, gloves and frequent use of sanitizers
- Social Distancing from other unmonitored groups
- Daily evaluation of Health for Safe Mountain Health
- Twin Sharing Accommodations on the trek
- Single tent supplement available
- Proper Dining Hygiene in Dining Tents
- Dry Toilets in toilet tents.
- Covid Hygiene Kit including personal Sleeping Bag Inner for free
- Precautionary Quarantine Tents On Trek
- Immunity-Boosting Food Menu and Drinks
- Filtered, Boiled and Treated Drinking Water
Read more on the following link about our Covid19 safety measures to ensure a safe trek.
Safe trekking in the Himalayas during COVID-19With this protocol, we have resumed our Himalayan Treks.
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+ Quick Info- Duration: 11 Days, Manali to Leh
- Highest Altitude: 5540m
- Grade: Strenuous ( know trek grades )
- Best Time: August, September
- Terrain: snow field, ravine, meadow,
- Activity Type: Trek
- Trail Type: Different Entry Exit Point
- Starts At: Manali
- Ends At: Leh
- Region: India - Himachal
- Country: India
- Nearest Airport: Bhuntar Airport (KUU), Kullu, Himachal Pradesh
- Nearest Rail Head: Chandigarh
- Travel Guide: Where and How To Reach Manali
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- Temperatures:
- Is Cloak Room Available: No
- Generic Food Menu:
+ Short Travel Itinerary
- Day 1: Arrive in Manali
- Day 2: Drive from Manali to Kaza, via Chandratal
- Day 3: Explore the Spitian village of Kaza. Rest and Acclimatize well to the altitude.
- Day 4: Drive to Kibber. Camp at Dumla
- Day 5: Trek from Dumla to Thalthak Meadow
- Day 6: Trek from Thalthak Meadow to Bongrojen
- Day 7: Cross Parang La to camp at Dak Karzong
- Day 8: Trek from Dak Karzong to Datang Yongma
- Day 9: Trek from Datang Yongma to Chumik Shilde
- Day 10: Trek from Chumik Shilde to camp beside the vast and serene Tso Moriri Lake
- Day 11: Trek from Tso Moriri to Korzok. Drive from Korzok to Leh
** Its wise to keep a buffer day on hand to accommodate weather discrepancies.
** Extra days can be added to explore both Spiti and Ladakh
+ Trek Highlights
- The unique experience of the desert mountains of Spiti
- Trek the ancient trading route between the valleys of Spiti in Himalchal Pradesh and Rupshu Valley of Ladakh in Jammu Kashmir
- Parang La is a hgh altitude Himalayan pass at 5540 meters
- Tsomoriri Lake is the largest High Altitude lake in Ladakh and also within India which lies entirely within India.
- The peaks of Lungsher and Chamseher Kangri stands tall at above 6600 meters surrounding Tsomoriri.
- The welcoming, happy and wonderful people of the region offers a chance to experience the unique and diverse culture of Himalayan valleys
+ Reviews & Testimonials
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We keep our reviews gladly, transparently and boldly on Google unlike hiding it on our own website and showcasing only the positive ones. Heartful thanks and gratitude to all of our Trekkers who took the effort to review us after they completed their trek with us. We understand none is perfect, but with proper experience, intention and feedbacks, one can achieve perfection. Our reviews are a result of our hardwork and intention to serve with the best intentions. + Cancellation PolicyWhen Should You Book?
We typically get booked about 3 - 6 months in advance. It is advisable to book this much in advance as you get early bird discounts and also your travel costs like flights/hotels/trains etc are much cheaper and confirmed if you book well in advance.
SPECIAL CANCELLATION TERMS DURING COVID19:
(1st OCTOBER 2020 TILL 31st MARCH 2021 )
Considering the uncertainties during the COVID19 pandemic, we have eased our cancellation rules.
- Up to 3 days or more before the trek start date - Full Refund of the total invoiced amount. No questions asked.
- 2 days to 1 day before the trek start date - We will either issue you a trek voucher with a value of 100% of the trek fee or refund 85% of the trek fee if you want us to transfer the money back.
- Transfer Of Seat to Different Batch/ Trek: No Loss Of Money, valid up to 1 year from Invoice date. It can be availed up to 1 day before Trek Start Date by sending an email.
- Transfer of Seat to Friend/ Family: No Loss Of Money, valid up to 1 year from Invoice date. It can be availed up to 1 day before Trek Start Date by sending an email.
- Validity Of The Covid19 Cancellation Policy: The above-listed cancellation rules apply only to bookings for which the trek start date falls between 1st October 2020 till 31st March 2021.
Find detailed info on Cancellation & Refund Policy
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