Chhaplang Tibba Trek

5-Night, 6-Day Itinerary for Chhaplang Tibba Trek (Kullu Valley, Himachal Pradesh)

Overview

• Duration: 6 Days, 5 Nights (2 Overnight Journey)
• Starting Point: Delhi
• End Point :Delhi
• Highest Elevation: Chaplang Tibba (3731 meters) (12240 Feet)
• Trek Level: Beginner-friendly with gradual ascents and descents
• Key Highlights: Scenic Kufri Meadows, panoramic views from Chaplang Tibba summit, View of Kalichaang Golden Mountain, serene landscapes of Kullu Valley
• Trek Fees : 9500/- Delhi to Delhi

Day 1: Arrival at Shirar Base Camp (Acclimatization & Briefing)

• Arrival:
  Reach Shirar village by morning (accessible via Kullu or Manali) . Meet the trek team at the Shirar Base Camp.
• Activities:
• Acclimatization session: A short guided hike around Shirar village to help participants adjust to the altitude. Explore local flora and fauna.
• Briefing: Orientation about the trek, safety protocols, and an introduction to the itinerary.
• Gear Check: Ensure everyone has the necessary gear and supplies for the trek.
• Stay: Overnight in tents or homestay at Shirar Base Camp.

Day 2: Drive from Shirar to Shilha Village | Trek to Kufri Meadows

• Morning:
• After breakfast, drive from Shirar Base Camp to Shilha Village (approximately 30–40 minutes).
• Start the trek from Shilha towards Kufri Meadows.
• Trek Details:
• Distance: ~6 km
• Duration: 3–4 hours
• Terrain: Gradual ascent through dense pine forests, rhododendron trees, and picturesque landscapes.
• Highlights: Panoramic views of Kullu Valley and the surrounding Himalayan peaks.
• Evening:
• Arrive at Kufri Meadows and set up camp. Relax amidst lush alpine grasslands and enjoy a stunning sunset.
• Bonfire and storytelling session in the evening (weather permitting).
• Stay: Overnight in tents at Kufri Meadows.

Day 3: Summit Day – Trek to Chaplang Tibba (3731m) and Return to Kufri Meadows

• Early Morning:
• Wake up early for a hearty breakfast. Begin the trek to Chaplang Tibba summit.
• Trek Details:
• Distance: ~8–9 km (round trip)
• Duration: 6–7 hours
• Terrain: Gradual ascent to the summit with some steep sections near the top.
• Highlights:
• Reach the summit of Chaplang Tibba and enjoy panoramic views of snow-clad Himalayan peaks, including the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges.
• Marvel at the serenity and spiritual vibe of the summit.
• Afternoon:
• Descend back to Kufri Meadows by lunchtime.
• Evening:
• Rest and reflect on the summit experience. Enjoy the evening at Kufri Meadows.
• Stay: Overnight in tents at Kufri Meadows.

Day 4: Descend to Sajuni Village | Drive to Shirar Base Camp | Departure

• Morning:
• After breakfast, begin the descent trek from Kufri Meadows to Sajuni Village.
• Trek Details:
• Distance: ~5–6 km
• Duration: 3–4 hours
• Terrain: Gentle descent through forest trails and open meadows.
• Afternoon:
• Arrive at Sajuni Village and drive back to Shirar Base Camp.
• Freshen up, collect your belongings, and prepare for departure.
• Evening:
• Same-day departure for your destination.

Essential Tips for Trekkers

1. Fitness: Although beginner-friendly, basic fitness is required for 5–7 hours of trekking daily.
2. Gear: Pack appropriate trekking shoes, layers for varying weather, and a backpack with essentials (water bottles, snacks, rain cover).
3. Weather: Weather in the mountains can be unpredictable; carry rain gear and thermal layers.
4. Sustainability: Respect local culture and the environment. Avoid littering and follow Leave No Trace principles.

This itinerary offers a balanced mix of adventure, stunning landscapes, and beginner-friendly trekking experiences, making it ideal for nature lovers and first-time trekkers!

Inclusions:

1. Tents on triple/Quad sharing

1. All Meals (Veg) during trek (First Day Breakfast to Last day Lunch)

3. Experienced Trek Leader
4. Cook and support staff
5. Transport from Delhi to Delhi in Volvo Bus
6. Local Transport During Trek in shared cab
7. Gators, Micro Spikes, Trek Poles.

Exclusions:

1. Any expenses of personal nature
2. Any food and accommodation in towns

1. Any Damage to Equipment’s
2. Anything Else than Inclusion
3. Personal Porters For Carrying Trekker's Backpacks , Insurance

6. GST @ 5.0%

What to Pack

• Trek Shoes: Carrying good trek shoes is a must as the terrain is going to be tough.
• Backpack: A 30-40 litre backpack is required to carry all your essentials for the trek.
• Clothing: You should carry multiple layers of clothing, as weather can change drastically in minutes on such treks. carrying a rain coat is recommended as it can rain anytime, socks and gloves accordingly.
• Others : Carrying socks 0f 4 pairs ,ie ;2 pair normal and 2 pair wooden socks of cold weather conditions. Thermals are compulsorily recommended for high altitude treks

Know before you book

• Take enough time to acclimate at high altitudes because the climatic conditions differ from those in the plains.
• In the event of catastrophes or natural disasters, the management retains the right to alter the route.
• To enjoy a secure journey, pay attention to the instructors and trek leaders.
• Conservation is valued since water is so valuable.
• Encouragement of nighttime trekking should only happen if a guide is with you and it is part of the schedule to avoid unplanned catastrophes.
• Avoid wearing earbuds on the hike; doing so could make you less audible.
• Maintain the destinations' ecological balance by not utilizing plastic bags.
• It is necessary to abide by the state government's guidelines. Keep your distance from society.
• Please present a legitimate ID during check-in.
• Professional guides are offered to guarantee maximum safety, additional information, and the individualized care required to fully appreciate a journey.
• After you make a reservation, you will receive the precise location.
• The trip will be in a neat car with knowledgeable drivers, especially for difficult terrains.
• The nature of camping is really simple. You shouldn't count on luxury. There might only be a few places where you can get electricity.
• Mobile and laptop charging stations may or may not be located at a central location on campgrounds.
• The package does not include any personal costs, goods of a personal nature, meals not specifically listed, etc.
• Bring dry food and snacks from home (you will save a lot of money). Bring reusable water bottles with you so you can rehydrate.
• Keep your luggage to a minimum because more luggage means more trouble.
• Before starting the hike, see a doctor. When trekking the Chhaplang Tibba, have a first aid kit and some basic drugs.
• Do not encourage littering at nearby sites or campsites as the Chhaplang Tibba walk passes through an environmentally friendly area. Littering travellers risk fines.
• The authorities should be notified in advance if the Chhaplang Tibba hike needs to be canceled.
• For the Chhaplang Tibba walk, it is advised to have adequate warm clothing and appropriate footwear.
• The trek is not advised for children under the age of seven.