Mt. Hanuman Tibba is Located in Solang Valley, Manali, District of Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, When it comes to exploring India, all we remember is the mighty mountains, green trees, nature, trekking, and thrilling adventures with our friends. To rejuvenate yourself, you need to climb and trek India has many peaks to explore like, Yunam Peak Expedition, CB 13 Peak Expedition, Deo Tibba, and lots more. Today we will discuss in detail the Hanuman Tibba Expedition.
Mt Hanuman Tibba Expedition offers spectacular nature views to soothe your mind, any time of the year. Mt Hanuman Tibba is one of the most stunning and thrilling peaks located in the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayan mountains. It passes through the rivulet of Beas Kund, alpine Solang Valley, and Tentu Pass. The road to Hanuman Tibba is stunning and it gives many beautiful and scenic views. You can go with your friends or loved ones to Hanuman Tibba to experience excellent trekking. It is an interesting fact to know that Hanuman Tibba Expedition is a challenging trek. But it guarantees you the enjoyment and thrilling experience across mountains and oceans.
To do this expedition, you need to have physical fitness, much stamina, and knowledge and experience about the technical equipment of using them. Like how to use ice Axe, Jumar, Crampons, etc. If you have done a basic mountaineering course And also if you have climbed one to two peaks above 5000 meters then you are eligible for it.
Trekking and mountaineering are forever a choice for every year around. But summer and autumn is the best time to do Mt. Hanuman Tibba Expedition, during the summer months May, and June, and in autumn September and October are one of the best time to do this Expedition.
monsoon climatic conditions can fluctuate. It is highly recommended to check the monsoon situations and then proceed with your trekking plans. During monsoon, The rains vary from moderate to heavy. It is therefore recommended to check the current status of the weather before proceeding with treks.
Winter is not an advisable season for Hanuman Tibba all because of heavy snow, cold temperature, and a high chance of avalanches in winter.
Also known as the White Mountain is the tallest trek mountain in the state of Himachal Pradesh
in the Dhauladhar range. It is situated at 5,982 meters and the weather is generally cool. During the months of summer May to July first week, the temperature ranges between 5 degrees to 16-degree celsius and it falls up to 0 degrees, 7 degrees, and even -1 degrees. However, summer is a pleasant and probably the best time to climb Mt. Hanuman Tibba.
During the autumn season, climatic conditions can fluctuate. It is highly recommended to check the climate situation and then proceed with your trekking plans. During the autumn months, September, and October the temperature is generally between 7 degrees to 21 degrees Celsius. And can drop from -11 degrees to 5 degrees Celsius at night.
Lakes and Peaks to explore near Mt. Hanuman Tibba:
Hanuman Tibba is a scenic peak with almost 5,860 m in height in Manali, HP. Amidst the beautiful Pir Panjal Ranges, nearby Solang Valley nestles Hanuman Tibba for mountaineers. A Lot of places are situated nearby Mt Hanuman Tibba. Let us discuss them.
Whenever you have plans to climb Mt. Hanuman Tibba Expedition, you should do some of these treks of expeditions like Beas Kund Tek, Patalsu Peak Trek, Mount Friendship Peak Expedition, Ladakhi Peak, and lots more.
You have to reach Manali by 11 am along with the trek members. The Mandalay can be a bit critical as we need to assemble the team and also get a few permits for the trek expedition. The team requires certain documents and ID proofs before proceeding. We need 2 permits, 1 from DFO Manali and the other from the IMF. These permits are necessary for every climbing expedition. Team members will stay at a hotel in Manali after getting fresh. Our team will meet with all our participants and discuss our schedule, spend some quality time with the group and overnight stay in a hotel in Manali.
The next morning we will drive to Dhundi and reach early in the morning. We will carry the luggage and go towards Bakkarthatch. The Bakkarthatch trek is very simple and steadyWe will be crossing 3-4 camps where the sailplanes are visible. Likewise, we will cross the trail of the Beas river that flows alongside us throughout the day. Also, we will cross a wooden bridge that has no railings. This bridge can be a lot of excitement. Moreover, it has lush green trails near the Beas kund. Across 12, we will have our lunch. Post lunch, we will continue our trekking to the Beas Kund glacier. It has a steep climb to an almost 300m long green field. While trekking, we will be able to explore huge mountains, hanging glaciers, and lots of rejuvenating nature sights.
Today will be a complete rest and break day. We will enjoy at the base camp exploring Beas Kund and enjoying the vibes of nature and qualities of your body with a short hike. The tasks for today include crampon fitting, technical gear distribution & general meeting on what to do and how we will proceed for the coming days.
Today the porter team will load the ferry and plan the activities for the upcoming days. The instructor and team members will perform and teach you about the ice climbing practice on the glacier. Full-day training on the glaciers. About how to use all climbing equipment in a climbing expedition and how we will do teamwork with all climbing groups in the mountains. Rest after learning and experiencing these things and overnight stay in camps.
Today early morning we will be climbing towards Camp 1 for the Tentu Pass. Today is the day to walk or trek on a steep snow slope. We will reach the campsite and we will be without kitchen staff. All the expedition members (guests, trek guides, trek members, high-altitude Friends (HAF), etc) will collaborate & work together. We will carry loads, pitch, remove the camp, cook food, and wash and clean dishes. Starting tonight, we will be camping on snow glaciers for the next few days.
Today early morning we will climb towards Camp 2 and we will be trekking again on a snowy glacier slope.
Today is somewhat of a challenging day for the entire trekking expedition. The climb on the Tentu pass trek top is steep and can be challenging. We will have to check climatic conditions & snowfall and depending upon the same, we will fix ropes for the trek members. Once we reach the trek pass, we will be able to view the fantastic and idyllic nature that will make us rejuvenated. We will spend some quality time amidst nature and click Instagrammable images.
Flat walk and so it will be done easily. The height gain will be barely 200 m. But the hike is very long and it will take almost 7 hours. It is challenging as we have to constantly over snow glaciers surpassing some crevasses. Once we arrive at camp, we will quickly have early dinner and return to our tents. Later on, at night we will execute the summit attempt.
Today we will return to Camp 1. Today we will have complete rest. Spend quality time taking clicks, eating, resting, and singing songs with our trek members. This day will also be reserved as a buffer day in case the first Summit Attempt is called off due to fluctuating climatic conditions.
Today early morning, we will start the trek back to Tentu Pass towards base camp. We will have to be careful as the gully can be steep or slippery but afterward, it will be a pleasant slide down the hills. We will again reach the base camp, we will be welcomed by staff members and we will enjoy the day with trek members and rest.
This day after breakfast we will again trek back to Dhundi from the same route and drive from hundi to Manali to celebrate your successful summit. Overnight stay in a hotel.
Before leaving Manali, we will check the climatic conditions and this is a buffer day so we will use this day if required during the Hanuman Tibba Expedition.
Backpack offloading charges:
Normally, every trekker is responsible to carry his/her personal belongings. But we will help you with carrying your luggage. You have to pay some charges for offloading backpacks: They are as under:
You can carry a maximum weight of 11 kg and not more than that. Bags and suitcases are not allowed on the trekking journey.