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Hamta Circle Trek

14 KM     MAX 15

MAX ALTITUTDE
3380 mts

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Manali to Manali

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In the Kullu region, the Hamta Circle walk is excellent for novices. As it crosses the major right (true left) ridge of the valley between Jagatsukh and Prini, two of the largest settlements in the area, the trail passes through some of the most virgin forests in the area of Manali. Local shepherds and their flock, ibex, brown bears, monals, choughs, and vultures visit the pine, deodar, oak, and birch forests. The meadows also provide breathtaking views of the Beas Kund region\'s peaks, including Hanuman Tibba and others.
Report at Dolma Dhaba in Jagatsukh at 9 AM. After freshening up & breakfast there, we will start our trek. Jagatsukh is a small village just 7 Kilometres away from Manali and is well-known for its Apple orchards and ancient temples of Lord Shiva. You’ll cross two villages today, Jagatsukh and Bhanara village, and get a glimpse of the life of the locals in these small villages. You’ll have to climb up loads of stairs today, so mentally prepare yourself. The uphill walk from Jagatsukh to Bhanara should take around 25 minutes, and you’ll find yourself surrounded by apple trees along the way. Right after Bhanara village, you’ll walk through a partially dense pine forest, still climbing stairs, and at the heart of the forest, you will be able to spot oak, deodar and chestnut trees. You will soon come across a Shiv Temple, called Takshak Nag Temple, which is quite sacred for the locals of both the villages you just walked through today. From here you’ll walk further up, into the forest, until you come across a clearing, that is your campsite for the day. You will have plenty of time to explore the area, so relax and enjoy the view. Your first hike is over.
Prepare yourself for epicness today. Today you’ll walk further up, through the forest, traversing through the hills, until the trees disappear and you come across vast meadows with huge boulders right in front of you. You will get two epic views today, one is of Hanuman Tibba and second is the view of the entire city from your campsite. Depending on the weather, you might come across a few Gujjar make-shift huts today, and locals collecting herbal plants and roots before Tilgan. The gradient of the trail is moderate, ascending all the way up till Saraha Baggi. Camp over night at Saraha Baggi.
If you loved your campsite yesterday, you’ll absolutely get blown away with your campsite today. Your trail with start with a carpet of yellow flowers and honey bees buzzing and camouflaging amongst these flowers. An hour into the trek, you’ll come across a waterfall, and right after that you’ll start your ascend into the forest. The path after the waterfall is quite narrow and could get muddy and slippery, so be extremely careful today. You’ll walk in and out of the forest today, gradually ascending and descending along the way. If the ground is not snow-covered, you’ll find loads of fallen chestnuts covering the ground. You’ll be camping at one of the most beautiful campsites today, so brace yourself. The beautiful lush green hills, the massive mountains in the background, and the shepherds grazing their flock of sheep/buffaloes make this place something of a dream. Overnight camp at Sarotu.
This is going to be the shortest day on the trek, but it’s descend all the way till Jobra, so it could get quite taxing for your knees. You’ll traverse through the hills of Sarotu, cross a stream, and reach the Jobra Dam, which is the end of the trek for you, but the beginning of the trek for people heading for the Hampta Pass trek. The descend is not too steep, just zigzag your way down the hills and you’ll be okay. You’ll meet shepherds close to Jobra, and will find a lot of small restaurants in Jobra for refreshments. A car will pick you up from Jobra and the drive to Manali will take about an hour. The road to Manali has quite a few hairpin bends, so just a word of caution for people who tend to get car sick. Overnight stay in Manali.

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What's Included

  • Meals during the trek
  • Dinner on arrival day in Sankri
  • Forest Permits/Camping Charges (only if availing transportation through The Wanderin Mans). Included only up to amount charged for Indian Nationals
  • Tents, Sleeping bags, mats
  • Safety Equipment includes static rescue rope, seat harness, carabiners, pulleys
  • Trek guide, cook, helpers, porters & mules for carrying common luggage
  • Services of a Certified Trek Leader

What's not Included ?

  • Meals during road journeys
  • Offloading of personal bags
  • Any kind of Insurance
  • Any expense of personal nature
  • Any expense not specified in the inclusion list

Cancelation Policy


Cash Refund (All events including Friendship Peak Expedition except other Mountaineering Expeditions) - Cash refunds are only available for bookings made without any discounts, such as promotional codes or dynamic discounts. Additionally, cash refunds are not available for shifted batch bookings or if the booking status is "Booked". The amount of the refund will be determined based on the following guidelines:


  • • Cancellations made up to 31 days before the departure date will incur a 5% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made between 30 and 21 days before the departure date incur a 20% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made between 20 and 11 days before the departure date incur a 50% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made less than 11 days before the departure date are not eligible for a cash refund.

Refunds will be processed back to the bank account or credit card account used to pay for the event i.e., the source of payment. The amount refunded will be based on the net amount paid for the event, excluding additional components such as transportation, rent, or portage.


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In the Kullu region, the Hamta Circle walk is excellent for novices. As it crosses the major right (true left) ridge of the valley between Jagatsukh and Prini, two of the largest settlements in the area, the trail passes through some of the most virgin forests in the area of Manali. Local shepherds and their flock, ibex, brown bears, monals, choughs, and vultures visit the pine, deodar, oak, and birch forests. The meadows also provide breathtaking views of the Beas Kund region\'s peaks, including Hanuman Tibba and others.
In the Kullu region, the Hamta Circle walk is excellent for novices. As it crosses the major right (true left) ridge of the valley between Jagatsukh and Prini, two of the largest settlements in the area, the trail passes through some of the most virgin forests in the area of Manali. Local shepherds and their flock, ibex, brown bears, monals, choughs, and vultures visit the pine, deodar, oak, and birch forests. The meadows also provide breathtaking views of the Beas Kund region\'s peaks, including Hanuman Tibba and others.
In the Kullu region, the Hamta Circle walk is excellent for novices. As it crosses the major right (true left) ridge of the valley between Jagatsukh and Prini, two of the largest settlements in the area, the trail passes through some of the most virgin forests in the area of Manali. Local shepherds and their flock, ibex, brown bears, monals, choughs, and vultures visit the pine, deodar, oak, and birch forests. The meadows also provide breathtaking views of the Beas Kund region\'s peaks, including Hanuman Tibba and others.
In the Kullu region, the Hamta Circle walk is excellent for novices. As it crosses the major right (true left) ridge of the valley between Jagatsukh and Prini, two of the largest settlements in the area, the trail passes through some of the most virgin forests in the area of Manali. Local shepherds and their flock, ibex, brown bears, monals, choughs, and vultures visit the pine, deodar, oak, and birch forests. The meadows also provide breathtaking views of the Beas Kund region\'s peaks, including Hanuman Tibba and others.
In the Kullu region, the Hamta Circle walk is excellent for novices. As it crosses the major right (true left) ridge of the valley between Jagatsukh and Prini, two of the largest settlements in the area, the trail passes through some of the most virgin forests in the area of Manali. Local shepherds and their flock, ibex, brown bears, monals, choughs, and vultures visit the pine, deodar, oak, and birch forests. The meadows also provide breathtaking views of the Beas Kund region\'s peaks, including Hanuman Tibba and others.

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  • Meals during the trek
  • Dinner on arrival day in Sankri
  • Forest Permits/Camping Charges (only if availing transportation through The Wanderin Mans). Included only up to amount charged for Indian Nationals
  • Tents, Sleeping bags, mats
  • Safety Equipment includes static rescue rope, seat harness, carabiners, pulleys
  • Trek guide, cook, helpers, porters & mules for carrying common luggage
  • Services of a Certified Trek Leader
  • Meals during road journeys
  • Offloading of personal bags
  • Any kind of Insurance
  • Any expense of personal nature
  • Any expense not specified in the inclusion list

Cancelation Policy



Cash Refund (All events including Friendship Peak Expedition except other Mountaineering Expeditions) - Cash refunds are only available for bookings made without any discounts, such as promotional codes or dynamic discounts. Additionally, cash refunds are not available for shifted batch bookings or if the booking status is "Booked". The amount of the refund will be determined based on the following guidelines:


  • • Cancellations made up to 31 days before the departure date will incur a 5% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made between 30 and 21 days before the departure date incur a 20% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made between 20 and 11 days before the departure date incur a 50% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made less than 11 days before the departure date are not eligible for a cash refund.

Refunds will be processed back to the bank account or credit card account used to pay for the event i.e., the source of payment. The amount refunded will be based on the net amount paid for the event, excluding additional components such as transportation, rent, or portage.


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