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2 Nights 3 Days
Daily Tour
12 people
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Begin your day early in Manali, enjoying a hearty breakfast to fuel your trek.
Start your ascend towards Lama Dugh.
Proceed through varied terrain, including meadows and forested areas.
Continue the trek with a gradual but consistent climb, where you will get majestic views of the mountains of Indrasan, Deo Tibba, and the peaks of Bara Shigri Glacier.
As you approach Lama Dugh, the forest begins to thin out, revealing expansive meadows.
Take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks, including glimpses of the Dhauladhar range.
Check into your campsite and unwind.
Enjoy a warm dinner under the open sky, with the stars beginning to dot the evening.
Have a restful night, preparing you for the adventures ahead.
Wake up early to catch the sunrise and enjoy a nutritious breakfast.
Begin the ascent towards Khanpari Tibba.
The trail will take you through open meadows, rocky paths, and gradual climbs.
Reach the summit and take in the panoramic 360-degree views of the surrounding Himalayan ranges.
Spend some time exploring and capturing the breathtaking scenery.
After a while, start the descent back to the Lama Dugh campsite.
Reach the campsite and relax.
Have a warm, hearty dinner, and share stories of the day's trek with fellow trekkers before settling in your tents for the night.
Wake up and catch the last sunrise of the Khanpari Tibba Trek.
After having breakfast, begin your descent back to Manali.
Arrive in Manali and take some time to freshen up and relax after the trek.
Prepare for your departure.
If you’ve got time, you can visit local attractions or enjoy a leisurely walk around town.
The best time to undertake the Khanpari Tibba Trek is from May to October when the weather is pleasant, and the trails are accessible. Spring brings vibrant wildflower meadows, while autumn offers crisp clear views of the surrounding peaks. Winter months (November to April) bring heavy snowfall, making the trek more challenging.
The Khanpari Tibba Trek is a 3-day, 2-night trek, covering around 18-20 km. It is ideal for adventure seekers looking for a lesser-known, rewarding Himalayan experience.
The Khanpari Tibba Trek is moderate to challenging, with some steep ascents and high-altitude trekking. It is suitable for beginners with good fitness levels and is ideal for trekkers seeking an offbeat adventure.
The summit of Khanpari Tibba is at an altitude of 14,019 feet (4,270 meters), offering breathtaking 360-degree views of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar mountain ranges.
Yes, but a moderate fitness level is required. The trek involves steep ascents and high-altitude trekking, so prior hiking experience is beneficial.
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