Few trekkers make it to the spectacular, all but
inaccessible Pangi Valley, sandwiched between the soaring Greater
Himalayan Range in the North and the Outer Himalayan range of the south.
Several peaks have never been climbed, and onward paths lead to Kashmir,
Lahaul and Zanskar. Trekkers already acclimatized can complete this
moderately difficult trek in 9 or 10 days.
ITINERARY
| Day-1 |
Manali-
Udaipur- Raoli, an 8-hour drive by taxi. |
| Day-2 |
Raoli- Sach, 2,150m, is a 6-hour trek and
on the way good temples to see. |
| Day-3 |
Sach- Kilar, one can go to Mindyhat temple
in the morning before starting for Killar. |
| Day-4 |
Kilar- Bindrabani, 2,800m, steep down to
Chenab river and then 5-hour steep ascents to Bindrabani. |
| Day-5 |
Bindrabani- Bagotu, 3,600m, 2.5-hour climb
to Duna Sarai, 2,500m and then 3-hour further to Bagotu. |
| Day-6 |
Bagotu- Satrundi, 3,400m, 4-hour steep
ascent to the Sach Pass and then 2-hour descent to the camp. |
| Day-7 |
Satrundi- Traila 2,000m, 4-hour down going
to Alwas and 3-hour to Traila |
| Day-8 |
Traila-
Chamba, 9,96m by taxi, 5-hour
drive. |
| Day-9 |
Chamba
Pathankot via Dalhousie by
taxi, 6-hour drive. |
