SHEHENSHAH TREK

3200 Meters | Himachal

DIFFICULTY

Easy – Beginner

DURATION

4 Days

BEST TIME

Mar – Apr

COST

On Enquiry

overview

Trekking is the best way to connect with nature. You get to explore a variety of terrains and see ultimately beautiful landscapes. It is without a doubt one of the most adventurous yet learning-based outdoor activity. However, it often comes at a cost of pleasure and comfort. But, what if we remove all those drawbacks, and take you on a trip that has a lot to offer in terms of enjoyment & lets you get an apt dose of adventure.

We have come up with a short but full of delight experiential journey. We will be taking you on day hikes to a couple of spot throughout the trip where you can enjoy in snow, witness the beauty of Himalayas and make cherishable memories with your friends and family. Now, the annoying part of a trek is that you have to mostly stay overnight in tents and camps. We have replaced that with proper hotel accommodations. We have conceptualized and designed this trek for beginners, kids and elderly people.

ITINERARY

Day 1
Arrival at the hotel in Solang and acclimatization walk to Anjani Mahadev Temple.

Day 2
Day hike towards Solang village with packed lunch.

Day 3
Day hike to Fatru Top with lunch.

Day 4
Departure after breakfast.

PREPARATION GUIDE

This is a beginner-friendly trek, so you don’t need any special training or prior experience.
You just need to be reasonably fit, healthy, and willing to put in some effort.
If you’re not used to physical activity, training for a week or two will be enough.
Practice walking uphill or climbing stairs with a backpack.
It’s also helpful to build some basic cardiovascular endurance — jogging is one of the best ways to improve stamina.
For detailed guidance and coordination, we’ll be creating a WhatsApp group for all participants.

THINGS TO PACK

For Your Head:

Woolen warm cap to protect against cold winds
Balaclava for extra warmth
Bandana (can be used as a sweatband or to cover your face from dust)

For Your Feet:

4-5 pairs of regular socks
1-2 pair of thick woolen socks for warmth
Trekking boots with ankle support and good grip
Extra pair of comfortable sneakers or shoes to wear at the Tea House

For Your Hands:

1-2 pairs of warm inner gloves
1 pair of waterproof gloves to keep your hands dry
Hand warmers (optional, but useful in very cold weather)
A pair of fleece gloves for extra insulation

Clothing: The Armor of the Adventurer:

1 pair of thermal innerwear (top and bottom) for base warmth
2 pairs of lightweight, quick-dry trekking pants
1 pair of windproof and waterproof Gore-Tex trousers
1 Gore-Tex or waterproof jacket for wind and rain protection
1 poncho (optional) for sudden rain
1-2 fleece jacket for light warmth
3–4 full-sleeve dry-fit T-shirts for layering
1 heavy down or padded jacket (800-900 Fills) for extreme cold

Navigational & Survival Gear:

20-30L Backpack (for water, snacks, fleece, etc.)
Duffel bag (provided by us; carried by mules/porters)
1 trekking pole (or 2 for better balance)
Filter water bottle (2 bottles of 1 Ltrs)
Thermos flask (for warm water or tea)

Personal Care Compact:

Toothbrush & toothpaste
Face towel, tissues & wet wipes
Hand sanitizer & lip balm
Moisturizer (optional but helpful in dry climate)
Personal medication kit
Sunscreen (SPF 50+)

Illumination & Eye Protection:

Headlamp with extra batteries – a must-have for night treks and early morning starts
Sunglasses – Polarized, Category 4 with 100% UV protection and a wrap-around fit to guard your eyes from harsh sun glare and snowy reflections. Carry a backup pair just in case.