DIFFICULTY
Easy – Beginner
DURATION
4 Days
BEST TIME
Mar – Nov
COST
₹ 14,000
OVERVIEW
If you’re looking for an exhilarating trek that is suitable for beginners and offers breathtaking views, look no further than Patalsu Peak. Located at an altitude of 4200 meters, this stunning peak is an ideal choice for those seeking an adventure in the beautiful surroundings of Kullu, India. This trek offers a perfect escape from the mundane routine life of crowded cities and provides an opportunity to immerse yourself in the pristine beauty of nature.
The Patalsu Peak trek is a family-friendly activity that takes you through picturesque landscapes and offers panoramic views of snow-capped mountains towering over the Kullu valley, Lahaul, and Spiti. The experience of summiting Patalsu Peak in just four days is an unforgettable one that you will cherish in your heart for a long time.
The Patalsu trek is also an excellent opportunity to prepare for more challenging climbs in the future. As a beginner peak, it allows you to gain valuable experience and develop the necessary skills for more demanding climbs in the future, including peaks that reach an altitude of 5000 meters or more. The Patalsu trek is a highly recommended activity for anyone interested in exploring the mountains and looking to get the most out of a short amount of time. It is an excellent way to experience the beauty of nature while challenging yourself physically and mentally.
A trek to Patalsu Peak is a perfect adventure for anyone seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and an opportunity to experience the beauty of nature in its purest form. Whether you’re a seasoned trekker or a beginner looking for a new challenge, this trek is a must-do activity that promises to leave you with unforgettable memories and a newfound appreciation for the great outdoors.
INCLUSIONS
- Highly nutritious Breakfast, lunch, and dinner on all days, during the trek.
- Tea every Morning & Evening. Soup in the Evening
- Highly qualified Guides during the trek. All fees 7 permits
- Camping in tents. Sleeping bags & Mattress
- Oxygen cylinder till summit for an emergency
- All the necessary technical equipment required for the expedition & First aid medical kit.
- Participants will get an exclusive 15% discount on all Fast&Up products
EXCLUSIONS
- Travel till Manali
- Personal clothing & Personal Porter
- Food at Solang
- Any kind of personal expenses
- Toiletries
- Tips to guide/porter
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions of the package
- Personal Insurance
THINGS TO PACK
For Your Head:
A woolen warm cap and balaclava offer warmth and protection against the cold Everest winds, while a bandana serves multiple purposes, from a sweatband to a dust mask.
Footsteps of an Explorer:
Your feet are your foundation. Multiple pairs of socks—lightweight for mobility, heavyweight woolen for warmth—ensure your feet stay dry and comfortable.
Ankle-high, heavy sole trekking boots are indispensable, crafted for the rugged terrain, with regular sneakers as a backup, allowing your feet to rest and breathe in the evenings.
Hands That Conquer:
Protect and preserve your hands with two pairs of warm liner gloves and a pair of waterproof gloves. This combination keeps your hands warm, dry, and ready to grip your next challenge.
Clothing: The Armor of the Adventurer
Begin with a thermal innerwear set, your first defense against the cold.
Add lightweight, quick-dry trekking pants for your daily marches, with Gore-Tex windproof trousers and jacket as shields against the biting winds and sudden downpours.
A waterproof jacket or poncho is your emergency layer, ready at a moment’s notice. The fleece is your comfort layer, offering warmth without weight.
Rotate through 3-4 full-sleeve T-shirts, the backbone of your layering system, topped with a heavy jacket for that crisp Everest cold.
Navigational and Survival Gear:
A 20-litre backpack is essential for keeping items like your water bottle, snacks, and perhaps a fleece within easy reach, while a duffel bag (provided by us) serves to carry your main luggage, transported by mules or porters.
Trekking poles become extensions of your will, aiding your ascent and descent.
A Filter Water bottle and a thermos flask, essential to keep you hydrated on your trek.
Personal Care Compact:
A personal hygiene kit and medicine kit are your wellness companions, holding everything from toothbrush and paste to sanitizers and personal medications.
50+ SPF Sunscreen against the harsh sun rays. Towels, tissues, and wipes to keep you clean and dry.
Illumination and Vision:
A headlight, backed by extra batteries, pierces the darkness, guiding your steps under starlit skies or pre-dawn treks.
Polarized, Category 4 sunglasses with 100% UV protection and wrap-around design are most recommended for with a backup pair, protect against the glare of the sun, reflected by snow and ice.
Soul Nourishments:
Embrace moments of joy and peace with a camera, music player, books, and cards, lightening your spirit as you lighten your load.
THINGS TO PACK
For Your Head:
A woolen warm cap and balaclava offer warmth and protection against the cold Everest winds, while a bandana serves multiple purposes, from a sweatband to a dust mask.
Footsteps of an Explorer:
Your feet are your foundation. Multiple pairs of socks—lightweight for mobility, heavyweight woolen for warmth—ensure your feet stay dry and comfortable.
Ankle-high, heavy sole trekking boots are indispensable, crafted for the rugged terrain, with regular sneakers as a backup, allowing your feet to rest and breathe in the evenings.
Hands That Conquer:
Protect and preserve your hands with two pairs of warm liner gloves and a pair of waterproof gloves. This combination keeps your hands warm, dry, and ready to grip your next challenge.
Clothing: The Armor of the Adventurer
Begin with a thermal innerwear set, your first defense against the cold.
Add lightweight, quick-dry trekking pants for your daily marches, with Gore-Tex windproof trousers and jacket as shields against the biting winds and sudden downpours.
A waterproof jacket or poncho is your emergency layer, ready at a moment’s notice. The fleece is your comfort layer, offering warmth without weight.
Rotate through 3-4 full-sleeve T-shirts, the backbone of your layering system, topped with a heavy jacket for that crisp Everest cold.
Navigational and Survival Gear:
A 20-litre backpack is essential for keeping items like your water bottle, snacks, and perhaps a fleece within easy reach, while a duffel bag (provided by us) serves to carry your main luggage, transported by mules or porters.
Trekking poles become extensions of your will, aiding your ascent and descent.
A Filter Water bottle and a thermos flask, essential to keep you hydrated on your trek.
Personal Care Compact:
A personal hygiene kit and medicine kit are your wellness companions, holding everything from toothbrush and paste to sanitizers and personal medications.
50+ SPF Sunscreen against the harsh sun rays. Towels, tissues, and wipes to keep you clean and dry.
Illumination and Vision:
A headlight, backed by extra batteries, pierces the darkness, guiding your steps under starlit skies or pre-dawn treks.
Polarized, Category 4 sunglasses with 100% UV protection and wrap-around design are most recommended for with a backup pair, protect against the glare of the sun, reflected by snow and ice.
Soul Nourishments:
Embrace moments of joy and peace with a camera, music player, books, and cards, lightening your spirit as you lighten your load.
PREPARATION GUIDE
- This is a beginner level trek. Thus, you don’t need any special training or previous experience
- You shall just be fit, healthy and willing to make effort.
- Training for a week or two would be enough. That too if you don’t indulge in physical exercise at all.
- Walk uphill or stairs steps with a back pack.
- It’s be great if you build a healthy amount of cardiovascular endurance. Jogging is the best exercise to increase your stamina.
- For detailed advice and coordination, we’ll have a WhatsApp group.