About Hampta Pass
Hampta Pass is the most ideal trek for first timers; it is not only easily accessible and easy to trek but is also simply breath-taking. You can start your trek from Manali at 14100 ft, this is convenient compared to starting from a remote village, and take around 4 days to complete this trek. You can cover such a variety of landscapes in this trek. It covers barren land, lush forests, open valleys, and lakes which makes it a visual treat, ideal for photography.
You can also add a day if you can at the Chandratal lake, which is known for its rare deep blue color. The Hampta Pass connects the most beautiful Kullu with the Lahaul and Spiti district and therefore exposes you to their rich flora and fauna, rare Himalayan birds and beautiful meadows. Tourists from all over the world come to trek here to cherish their soul and heart for an exhilarating experience. You will be awe-struck with astonishing glaciers, cornice formations and snow all the way long but what makes this trek tick is the lump sum snow at the Hampta Pass. Although you can trek this way any time of the year, the best time to visit is between June and September.
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Places to Visit near Hampta Pass
Deo Tibba, Himachal Pradesh
*5.5 km from Hampta Pass - See map
Located at an altitude of 6006 meters, Deo Tibba is one of the highest peaks in the Pir Panjal range. It is also a popular trekking spot. The 6000...
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Bhrigu Lake, Himachal Pradesh
*6.3 km from Hampta Pass - See map
Looking forward to trek to a high altitude glacial lake? Though most of the high altitude lakes require at least 4-5 days of trekking, Bhrigu Lake...
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Rahala Falls, Himachal Pradesh
*8.8 km from Hampta Pass - See map
This fall originates due to melting glaciers. About 27 km away from Manali, Rahala Fall flows at an altitude of 2501 m. Tourists can access this...
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Rohtang Pass, Himachal Pradesh
*9.2 km from Hampta Pass - See map
Rohtang Pass at an altitude of over 13000 ft is very famous amongst the bikers and the trekkers who want to scale this impregnable pass. It is...
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Vashisht Village, Himachal Pradesh
*9.3 km from Hampta Pass - See map
Being one of the vital tourist spot of Manali, Vashisht village is a blend of natural spring’s, sandstone temples etc which takes its beauty to...
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Hidimba Devi Temple, Himachal Pradesh
*9.8 km from Hampta Pass - See map
Hadimba Temple or Hidamba Devi is dedicated to Goddess Hadimba Devi, who is the sister of Hadim, a character of Mahabharata Epic. The temple is...
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Kothi, Himachal Pradesh
*9.8 km from Hampta Pass - See map
This scenic village is perched at an altitude of 2500m above sea level. Exactly located on the Keylong road on the Lahaul-Spiti-Leh highway. This...
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Manu Temple, Himachal Pradesh
*10 km from Hampta Pass - See map
The Manu temple is located in Old Manali, just 3 km away from Main Bazaar. This is the one and only temple consecrated to Manu, the Law-giver of...
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Koksar, Himachal Pradesh
*11.9 km from Hampta Pass - See map
Koksar is a small village located about 19 KMs from Rohtang Pass on Leh–Manali Highway and used to lie on old trade route of West Asia.It is one...
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Naggar, Himachal Pradesh
*14.7 km from Hampta Pass - See map
The Naggar Castle built by Raja Bhosal was now converted as Heritage hotel after slight renovations. From Naggar Palace, Tourists can get the...
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Malana, Himachal Pradesh
*15.3 km from Hampta Pass - See map
Malana a remote village near the Malana nala which is part of the Parvati valley is untouched by the people of the outside world till recent past....
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Beas Kund, Himachal Pradesh
*16.6 km from Hampta Pass - See map
Beas Kund, which means a tiny lake, is the origin place for Beas River. This is the place where Vyas, one of the Sages stayed and wrote great...
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