Day 1 of the Hampta Pass trek starts with a drive from Manali to Jobra, which is located at an altitude of 2,950 meters above sea level. Jobra is the starting point of the trek and is about a 2-hour drive from Manali.

After reaching Jobra, you will begin your trek through the lush green forests of the Kullu Valley, which is known for its beautiful scenery and wildlife. The trail follows the course of the Beas River, and you will get to cross the river on a wooden bridge.

The trek from Jobra to Chikka, which is the first campsite of the trek, is a gradual ascent and takes around 2-3 hours to complete. The trail is well-defined, and you will come across several waterfalls and streams along the way.

Chikka is a beautiful campsite located in a meadow surrounded by mountains. You can take a rest, explore the surroundings, and acclimatize to the altitude. The campsite has basic facilities like toilets and tents for accommodation.

The first day of the trek is relatively easy, and it is recommended to take it slow and enjoy the scenery. You should stay hydrated and carry enough water with you. It is also advisable to wear comfortable trekking shoes and carry warm clothes as the temperature can drop significantly at night.

At night, you will have dinner at the campsite and sleep in tents under the stars. The sound of the Beas River and the beautiful scenery will make for a peaceful and refreshing night's sleep.

Day 2 of the Hampta Pass trek starts with a hearty breakfast at the Chika campsite. After breakfast, you will begin your trek towards Balu Ka Ghera, which is located at an altitude of 3,600 meters above sea level. The trail from Chika to Balu Ka Gherab takes around 5-6 hours to complete and is a gradual ascent through beautiful meadows and forests. Along the way, you will come across several small streams, and the trail offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. The Balu Ka Ghera campsite is located in a beautiful meadow surrounded by snow-capped peaks. It is a perfect spot for camping and resting, and you can spend the evening exploring the surroundings or simply relaxing. The campsite has basic facilities like toilets and tents for accommodation. It is important to acclimatize to the altitude at Balu Ka Ghera, as the altitude increases significantly from here on. It is recommended to stay hydrated and carry enough water with you. You should also wear comfortable trekking shoes and carry warm clothes as the temperature can drop significantly at night. At night, you will have dinner at the campsite and sleep in tents under the stars. The peaceful environment and the sound of the nearby streams will make for a refreshing night's sleep.

On Day 3 of the Hampta Pass trek, you will start your journey from the Balu Ka Ghera campsite after a filling breakfast. The day aims to reach Hampta Pass, which is located at a height of 4,287 meters above sea level.

The trek from Balu Ka Ghera to Hampta Pass typically takes around 6-7 hours to complete. The trail involves a steep climb through rocky terrain, but the spectacular views of the snow-capped peaks and glaciers make it worthwhile.

Hampta Pass is known for its unique landscape, characterized by white sandy soil that resembles a sandy bed. It is a flat area surrounded by towering mountains, creating a picturesque setting. Basic facilities such as toilets and tents for accommodation are available at the campsite.

As the altitude increases, it becomes crucial to acclimatize properly. Stay hydrated throughout the trek and carry an ample supply of water. It is important to wear comfortable trekking shoes and bring warm clothing as the temperature can drop significantly during the night.

After a day of trekking, you will enjoy a delicious dinner at the Sehagoru campsite in the Lahaul region. As night falls, you will retire to your tents and experience the tranquility of the surroundings. The sound of nearby streams and the starry sky above will provide a serene atmosphere for a restful night's sleep.

On Day 4 of the Hampta Pass trek, you will embark on a mesmerizing journey as we descend from the campsite at Sehagoru towards Chatru, located at an altitude of around 3,300 meters above sea level. After reaching Chatru, we will drive to the stunning high-altitude lake Chandratal, situated at an elevation of approximately 4,300 meters, and return to Chatru for an overnight stay.

The trek from Sehagoru to Chatru involves navigating through loose rocks, glacial streams, and barren Spiti terrain, requiring careful footing and balance. It usually takes around 5–6 hoursto complete this stretch, depending on pace and trail conditions. As you make your way down, the scenery transforms dramatically—from snow-covered slopes to the raw, arid beauty of the Spiti Valley, with its towering cliffs and stark landscape.

Reaching Chatru marks the end of the trekking leg and the beginning of the thrilling drive to Chandratal, also known as the Moon Lake. The road journey is adventurous, with narrow mountain roads and river crossings, offering magnificent views along the way. On reaching Chandratal, you’ll witness one of the most enchanting sights in the Himalayas—a crescent-shaped lake surrounded by towering peaks, its crystal-clear waters reflecting the changing hues of the sky.

After spending some time soaking in the serene atmosphere and capturing memories at the lake, you’ll drive back to Chatru, which serves as the campsite for the night. Tents and basic facilities are available here, offering a much-needed rest after a long day.

Throughout this memorable day, remember to stay hydrated and carry some snacks for energy. Dress in warm layers, especially for the evening visit to Chandratal, where temperatures can drop significantly. As the day comes to an end, enjoy a hearty dinner at the Chatru campsite, surrounded by the raw and rugged charm of the Spiti region. Let the peaceful night skies and towering mountains remind you of the incredible journey you’ve completed.

On the last day of the Hampta Pass trek, you will begin your return journey as you drive from Chatru, situated at an altitude of 3,300 meters, back to Manali, which lies at an elevation of 2,050 meters above sea level. This marks the end of an adventurous and memorable trek through the majestic Himalayas.

The road journey from Chatru to Manali typically takes around 4–5 hours, depending on weather and road conditions. As you leave behind the barren beauty of Spiti and Lahaul, the scenery gradually transitions into the lush green valleys of Kullu. The route takes you across multiple streams, narrow bends, and rough patches, making for an exciting and scenic drive through the high mountains.

During the drive, you’ll pass through the famous Rohtang Pass(subject to weather and permissions), where you can witness panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and mist-covered valleys. The landscape is a photographer’s dream and offers a final glimpse of the Himalayas in all their grandeur.

Upon reaching Manali, you can unwind and reflect on the incredible experiences of the past few days. Manali, with its peaceful ambience and cool mountain air, provides the perfect setting to relax. You can stroll through the bustling Mall Road, visit iconic spots like Hadimba Temple, or enjoy a warm local meal. For those who wish to extend the adventure, optional activities like paragliding, river rafting, or local sightseeing are also available.

As your Hampta Pass trek concludes, cherish the unforgettable moments, breathtaking views, and personal achievements of the journey. With hearts full of memories and a spirit recharged by nature, it’s time to bid a fond farewell to the mountains.