4 Days Rs.6000
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Overview
Chanshal peak (14,830 ft/ 4520mtrs) is the highest peak in the Shimla district. Chanshal pass is accessible by road from May to November. Chanshal Lake is only 8kms from Chanshal top. Chanshal lake trek is a short trek of only 4 days. If you are a first time trekker then Chanshal Lake Trek is ideal for you. It is almost a straight trek of 8kms with few slopes.
The trek starts from Chanshal Pass itself. It is truly a heaven for nature lovers
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Short Itinerary & Map
Dates & Prices
TREK FEE PER PERSON
Additional Costs: (Includes all costs of the trek) Service tax at 9% is payable on the trek fee
Batch- 1 : 3st May ,2020
Batch- 2 : 10th May, 2020
Batch- 3 : 17th May, 2020
Batch- 4 : 24nd May, 2020
Batch- 5 : 31th May, 2020
Batch- 7 : 7th June ,2020
Batch- 6 : 14th June, 2020
Batch- 7 : 21th June, 2020
Batch- 8 : 28th June, 2020
Reviews
“The trek was beautiful. Perfect planning by Chandernahan Tourism and well trained technical staff. This is why I would recommend Chandernahan Tourism to my friends and family.” – Ashish, batch of Mar 2017
“It was a wonderful experience with a little bit of everything thrown in. There were the meadows, the pass, the boulder country down the pass, snow, wind and waterfall.” – Kirtiman Rathore, batch of April 2017
Really fantastic experience with Chandernahan Tourism. We were guided through beautiful villages and mountain scenery, enjoyed the company of our guides who shared their stories and jokes with us, finished off the day with an absolutely delicious hot meal, and slept very comfortably in warm tents they provided. – Mahesh, batch of May 2017
Things to Take
Trekking shoes: You will need trekking shoes with good grip. Sports shoes will not be comfortable enough.
Backpack (40-60 litres): A backpack with sturdy straps and a supporting frame. Rain cover for backpack is essential.
Three warm layers: On the pass crossing day, you will need at least three warm layers (two lights layers such as fleece and woolen and one padded jacket) for this trek.
Two trek pants: Wear one pair and carry one pair.
Two collared t-shirts: Carry light, full sleeved t-shirts that prevent sun burns on the neck and arms. Again, wear one and carry one.
Thermals (Optional): Those who are more susceptible to cold can carry thermals to wear at night.
Sunglasses: Sunglasses are to prevent snow blindness. These are more important in June. There might be snow at the upper campsites regardless of the season. So carry a pair of sunglasses.
Suncap: The sun is intense at higher altitudes and a sun cap is absolutely essential to keep your face and neck safe from sun burns.
Synthetic hand gloves: One pair of fleece or woolen hand gloves. One pair of water proof gloves.
Balaclava: You may use woolen scarves instead as well.
Socks (2 pairs): Apart from two sports socks, you can take a pair of woolen socks for the night.
Headlamp/LED torch: Mandatory
Trekking pole: Watch this video to understand why you need a trekking pole.
Safety
Detailed Itinerary
