Hanuman Tibba Expedition
( 19330 ft.)
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Hanuman Tibba (5,982m) is a true test of alpine skill and mountain resolve.
With steep ice gullies, glacier crossings, and demanding summit pushes, this expedition is built for experienced climbers ready to conquer one of the most technical peaks in the Dhauladhar range.
13 Days
5892 M
Manali
Hanuman Tibba Expedition ā Conquer the Highest Peak of the Dhauladhar Range
Hanuman Tibba (5,982 meters) is the highest and most revered peak in the Dhauladhar range, located near Manali, Himachal Pradesh. Known for its technical ascent, steep ice gullies like the infamous Tentu Gully, and jaw-dropping alpine views, this is a serious expedition for advanced mountaineers. The route demands solid glacier navigation skills, endurance, and climbing experience above 5000 meters. This snow-capped Himalayan giant, often hidden in clouds, rewards climbers with unmatched views of Pir Panjal and Great Himalayan Ranges, making it a crown jewel of mountaineering in India.
Shitidhar Peak Trek Highlights ā Beginnerās Glacier Climb with Views of Hanuman Tibba
Location
Manali, Himachal Pradesh
Duration
9 Days
Grade
Beginners
Maximum Altitude
5250 M or 17224 ft
Best Season
May, June, September and October
About Peak Core India
Peak Core India is an adventure travel company dedicated to organizing treks, high-altitude trips, and mountaineering expeditions across the Indian Himalayas. We specialize in beginner-friendly treks, family trips, group adventures, and challenging high-altitude expeditions.
Our goal is simple: to make mountain travel safe, meaningful, and unforgettable for every traveler who joins us.
Why Travel With Us
The Peak Core Difference
At Peak Core India, we donāt just plan trips ā we create experiences rooted in safety, learning, and genuine mountain culture
Built on Experience. Driven by Purpose.
Every member of our core team has more than 6 years of hands-on experience in trekking and expedition leadership
Where Experience Meets the Mountains
We have worked with multiple reputed companies across Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, and Delhi
Our Foundation & Philosophy
Our approach is shaped by real on-ground learning as trek leaders, trip captains, and client representatives
Rooted in Experience, Designed for You
We focus on clear communication, proper acclimatization, safety standards, and personalized care
More Than Just a Trek Company
We introduce unique services and trip structures that many companies do not offer, based on real traveler needs
Day-by-Day Itinerary ā Annapurna Base Camp Trek
(13,550 Ft.)
- Welcome to the scenic town of Manali. Arrive and settle in at the designated accommodation.
- Day dedicated to acclimatization and rest, crucial for adjusting to the altitude.
- Team briefing and completion of paperwork with the Indian
- Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) for necessary
permits.
- Early morning departure for a picturesque drive to Dhundi, the starting point of the trek.
- Trek to Bakarthach, soaking in stunning mountain views with the iconic Hanuman Tibba in the backdrop.
- Enjoy the changing landscapes and the serenity of the trail.
- Continue the trek towards Beas Kund Glacier, a journey filled with natural wonders.
- Reach the base of Tentu Pass, set against the awe-inspiring beauty of the Himalayan landscape.
- Camp at a strategic location, preparing for the challenges ahead.
- A well-deserved complete rest day at Base Camp to recharge both physically and mentally.
- Technical gear distribution to ensure everyone is well-equipped for the upcoming ascent.
- General meeting to discuss the intricacies of the route and ensure everyone is on the same page.
- Embark on a challenging ascent with a steep snow slope leading to Advanced Camp.
- Halfway up the mountain, pitch tents in a strategic location for optimal acclimatization.
- Face the challenging climb to Tentu Pass (5000m), a critical point in the expedition.
- Reach Camp 1 after overcoming the difficulties, marking significant progress.
- Traverse a flat glacier, arriving at the pivotal Summit Camp.
- Devote the day to preparations for the summit attempt, including rest and mental readiness.
- Embark on the ultimate challenge with a midnight summit attempt.
- Revel in the breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views from the summit.
- Descend to Camp 1 after the summit.
- Return to Advanced Camp, allowing for much-needed rest and recovery.
- Descend from Tentu Pass, appreciating the changing landscapes.
- Celebrate and feast at Base Camp.
- Utilize this day as an extra day or buffer day, providing flexibility in case of weather-related issues during
the summit. - Complete rest at Base Camp to ensure everyone is in top condition for the journey ahead.
- Trek down to Dhundi and drive back to Manali.
- Enjoy the feeling of reaching back to civilization after so many days.
- Conclude the memorable expedition with a heartfelt farewell party in the vibrant town of Manali.
Carry
- Layered Clothing
- Thermal innerwear (base layers for warmth)
- Insulating layers (fleece or down jackets)
- Waterproof and windproof outer shell
- Headgear
- Insulated hat or balaclava (covers head and ears)
- Sunglasses with UV protection (for snow glare)
- Hand Protection
- Insulated gloves or mittens
- Hand warmers (for extra warmth)
- Footwear
- Insulated and waterproof boots
- Gaiters (prevent snow entry)
- Extra moisture-wicking socks
- Backpack
- Large, sturdy backpack for essentials
- Rain cover or waterproof liners
- Day bag (20ā30 L)
- Trekking Gear
- Adjustable trekking poles for balance
- Nutrition
- High-energy snacks (nuts, energy bars, chocolate)
- Hydration system (insulated bottles or hydration pack)
- Emergency & Health
- Personal medicines (if required)
- Lighting
- Headlamp or flashlight
- Extra batteries
- Communication
- Fully charged phone (keep warm to save battery)
- Portable charger / power bank
- Personal Items
- Sunscreen (high-altitude UV protection)
- Lip balm (for dry conditions)
- Basic hygiene items
- Documents & Cash
- ID, permits, and emergency contacts
- Sufficient cash (no ATMs in remote areas)
Hanuman Tibba ā the ultimate alpine challenge of the Dhauladhar.
5,982 meters of ice, exposure, and endurance.
Technical terrain. Serious commitment. True summit glory.
For climbers ready to prove their mountain strength.