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Shitidhar Peak Expedition
( 17224 ft.)

Shitidhar Peak Expedition is a perfect introduction to high-altitude Himalayan mountaineering.
Standing at 5,250 meters, this climb combines steady acclimatization, glacier travel, and real summit exposure. Designed for aspiring climbers, it builds endurance, confidence, and technical awareness — all while offering breathtaking views of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges.

Shitidhar Peak — your gateway to high-altitude mountaineering.

5290 meters of pure Himalayan challenge.

Train hard, climb smart, summit strong.

Where endurance meets elevation.

9 Days

5250 M

manali

Shitidhar Peak Expedition – Ideal Entry-Level Himalayan Summit from Manali

Shitidhar Peak (5,250 meters), nestled in Himachal Pradesh near Manali, is one of the best beginner-friendly expeditions for aspiring mountaineers. With its close proximity to Beas Kund Glacier and stunning views of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges, Shitidhar offers an excellent introduction to glacier travel and summit attempts. The climb includes traversing alpine meadows like Bakarthach, scenic approaches from Solang Valley, and guided use of ice axes and crampons—making it a perfect first peak above 5,000 meters

Shitidhar Peak Trek Highlights – Beginner’s 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 don’t just plan trips — 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

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Day-by-Day Itinerary — Annapurna Base Camp Trek
(13,550 Ft.)

  • Arrive in Manali and check into the hotel.
  • Briefing session about the expedition.
  • Gear check and preparation for the trek.
  • Explore Manali or relax at leisure.
  • Overnight Stay: Hotel in Manali.
  • Distance: 22 km drive + 4–5 km trek (3–4 hours).
  • Drive along the scenic Solang Valley to Dhundi.
  • Begin the trek to Lady Leg Camp, crossing lush meadows and streams.
  • Set up camp and enjoy views of Hanuman Tibba and Friendship Peak.
  • Overnight Stay: Tents at Lady Leg Camp.
  • Explore the surrounding area for an acclimatization walk.
  • Gain elevation to adapt to high altitude and return to camp.
  • Acclimatization activities.
  • Load ferry to summit camp.
  • Overnight Stay: Lady Leg Camp.
  • Trek to Summit Camp (2-3 hours).
  • Trek to Shitidhar Peak and return to Lady Leg (8-9 hours)
  • Trek down to the road-head.
  • Drive back to Manali.
  • Overnight Stay: Hotel in Manali with Expedition Celebration Party!
  • Departure
Inclusions
Exclusions
  •  Comfortable lodging in Manali upon arrival and during the expedition.
  • Tented accommodation during the trek and at various campsites.
  • Nutritious and delicious meals throughout the expedition, designed to meet the energy demands of high-altitude trekking.
  • Special provisions for dietary preferences and requirements.
  • Expert local guides well-versed in the terrain and conditions of the region.
  • Assistance and guidance to ensure a safe and enjoyable trekking experience.
  • Transport from Manali to the trek starting points and back.
  • Well-maintained vehicles and experienced drivers for safe travel.
  •  High-quality camping gear including tents, sleeping bags, and essentials.
  • Technical gear distribution and fitting for the summit attempt.
  • Assistance in completing paperwork with the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF).
  • Coordination of permits required for the expedition.
  • Emergency evacuation plans and access to rescue teams.
  • First aid provisions and medical assistance during the expedition.
  • Commemorative certificates for successful expedition completion.
  • Communication equipment for emergencies.
  • Regular updates and expedition briefings.
  • Commitment to environmentally responsible trekking.
  • Practices to minimize environmental impact.
  • Personal travel insurance covering medical expenses, evacuation, and other unforeseen circumstances.
  • Individual trekking equipment and personal clothing.
  • Any additional gear required for specific preferences or comfort.
  • Meals in Manali on arrival and departure days.
  • Expenses for additional meals beyond the provided trek meals.
  • Expenses for additional beverages or snacks not included in the provided meals.
  • Any expenses of a personal nature, including souvenirs, phone calls, laundry, and tips.
  • Transportation or expenses beyond the specified itinerary or additional travel arrangements.
  • Costs related to pre-existing medical conditions or personal medication.
  • Any additional costs incurred due to changes in the itinerary caused by factors beyond the control of the trek organizers.
  • Expenses arising from unforeseen circumstances such as natural disasters, political unrest, or flight cancellations.
  • Any services or facilities not explicitly mentioned in the inclusions.
  • Personal porter services for carrying individual backpacks, if required.
  • Costs associated with optional activities or excursions not included in the trek itinerary.
  • Any additional fees imposed by government authorities during the trek.

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 (20–30 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)

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