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Mt. Deo Tibba at 6001 M is the second highest peak of the Pir Panjal range in the Kullu valley, lying to the southeast of Manali above Jagatsukh village. As per local beliefs, Deo Tibba is the assembly site of the gods and the ‘Devtas’ are believed to sit on this peak. Although it qualifies as a serious mountaineering expedition with a huge ice cap on its summit, it has a relatively easy approach and logistics. Being just over 6000 M, Mt. Deo Tibba has an extensive ice cap at the peak but the actual summit happens over a snow hump located at the edge of the ice plateau. This expedition involves crossing over an icy pass, towards a glacier with a rocky moraine at a steep slope of about 55 degrees which requires fixed ropes to traverse this obstacle safely. Due to its challenging terrain and expedition-style trekking, Mt. Deo Tibba expedition is meant for experienced trekkers with prior knowledge of mountaineering techniques such as the use of ice axes, crampons and roping up procedures. This expedition is perfect for any aspiring mountaineer intending to train for 6000M+ peaks in the Indian Himalayas.

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Itineraries

Day 1

Arrival at Manali (6,750 ft)

Reach Manali by 8 AM & drive to your hotel in Shuru which is approx 5-6 Kms from Manali Main Bus Stand.

Day 2

Rest / Acclimatization day in Manali

Spend the day in Manali for trying out your personal mountaineering equipment like Snow boots, crampons, etc. You can utilize this day for local sightseeing in and around Manali. Overnight Stay in Hotel.

Day 3

Manali to Chikka (10,416 ft)

Drive up to Khanol (7,217 ft) from Manali where the trek starts from the Duhangan hydro project. Trek along the Nala, cross it and ascend steadily through the forest for 2-3 hours, after which it gives way to the pastures of Chhika. Chhika has a few huts and temples for devotees to stay.

Day 4

Chikka to Seri (12,139 ft)

The day’s trek starts with a moderate ascent through thick forest. As we go higher the forest thins out gradually and gives way to Birch trees and finally bushes and high altitude grasslands. We walk along the Nala all day passing the freshwater spring at Panduropa and Dudu Patthar until we reach the expansive grasslands at Seri with the Tenta cliffs towering to the left and the waterfalls crashing on the rocks below. We camp at the flatlands for the night and witness a blanket of stars open up above us.

Day 5

Seri to Chota Chandratal [Base Camp] (14,698 ft)

Cross the flatlands and ford the stream to start climbing a serpentine trail to reach the top of the Tenta cliffs in around two hours. Walk along the Nala and cross it again. Start climbing up the boulder field. An hour of walking up along a ridge brings us to Tenta (14,107 ft) at the base of the glacier. Hike up loose scree and steep slopes for another two hours to reach Chota Chandratal. This will be our base camp

Day 6

Rest / Acclimatization day at Chota Chandratal BC

Rest day at base camp. Spend the day going for acclimatization walks and practicing climbing techniques on snow and ice on the glacier.

Day 7

Load ferry to Camp 1 (16,896 ft)

Climb up the gully to Duhangan col at 5150 m. Leave loads at a suitable campsite and return to base camp for the night.

Day 8

Chota Chandratal BC - Camp 1 (16,896 ft)

The entire team moves to Camp 1. Decide on further route to be taken and possible location for summit camp.

Day 9

Load ferry to Summit Camp (18,044 ft)

Load ferry to summit camp at altitude approx. 5500m. From Camp 1, two routes appear to be possible. The route taken by the first summit team follows the southeast (Piton) ridge to a stiff snow ramp leading to another ridge connecting the upper neve slopes. Summit camp can be set on these slopes at approx. 5550 m. The other possible route which has been more commonly used by recent expeditions follows a mixed snow-ice gully to the southeast of Piton ridge. Leave loads at the summit camp site and return to camp 1.

Day 10

Camp 1 - Summit Camp (18,044 ft)

The entire team moves to the summit camp. Decide on the route to be taken for the summit push.

Day 11

Summit Attempt

The summit push begins with an alpine start at 2 am. The route to summit is moderately angled mixed snow and ice. Return to Camp 1 for the night.

Day 12

Camp 1 - Base Camp (14,698 ft)

The team moves back to base camp today.

Day 13

Base Camp - Manali (6,750 ft) via Khanol (7,217 ft)

Retrace your steps back to Khanol. Drive back to Manali for your onward journey.

Day 14

Reserve Day

This day will be utilized in case of bad weather or other delays

Day 15

Reserve Day

This day will be utilized in case of bad weather or other delays.

Food as per menu on the trek
Forest Permits/Camping Charges, if any (up to the amount charged for Indian nationals)
Tents, Sleeping bags, sleeping mats
Safety Equipment includes static rescue rope, seat harness, carabiners, pulleys
Trek guide, cook, helpers, and porters for carrying common supplies
Mountaineering course certified Trek Leader with Wilderness Emergency Responder & Rescue. course from NIM Uttarkashi
Technical Equipment – Ropes, Helmet, Ice Axe, Crampons, Mountaineering Boots
Accommodation in hotel in Manali on Day 1 and 2

Whats Not Included?

Portage of personal bags during the trek
Cost of any kind of Travel Insurance.
Any Expense of personal nature.
Any Expense not specified in the inclusions list.
Meals during road journeys
IMF Peak Booking Fee for foreign nationals USD 250 for a team of 2 members and USD 110 for every additional member up to 12 members.
Mandatory Liaison Officer Fee for foreign expeditions ( ~USD 500 for group of 10)

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  • start: Tuesday September 1, 2020
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    price: ₹ 65000 /Person