Himachal Pradesh
Location
Himachal Pradesh
Duration
8 days
Max Altitude
19553 ft
Trekking
27 km
Grade
Difficult
Monday–Saturday: 10 AM to 06 PM (GMT +5:30)
Location
Himachal Pradesh
Duration
8 days
Max Altitude
19553 ft
Trekking km
27 km
Grade
Difficult
Monday–Saturday: 10 AM to 06 PM (GMT +5:30)
The ideal time to do the Kanamo Peak Trek is during the monsoon season, specifically in the months of July, August and September. During these months, the summit chances are higher, with better weather and better trail conditions. The daytime weather during these months is ideal for trekking, making it a much comfortable and safer experience.
Yes, previous mountaineering experience is necessary for the Kanamo Peak Trek Expedition as it is a challenging grade trek. The trek route requires you to climb steep terrains, which is suitable for experienced trekkers.
First timers are advised to avoid this trek. Experience of at least two high altitude treks ( 4500 m– 5,000 m) is required.
The height of Kanamo Peak is around 19553 ft.
The Kanamo Peak expedition spans up to 8 days, and we recommend keeping an extra buffer day, so Kanamo peak duration in total is 9 days. These days include drive from Manali to Kibber, trekking from Kibber to the summit and return, and acclimatisation days.
The total trekking distance during the Kanamo Peak Expedition is around 27 kilometers. You pass through the rugged mountains of the Spiti Valley.
The Kananmo Peak Expedition involves significant altitude gain, with the peak being at an altitude of 19,553 feet. As a result, there is a high risk of altitude sickness for those not properly acclimatized. It is important to acclimatize properly and take necessary precautions. For your safety, the itinerary is made in such a way that you get time to properly acclimatise and prepare for the summit.
The Kanamo Peak Trek Expedition requires a high level of physical fitness as the trek involves steep ascents and descents, rocky terrain, and potential altitude sickness. It is recommended to undergo physical training and preparation before attempting the trek
The Kanamo Peak Expedition is considered to be a challenging grade trek. The trek does not require much technical gear, however the slopes are steep, and altitude gain is significant which makes the trek tough. The summit day is again a tough one, you have to trek on scree, which adds to the difficulty level of the expedition.
The Kanamo Peak trek package is thoughtfully curated to offer a safe, smooth, and enriching experience. Here's what’s included:
Accommodation throughout the trek (in guesthouses and tents) for a comfortable stay.
Nutritious meals, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
All local transportation.
High-quality trek equipment, including tents, sleeping bags, and mats.
A well-stocked first-aid kit and basic medical support are available in case of any emergencies.
A dedicated support team comprising:
A professional trek leader to guide the group and manage coordination.
An experienced local guide familiar with the terrain and weather.
A base camp manager to ensure logistics run smoothly.
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The Kanamo Peak Itinerary is as follows:
Day 1 – Arrival in Manali
Day 2 – Manali to Kaza drive
Day 3 – Kaza to Kibber drive
Day 4 – Acclimatization Day at Kibber
Day 5 – Trek from Kibber to Base Camp
Day 6 – Acclimatization at Base Camp
Day 7 – Base Camp to summit and back to Base Camp
Day 8 – Base Camp to Kibber, drive to Kaza – Manali
Buffer Day – Reserved for weather-related delays.
Yes, it is recommended to keep 2 extra buffer days beyond the itinerary. Since this is a monsoon trek, and roads like the Chandigarh-Manali highway are prone to landslides and delays, it’s wise to reach Manali a day early and also keep an extra day for the return journey. These buffer days will help avoid last-minute stress or missing transport connections due to unexpected delays.
During the Kanamo Peak trek, you get time to indulge yourself in the rich cultural beauty of Spiti valley. You can visit amazing monasteries in Kaza and Kibber, one of the known monasteries you visit is the Key Monastery, it is the oldest and largest monastery in the Spiti Valley.
Himachal has a wide range for trekking during monsoon, including, Hampta Pass, Pin Bhaba, Pin Parvati, and Kanamo Peak Expedition.
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First, you can arrive at Chandigarh, Delhi, Pathankot, or Bhuntar airport. The journey from these locations to Manali is explained below.
1. Take an overnight bus to Manali from Delhi or Chandigarh, taking a bus from Chandigarh is the most ideal option.
( We always recommend going for the govt. Buses over the private ones outside the bus station as based on the experience we have found that there are very high chances of delay involved with private buses. Also, govt. Buses are always more reliable. Whichever bus you choose, just make sure to reach Manali at 10 am. )
2. You can take a flight to Bhuntar Airport (but we would not recommend it because of the high prices of the flight and very high chances of cancellations), Manali is just a couple of hours away and you can easily get a bus or a private taxi till there. If you do plan to come via Bhuntar, make sure to reach at least a day before the trek starts.
3. You can even come via train, Chandigarh railway station is from where you can get direct buses to Kullu/Kasol/Manali that is 275 km from there and would take an overnight journey. Even in this case, reach a day before at Manali.
( If you prefer to travel independently, you can either take a government bus or book a private cab. Your trek coordinator will provide guidance on how to arrange for the bus or cab booking.)
To request a cancellation, please email us at info@trekthehimalayas.com using your registered email ID.
Cancellations prior to 25 days from the start of the Trip
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Cancellation between 14 days and 10 days to the start of the Trip
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Cancellation less than 9 days to the start of the trek.
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Cancellation Policy (Emergency Cases):
In case of a death in the immediate family (parents, siblings, spouse, children) or if the trekker is hospitalized (min. 48 hours) or suffers a fracture (leg/arm) within a week before the trek, even if canceled a day before:
90% trek fee refund in cash & 10% as a voucher (valid for 1 year, for any India trek).
Valid documents required. We’re here to support you during tough times.
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Government employees can avail the benefit of Special Casual Leave (SCL) when they join us for a trekking expedition. As per Pay Commission guidelines, up to 30 days of Special Casual Leave can be availed in a calendar year for trekking or mountaineering expeditions conducted through a registered organisation.
Trek The Himalayas is a registered adventure tour operator with the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) and the Ministry of Tourism (MoT), making your trek eligible for SCL benefits.
To apply, email us at info@trekthehimalayas at least 30 days before the trek departure date, with the following details:
This benefit is exclusive to Indian Government employees and is applicable only for treks within India.
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