Archives: FAQs
Do I need trekking poles for Lamkhaga pass trek?
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This is a rather personal preference. Many people swear by them, particularly on treks with long ascents(like Baspa river glacier snout to Lamkhaga pass summit) and descents, others consider that […]
Do I need to carry sleeping bags, mattresses, and pillows?
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No. We carry good quality 4 season sleeping bags(up to -10℃ comfort range), mattresses and pillows.
How can I prepare myself for trekking at high altitudes?
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There is no other way to train for Himalayan altitude than to slowly acclimatize. Our Lamkhaga pass trek itinerary has been carefully planned to allow for gradual acclimatization (at Chitkul […]
What do I need to carry during the trek?
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During the trek, your luggage is carried by a porter or a mule, and all you need to carry is what you need during the day, such as a bottle […]
What’s the best way to get fit for the Lamkhaga pass trek?
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There no definitive training regime that suits everyone because people have different fitness levels. A workout plan may work great for some and may not work for others. The best […]
What if I’m too slow for the Lamkhaga group?
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It’s not really a problem. You can walk at your own pace almost all the time because we have enough guides to support trekkers of all speeds. Occasionally, for safety […]
Am I fit enough for the Lamkhaga pass trek?
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The evaluation of your personal health is very subjective. Your fitness level is also set against the difficulty level of the trekking route, which includes different factors such as the […]
What is the best time to visit Chitkul?
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December to March is the best time and season to witness snowfall and see the snow-covered mountains of the Baspa Valley. June to September is a perfect time to see […]
What are trekking routes starting from Chitkul?
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There are many trekking routes leading from Chitkul village. The following mountain passes on the Kinnaur-Garhwal Himalayan range are high altitude crossover to Uttarakhand state. Lamkhaga Pass trek Borasu Pass […]
Will the road to Chitkul be open in March?
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The snowfall or winter season in Chitkul starts in early December(sometimes Chitkul gets snow even in November) and ends in early March. Occasionally the snowfall season gets stretched to the […]