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Ghepan Ghat Trek

28 KM     MAX 15

MAX ALTITUTDE
4146 mts

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Sissu to Sissu

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Introduction Ghepan ghat lake trek is a high-altitude glacier lake trek. You will find some rare hanging glaciers. Especially, the massive glacier hanging from the saddle ridge of the mountains surrounding the lake is just so rare. Indeed, a sight to behold. The Ghepan lake is at an altitude of 4146 M. The Ghepan ghat lake trek is a moderate trek. We recommend you have prior experience of high-altitude treks. Also, you will have to cover a stretch of 6-8 km every day. Furthermore, you will be experiencing and crossing very tricky patches like snow or scree. There might be a stream or river crossing too. But interestingly, it is not a much-explored trail yet, which makes it offbeat. You will also witness the icebergs floating around in the Galvanic blue water lake. This untouched trail would be a key to some of the best exposure to the Himalayas. Best Time to Trek: The best time to do the Ghepan lake trek is Summer (June -July) and monsoon (August- September). Even during the month of May, you will find a lot of snow on the trail which makes it difficult to reach the lake. You will also witness how the terrain and texture change as you climb higher. During the summer the temperatures are between 5-15 degrees which is quite pleasant. During the monsoon, the temperatures are between 0 to 15 degrees. The summer air is quite crisp and the monsoon air is a little moist. The meadows on the trail are just incredible after the snow melts. Difficulty Level: The Ghepan lake trek is a moderate-level trek. Starting from day 1 there will be a slight ascent. The trail is filled with big snow patches. We highly recommend you have prior experience in high altitude trek. Surly, this trek is treated as an offbeat trek. The barren rugged mountains which lead you to trails that are quite contrasting.
Trail: 40km (2-hour drive) Campsite: Sissu. The highlight of the day: Crossing the 9km longest tunnel, Scintillating views of Chenab River and Sissu campsite. Today is Day 1. From Manali, you will need to reach Sissu which is our first base camp. It's a 2 hours scenic drive. Where you will cross the longest tunnel of 9kms. The world outside, once you cross the tunnel is completely different and awe-inspiring. A different part of the world. Especially, the last 30 mins drive on the off-roading is a true adventure. Once you reach, you are free to explore Sissu village by yourself and take some rest. Overnight stays at Sissu.
Trail: 5 km (6 hours trek) Campsite: Camp I The highlight of the day: Sissu nala and meadows filled with carpeted wildflowers. Trek: Today is day 2, we will start after a little stretching. As soon as we start the trek within 15 mins you will reach the vast meadows where colorful flowers are carpeted the whole valley. After that, there is a small crossing section and then you will trek along with sissu Nala. Right before our campsite, we need to traverse huge glaciers carefully. Once it is crossed the campsite is in front of you. Overnight stay at camp.
Trail: 6 km (6 hours trek) Campsite: Camp II. The highlight of the day: Meadows with a view of the majestic Pir Panjal range and spectacular Camp II. Trek: Today is Day 3 we will head out from the campsite after breakfast and tea. The first-hour climb is strenuous over loose rocks and scree. Today the whole trail is going to be filled with pink, yellow, and purple flowers. After another couple of hours of trek, you will see huge mountain ranges and our beautiful camp setup surrounded by snowclad Himalayas. The campsite is nearby a rushing water body. You can relax and chill around the campsite. Overnight stay at the campsite.
Trail: 5 km (3-4 hours trek) Campsite: Camp II The highlight of the day: Glacial blue Ghepan ghat lake with icebergs floating in it. Trek: Today is the day. We will start the day with ease as it is going to be a short day. We will begin after breakfast. Actually, the trek to the lake is quite easier, just like a breezy walk. We trek in the most breathtaking valley; we will reach the vast expanse of the beautiful Galvanic blue water lake. You will see icer bergs floating into it. The landscape is just going magical and mystical. After spending a good amount of time, we will head back to camp II. overnight stay at the campsite.
Trail: 11km (7-hour trek) Campsite: Sissu. The highlight of the day: The trail back to Sissu filled with colorful moss. Trek: Today is the last day as we head back to Sissu after witnessing the most brilliant natural creation. Today will be a long day as compared to other days. We will start early in the morning and will reach the starting point of the trail by 2 pm. The trail you will cross will double up your memories as an offbeat track. As you take a step further the color keeps changing and clouds contour to float. With the most wonderful experience, we will reach Sissu and from there you can another 2 hours? drive to Manali. You will reach Manali by evening.

What's Included

  • Food as per menu on the trek (Lunch on Day 2, till lunch on Day 5)
  • Forest Permits/Camping Charges, if any (upto the amount charged for Indian nationals)
  • Tents, sleeping bags, Sleeping mats
  • Micro-spikes, Gaiters, and Helmets as required
  • Experienced Trek guide, cook, helpers, and porters for carrying common supplies
  • Mountaineering course certified Trek Leader with First Aid certification
  • Guesthouse/Home stay accommodation in Sissu on Day 1

What's not Included ?

  • Meals during journey
  • Carriage of Personal Bags during the trek
  • Any kind of Insurance
  • Any expense of personal nature
  • Any expense not specified in the inclusion list.
  • Transportation from Dehradun to Agoda & back to Dehradun

Cancelation Policy


Cash Refund (All events including Friendship Peak Expedition except other Mountaineering Expeditions) - Cash refunds are only available for bookings made without any discounts, such as promotional codes or dynamic discounts. Additionally, cash refunds are not available for shifted batch bookings or if the booking status is "Booked". The amount of the refund will be determined based on the following guidelines:


  • • Cancellations made up to 31 days before the departure date will incur a 5% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made between 30 and 21 days before the departure date incur a 20% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made between 20 and 11 days before the departure date incur a 50% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made less than 11 days before the departure date are not eligible for a cash refund.

Refunds will be processed back to the bank account or credit card account used to pay for the event i.e., the source of payment. The amount refunded will be based on the net amount paid for the event, excluding additional components such as transportation, rent, or portage.


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Introduction Ghepan ghat lake trek is a high-altitude glacier lake trek. You will find some rare hanging glaciers. Especially, the massive glacier hanging from the saddle ridge of the mountains surrounding the lake is just so rare. Indeed, a sight to behold. The Ghepan lake is at an altitude of 4146 M. The Ghepan ghat lake trek is a moderate trek. We recommend you have prior experience of high-altitude treks. Also, you will have to cover a stretch of 6-8 km every day. Furthermore, you will be experiencing and crossing very tricky patches like snow or scree. There might be a stream or river crossing too. But interestingly, it is not a much-explored trail yet, which makes it offbeat. You will also witness the icebergs floating around in the Galvanic blue water lake. This untouched trail would be a key to some of the best exposure to the Himalayas. Best Time to Trek: The best time to do the Ghepan lake trek is Summer (June -July) and monsoon (August- September). Even during the month of May, you will find a lot of snow on the trail which makes it difficult to reach the lake. You will also witness how the terrain and texture change as you climb higher. During the summer the temperatures are between 5-15 degrees which is quite pleasant. During the monsoon, the temperatures are between 0 to 15 degrees. The summer air is quite crisp and the monsoon air is a little moist. The meadows on the trail are just incredible after the snow melts. Difficulty Level: The Ghepan lake trek is a moderate-level trek. Starting from day 1 there will be a slight ascent. The trail is filled with big snow patches. We highly recommend you have prior experience in high altitude trek. Surly, this trek is treated as an offbeat trek. The barren rugged mountains which lead you to trails that are quite contrasting.
Introduction Ghepan ghat lake trek is a high-altitude glacier lake trek. You will find some rare hanging glaciers. Especially, the massive glacier hanging from the saddle ridge of the mountains surrounding the lake is just so rare. Indeed, a sight to behold. The Ghepan lake is at an altitude of 4146 M. The Ghepan ghat lake trek is a moderate trek. We recommend you have prior experience of high-altitude treks. Also, you will have to cover a stretch of 6-8 km every day. Furthermore, you will be experiencing and crossing very tricky patches like snow or scree. There might be a stream or river crossing too. But interestingly, it is not a much-explored trail yet, which makes it offbeat. You will also witness the icebergs floating around in the Galvanic blue water lake. This untouched trail would be a key to some of the best exposure to the Himalayas. Best Time to Trek: The best time to do the Ghepan lake trek is Summer (June -July) and monsoon (August- September). Even during the month of May, you will find a lot of snow on the trail which makes it difficult to reach the lake. You will also witness how the terrain and texture change as you climb higher. During the summer the temperatures are between 5-15 degrees which is quite pleasant. During the monsoon, the temperatures are between 0 to 15 degrees. The summer air is quite crisp and the monsoon air is a little moist. The meadows on the trail are just incredible after the snow melts. Difficulty Level: The Ghepan lake trek is a moderate-level trek. Starting from day 1 there will be a slight ascent. The trail is filled with big snow patches. We highly recommend you have prior experience in high altitude trek. Surly, this trek is treated as an offbeat trek. The barren rugged mountains which lead you to trails that are quite contrasting.
Introduction Ghepan ghat lake trek is a high-altitude glacier lake trek. You will find some rare hanging glaciers. Especially, the massive glacier hanging from the saddle ridge of the mountains surrounding the lake is just so rare. Indeed, a sight to behold. The Ghepan lake is at an altitude of 4146 M. The Ghepan ghat lake trek is a moderate trek. We recommend you have prior experience of high-altitude treks. Also, you will have to cover a stretch of 6-8 km every day. Furthermore, you will be experiencing and crossing very tricky patches like snow or scree. There might be a stream or river crossing too. But interestingly, it is not a much-explored trail yet, which makes it offbeat. You will also witness the icebergs floating around in the Galvanic blue water lake. This untouched trail would be a key to some of the best exposure to the Himalayas. Best Time to Trek: The best time to do the Ghepan lake trek is Summer (June -July) and monsoon (August- September). Even during the month of May, you will find a lot of snow on the trail which makes it difficult to reach the lake. You will also witness how the terrain and texture change as you climb higher. During the summer the temperatures are between 5-15 degrees which is quite pleasant. During the monsoon, the temperatures are between 0 to 15 degrees. The summer air is quite crisp and the monsoon air is a little moist. The meadows on the trail are just incredible after the snow melts. Difficulty Level: The Ghepan lake trek is a moderate-level trek. Starting from day 1 there will be a slight ascent. The trail is filled with big snow patches. We highly recommend you have prior experience in high altitude trek. Surly, this trek is treated as an offbeat trek. The barren rugged mountains which lead you to trails that are quite contrasting.
Introduction Ghepan ghat lake trek is a high-altitude glacier lake trek. You will find some rare hanging glaciers. Especially, the massive glacier hanging from the saddle ridge of the mountains surrounding the lake is just so rare. Indeed, a sight to behold. The Ghepan lake is at an altitude of 4146 M. The Ghepan ghat lake trek is a moderate trek. We recommend you have prior experience of high-altitude treks. Also, you will have to cover a stretch of 6-8 km every day. Furthermore, you will be experiencing and crossing very tricky patches like snow or scree. There might be a stream or river crossing too. But interestingly, it is not a much-explored trail yet, which makes it offbeat. You will also witness the icebergs floating around in the Galvanic blue water lake. This untouched trail would be a key to some of the best exposure to the Himalayas. Best Time to Trek: The best time to do the Ghepan lake trek is Summer (June -July) and monsoon (August- September). Even during the month of May, you will find a lot of snow on the trail which makes it difficult to reach the lake. You will also witness how the terrain and texture change as you climb higher. During the summer the temperatures are between 5-15 degrees which is quite pleasant. During the monsoon, the temperatures are between 0 to 15 degrees. The summer air is quite crisp and the monsoon air is a little moist. The meadows on the trail are just incredible after the snow melts. Difficulty Level: The Ghepan lake trek is a moderate-level trek. Starting from day 1 there will be a slight ascent. The trail is filled with big snow patches. We highly recommend you have prior experience in high altitude trek. Surly, this trek is treated as an offbeat trek. The barren rugged mountains which lead you to trails that are quite contrasting.
Introduction Ghepan ghat lake trek is a high-altitude glacier lake trek. You will find some rare hanging glaciers. Especially, the massive glacier hanging from the saddle ridge of the mountains surrounding the lake is just so rare. Indeed, a sight to behold. The Ghepan lake is at an altitude of 4146 M. The Ghepan ghat lake trek is a moderate trek. We recommend you have prior experience of high-altitude treks. Also, you will have to cover a stretch of 6-8 km every day. Furthermore, you will be experiencing and crossing very tricky patches like snow or scree. There might be a stream or river crossing too. But interestingly, it is not a much-explored trail yet, which makes it offbeat. You will also witness the icebergs floating around in the Galvanic blue water lake. This untouched trail would be a key to some of the best exposure to the Himalayas. Best Time to Trek: The best time to do the Ghepan lake trek is Summer (June -July) and monsoon (August- September). Even during the month of May, you will find a lot of snow on the trail which makes it difficult to reach the lake. You will also witness how the terrain and texture change as you climb higher. During the summer the temperatures are between 5-15 degrees which is quite pleasant. During the monsoon, the temperatures are between 0 to 15 degrees. The summer air is quite crisp and the monsoon air is a little moist. The meadows on the trail are just incredible after the snow melts. Difficulty Level: The Ghepan lake trek is a moderate-level trek. Starting from day 1 there will be a slight ascent. The trail is filled with big snow patches. We highly recommend you have prior experience in high altitude trek. Surly, this trek is treated as an offbeat trek. The barren rugged mountains which lead you to trails that are quite contrasting.
Introduction Ghepan ghat lake trek is a high-altitude glacier lake trek. You will find some rare hanging glaciers. Especially, the massive glacier hanging from the saddle ridge of the mountains surrounding the lake is just so rare. Indeed, a sight to behold. The Ghepan lake is at an altitude of 4146 M. The Ghepan ghat lake trek is a moderate trek. We recommend you have prior experience of high-altitude treks. Also, you will have to cover a stretch of 6-8 km every day. Furthermore, you will be experiencing and crossing very tricky patches like snow or scree. There might be a stream or river crossing too. But interestingly, it is not a much-explored trail yet, which makes it offbeat. You will also witness the icebergs floating around in the Galvanic blue water lake. This untouched trail would be a key to some of the best exposure to the Himalayas. Best Time to Trek: The best time to do the Ghepan lake trek is Summer (June -July) and monsoon (August- September). Even during the month of May, you will find a lot of snow on the trail which makes it difficult to reach the lake. You will also witness how the terrain and texture change as you climb higher. During the summer the temperatures are between 5-15 degrees which is quite pleasant. During the monsoon, the temperatures are between 0 to 15 degrees. The summer air is quite crisp and the monsoon air is a little moist. The meadows on the trail are just incredible after the snow melts. Difficulty Level: The Ghepan lake trek is a moderate-level trek. Starting from day 1 there will be a slight ascent. The trail is filled with big snow patches. We highly recommend you have prior experience in high altitude trek. Surly, this trek is treated as an offbeat trek. The barren rugged mountains which lead you to trails that are quite contrasting.
  • Food as per menu on the trek (Lunch on Day 2, till lunch on Day 5)
  • Forest Permits/Camping Charges, if any (upto the amount charged for Indian nationals)
  • Tents, sleeping bags, Sleeping mats
  • Micro-spikes, Gaiters, and Helmets as required
  • Experienced Trek guide, cook, helpers, and porters for carrying common supplies
  • Mountaineering course certified Trek Leader with First Aid certification
  • Guesthouse/Home stay accommodation in Sissu on Day 1
  • Meals during journey
  • Carriage of Personal Bags during the trek
  • Any kind of Insurance
  • Any expense of personal nature
  • Any expense not specified in the inclusion list.
  • Transportation from Dehradun to Agoda & back to Dehradun

Cancelation Policy



Cash Refund (All events including Friendship Peak Expedition except other Mountaineering Expeditions) - Cash refunds are only available for bookings made without any discounts, such as promotional codes or dynamic discounts. Additionally, cash refunds are not available for shifted batch bookings or if the booking status is "Booked". The amount of the refund will be determined based on the following guidelines:


  • • Cancellations made up to 31 days before the departure date will incur a 5% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made between 30 and 21 days before the departure date incur a 20% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made between 20 and 11 days before the departure date incur a 50% deduction.
  • • Cancellations made less than 11 days before the departure date are not eligible for a cash refund.

Refunds will be processed back to the bank account or credit card account used to pay for the event i.e., the source of payment. The amount refunded will be based on the net amount paid for the event, excluding additional components such as transportation, rent, or portage.


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