Named after Lord Hanuman, the mountain is known for massive glaciers, steep snow slopes, crevasse fields, and dramatic alpine scenery.
Hanuman Tibba Expedition (5932m)
Hanuman Tibba – 5,932m
11 Days + 1 Buffer Day from Manali
Pir Panjal Range above Solang Valley
Glacier Travel, Crevasse Fields & Steep Snow Slopes
A Technical Himalayan Challenge for Experienced Climbers
Technical Mountaineering Expedition
Hanuman Tibba (5,932 m)
5932mA serious alpine climb above Solang Valley and Beas Kund, built for experienced mountaineers ready for glaciers, crevasse fields, steep snow, and high camps.
Hanuman Tibba is a 11+1 days guided Himalayan objective in Solang Valley, Himachal Pradesh. It is best suited to climbers looking for a technical alpine climb for experienced mountaineers moving toward bigger peaks.
Hanuman Tibba – 5,932m
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Expedition overview
Hanuman Tibba at a glance
Hanuman Tibba (5932m) is one of the most iconic and technically challenging mountains in the Indian Himalayas. Located in the Pir Panjal Range above Solang Valley near Manali, it dominates the Kullu Valley skyline and offers one of India's finest alpine climbing experiences.
Altitude
015,932m
Duration
0211 Days + 1 Buffer Day
Season
03May-Jun-Sep / Oct
Difficulty
04Challenging to Difficult
Hanuman Tibba
Hanuman Tibba Expedition (5932m)
The story
The Technical Ascent of Hanuman Tibba
Hanuman Tibba rises above the Solang Valley near Manali, standing as one of Himachal Pradesh's most spectacular and technically demanding peaks.
Expedition story
A mountain journey shaped by terrain, weather, and summit-day decisions.
Ascent notes
What the climb feels like on the mountain.
The expedition passes through alpine meadows, glacial valleys, and the famous Beas Kund region before entering a serious high-altitude climbing environment.
Unlike trekking peaks, Hanuman Tibba demands previous high-altitude experience, excellent physical fitness, and the use of technical climbing equipment.
The climb is a strong progression peak for mountaineers preparing for larger objectives such as Mt Nun and other 7000-meter expeditions.
Why this climb works
Why Hanuman Tibba Is a Technical Alpine Challenge
The climb asks for steady pacing, acclimatization, mountain movement, and summit-day focus.
Field note
Guided does not mean effortless.
The expedition is manageable because the progression is measured, not because the mountain is casual.
Crevasse Fields
The mountain is known for crevasse fields and glacier sections that require guide-led rope systems and careful route judgment.
Steep Snow and Ice
The summit route includes steep snow slopes, snow and ice climbing, and technical terrain.
High Camps
The itinerary uses Camp 1, Camp 2, and Summit Camp before the summit push, requiring comfort with sustained expedition living.
Long Summit Day
Summit day is a 10 km round trip that usually takes 12-14 hours from Summit Camp.
Previous Experience Required
Previous experience on a 5000m or 6000m peak is highly recommended before joining this expedition.
Route & approach
Expedition Route & Approach
The expedition begins in Manali, drives to Dhundi, approaches through Bakarthach and Beas Kund Glacier Base Camp, then climbs through Tentu Pass, Camp 2, and Summit Camp before the summit push.
Route rhythm
Approach, acclimatize, move high, summit, return.
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Itinerary
Day-by-Day Itinerary – Hanuman Tibba Expedition (5932m)
Scan the short plan first, then open the detailed view for the field notes behind each expedition day.
12 days / short
Short day plan
12 days
Day 1
Arrival in Manali (2050m)
01Day 2
Manali to Bakarthach (3300m)
02Day 3
Bakarthach to Beas Kund Glacier Base Camp (3800m)
03Day 4
Move to Camp 1 via Tentu Pass (4500m)
04Day 5
Move to Camp 2 (5000m)
05Day 6
Move to Summit Camp (5300m)
06Day 7
Rest and acclimatization day
07Day 8
Summit Hanuman Tibba (5932m)
08Day 9
Summit Camp to Camp 1
09Day 10
Camp 1 to Bakarthach
10Day 11
Bakarthach to Dhundi and drive to Manali
11DayBuffer
Reserved for weather or mountain conditions
BufferSafety system
Safety, Training & Leadership
A guided climb with clear checks before the approach, at camp, and before summit movement.
- 01
Professional certified mountain guides and support staff
- 02
High altitude porters and kitchen staff
- 03
Medical kit and oxygen backup
- 04
Safety and communication equipment
- 05
High guide-to-client ratio
- 06
Small groups for better safety and summit success
- 07
Premium safety standards for technical Himalayan expeditions
Best fit
Who Should Join Hanuman Tibba
A good match for fit beginners and trekkers who want a real summit objective with guided pacing, acclimatization, and mountain skills.
Audience
01Experienced Mountaineers
Climbers with previous high-altitude experience who are ready for a true technical Himalayan expedition.
Audience
025000m or 6000m Climbers
Participants with previous 5000m or 6000m peak experience looking for a more technical progression.
Audience
03Future 7000m Aspirants
Climbers preparing for bigger objectives such as Mt Nun and other 7000m expeditions.
Audience
04Strong Endurance Athletes
Participants who can trek 7-8 hours continuously and carry a 10 kg backpack comfortably.
Planning notes
Expedition details before you arrive
Practical field information for reaching the meeting point, preparing for mountain conditions, and understanding connectivity during the climb.
01
Reporting Point
Manali, Himachal Pradesh
02
Drop Point
Manali, Himachal Pradesh
03
Nearest Town
Manali
04
Nearest Airport
Bhuntar Airport, 50 km from Manali
05
Nearest Railway Station
Joginder Nagar Railway Station, 145 km
06
Major Railway Stations
Chandigarh (310 km) and Pathankot (325 km)
07
Road Access
Overnight Volvo buses are available daily from Delhi to Manali.
08
Distance From Delhi
Approximately 550 km
09
Maximum Altitude
5932m
10
Network Connectivity
Available in Manali and Solang Valley only
11
Temperature
Manali: 10°C to 25°C, Base Camp: -5°C to 10°C, Higher Camps: -10°C to -20°C, Summit: -15°C to -25°C
Trip details
Inclusion, exclusion and carry
A quick reference for what is covered, what stays personal, and what you should pack for the climb.
What is included
0 items
Group 01
Group 02
Group 03
Policies
Payments and cancellation
A simple reference for confirming your seat, clearing the balance, and understanding cancellation windows before the climb.
Payment policy
Confirmation schedule
2 steps
Advance
0130% booking payment
30% advance payment is required to confirm booking.
Balance
0270% balance payment
Remaining balance must be paid before the expedition starts.
Cancellation policy
Refund and weather windows
6 rules
Cancellation 15 days or more before departure: 100% refund or future expedition adjustment.
01Cancellation within 15 days: 50% refund.
02Cancellation within 7 days: No refund and no adjustment.
03If a participant leaves the expedition voluntarily, no refund will be provided.
04The expedition leader has final authority regarding participation, route changes, and summit attempts.
05Mountaineering involves inherent risks. By joining the expedition, participants acknowledge and accept these risks.
06
Policies balance climber safety, logistics, and expedition fairness in high-altitude Himalayan conditions.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers to the most common questions about Hanuman Tibba Expedition (5932m), training, weather, and completion.
Expedition Gallery
A visual journey through the Hanuman Tibba expedition, from Manali and Bakarthach to Beas Kund Glacier Base Camp, Tentu Pass, high camps, technical terrain, and the 5932m summit.
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