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Friendship Peak Trek in Manali – Ultimate Himalayan Adventure
Standing at 5,289 meters in Manali, Himachal Pradesh, Friendship Peak offers an unforgettable trekking experience. This Himalayan trekking peak is perfect for beginners seeking their first summit and seasoned adventurers chasing snowy trails. With panoramic views, pristine glaciers, and challenging gradients, it's the ideal destination for high-altitude trekking in India.
Friendship Peak Trek Highlights
- Location
- Manali, Himachal Pradesh
- Duration
- 7 Days
- Grade
- Beginner-friendly trekking expedition
- Maximum Altitude
- 5,289 meters (17,349 ft)
- Best Season
- May, June, September, October
Why Choose White Expedition for Your Next Mountaineering Expedition?
Expert Mountaineers
Our expert mountaineers and Himalayan expedition leaders bring over a decade of high-altitude experience. From first ascents to iconic peaks, White Expedition’s unmatched success record reflects technical mastery, resilience, and leadership.
Tailored Adventures
Each climbing expedition is tailor-made to suit your skill level and aspirations. Whether you’re a first-time trekker or a professional mountaineer, our customized itineraries offer the perfect mix of challenge, safety, and thrill.
Safety Comes First
We prioritize climber safety with certified mountain guides, modern rescue protocols, and premium mountaineering gear. Our safety-first approach ensures peace of mind while you focus on summiting your dream peak.
Himalayan Insight
Our deep-rooted Himalayan knowledge, combined with international expedition planning standards, gives you the best of both worlds. Experience seamless logistics, cultural insight, and top-tier professionalism.
Eco-Conscious Tours
We lead environmentally responsible mountaineering tours, leaving no trace behind. Support local Himalayan communities while exploring the mountains responsibly through our sustainable adventure model.
Life-Changing Journeys
Climb, connect, and conquer with White Expedition. Our clients return not just with summit certificates—but with stories, confidence, and lifelong memories from the roof of the world.
Day-by-Day Itinerary for the Friendship Peak Expedition in the Indian Himalayas
Day
1
Arrival in Manali
Arrive in Manali (elevation: 2,050 meters)
Transfer to the accommodation
Settle in and rest
Evening briefing and gear check by the trek leader
Day
2
Drive to Dhundi and trek to Lady Leg base camp.
Drive to Dhundi
Trek to Lady leg (5-6 hours)
Elevation gain 3800m
Day
3
Short trek for acclimatisation
Acclimatisation and briefing
Trekking time: Approximately 3-4 hours
Day
4
Trek to Advanced Base Camp (ABC)
Trek to Advanced Base Camp (elevation: 4,300 meters)
Elevation gain 4300m
Enjoy scenic views
Day
5
Summit Day - Friendship Peak
Early morning start for Friendship Peak summit (elevation: 5,289 meters)
Summit and descend to ABC or Lady Leg based on conditions
Trekking time: Approximately 10-12 hours
Day
6
Reserve Day / Descend to Manali
Keep the day as a reserve for contingencies or gradual descent
If the summit was on Day 5, descend to Manali
Overnight stay in Manali or at a suitable location on the descent
Day
7
Departure from Manali
Drive back to Manali
Arrive in Manali and conclude the trek
Depart from Manali with memories of the Friendship Peak expedition
Accommodation
Accommodation in Manali on Day 1 and Day 6 (as applicable)
Camping arrangements during the trek
Meals
Nutritious and hygienic meals throughout the expedition
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided during the expedition days
Special arrangements for dietary preferences if communicated in advance
Transportation
Transportation to and from climbing locations.
Guides and Support
Experienced trek leader and support staff
Local guides familiar with the terrain
Support staff for camping and logistics
Permits and Entrance Fees
All necessary permits and entry fees
Permissions for climbing in the region
Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) registration
Safety and Medical Assistance
First aid kit and basic medical assistance
Emergency evacuation plans in place
Experienced guides trained in high-altitude rescue operations
Equipment
Tents, sleeping bags, and other camping equipment
Safety equipment for the climb
Personal gear check and assistance
Climbing Assistance
Guidance and support during the summit day
Assistance with technical aspects of the climb
Documentation
Detailed itinerary and information before the climb
Completion certificates for the participants
Communication
Communication equipment for emergencies
Regular updates and briefings
Environment and Leave No Trace
Commitment to environmentally responsible trekking/climbing
Practices to minimize environmental impact
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