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Malana Trek, Himachal Pradesh

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Malana Trek highlights

Visit the charming village of Malana, which has about 200 stone-roofed homes that are all full of history and culture.
Explore the Jamlu temple, where the deity guides the village's unique government structure, promoting autonomy and self-sufficiency.
Discover Malana Trek’s wilderness, from Ghoni Karadi to apple orchards and Rumso, and experience the village's Greek heritage at every turn.
Explore lush conifer forests to reach alpine meadows with breathtaking views of the Pir Panjal Range, Parvati Valley, and Malana Valley.

Malana Trek cancellation_policy

If cancellation are made 30 days before the date of travel then 15.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
If cancellation are made 15 days to 30 days before the date of travel then 25.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
If cancellation are made 7 days to 15 days before the date of travel then 50.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
If cancellation are made 0 days to 7 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.

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Malana Trek overview

About the Malana Village Trek:

Indulge in this exciting 6 days 5 nights Malana trekking expedition in Malana village in Himachal Pradesh and get a chance to explore the amazing beauty of this region. Visit Gowrishankar temple, Tripura Sundari, Roerich art gallery and explore the peaks of Ali Ratna, Friendship peak, Deo Tibba, and Hanuman Tibba.

Also, enjoy the trek to Chandrakhani Pass and Malana that are locations of complete serenity. Grab the chance to camp at the summit which offers the magic of the chilly winds, fresh air, tranquil surroundings, lush greenery, and snow-capped mountains to give you memories for a lifetime.

Start Point: Delhi

End Point: Delhi

Start Time/End Time of Trip: 12:00 PM (Day 1) and around 04:00 PM (Day 6)

Malana Village Trek Package Inclusions:

Stay: Alpine tents on sharing basis
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Highly Experienced Guide
Activities: Trekking & Camping

Malana Trek Quick facts:

Temperature range: Day: 10°C to 30°C; and Night: -1°C to 3°C
Malana trek altitude: 8701 feet
ATM: ATM facility is available in Malana
Mobile Network: JIO 4G works the best in these areas
Trekking gradient: Easy to moderate

How to reach?

By Air: The nearest airport to Malana is Kullu-Manali Airport, located approximately 48 km away. Direct flights operate from major cities like Delhi and Chandigarh. The average duration of the flight from Delhi to Kullu is around 1.5 hours, covering a distance of approximately 400 km.

By Train: The nearest railway station to Malana is Joginder Nagar Railway Station, situated about 143 km away. You can reach Joginder Nagar by boarding trains like the Himachal Express or the Janshatabdi Express from Delhi. The journey takes approximately 10-12 hours.

By Road: From Delhi, you can take buses to reach Malana via Bhuntar. The distance is around 537 km and the journey takes about 12-14 hours. Travel on National Highways like NH44 and NH3 to reach Bhuntar, then proceed towards Malana.

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Malana Trek faqs

When is the best time do Malan Village trek?

The best time to do the Malana Trek is From April to July. These months are cooler than the rest of the year, making them good for treks. At this time of year, the cosy settings make the experience fun and easy for adventurers.

How to reach Malana?

If you want to get to Malana, you can take an air-conditioned bus from New Delhi to Manali. The trip takes about 12 hours. After disembarking at Patlikuhal, you can take a jeep ride to Rumsu Base Camp, which is around 10 kilometres away. The walk to Malana Village starts from there.

Where does Malana trek start?

The Malana Trek will start on the first day of reaching the Rumsu Base Camp. The first day will be spent reaching the base camp, followed by spending the night and starting the trek on the second day from the base camp. The trek ends with reaching the Malana Base Camp, after which you are free to enjoy on your own.

What is the cost of the Malana trek?

The cost of the Malana trek package starts at about INR 10,000 per adult. This cost is inclusive of a highly experienced guide, alpine tents, breakfast and dinner. Moreover, this Malana trek cost also covers the charges for activities like camping and trekking.

Is Malana worth a visit?

Yes, the ancient village of Malana is worth a visit. Due to its unique culture and customs that set it apart from the neighbouring places, you must visit it as part of the Malana Trek package. Stone-roofed cottages and the Jamlu shrine are among the village's notable features. The friendly locals and the fact that it is supposedly of Greek descent also contribute to its popularity.

How long does it take to trek to Malana Village?

The walk from Kasol to Malana Village takes about 5 to 6 hours and is not very strenuous. Along the journey, you will encounter Malana's unique atmosphere and beauty. To add to its allure, the trip offers breathtaking vistas of the serene Parvati River and snow-capped mountains.

What is the height of the Malana trek?

The height of Malana Trek is 8701 feet. Trek to Malana starts from Chandrakhani Pass, Himachal Pradesh. This is one of the most fascinating treks in the Kullu region of Himachal Pradesh of India.

What is the difficulty level of Malana village trek?

The difficulty level of Malana Trek is easy to medium difficulty considering its trail as well as the obstacles found. Since you will be trekking for around 6 days, you will be expected to have at least basic knowledge of trekking as well as proper physique.

What level of fitness is expected from me?

This trek is fairly easy. But it makes a lot of sense to spend some time before coming on a trekking holiday getting some additional exercise. The fitter you are, after all, the more enjoyable you will find the experience. For this trip, you need to be aerobically fit and also comfortable with walking up to 7 hours on some days.

What kind of shoes I should have?

You should carry high-ankle trekking shoes. Different shoes are suitable for different kinds of treks, depending on the weather, trail condition as well as duration of the trek. For this particular trek, shoes with thick souls are recommended.

What all places we will cover during this trek?

The places which you will be covering during the Malana Village trek include:

Rumsu Base Camp: Located close to Naggar, the Rumsu Base Camp or the Rumsu Village is a small yet serene village located amidst some of the most enchanting views of the rolling hills. Having an old-world charm, the houses here are made of rocks and woods, giving a proper aesthetic to the surroundings.
Chandrakhani Pass: Located in the Kullu District, the Chandrakhani Pass lies at an elevation of 3660 meters. The pass works as a pathway between Rumsu Village and Pulag Village of Malana and offers some of the most scenic views to capture in your cameras.
Malana Village: One of the most historical villages in Himachal Pradesh, the Malana Village is known for so many things. With the peaks of Deo Tibba and Chandrakhani protecting it as a backdrop, this village lets you capture some of the most scenic views of the vicinity.

What activities are included in the Malana village trek?

The activities included in the Malana Village trek include:

Trekking: Enjoy a delightful as well as a thrilling session of trekking to the Malana Village as you pass through some of the most rugged terrains. On the way, you will come across some of the most enchanting sceneries, making the whole experience totally unforgettable and worth it.
Camping: Since you will be trekking for around 6 days, five of your nights will be spent camping under the twinkling stars. Every day, your camping spot will be changed, therefore you will be provided with different scenery every day and every night. In addition to this, you will be provided with alpine tents on a sharing basis.
Sightseeing: While you trek from the base camp to the Malana village and then back to the designated destination, you will get6 a chance to sightsee numerous scenic destinations along the way.

Is Malana village trek good for the solo traveler?

If you do love walking amidst nature and watch its unique creations, then trekking solo into the Malana Village is going to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for you. However, hiking is one of those activities that are best enjoyed with friends, family members, or a small group of small-aged people.

What kind of accommodations are included in Malana village trek?

While you are trekking to Malana Village, you will have to either stay in the tents or camps on a sharing basis. You will also be provided with a sleeping bag and sleeping mat not only for convenience but also to stay away from the bites of chilly wind. The tents or camps, where you are going to stay, are quite effective in blocking the air, so you will surely get a good night’s sleep with them.

What are Malana Village rules?

The people of Malana village have their own administration and are considered as the oldest democracy in the world. If any traveler is traveling to this village then needs to follow the rule of not touching any of the walls, houses, and even the people there. If they do so then they have to pay some fine to cover the lamb’s sacrificial slaughter in order to purify the impure. They need to sign with consent that only the village council would be in an authority position, not the authority from outside.

It is believed that the natives of this village are the descendants of Alexander the Great’s soldiers. The villagers have a unique lifestyle and own social structures. Malani's are extremely proud of their culture and do not like to mingle with outsiders. The villagers have their own set of laws. One can see that in recent times no police ever entered the village and they do not have any respect for the outside authority. They are a unique tribal community staying away from the hustle and bustle of cities.

What all things I should carry for Malana trek?

You should carry the following things for Malana Trek:

Sneakers for trekking Shoes for crossing rivers and using in camp, like trainers or shoes.
Three pairs of walking socks
Extra shoelaces
Pants for hiking
Overwear that doesn't get wet
Pyjamas
Thermal baselayer - Pants
Base Layer shirts (1 long-sleeved and 1 short-sleeved)
Warm jumper or fleece jacket Jacket that keeps water out
A sunhat
Hat to keep warm
Gloves or mittens Sunglasses
30 pint daypack
Sun protection, such as full coverage for the lips, nose, and other areas
Extra batteries and a torch
Two 1-litre water bottles
Thermal sleeping bag rated for -10oC (-15oC for trips in late November and December)
Towels and a washbag
Hand soap that kills germs
A little towel
A simple first-aid kit.

Why is Malana Trek famous?

Malana Trek is famous for its breathtaking natural beauty, with its snow-capped mountains, dense forests, and peaceful Parvati River. Furthermore, the trek is also famous for the Malana village, which possesses a unique culture that is different from the nearby areas. This village you reach on the trek claims to have Greek ancestry, which makes trekking even more interesting.